The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-14
SCOTLAND DEFEATS
IOLANI UNITED
The Hoot Mons Well in the
Lead for League Cham
pionship

The second match of the league
championship was played at Punahou
on Saturday afternoon. when Iolani
the game on the previous Saturday.
The usual crowd of spectators was
present.
The game resulted in a crushing de-
feat for the Red and Whites; the Scots
scored no less than nine goals, and
had the game been played with the
same dash which the Scotch eleven
displayed against the Englishmen.
The Scots had the advantage in
weight; the Iolani boys being little
on the light side.
The Iolani captain won the toss and
chose to defend the town goal; the
Scots playing with the sun in their
eyes for the first half. Fiddes started
the ball rolling for Scotland, and play
was carried we'll into Iolani territory
at once, but the ball was rushed back,
and give and take play was carried on
in the center of the field for some time.
Then the blues invaded their oppo-
nents' ground and seemed to have all
their own way. From a forward rush
in which all the forwards showed up
well, Munro succeeded in scoring an
unmiStakabIe goal for the Scots Piia-
mia kicked off for Iolani, and the Blues
at once attacked the Red and White
citadel The Iolanis could not stand
them off, and a fine bit of forward play
by. Kay and Munro resulted in the lat
ter placing the ball in a fine position,
and Cation Selling the opportunity,
placed another goal to Scotland's
credit.
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favor of the Blues. From a corner
kick Lennox landed the ball right at
Cations feet, and he at once sent the
ball through the posts. Two more
goals were added to Scotland's total,
one by Kay and one by Munro, and
the first half ended 5 to 0 in favor of
the Scots.
Piianai- kicking off for Iolani, and they
rushed the ball into Scotch ground,
Macfarlane and Anderson doing good
work for the Red and Whites. McGill
stopped them in the nick of time by
long kick, and the Scotch forwards
took the play to the College, goal, where
Munro by splendid kick brought the
Hootmon's score up to g. to 0.
From the kickoff at center the ball
was taken right down the wing by
Cation, and that player shot the sew
enth goal for the Blues. The Iolanis
now woke up for a time, and soon had
the Scots in trouble, but from a melee
in front of the Blues goal, D. w. An
dersons came to the rescue and sent
the ball down to Cockburn, who kicked
splendid goal. The score now stood;
Scotland, s; Iolani, 0.
From then on to the end the Blues
just played with their opponents, and
the game began to get monotonous.
one more goal was added in Scotland's
favor by Cockburn, who was playing
in great form. The whistle blew soon
after, the final score being; Scotland,
8; Iolani United, O.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
j. Boyle officiated as referee in the
absence of the Rev. Kitcat, and gave
good satisfaction.
For Iolani United Piianai, the Ander-
sen brothers, Willis Smithies and Mac
farlane did good work, and certainly
deserve praise for the hard game they
put up.
For Scotland those who showed up
to advantage were Fiddes, Bottomly,
Cation, Kay, Munro and Anderson.
Cockburn also played fine game, he
was injured last week.
Cockburn's first goal was the finest
exhibition of scoring in the match, and
although it was his first game of the
season, he will undoubtedly be included
in the team in their future matches.
Next week the English team play
the Iolani at Punahou, and a good
game may be expected
The positions for championship hon.
ors stand as follows:
2, won 2, lost 0. Goals
III for, against.
England-Played 1, won 0, lost 1.
Goals-0 for, against
Iolani-Played 1, won 0; lost 1. Goals
20 for, against
Points for the championship honors-
Scotland 4, Iolani 0, England O.
The teams in Saturdays game were
as follows:
Scotland-Goal, Fenwick; backs, Nc
gill, r. Anderson; halves, Lennox, Bot
tomley, D. w. Anderson; forwards,
Munro, Kay, Fiddes, Cockburn, Cat
ton.
Iolani United-Messrs. A. st. C. Piia-
naia, Hart, Smithies, Freeth, Macfar-
lane, Moses, J. Andersen, Clement,
kauholu, Spencer, Ilihia; substitutes,
All Sang, Aylett