The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-07

Schulze ..,......-....s,.r. b. ..........ElllS
Motley .................c.-.... '.Chliton
Pfiueger ........NNl g, recommendation
Tschumi .l t. Robertson & Weaver
Spencer ....l.e. Capt. Belser & b Colburn
Harrison ........l. h. Johnson & Alameda
Klebahn .,.........f.b. King & Fernandez
The AIaile lima team was much the
same as did duty throughout last season.
Morse, Gurrey and Harrison of the
Hackfeld eleven have played the game
more or less on the mainland, particu-
larry the former, who was, season or
so ago, one of the star players of the
Olympic Club of San Francisco. He is
captain of the Hackfelds, has coached
them, and is mainly responsible for the
teams existence.
Male Ilimas secured two touchdowns
and won the game by the score of 10 to
O. A disputed touchdown secured in the
second half should have been theirs. In
temperate enthusiasm on the part of the
spectators who encroached On the field,
robbed the winners of tive additional
points.
The Male IIinas did not score as heav-
lily as was anticipated.
This was not altogether their fault.
Their opponents showed unexpected
strength, and at certain stages of the
game introduced some excellent head
work into their maneuvers. They lack
/ ed training and experience, that was the
trouble. Nevertheless, they played grit
/ tily against seemingly hopeless odds, and
| if they persevere in their schooling will,
ere the season closes, be a thorn in the
side of the best of them. In holding
down a strong combination like the Male
Ilimas to such a small score, the team
! of Hackfeld placed on record a perform
ance of which they nave no reason to be
ashamed.
1t is to be hoped that the reverse OF
Saturday will not dampen the Football
arder of the losing team Lovers of foot
ball in Honolulu want to see HackfeIO
& Company's team stay with the game
Both allowed touchdowns were scored
during the first half, Sam Johnson &C
complishing the first soon after the start
of the game. Toward the end OF tbs
first half Prince Cupid obtained the
second touchdown, playing the game In
his erstwhile brilliant manner The kicH
was missed in both instances.
The third and disputed touchdown oc'
CURED about five minutes before tbs
close of the game, and was the result Of
a sensational run down more than hal
the field by Ben Clarke.
During the second half Alameda art
r. wright reviewed Johnson ana Nupt'
at left and right half respectively. mi:
was done in order to afford practice t
the substitutes.
Morse put up a great game for the
losers behind the line, which was weak
Time and time again the 1:ailes plunged
through only to find their efforts repuls
ed by the opposing halves.
Captain Morse is reasonably satisfied
with the showing made by his pupils. A.
was expected, lack of practice and or
ganization told in the playing. Each mar
played his own game, and that they fan
ed to score is not a matter for surprise
In Morse, Klebahn and Duisenberg tbs
Hackfed team posses trio who are
bound to make trouble for any opposing
aggregation. The latter is clearheadec
player and plays with precision.
The Male Ilimas played their usua
compact game. which won them thu
championship last year. This season
however, with the Honolulu Athletic
Club in the field, the Males will have
to look to their Iaurels Their showing
on Saturday could have been more in
spring