Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-23

4 corner for the Worlds gave no re.
suit
Morse got in a shot for the Scotch
goal but narrowly missed IL. McWhir.
er secured the ball and brought II
Town well on the wing near the
Worlds goal. Here he had sharp
ussle with the backs but Unanswered
he pigskin splendidly and finally man.
aged to center II to Boyle, who had
Just arrived upon the scene. Boyle
taught the ball on the pass and shot
Il through the goal before Dusenberg
had realized the situation. This was
the first goal in the Scotchman's favor.
Scots Play Good Game.
Despite the wind the hardy Scots
again got the ball up in front of the
Worlds goal and managed to keep II
there for quite a while. The Worlds
finally rallied and carried the ball back
on series Of passes. Morse finally
making a shot just by the Scotch goal.
The Worlds again carried the ball
down on the wing near the Scotch goal
where lively scrimmage took place.
Morse got the ball out OF the bunch
and made for the goal but got stopped
by McGill just in the nick of time. The
scots broke away again and Cockburn
made try for goal but missed it,
Still aggressive the Scots held the
ball down in front Of their opponents
goal until they finally rallied and
rushed the ball over the Scotch line.
The Scots. however. pounced on the
ball and brought II back in front of the
Worlds goal where a hot scrimmage
took place. Dusenberg finally relieving
his goal.
Morse broke away and passed to
Blackman who was stopped by the
Scotch backs. Blackman again secur-
ed the ball and rushed It along In good
style until McGill stopped him. Tho
Scotchmen rushed the ball up again
aud McWhirter shot for goal sending
the ball over the bar. A little later the
half closed the score being Scotchmen
/. Worlds O.
Scots Defended Well.
During this half the Scotchmen
showed up in fine style putting up an
excellent defense against the Worlds
who aided by the wind were pressing
very hard at times and lost couple
OF good chances to score. Not only
this, the Scotchmen often were aggres.
sive and rushing the ball against the
wind menaced their opponents goal on
several occasions. The Worlds put up
a good game but the Scotch defense
proved too much for them. The wind
also made accurate kicking wellnigh
impossible.
Worlds Face the Wind.
In the second period the Worlds i'm.
mediately forced the ball against the
wind over the Scotch line. The change
of goals and the consequently adverse
wind was too much for the combined
nations, however, and the Scotchmen
soon got the ball. McWhirter and
Boyle on series of passes got the
ball down in front of the Worlds goal
finally gaining corner. McWhlrter
conferred the ball well from the corner
but Dusenberg saved his goal In good
order. McWhirter again got the ball
and rushed It over the Worlds line.
- scrimmage took place in front Of the
Worlds goal and Guild made a shot
for 1t but missed. Fiddes despite his
Illness took the ball down well and
centered 1t from the wing In fine
shape.
A short but very exciting scrlm.
mage ensued In front of the Worlds
goal which was splendidly saved by
Dusenberg. The Scots pressed hard
again but were stopped by Beardmore.
a corner being gained by them. Fid,
des made the shot but the wind carried
the ball behind the goal.
Worlds Goal Bombsrded.
Bottomley made a splendid shot
from the field for the Worlds goal but
Dusenberg stopped the ball The
Worlds picked up again and Morse
brought the hall up In a fine run but
was stopped by the Scotch backs. The
Scots In return swooped down near
the Worlds goal where Dusenberg
prevented scoring Guild took shot
from the field at the Worlds goal but
Dusenberg again saved II. Morse took
the ball and rushed II up near the
Scotch goal In an excellent run. He
made a shot for goal but Fenwlck saw
ed il.
A corner for the Scotchmen was
kicked by McWhirter but Boyer
caught the hall and took IL out of dan