The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22

The right wing of the Male team
was the one most in evidence for some
time, but their attacks We're frustrated
by the able defense of Clark, McCor-
riston and Soper. Both the former
players are developing considerably
into reliable men, but Clarks kicking
IS erratic at times and needs more eff
fort to pass to his forwards. Catteral,
the quondam Pacific forward, was play
ing a grand game, ably supported by
his two wing men. At length the Pu-I
nahou forwards broke away and some
clever play on the part of Cockburn,
Campbell and r. Cation resulted in an
unproductiVe corner. The ball was
now kept in the Male territory and
Guild and Anderson We're given plenty
to do, but proved equal to the emer-l
gency although McRitchie was once
called into requisition. The Male for,
wards now took the aggressive and
Fiddes with one of his far-famed
rushes invaded the enemy's territory
and passed the ball deftly to the right
wing. Churton ably seconded and the,
effort was rewarded by the Males first
scoring. Score-Mailes, 1 goal; Pu-
nahous. 0
The ball was soon again in play and
the Males renewed their attacks, but
the call of half-time found the score
unchanged
SECOND HALF.
After fve-minute interval the
teams changed over and the Males .
We're again aggressive. For some time
the Punahou defense was kept busy
and the whole back division was given
plenty of work. Cation in goal was
often conspicuous but for some time
kept his net intact with mastery de-
Tense. The Males We're, however, not
to be denied and the continual attack
of their whole forward line led by Cat
teraI and Churton was rewarded by a
splendid shot of the formers finding
the goal Score-Mailes, 2 goals; Pu-
nahou 0.
The Males were now confident of
victory and the question appeared to
resolve itself into the number of goals
they could obtain. Their opponents
were by no means disconnected and
played with renewed vigor. Only ten
minutes remained to play and the
game became fast and exciting. Water
house and Cockburn on the wings were
doing valiant1y, and Campbell was now
playing a clever and determined game.
From this time the Male defense was
holly pressed and their goal again and
gain in danger. Only once did their
forward line get possession of the ball
in spite of the efforts of Catterall and
Churton. F'iddes scintilIated at times
but from this time on the Male at :
tack became feeble. r. Cation, for the
Punahous. held his forward line in
splendid order and six minutes within
time. after series of mastery attacks
beat the doughty McRitchie and scored
the first goal for the Punahous amid
great applause. Score-Mailes, 2 goals;
Punahous. 1 goal
Only a few minutes now remained to
play and although the Male center
and wings once invaded the Punahou
defence the ball was again soon in pos
session of the Punahou forward line.
At length one minute before time Geo.
Waterhouse after a speedy run cleverly
conferred, and Cockburn melted the bali
again amid great cheering. The game
was at once resumed but the whistle
was sounded and the final score was:
Males, ? goals; Punahous, 2 goals.
LINEUP
Punahous-Goal: A. Cation. Full
packs: Soper. Blackman. Half backs:
Clark, Judd, Forwards:
Tockburn, Campbell. r. Cation, Pa,
SEQ. Waterhouse.
Mailes-Goal: McRitchie Full
packs: Gregg. Anderson. Half-backs:
3eIser. Guild, McGill. Forwards:
churton, Harvey, Catteran, Davies, 4
Tiddes.
Referee-Waldron. d
NOTES
The game next saturday viii be be-
ween the Iolanis and Males. With
game the first round of the
aague games is concluded D
The following represents the present 3
tatus of the teams: .
Played. Won. Lost. Draw. y