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DIAMOND HEADS AND
MALES PLAY TIE GAME


pionship
The only change in the Iolani side
was that c. Macfarlane took j. kea'
place. the latter being absent from
town
Dixon and Martin. Colonial player
! made their debut with the Christians
THE TEAMS.
Mailes-Goal. r. Chillingworth; full
backs, ]. McGiIl, r. Anderson: half
backs, F. Davis. D. Center, Guild; for
wards, Simpson. Gray, Catteran, F
Bailey H. Bailey.
Diamond Heads-Goal, Chiffon: full
backs, Grune, Clarke; half-backs
Gleason, Clarke, F. Desha; forwards
En- Sue llingworth, G.. Desha, Fer
nandez, Williams.
Iolanis-Goal Carter; full-backs, z.
KelIett. J. Kellett; half-backs. Mon
Yin, Anderson. Harrison; forwards,
Blackman. Anderson, Woo, E. Kea, c.
Macfarlane.
Y NJ c. A-Goal. Beardmore; full
backs. Macaulay. Turner; half-backs,
Gill, Plunkett, Dixon; forwards. Mar
tin, Spalding, Oss Haley, Waterhouse.
THE OFFICIALS
First Game-Referee. H B. Sinclair:
linesmen. Messrs Fiddes and r. Cat
ton.
Second Game-Referee, H. B. Sin
clair; inesmen, Messrs. Munro and o.
Mayall.
% MALES VS. DIAMOND HEADS %
First Half.-Mailes defended the
bleachers' goal and play ruled even for
several minutes after commencement,
both sides showing up we'll at kicking
and passing and playing for all they
were worth.
Males took a shot or two at goal,
but Carter proved equal to the occa-
sion. After a corner for the Males
the Reds took possession and George
Desha managed to get the leather
PAST the formidable Bob Anderson.
Fernandez took the kick, but sho.
wide.
MALES FIRST BLOOD.
Males raced down the field and Fl.
Bailey centered beautifully, the ball
being rushed between the posts after
a lively scrinmage. 1t went in off BOB
Clarke from a kick by F. Bailey.
Reds bucked up and En- Sue got the
ball. but kicked out after a spectacular
run. Males then invaded the enemy's
territory and F. Bailey shot from the
high.
The Heads were Immediately in evil
dence and En- Sue had the ball for his
very own, but spoiled a fine chance to
score by shooting too hastily.
Eddie Desha next doomed up with
the ball, but did nothing in the way
of goal-getting.
Then Simpson of the Males sent a
I,o in hut
goal
REDS ARE ERRATIC.
Again the Reds had chance In
open their account, but Fernandez
failed to connect.
The erratic work in front of goal by
the Diamond Heads was a source of
anxiety to their supporters. The more
Males frequently offset
the Reds fierce rushes by simply
keeping cool at kicking at the right
time.
Chiffon cleared hard shot clever
ly and then the Diamond Heads goal
was nearly rushed from a corner.
Another corner fell to the Males and
the bail was kicked beyond the danger
limit by Grune. George Desha got he
hind the ball and En- Sue had a chance
to score, but shot weakly. Chilling
worth having no difficulty in clearing.
The Second Half.-The pail was
speedily taken down by the Heads and
Williams sent in a beauty which failed
to go into the net by a fraction Soon !
after Williams shot again, the ball
shaving the cross-bar.
THE SCORE TIED.
Males then put in a soft shot and a
corner fell to the Heads after a swift
scurry over the turf. Soon after the
kick En- Sue scored a beautiful goal |
1is good work being heartily applaud
I'd.
The green and gold boys redoubled |
heir energies, but Grune and Bob |
Clarke put up a sound defense and |
to avert threatened danger.
A shot by J. Anderson was neatly |
stopped by the Male goalkeeper and /
hen the Males tested the mettle OF /
he custodian of the Reds goal. that /
Individual emerging from the ordeal |
With flying colors.
THE BALL BREAKS.
Heads were penalized for fouling and |
hen the ball burst between two vigor-
us kicks. The new ball was put il
lay by the referee.
Males We're penalized for hands"
nd Grune took the kick. 1t was a
cor effort. the ball going too low to
CcomDlish much.
Diamond Heads missed three good
hances, a shot by Williams going
cry close indeed
The game ended with the Diamond
leads worrying their opponents and
he score reading one goal all.
80 IOLANIS vs.. Y NJ. c. A 90.
FIRST HALF.
Y. NJ c. A started off from the ma
1a goal and were soon placed strict
on the defensive. Blaclman put in
peach of shot which even Beard
ores hands were to small to frus-
ate.
The Christians were penalized for I'M
tristan like tactics and a kick at goal