The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
IOLAN|S AND
MALES Win
Two Keen!y CONTESTED
"Socker" Games
Yesterday.

GuHdnOuS. IL L
Y. NJ c. Al 0 0 1 3
d. Heads 20 0 %
The Tolanis and Males were return
ed winners in the two games OF
''socker'' played at the baseball ground
yesterday, defeating the Y. NJ. C. A
and Diamond Heads, respectively, by
the scores of to and 1 to o.
The band was in attendance but the
crowd was not so big as was the case
on the previous Saturday.
IOLANIS VS.. Y. NJ. c. A.
The Iolanis and Y. NJ. C. A. played
first and put up a good game. The
Iolanis hardly showed to such advan-
tage as they did last week but they
managed to win handily.
The Y. NJ. c. A. made a very good
impression and the eleven will win
games.
The lineup was as follows:
Iolanis-Kea, goal: backs, E. Kellett,
]. Kellett; halves, T. Carter, NJ. An
derson, Mon Yin; forwards, L. G..
Blackman, J. Woo, J. Anderson, ].
Bolster, E. Mahaulu.
Y. NJ. c. A.-Goal, S. F. Beardmore;
backs, E. B. Turner, J. Macauley;
halves, 1. Spalding, G.. Isenberg, J.
Gill; forwards, c. Oss, G.. Waterhouse,
Plunkett, F. Haley, Robbins.
Refereed. w. Anderson.
Linesmen-Messrs. McKinnon and J.
Cation.
The Y NJ. C. A. showed well in
dividually but lacked cohesion. The
Iolanis' combination was excellent.
That tells the story Of the game.
The Iolanis kicked off from the ma
kai end. Both sides cornered but no
score resulted.
After several futile attempts by vari-
Gus members of the team J. Anderson
put a shot between the bars which
was too hot for Beardmore to stop.
Turner at back was playing rat
Ting good game. doing the right thing
with the ball pretty nearly every time
it came his way.
It was not long before J. Anderson
scored again, this time with soft
shot that the goalkeepe" should have
intercepted.
Haley had a chance to score for the
Initials but failed and half time saw
the score, Iolanis 2, Y. NJ. c. A. 0.
The second half saw the Christians
playing up CALAMITY but the best they
could do was to score once through
the medium of Irish Plunkett, who
has taken up the Association game.
His goal was not unmarked by the
elements of luck.
The Iolanis were credited third
goal by Bolster in the second period of
the game and the game ended, Iolanis !
3, Y. NJ. C. A. 1.
Turner played we'll for the losers and |
Gill, a new hand at the kicking game, |
showed signs of making player.
DIAMOND HEADS VS.. MALES.
These teams took the field as fol
lows:
Mailes-Goal Belser; backs, McGil,
r. Anderson; halves, r. Chiilingworth,
center, Foster Davis: forwards, Cat
teral, H Bailey, Simpson, F. Bailey,
Gray, Simpson.
Diamond Heads-Goal, w. Chilling
worth; backs, E. Desha, r. Clark;
halves, f. Grune. J. Clark, D. Sher-
wood; forwards, l.. Kee. G.. Desha, Z.
Gleason, A Williams, V. Lemon.
Referee. w. Waldron.
Observation-Disclosures. McKinnon and j.
Cation.
The Reds were playing without Fer
nandez and En- Sue, both of whom are
on the shelf. kee ana
Sherwood proved efficient substitutes.
The Males are very evidently not
the old championship winning team OF
past seasons. Yesterday the Diamond
Heads played all round them but lack
ed that accuracy of shooting necessary
to score goals. The Reds will be bad
for the best of them to beat when they
get two or three more games in them.
The Males had somewhat the best
IF the first half during which period
L goal was scored by Catteral from
/ penalty kick.
In the second half the Diamond +
Heads bucked up wonderfully, in fact
he longer they played the better they 2
played and came within an ace OF T
scoring on several occasions. +
A good game ended 1 to in the +.