The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

| with Sheldon up stole second and
| third, thanks to some egregious fun
| bling. Sheldon raped one to left alons
| the foul line which was too hot to hole
and Simpson cantered home with the
game tucked under his arm.
THE FOOTBALL GAME.
The Males lined up against the All
League eleven as follows:
Mailes-Goal, Belser, full-backs, S
Beardmore McGill; halves, r. Chilling
worth, D. Center, r. Anderson: for
wards, F. Bailey, NJ. Simpson, j. Cat
teral Jameson.
The League-Goal, Lo On puma
hou); full-backs, Grune Cd. H) and +.
B. Turner CY. NJ c. Al; half-backs,
A Lowrey (PunahoO, ]. Clarke ID.
H) and r. McCorriston (Punahou):
forwards, ]. Cation Punahou). J. Woo
0olanD A Williams Cd. H.), E. Fer
nandez Cd. H) and j. Anderson
UolanD.
Referee: J. w. Waldron.
Linesmen: E. Desha, H. Bailey.
r. Anderson took Foster Davis place
at half-back, the latter having gone to
Rabbit Island Stanley Beardmore re-
lieved Bob Anderson. H. Bailey stood
down on account of indisposltion,
Jameson filing the vacancy.
There were three changes in the
League eleven as published. Soper
could not play, so Grune was shifted
from half to full-back, Alan Lowrey
substituting for him. A. Williams APP
peared on the forward line vice X
Cation.
Considerable comment took place on
the groulfl about L. G. Blackman's
non-inclusion in the team. He is con-
ceded to be perhaps the best forward
in Honolulu and just why he was over
looked when the team was picked
would make interesting reading. Mon
Yin is another player whose consistent
form throughout the season just closed
surely entitled him a place on the
team. Instead Alan Lowrey was put
in at half back. Lowrey plays nice
game for a beginner, although tribe
nervous, but he would probably be
one of the first to acknowledge the
claims of the Iolani boy to a place
with the aggregation which defeated
the Males yesterday.
Anderson kicked off from the bleach
ers end for the mixture" and Catteral
was soon prominent taking the ball
eoalward at a rare clip Good kicking
by Turner averted threatened danger,
but the Males managed to secure a
corner.
The ball was kicked to the center of
the field and there John Cation got
hold of it and took it down in good
style. little Woo beating Belser with
1 beautifully judged diagonal shot.
A spell OF even play ensued and then
the All Sorts cornered and soon after
Woo came near doing the kick again.
The Combined Eleven continued to |
press but without result. Then the |
Males doomed up and r. Anderson fell |
Town on difficult shot Simpson ran |
Up well with the ball little later but
he chance to shoot was badly taken.
The second half opened with some |
rood passing by the Males, Jameson /
showing to advantage when the ball
anne his way. Lo On was twice called
lpon to save. which he did cleverly. A
hot by Chillingworth came perilously
lose to scoring, the ball striking the
ross bar.
1t looked as if the Males would
uualize from a scrimmage in front of
oa1 but there were too many men in
he way of the ball. Soon after Gray
ent in a clinking shot which was
saved by Lo On.
The Assortment bucked up and Bel
er twice kicked the leather beyond the
anger belt. A corner fell to the
,aguers, Belser heading out just in
me.
Shortly before the whistle blew. end
lg the game. Catteral got hold of the
all and unanswered it cleverly toward
lie goal. This shot was frustrated,
owever. and the game ended in the
efeat of the champions by 1 goal to 0.