The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-04
MALES ARE
CHAMPIONS
Capture Premier Seeker
Honors for Fourth
Time.
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Males. .......S 0 s Is
Punahous. ....7 3 IL 10
Y. NJ. {. All 5 10
D. Heads. .....7 5 II IL
Points-Iolanis, s; Males, 10: Puma
hous, I; Y. NJ. c. A, l; d. Heads, Z.
The Males are "socl1er'' champions
once again. Their defeat of the Y. NJ
c. a. team yesterday gave them the
title They have achieved supremacy
fairly and squarely and won because
the We're the best team. Their record
of 5 wins and draws out of games
played is most creditabIe one. Only
4 goals were scored against them DUR
ing the entire season.
The Hawaiian Association Football
Cup has been contested for years and
the Males have won it four times. In
19001 the year it was presented, it
went to the Scottish Amateur Athletic
Association and the season 1923 saw
it retained by the Pacifics. The Male
Ilimas have held it the rest of the time.
The name to be engraved on the trophy
this year is Male lima Athletic AS
ISOLATION, Limited" This is the first
championship won by the Males since
their Incorporation.
1t is worthy of note that j. McGiu
and r. Anderson have played on the
Male eleven since 1901 and have shown
better form this year, perhaps, than
ever before.
After the Males victory yesterday,
the cup was produced in the dressing
room, filed with the best in town, and
passed round. Every member of the
team was cheered and Captain Ander-
son made a few appropriate remarks,
thanking the men for the way they
had stuck together and expressing
belief that the Males would win the
cup next year and two or three years
after that.
Males and Y. NJ. c. A. played the
first game and the score was to 0.
The Christians team was a weak one,
Beardmore and Turner both being abb
sent. Under the circumstances they
did as well as could be expected. Tinker
in goal was a failure and with a good
custodian the score would certainly
have been smaller. Macaulay did not
arrive until the game had been in
progress ten minutes during which
time his side played man short.
The Males played for the record
score of the season and got what they
wanted. The first three goals were
scored inside of ten minutes and 1t
looked as if the side were good for
dozen. Only two goals were made in
the second half.
IL. Bailey registered the first goal;
Gray, the second and third; H. Bailey,
c
For the Y. M c. A, Martin showed
up splendidly and Oss did some fine
THE SECOND GAME.
The game between the Diamond
Heads and the Punahous was of very
different nature to the foregoing. 1t
was hard fought by both sides and
vas a nip and tuck affair throughout
rhe Heads played their usual fast
game and showed better combination
han in any previous game. The Pu-
lahou forward line were all there as
we'll. Cooke and Campbell putting up
L star game.
If the Heads keep on improving at
heir present rate they will take d
lot of beating next sea-
ION.
The score after fifteen-minutes play
vas l to in favor of Punahou, Camp
1ell putting the ball through for the
,lue and gold brigade. Half time saw
lonors even. the ball having gone in
o the net off PrangnelI from a kick
~ Fernandez.
George Desha scored for the Dia-
nond Heads in the second half and
hen Fernandez made it to 1 in favor
# his side
From a nice pass by Cooke, Robert
tatton scored the second goal for the
'uEahous. the goalkeeper miskicking-
There was no more scoring, the game
nding as stated.
The teams were as follows:
Mailes-Goa1, Belser; full-backs, r.
anderson, McGilI; halves, r. Chilling
worth, d. Center, F. Davis; forwards,
;. Bailey, NJ. Simpson, j. Catteral,
Tray and H. Bailey.
Y. NJ. c. A.-Goal, Tinker: fuil-backs,
Dixon, Macaulay; half-backs. Haley,
Gill; forwards. Martin,
padding, Robbins, PIunkett. Oss.
Punahous-Goal, Lo on; full backs,
!. c.. Fuller, w. Soper; half-backs,
.owrey, McCorriston. Prangneu. for
ards. J. Cation, r. Cation, Cockburn,
coke. Campbell.
Diamond Heads--Goal II. Chiffon;
Ill-backs. Grune. r. Clark; halves. J.
lark, Gleason, L. Desha; forwards.
ernandez, Sheldon. y. Williams, G.
'esha, 5. Chillingworth.
The officials:
First Game-Referee. H. z. Sinclair;
nesmen, Nessrs. Munro and Irving.
Second Game-Eeferee. J. W. wal
ron: linesmen, Messrs. S. Beardmore
nd sinclair.
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