The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-07

Punahous. put up an oIdtime tussle
The score was nil but the Males had
somewhat the better of the game, es-
pecially in the latter half. The show
ing made by the Puns agreeably sur
prised their friends.
The Y. NJ. c. a. team is an unknown
quantity and conflicting reports as to
its merit are abroad. Next Saturday
will uncover their strength or the re-
verse.
90 LANIS-DIAMOND HEADS ID
The Iolanis and Diamond Heads line
up at 2:45 .. m. as follows:
Iolanis-Goal, J. Kea; backs, J. KEEL
lett, Tom Carter; halves, E. Kellett, NJ.
Anderson, Mon Tin; forwards, E. Kea,
J. Bolster, j. Anderson, J. Woo, L. G..
Blackman (Capt).
Colors: Light blue and white.
Diamond Heads-Goal, w. Chilling
worth; backs. E. Desha, p. Gleason;
halves, J. Clark, r. Clark, Grune; for
wards, E. Fernandez (Capt), A. Will
liams, G. Desha, En- Sue. V. Lemon.
Colors: Red and white.
Referee: D. w. Anderson; linesmen
Jock McKinnon. o. Crewe-Read.
The Iolanis defended the mauka goal
and kicked off, the ball being speedily
taken down the field.
Iolanis cornered and a good kick in
was headed over the bar
The Iolanis pressed without result for
some time until the Reds spurted up
the field. The effort was speedily
frustrated and soon afterwards Black
man put in a hot shot which grazed
the cross-bar on the wing side.
By this time the Reds were warmed
up and Desha made a nice pass to
Fernandez, who failed in a good at
tempt to score.
Just before half-time Lemon had a
chance in hundred to notch a goal.
but fell down in the effort and thu
whistle blew without either side hav-
ing drawn blood.
The Iolanis restarted at a terrific
clip and came near scoring immedi-
ately. Then a corner fell to the Heads.
who could not make anything of the
advantage thus obtained.
Fernandez missed another easy goal
and then the Iolani pack chased up the
field and Blackman registered the first
goal of the season, same looking sus-
piciously off-side. The referee saw
nothing amiss, however, so the kick
1t was not long before Woo nearly
scored again and then Kea put in
sizzler which was intercepted by G.
Desha.
Kea got possession right after and
this time made no mistake, for he
to Woo, who made it all
'or the 'Lanis.
d. e..
Ill G. Desha got the ball into the net
FOR the Heads, and the game ended
with the score standing: Iolanis, 2;
Diamond Heads, i.
PUNAHOUS VS.. MALES.
The field was then cleared for the
Maile-Punahou game, the sides taking
he field as follows:
Mailes-Goal, ]. Belser: backs, Nc |
Sill, r. Anderson; halves. Center. F. |
Davis. R Chillingworth; forwards. n. |
Bailey, Gray. Cattera1 (capt.), NJ. |
simpson, F. Bailey.
CoIors: Green and gold. ,,
Punahous-Goal. A A. Cation; ba cks. /
Fuller, Soper; halves. Irwin, McCorris- I
on (capt), Lowrey; forwards. c. !
Cooke, w. Campbell. r. r. Cation, j.
L. Cation, ]. L. Cockburn.
Colors: Blue and gold
These teams furnished much more
reasoned display of football
The Males kicked off from the
end and for ten minutes |
lad the ball in their opponents terri
Dry, Goalkeeper Belser being able to
axe a nap.
Suddenly the Punahous woke up and ,
ooked for all the world like scoring.
he bail going wide from a, scrimmage
n the goaPs mouth.
Then the Males lost an opportunity
f netting the ball with particularly
eebIe shot. Cockburn Immediately af-
erwards narrowly escaped doing the
rick with a long, diagonal volley