Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-19
MALES vs.. DIAMOND HEADS

The opening exchanges favored the
Males who kept play confined TO their
rivals quarters. IL was game OF
diverse styles. The Heads adopted a
running attack, which disjointed their
team on invading their opponents ter
ritory while the Green and Colds es-
sayed the slower but more accurate
game OF placing the sphere to one an
other while moving up the field as a
whole, the latter game paying as the
Males we're the first to register. From
q raid on the Reds defence Bailey for
the Males centered at the pyscholo-
gfcal moment and from the ensuing
melee in the goal mouth the ball was
lodged in the net. The game then be-
came very fast the Heads forcing the
pace and at the same time showing
some fine touches. En- Sue and Fer
uandez repeatedly beat the Male de-
fence and corner after corner was con-
coded by the Males back division TO
avert disaster. Holding out magnifi-
GENTLY the Male defence sent the
Heads back empty-handed and half
time came with the score reading NJ.
/, ID. II. 0.
The Heads Immediately became ag-
eressive on resuming and the work
thrown on the green and gold defence
demonstrated the quality OF the at
tack. The Heads certainly showed the
greater dash but faulty finishing rob-
bed them OF their chances. While the
Males were fioundering great deal in
the latter's forwards frittered away
many of their chances by the question
able efficacy OF plan OF passing and
repassing In front of goal when no
such liberties should have been TAX
en-. Williams being the solitary excep-
ton and commendable efforts OF his
just grazing the wrong side OF the
uprights. The moral of getting goals
early has often been pointed out but
both teams erred In this respect In not
pressing home their advantages. the
Males in the first half and the Heads
In the latter perioi. AS the game
progressed the Heads played with
great vigor and En- Sue brought about
the equalizer with lovely shot max
ing amends for previous chances he
had mulled Occasional breakaways by
the Males were nulllfied by the splen-
did defence OF the Heads and their
forwards on every occasion tried racing
tactics to get on the lead but without
success. The Males seemed content
to play for draw and although the
Reds kept up a spirited attack they
could not overcome the latter's do
fence.
Play throughout on the Male side
was OF scrambling nature the forwards
falling TO sustain combination. The
halves we're In a way responsible for
this but the form shown by the for
wards was very crude the pace evil
IDENTIFY telling upon them more SO In
comparison with the plan OF their
nimbler footed opponents.
Taking the match on Its merits the
Heads were value for a win but II was
not to be and the game ended in q
draw of l goal each.
Mailes-Goal. r. Chillingworth; full
backs, ]. McGill, r. Anderson; half
backs, F. Davis, d. Center, Guild; for
wards, Simpson, Gray, Catterall, f.
Bailey, II. Bailey.
Diamond Heads-Goal, Chiffon; full
backs, Grune, Clarke; half-backs,
Gleason, Clarke, T.. Desha; forwards
En- Sue, Chilllngworth, G, Desha, Fer
nandez, Williams.
As a result Of these games the 10
llanis are now pressing the Males