The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-20

the ball onto an opponents foot
Soon after the kickoff, the whites
got within striking distance but moth
ing resulted. Both SIDES were playing
well Catterals fine footwork and
shifty lodging. in particular evokins
applause
The whites continued to have the
best of the play; all they lacked was
combination, particularly on the right
wing.
Hickman sent in feeble shot from
Oss' fine center which should have been
scored from. Shortly afterward Belser
cleverly cleared a hot shot by Woo.
The whites managed to net the ball
but the goal was ruled off-side. Fer
nandez shot and again Belser saved.
Presently Fernandez had another
chance to score but made a mess of it,
falling down on an easy shot.
The Males pressed and Johnny
Clarke saved a dangerous situation
Another shot was barely saved by
Dixon who, so far. had not appeared
at his best. Another shot by Male
man however was nobly punched by
the whites custodian, the ball going
nearly half the length of the field
Whites got in front of the Males
goal, and Hickman attempted to score
off Woo's pass. On the next play Hlck-
man narrowly escaped heading the ball
into the net McGill interposing in the
nick of time Oss next took a shot OFF
Woo-s pass but nothing came of 1t.
AT this stage of the game Catteral
forgot himself and hands" was given
against him. j. Anderson was mucn
i'm evidence hereabouts, and was play
ing in something like his old time form
Churton, on the contrary. was decided
w off color. appearing to be unusually
slow.
Woo missed a soft chance to notch
goal and the half-time whistle sounded
with the ball in S. Beardmore's possess
sion. the score being Male, 1; The
Rest, 0.
SECOND HALF.
On the resumption OF hostilities
| Jameson was soon given a chahce 70
distinguish himself, but the ball struck
the cross-bar-
woo nv nice work was chiefly in
| s+rnmental in taking the bali down
/ to the Males goal.
/ The Males were playing together
magnificently and We're seen to better
/ advantage than at any time this sea-
son. The reason probably was that
/ This was the first time the team had'
TO use a racing term, been extenoeu.
Saceonel threw the ball in. foul anu
| McC;il kicked it from the side-ilne Wen
up to the whites goal
: So far the Males had done the most
telling work in this half
GRAY sent in a nice shot and corner
resulted. 1t looked as if the Males
were going to score again put nothils
came of Chillingworth' shot-
fsx-If
transferred to the other end of the
field and the whites got a corner.
fhurton took the kick and placed the
bau beautifully but there was no one
handy enough to boot it under the par.
The sphere was once more III the
whites, domain and Gray took shot
which went wild. A melee IN front u
the whites goal resulted in Dixon
having his hands full.
penalty kick for rough play was
awarded the Males and Jameson shot
hard and diagonally. The ball sIruch
nlaver. glanced off and entered the
goal mouth. making the score goals 10
nil in favor of the champions.
Reardmore was temporarily lala ou'
at this juncture of the contest.
A free kick was awarded the WHITES
ON account of a foul throw in by the
a
l HIoiles. goal would probably have re-
shifted in the latter beng scoreu
against had not McGill saved the aay
hickman put in an indinerent siio'
being in too great a hurry.
Males romped down the HELD ana
. aangarous shot was neatly punched ou'
by Dixon. r,burtor
WHITES rallied strongly and Churloi
shot well but a wee bit too hlgn- All
ether wild shot at the Malies goa
0,,icklv followed and then Churtoh nd,
ano+ber chance but again sent the pai
Swimming over the par
C,at.eral was temporarily wlnoeo.
woo next tried his foot at goai pu
was too excited to do anything. i1op
er+ Anderson then carried the pan al
most 10 the halfway line.
whites came back stronger than eve
J and several wild shots ensueo.
ton and Woo being the prlnclpai OMEN
ders. ,s+ tho Ma
Hos and Oss kicked. Macconel lnl.ne
diatelv had a chance to score put Aich 4,
ed The ball as high as the glit-oai
ON the fagzzn. u %
The Mailss#ere forcing TIE pan 10
,ord the Sshites when sane ma
whistle blew and the last game
~ socker season of 1867 ended Wit
the score: Males, 2; The Rest U.
60 exhausted were the players aIte
tho game that they had hardly enoug
breath left to give the custoihai
cheers.