Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-21

y Males /, PunahOus l DIAMOND "
= Heads 3, Y. NJ. c. A. 4. The above "
{: were the scores In the double. u
q header soccer game on the league u
{. grounds Saturday afternoon. u
q The first game was between the u
q Male and Punahou elevens and u
4 was trimming over with ex- y
:: ampies Of good football. The u
:; second game, Diamond Heads VS.. y
4 Y. NJ. C. A., was Just as interest 4
:: ing and exciting as the frst one q
= and both elevens made fine u
q showing. u
q The standing Of the four teams y
4 In the soccer league is now some y
q what complicated and interest In
q the final games Of the series will u
u be intense. u
4 "
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton bunch got black mark against
themselves Saturday afternoon. The
Diamond Heads demonstrated that
they were very much on hand with
the goods. and the champions OF the
triangle got a Jolt which slipped them
back into place with the Males.
Incidentally the Males did not have
such an easy time of II. The Punahou
aggregation has shaken the hoodoo
that It started out In company with.
and yesterday repeated its perform
ance of tying one OF the leaders. One
to one was the final score In the Male.
Punahou game. the unfortunate bunch
which has not been able to annex a
single victory, holding down the big
fellows with apparent ease.
The Punahou men rushed matters
from the start In the first game. The
ball was kept in Male territory most
Of the time, and there were several
very narrow escapes. Once Mon Yin
got the pigskin through, and It seemed
as though he must score, but good
Bookkeeping averted the disaster to
the Males. A few minutes later the
hall was back at the Male goal, how
ever, and by clever team work, 1t was
shot in Just before time was called on
the first half.
The second half was more or less a
repetition of the first-but with the
advantage the other way around. The
...ailes were working like Troians to
make up for lost time and they forced
the play from start to finish.
Shortly after the opening of the
half, Andrews took the ball down the
field In great shape, and. In spite OF
the efforts OF the opposition, sent II
through for a goal.
The Males goal, which tied the
score, was the signal for a renewal OF
the battle. Back and forth the ball
was shunted, one minute threatening
the Male goal, the next putting the
Punahou In danger. The scoring time
seemed to be past. however, for Meth
er side was able to place another o.
| the shoots where 1t would add to tbs
total on the tally sheet. The end o.
the second half-and the game---saN
the score standing 'one ALL"
| The teams lined up as follows:
Maile-H. Andrews, g.; J. Mcgill
RI; Center (Capt) H.; Bastard, RI.
II. Chillingworth, CHI; Davis, III.
Dwight, or; II. Bailey, ir.; E. An
drews, CT; Craik H.; Marcallino, oil.
Punahou-Fraser. g.; Grubbie, rf
Lota, IT,: McKinnon, rh.; Akina. oh.
Dodge, H.; Desha, or; Wilmington, ir.
Mon Yin. CT; Clarke, H.; J. Catto
(CaptO, oil.
Referee, Fiddes.
The Second Game.
The second game was even NOR
surprising than the first. The Y. NJ.
A. seemed to be firmly established a
the head OF the column and It had b.
gun to look as though the eleven coul
not lose. The Diamond Heads ha
their winning clothes on. however, an
the triangulars were unable to hol
Cut against the combination. TIL
teams lined up as follows:
Diamond Heads-Bob Chillingwortl
g.; John Clarke, RI; Hickman, II
Lemon, rh; Sherwood, CHI; Hughe
H.; Carl oss tCapt), or; Sing Chont
ir.; f. Fernandez, CT; Norton, II
Kea, oil.
Y. NJ. c. A.-Rickard, g.: Dickensol
RI; Swift, H.: McKinlay. rh.; Ande
son, ch; Dickson, H.; Blackman. or