The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-01
At LAST THE
INITIALS WIN
Jewels Succumb to Christians
Males as lnvincible
as Ever.

The Senior Seeker League games
played at Makiki yesterday resulted in
the Y. NJ C. A. beating the Diamond
Heads by the score of to l and the
Males winning from the Punahous by
the score of to 0. The games were
interesting, but the crowd was lam
entably small. There were at the end
of the first game twenty adult spec
tators and perhaps twice that number
of children present. 1t is surprising,
now that the schools and colleges have
taken up Association football, that
more of the youngsters do not turn
out to get pointers from the old
players.
In the first game, half-time saw the
Heads and the Christians with a goal
each to their credit Anderson scored
for the Y M. c. A. and Smythe did
the trick for the Heads. The former
put the ball through from a scrim-
mage in front of goal.
In the second half, Woo Melted the
ball for the Y NJ. c. A. with a beautir
full shot from inside right, after hav-
ing dribbled the ball past two men.
The Y. M. c. A played better to-
gether than they have done so far this
season and deserved their win. Cape
was not in goal and his place was
taken by Richard, who made star
showing in that position. The team
had hard luck in not scoring just be-
fore the call of time. but Grune COW
cred himself with glory by making a
spectacular save. His work between
the posts was good throughout the
game.
For the winners Macconel showed
to advantage at outside left, despite a
game leg. He put in twos clinking good
. shots which were well saved by Grune.
Dixon also played a good game, and
Spalding was there with his usual
energetic playing.
The teams follow:
Y. NJ. c. A-Goaf, Richard; full
backs. Greig, Swift; half-backs, Kea,
Dixon, Ewing; forwards, Macconel.
Woo, Anderson, Blackman, Spalding.
Diamond Heads-Goal, Grune; full
backs, r. Clark, j. Clark; half backs,
r. Chillingworth, II. Chiffon, d. Sher-
wood; forwards, Fernandez, w. Chill
lingworth, s. Chillingworth, Smythe,
P. Schmidt.
Referee. II. Ffddes.
Linesmen-Mark Johnson, Paul Su-
per.
The lineup in the second game was:
Mailes-Goal. Belser; full backs, r.
Anderson, j. McGill; half backs, E.
Davis, f. ChilIingworth, Center; for
wards, Dwight, Gray, H. Bailey, W.
Craik, j. Clark.
Punahous-Goal, Frazier; full backs.
Balcombe, c.. Davis; half backs, F.
Wilmington, Akina, Thompson; for
wards, e. Cation, Mon Yin, r. r. Cat
ton, Macaulay, 6. Dodge.
Referee. L. Cockburn.
Linesmen-Paul Super, Mark john
son.
LYMAN was standing down for the
Punahous and ]. Craik made his first
appearance for the Males.
The Males did no scoring during the
first half but as usual made a vigorous
finish. 1t would be a safe bet that in
this seasons games seventy-five per
cent. of the Males goals have been
scored in the second half.
Males got the first crack at goal and
a corner resulted. Punahous played
on the defensive until Mon Yin took
Anderson, and it looked as If goal
might result from his nice center.
Nothing in the goal line happened,
however. Half-time was signaied with
out any scoring.
Soon after the resumption of host1i-
tiles Gray scored. Males continued to
be dangerous and W. Craik had shot
at goal which went high. Balcombe
did well at back and saved the situa-
ton on more than one occasion.
Punahous played hard and Thompson
sent in a dandy shot which BelseT cop
pered handily The Males then rushed
the ball along and Dwight's good shot
was neatly blocked by Balcombe.
Dodge did some speedy work and his
wing more than held its end up.
Once again Dwight vainly essayed to
score and w. Craik, after a short in
terval. did the same thing. He soon
redeemed himself, however by scoring
the second goal of the game
1t was not long before the Males
executed a pretty combination play