The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL
WINS HARD CAME
Dyer and Marcallino Combine
to Make a Remarkable
Goal.
Aliiolani, O; Punahou, o.
High School, /; Kamehameha, o.
Standing of Interscholastic Soccer
League.

And talking about soccer games, that
second one yesterday. afternoon be-
tween the Hams and the High Schooi
had all the kings backed off the board
and the. fastest of the league games
looking for Mr.. Umbrage in the wilds
of Africa. 1t was science and speed,
accuracy and activity and going right
into it from start to finish.
The winning goal was a magnificent
piece of work. 1t was done uphill ev-
cry way. Dyer got away on the left
sideline and sprinted up the hill, keep
ing fairly close to the line and dodg-
ing the Kan backs as he went. Way
over on the other side of the field, at
the top of the slope, Marcallino was
backing him up, all ready for the pass
when it came.
When that pass did come it was a
wonder Dyer shot with his left foot
clear up the hill and placed the ball
directly in front of Marcallino's feet.
was unmarked. He did not rattle
worth a cent but took his time and
placed the ball just exactly where Ke-
kuewa could not reach it. The. latter
made a great dive, but he was too late
and the ball went through the goal so
that the High School rooters did stunts
in six different keys and acclaimed the
names of Dyer and Marcallino with
many yells.
/, There was another time when Mar
callino nearly scored in the second
half. But his shot went trifie makai
and it missed by the width of the goal
post The Hams lost the game by poor
shooting. They threatened twice to
their opponents once, but always seem
ed to foozle at the finish. Bill Rice s
Bookkeeping had something to do with
this, but there were many goal kicks
that should have been corners, Gears
by goalkeeper or goals.
Beside the goal scored, the feature
: of the game was the long distance
duelling of Whiting for the Kams and
Henry Chillingworth for the High
School. Whiting launches himself at
the ball in the same way that Henry
does and always clears for a good dis
lance. Being heavier than the other
fullback, he gets more force into his
kicks but Henry ran to meet them and
caught them on the fly every time.
The headwork of the Hams was finer
than ever They had the High School
players beaten to FRAGILE in this part
of the game and some of the neatest
feeding to the forwards was done in
this way, Mckenzie, the right wing
forward for the Rams, did some noble
work He is fast Splinter and beat
them to the ball every time, then fol-
lowed up with fine centering, but he
was poorly catered for in that depart
ment and some of his most brilliant
work was spoiled by poor support.
The High School played very
heady game after the goal had been
scored They had some eight minutes
to play and knew that every time the
ball went into touch, so much time
went bv The forwards found touch at
! long range very cleverly whenever they
saw no chance to score and all of them
qualified for the Rugby game in that
particular play.
The first game was hardly fought and
the Aliiolani boys played magnificent
defensive game in which Richard and
Broderick did splendid clearance. The
lads from Kaimuki have not won a