Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-20
Two Exciting Games
Of Foe tball Played

Although the rain that fell In town
on. Saturday afternoon kept a lot of
people away from the League grounds.
where four soccer teams were fghtin5
II CUB for the honors Of the second
days play, a faithful few journeyed
out TO see the games.
And as II turned ont the soccer was
just about the best ever seen on any
local ground Both games were close
enough for anything. and, although
the Males defeated the High Schoo
by score OF to 2. It was anybody Z
game up till the time the whistlc-or
rather trumpet-wcnt.
The second game, between the Pu
nahou and II. |. w. team was u peach
and II ended In draw, score one goal
each. That was going some. On both
lunches of players are to be ccngrat
ulated for the determined game they
played right through the afternoon.
There was a very strong wind blow
Ing and II interfered lot with high
punting. The Males scored goal
In peculiar manner during their
game with the High School. Bob
Chlllingworth dashed out to clear his
goal, which was threatened, and get.
ting the ball. kicked II out at a great
pace. The sphere. however, struck
Mott on the back and then bounced
through the goal posts. That was
hard luck for the School and, as II
turned out, lost them the match.
The Males showed great improve.
ment as far as their forwards went
and Carl Oss. who took a hand In the
game, did well. The High Schools
were shy man as "Kiddo" Chilling.
worth was unable TO play. Everybody
will be sorry TO hear that the popular
young athlete is rather in bad way
now. and that there is not much prob.
ability OF seeing him engaged In any
sport for some time to come. Cheer
up "Kiddo," everybody wishes you a
speedy recovery.
Jones played fine game for tina
school, and scored both goals that
were registered by his team. Frendo
assisted Jones lot and Il was cou.
rle of his passes that enabled the big
fellow to score.
Harry Bailey played star game roI
the Males AMI taking pass from
his brother Fred. scored the second
goal for his team. This. with the
"nuked" goal made before. tied the
Schools score. Then there was some
exciting play for while and the game
looked like ending In draw till a
third goal was scored by the Males
on a penalty. Dwight easily kicked
the goal that gave the victory to the
Males.
The Iron Works-P unahou game was
most exciting. and the roofing was q
thing of joy while the game lasted
In the first hall there was some fast
play right In front Of the II. |. w. goal
and. after an around fine exhibition
OF the game. Jock Cation kicked a
goal for his side.
Then the bows who make sugar
mills and other necessary machinery
took a grip of themselves and played
up in great style. But they We're u,i
able to score during the balance oil
the first half. However, In the second
half, the determined attack Of thi
Iron Works boys began to repay then
and they looked like scoring scvera
times. Still something seemed TO stol
them from scoring and things locke
desperate for them.
At last free kick was awarded tn,
II. I. w. and Macaulay shot the bal
. through the posts and tied the Pm
score. Then there was some roofing
for sure, and the crowd went up In III,
air with joy.
The balance of the game was excit
ing and everybody yelled themselvc,
hoarse, but no further scoring wa
l done and the game ended in Il tic.
The lineups were:
| Iron Works-Medeiros s.: McDOus
al, RI; Whiting, IT,; Kalimapehu, rh.
Klemme, CHI: Kekela, H.; Bolster
or: Macaulay. IT.; Schieber, Ct
Smythc, IT,; Akana, oil.
Punahou-Paty, s.; T. +. w. Gray
RI; Broderick, It.; Sing Chong, rh.
Farmer Clark, CHI; Macconel, IN.
Cation, or; Sinclair, IT.; Jameson
CT, Walker, H.. Macaulay, oil.
High SchOol-R. Chillingworth, s.
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