Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
Home Soccer Men
Are Defeated

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games were seen in Honolulu was
played between the Town team and
the Bedford boys.
! The game resulted In win for the
Sailors by score of 2 goals to NIL
and the play of both sides was ex.
cellent.
There was not the slightest sign OF
anything but clean soccer and the
large gathering of fans was delighted
with the exhibition put up by the ex.
i,oncnts of the game.
The famous Scholey htn, goal for
had very easy time Of II on the two
occasions on which, he had cpm, thing
to do. he showed that as Il goal kecpe,
he Is there with the goods.
Bob Chillingworth was good also as
keep for his side, and the two goals
which the Bedford got--both kicked by
Fitzgorald--did not hurt Bob's reputa
ton as a goalkecper.
The first score was made by such a
good kick. after Fitzgerald had run
down right onto the goal, that Bob
had no chance Of stopping the score
being made.
The Bedford full back had an easy
time Of II and only couple Of timet
was he called on to defend
The first half ended with the Bed
ford boys In the lead, one goal to no
thing. The high wind played all sort
of tricks with the ball whenever Il
was kicked high. and Il was difficulI
for the Bedford men to make head.
way.
Pyre and Fitzgerald did fine work
though their efforts that the bali was
kept In the Honolulu territory. ,e i
Bradshaw and Knight also did well
and showed themselves to be feet OF
foot.
For the home team Walker played
great game and. although the used
his hands a couple of times, It was
only to protect his face. His painting
and head work was really good and
he, Andrews, Dwight and Center were
the mainstay of the team.
The second half saw the Bedfords
playing with the wind and they soon
had the ball In the home teams coun.
try.
The second goal was the result OF q
good bit Of play by Fitzgerald. and
he shot the ball through the posts at
a different angle.
Bob did his best to save, but he
shipped at the critical moment and the
whistle signifled n score was made.
The Honolulu men did much better
towards the finish OF the game and
got the bali down towards the Bed.
ford line several times. Scholey. how
ever, was too good, and no score
could be made.
James Piddies umpired the game In
good style. and Hannah and Parish
took care of the lines.
The afternoon was quite cold and
to spectators were shivering as " u
real winter had struck Hawaii. The
players, however. were warm enough
and In every way the game was on
joyed.
The Bedford team Is strong one
and they show good combination. The
home team has good individual play.
ers, but lack combination. Too much
single handed play was attempted, and
to consequence was that our side could
not score "a point. The lineup OF both
teams follows:
Ill. NJ. s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., e.;
bradshaw. RI; Knight, H.; Watson
rh.; O'Neill, CHI; Robb.. H., Pyne, or
Tuson. ir.; Smith, CT; Patey, H.; Fftz
gerald, oil.
Honolqlu-Dob Chillingworth. e.; T,
w. p. Grey. r.; J. Clarke, H.; J. Ma
caulay. rh.; David Center, CHI; J. u
Walker. H.; George Dwight, or; Har
ny Bailey, IT.; Elisha Andiews, CT; j.
Macaulay, H.; Fred Bailey, oil.
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The small Loaf sailing race which
come of yesterday In the harbor was
won by Prince Cupid, who won by d
very narrow margin from the Koloa
which was sailed by "a newspaper man
The second race was whn easily by
the Dancing Sally, which was vel
handled by Stone. The PaInOse, which
was sailed By Luther Hogn. made a
mistake In the course AMI WAS defeat
ed by a big TaIgin.
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The Sunlights went down In defeat
10 the Seals by score OF 6 to 3 yes