The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23


while ON the other side Of the line Ma.
caulay and May were fighting II out
together. The Highs defended we'll
but the backs did not clear well, con
seouently the High School forwards
did not get many opportunities Of shin.
Ing. hickman kicked erratically and
conceded several needless corner
kicks through failure to exercise judg-
ment As the game neared the end
the play degenerated and several
times what seemed to be deliberate
fouls occurred When the Puns were
attacking the High School goal Ma
caulay and May came into collision
and both men fell heavily. McLaren
awarded a penalty kick to the Puma
hous, ruling that May had tripped Ma
caulay, and Jameson took the kick.
II was an excellent chance to win the
match, but Chillingworth brought off
fine save and gave the High School
another respite. Shortly afterwards
the whistle blew with the score two
all.
On the play as a whole it must be
admitted that the Punahous had the
better of matters, but their shooting at
goal was weak, whereas the High
School showed out well in this res
pect. The Punahous' defense was
sound, but the halves kept too close
up to the forwards and left the backs
more than their fair share of the de-
Tense to undertake. Jameson played
a good game at half, but he should
beaten by Jones twice he stopped that
corner kick. Though Macconel was
beaten by Jones twice he stopped that
player a dozen times and generally
played well
The High Schools defence was not
= sound, owing to the faulty kicking
Times out of number, when there was
plenty of time to steady the ball and
kick clear the backs and halves charg.
ed in and Just dashed out, apparently
, not caring where the ball went.
This careless kicking resulted in
the Punahou halves getting the ball
frequently and sending up to their
forwards, instead of the High School
forwards getting away with it. Jones
i and Kolohia combined eXcellently and
l the attack was generally sustained by
these two men.
The final will probably be played on
. Saturday week, though it is possible
= it will take place next Saturday. An
- other excellent game may be antici
pated and if the High School players
= have the services of Frendo anC
: Johnnie Jones they should win, bu
> unless they have them, it looks like
Il success for the Punahous, provided
{ the forwards combine better together
The Males beat the Iron Works
L by four goals to two, but neither team
= was at anything like full strength. Tn
game was played in heavy rain, whicl
u meant that the ball was heavy, tn
" grass very slippery and that goo'
e play was hardly to be expected. How
ever, the Males put up a good eXhiDl
y ton of football and had the best o
- the play all the way. The first goa
: was shot by Fred Bailey, the bal
- striking the inside of the post clos
> to the grounds and glancing into goa
: Within few moments Kahea, playin
= outside left for the Iron Works, re
t, ceived the ball when close to the Mali
backs and carried the sphere right il
= to the goal mouth before shooting. H
- beat R. Chillingworth with ease. ki
!, hea was well up when he received tn
=, ball and an appeal for offside wa
20 made against him but the refere
is (Bains) permitted the play to go OF
In the second half, after attacking tc
,e some time, the Males massed in tror
w of the Iron Works goal. After sewers
4. fruitless attempts to score the ba
to was passed back a little to Dwigl
ri who had plenty of time to steady hir
a self for the kick. He sent in. sple
10 did shot and scored, putting the Male
re one ahead. Dwight shortly afterwarC
" added the third goal for the Male
tn and Kahea put in another for the Ire
A. Works. Before the half ended Ere
Bailey added another goal and IL
tx game ended with the score four-tV
ed in favor of the Males.
it With a heavy ball, wet grass al
al drizzling rain, good play was not to
at expected, but nonetheless there we
n several patches of neat play. tt
IS Iron Works did not play up to for
nd nor for that matter did the Males, b
,h the margin between the teams W
rk rather pronounced, as the Male fC
nd wards played better than average fo'
~. ball.
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