Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-09
SOCCER GAMES
WERE EXCITING
Puns and High School Win
From Iron Works and
Males Equally.

Both Punahous and High School
won their soccer CAMS Saturday at
the league grounds, each team max
ing one goal and their opponents
falling to score.
Punahou VS.. Iron Works.
The first game of the afternoon
was between Punahou and the Iron
Works, and the only goal scored was
during the first half, when Bob Cat
ton made the score of the game with
in the first five minutes of play.
During the remainder of the first
| half the ball was sent back and forth
| from one end of the field to the 9TH
! err and each goal was in danger sew
eral times before the half ended, but
although many tries were made for
scores, neither side succeeded in get
ting the sphere in the right place.
In the second half of the first
game neither side scored, although
during the first part of the half the
ball was within striking distance OF
the Punahou goal time after time
during the first few minutes of play.
Following this it was the Iron
| Works goal which was attacked with
lvigor and which those men had hard
work to defend for some time.
After the middle of the half had
been reached, the ball was kept more
in the center of the field, and neither
goal was in particular danger during
the remainder of the period. Score:
Punahou ........ ......'. l.
Iron Works .....
High School VS.. Males.
| The game between the High School
and Males, which resulted in a win
for the High School, was a much
faster game than the first If the aft
ernoon, and the crowd o. rooters
came to its feet when Jones' for the
High School butted a ball through
with his head for the score of the
team.
Another great play was the stop
by Bob Chillingworth of what look
ed like sure goal.
The first half was fast and snarpy,
and the ball was taken from one end
of the field to the other, endangc:-
| ing in turn each of the goals of the
opposing teams.
Neither side scored during the
first half, and it was soon after the
beginning of play in the second that
Fernando punted high and Jones re-
ceived the ball on his head, buttinS
i: through for a goal.
During the remainder of the game,
desperate attempts were made by
each side to score, but neither sue"
ceeded and the half ended with one
goal for the High School and none
| iOl the Males
The lineup of the teams:
Punahou-W. Patty, goal; T. p.
! Gray, right fullback; J. M. Macconel,
left fullback; Farmer Clark, right
halfback; f. Jameson, center;
Dodge, left halfback; Glib, Sinclair,
Cation, Macaulay and Walker.
Iron Works - Medeiros, goal;
Greig, right fullback Beckley, left
fullback; McDougal, Boyd, Hoao,
halfbacks; Akana, Smythe, Schieber,
Bolster, Morse.
Mailes-W. BallentyGe, left half
back; Bob Anderson, right fullback;
j. c. McGill, left fullback; Bob Chill
lingworth, goal; Alan MCGOWAN,
right halfback; c. Dickson, center;
George Dwight, right wing Jeff Pod
more, inside right; DR.. Birch, center
forward; Harry Bailey, inside left;
Fred Bailey, left wing.
High School - Henry Chilling
worth, goal; j. X, Clarke, right full
back; Archie Hickman, left fullback;
o. p Soares, left halfback; Alec May,
right halfback; Ed Anderson, center;
Sing Hun, outside left; Ben Kolohia,
inside leftt V. Marcallino, outside
right; Phillip Frendo,, inside right;
Johnny Jones, center forward.
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