Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
SOCCER HIE Is
WITHIN KAN.
GRASP

Kan Plays Hioh and Saint
Louis Plays Mills Both the
Games Look One Sided
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Never before in the history of hsso-
citation football sin HonOlHlu has -
more enthusiastic crowd turned ont
than thai which Witnessed the rame
between the Kams and the Saints at
MDiliiH Field gesterdays Afternoon. For
ever an hour these two elexhns rplnp-
ed up and down Hhe field. plaging BY
far the best game Ofsthe season, and
when the whistle blew at.ffhe end q
the second half the score stood to !.
As q result Of this contest, the Kams
still have lead of one point over the
Saints, and each has one more game
Itc play against and admittedly infer
iof team. Kan plays Q1igh, and St.
Louis plays Mills. Had the Kams won.
the game yesterday afternoon. the
championship would have been theirs
by wide margin.
Lots Of Nosse. *
In intefschulastic meets there. has
been an abundance of school spirit dis
played this year, but Fneyer before Is.
"a was YESTERDAY aftern0on The saint
hooters lined the entire Eva side 81
the field. and the entire gathering
seemed to 90 wild each time the carli-
mails took the bah into their oDpohents
stefritory The KAN supporters were
nut in full force and had Inn organized
roofing section with tW0sleaaers who
kept the, noise going throughout the
game. 80
The PLAYING was fast fr0mi The ataft,
the Saints winning the toss aud kick
|fng of with The wind at heir baeke
The ball was booted far into the Kan q
Territory, but was Immediately re-
turned to the vicinity 6f the Cafdinal;s
goal. After Just two minutes bf play,
Correa brought the ball within about
seven yards Of the goal ana made q
try. The ball struck the post and then
bounded into the net, making the first
score for The Kams. ID - rev. mo,
|inents after this goal was made the
Saints took the ball to the other end
Gf the field, where they made many
desperate attempts to place the bali
in. the net, but Koani. the goalkeeper
for the Kams, played the game well,
and each time sent it far back into the
field. The Cardinals braced up at this
point and after q splendid display Of
|dfibbling, Captain Robinson. OF the
Saints, booted the leather into the net,
thus making the score even with q
goal to the credit of each: team.
Desperate Fight
The second half started With each
team determined to break the tie at
any cost. The Saints oncesmore kick.
ed OFF with the wind In their favor and
at once took the ban into the KRm's
territory. 1t was here that the good
playing on the partsof the Kams saved
them from likely defeat, and several
times It, looked .as If the Cardinals
would score, hut each time the Kams
were on their feet to drive the bail
back. Several times during thessecOnd
half the, Kams kicked the hall offsidei
in, order to prevent the Saints from
scoring, and It was probably this thai
saved The former team from defeat.
a dispute occurred near the close 6f
the, game when the Saints got q cor
ner6and Foster Robinson placed the
ball midposts The two teams engaged
in lively tussle over thei ball, and
finally the referee took look I'm,
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