Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-13
MARINES PUT UP
BETTER BRAND
OF SOCCER
SOCCER STANDINGS

With a comparatively small crowd
in attendance, two of the best soccer
games which have been played this
season were pulled off at Moiliili
Field Saturday afternoon, the first be-
ing between the Camp Very Marines
and the PunahOus, which resulted in
a one-all score, and the second be-
tween the Mckinley High School
eleven and the Healanis, the latter
taking the game with three goals to
their opponents one.
In the first game of the afternoon,
things turned out as predicted by the
fans, and the Marines went into the
game in better condition than ever
before, and were able to hold the Puns
down to the small score. The Puns
won the toss off, and for the greater
part of the first half the ball was in
their territory. Both scores were
made in this half, Young booting the
ball in the net for the Puns, and
Morris, captain of the Marine team,
following suit, soon after. The Ma
ris1es l1get 4theHitSeh at-the beginning
of the second hail. and once more
took the ball into the Puns' territory.
Here several good trys for goal were
made but the Pun goalkeeper was in
the game all the time and prevented
the Marines from scoring. Inc whistle
for time was blown after thirty min
utes of good hard play, neither team
scoring in the second half. -.
The lineup:
Camp Very Marines-Gibson, goal;
Ottoson and Hyperion, fullbacks;
Martin, Fitzmaurice and Hitler, half
backs; Morris (captain), Johnson,
Shears, Lemay and Lazy, forward
line.
Punahous-Dunbar or Walker, goal;
Clark and Bailey, fullbacks; ]. Nc
Lean, Jameson and Macconell, half
backs; p. mclean, Sinclair, Young
Todd and Macauley, forward line.
Healanls Beat Highs
The game between the Healanis
and the Highs was perhaps the fastest
and best played game of the after
noon, the former winning from their
opponents by a score of to O.
The Healanis lost the toss, and
kicked off with the wind against
them. .Greig got the kick when al
corner was forced and McKinlay boot
ed the ball past the defense of the
goalkeeper, Chillingworth, and scored
the first goal for the Healanis. Both
teams then got down to business, and
for time the ball was kept in the
HealaniS' territory. Good foot-work
on the part of Greig and McKiplay
took the ball into the Highs territory
and another goal was soon added to
the Healanis' score, the half closing
Healanis.
The Highs came up strong at the
beginning of the second half, HIGH
mann and Trotter taking the ball far
into the Healanis territory, but were
unable to make goal on account of
the strong defense Of their opponents
At this stage Of the game, with the
help of Rowat and Oakley. Dwight
got away with the ball and scored the
best goal of the game for the Hea-
lanis. The whistle blew shortly after
this goal was made, the HealaniS hav
ing defeated the Highs by a score of
to 0. The three goals made in this
game gives the Hcalanis a total Of
fourteen goals for tn" season, without
any being scored against them. AS
far as individual playing is concerned,
the honOrs go to Grcig, who was. re-
spOnsiblc for scoring seven of the
fourteen goals.
The lineup:
Healanis Richard goal; Forrest
and Walker. fullbaCks; ROwat, Andor-
son and Oakley. halfbacks; Benny,
Grcig, McKinlay tcaptainD, and
Dwight, forward line.
High ScnOOl--lT. ChillinGwOrth,
or MCdciros. goal; Morse and Charge,
fullbaCks: Gum, Trotter and Sharp.
haIfhacks; KlcmmC. Gray, Hickman
(Captain). Sing Hung and Ben KolO-
MIA Cor Dwight, forward line. Re
serve Bolster.
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