Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
HEALANIS CARRY
OFF HONORS in
soccer FINALS
Healani 3. Males /

BX winning from the Males Satnr-
day Safternoon on the lower Punahon
campus the fast Healanl soccer az
gregation carried off the A. "A. u. cup.
The game was fast and furious Al
though the wearers OF the blue and
white have won two series this year,
and have not been defeated as yet.
their playing has been rough at times
and there seems to be a certain hard
feeling between the invineibles and
the other squads in the association.
As was the case in the game be-
tween the Healanis and the Beavers
last Saturday. the playing was superb
at ell times and the fanciest and most
skillfuf footwork found its place on
the field. The winners proved the
stronger team IN the end, but the
Males were strong az all times. and
III, was only by the best of defensive
work that the losers were prevented
from scoring more goals.
The advancing line Of the men from
the waterfront was as strong as ever.
Jimmy Greig kept the forwards on
the jump all the time and after the
Males had scored their goal, he saw
that the shooters did not loose 4
chance to bring up the score, OF his
team. The Maile defense played 4
strong game, and halves and fulls
were after their opponents all the
time. However, the notable skill OF
the champions was too much for Low
and Morse. who found 1t hard keeping
track Of their opponents.
Plaf Close
The Males were given the ball at
the start, and after two minutes OF
play George Quintal scored a goal for
the same team. Captain Greig got
after his men for being asleep. and
when play was started once more the
Healanis were playing their hardest.
Bailey of the Males kept his team
moving also. and the Healani men
we're not able to score for some time
The leather was carried from one end
OF the field to the other. and the
Males looked like the stronger team
for good part Of the first half. Luck
finally went the blue and white way.
and five minutes before the end OF the
initial period coonlbs md tied the
score.
It was the Healanis who got the
jump in the second half and as was
the case with the Males ia the begin
ming of the game they scored q goal
after about two minutes OF play. The
playing now went on much az Il did
in the first half. Neither team had
the advantage and the ball was kicked
In every direction with no scoring on
the part OF either team. The Males
tried hard to tie the score but the
Healani backs were right on their
Jobs and the losing shooters were haf-
fled Finally Coombs managed to
score another goal. Try as hard as
they might, the Males were not able
to score again and when the referee
called time the score stood 81 in fa-
vor of the HeaIani men.
The Hneups follow:
Healani-Low, rw; Coombs, ir; Par
ker, CT; Greig. IL; Oakley, lw; Dwight.
RI; Trotter. ch; Mckinley, III; Kay
RI; Walker, II; Richard, z.
Mai1e-Littlejohn, rw; Remsden
ir; Bailey. CT; Quintal. III; Austin. nv;
.Hollinger, rh; Ballentyne. en-; Grid
Ter, In; Morse, RI; Low, II; Patty, 6.
Sidellne lettings
Richard was sent off the field on
Saturday for talking back to the ref
cree. The referee. did the right thing
and he can be sure that q good part
of the spectators agreed with his rul-
ing.