Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-10
KAMS NOW TIED
FOR FIRST IN
SCHOOL LEAGUE
Play Draw with 'Punahou-
Mills Beats Mckinley
and Climbs Up
SCHOOL soccER STANDINGS.
Kamehameha !, Punahou l.


A neat kick from very difficult
position on the part Of Hao Of the Ka-
mehameha soccer team saved the ca
diets from a defeat at the hands Of
: Oahu College eleven yesterday after
noon on the Punahou campus. At the
end OF the first half the score stood
90 and IL was not until the middle Of
the second period that the 0ahuans
succeeded in scoring their goal. After
the first tally the game proceeded in
a lively manner and through bit Of
hard work the wearers of the blue and
white were able TO get the ball under
The Punahou posts, from where Hao
scored, after he had been knocked
down by the charge Of the collegians'
goal keeper. a,s...--. ~
The playing OF both teams was very
ragged nj times and the team work
was nothing to speak OF. During
parts OF the game the Kan men
seemed to show up better than their
opponents, whose chief fault was lack
OF practice. The leather travelled from
one end Of the field TO the other, al
though the time spent In the, o. G.
territory was slightly greater than
the time 1t lowered around the other
bars. 49,. .
How They Pieayed. '.-.
Punahou took a brilliant start and
from the center of the field carried
the leather right down TO the Kan
goal. around which 1t lowered for
good ten minutes. The 0ahuans had
couple Of good chances to score but
the Kan fuIls were too good for them
and the ball finally travelled the other
way. During the course Of the rest
6f the first half the, Kams were given
a couple Of corner kicks but the only
good kick WIS lrnoclred@ of danger
by 4 nice piece of work on the part
of Captain George Quintal IN one OF
the scrimmages that ensued In front
of the Oahu College goal one Of the
defenders of the same used his hands
and the Kams were given penalty
kick. The ball went straight to Austin.
who kept his head and kept II out OF
the net 1t was Kicked behind the
bars when he knocked II out but Ka.
mehameha was of sides 50 1t was not
counted The first half ended with
neither team in the lead. T.
AS was the case in the initial pc
Rod the Oahuans got the jump on
the cadets and for good period Of
time the leather was kicked about the
Kan goal The cadets finally sent
the ball towards the other end of the
field and some lively playing ensued
This did not last long and about the
middle of the last half the ball saw
all parts of the field. During the lea.
TIERS progress about the green, Quin.f
tai finally saw his chance TO score and
he did so with a neat kick, putting
the Oahuans ahead and fury into the
Kams. Kamehameha was determined
TO tie the score and q few minutes
before the final whistle blew Hao ad-
yanced the ball to the o. C. goal,
was rushed by Austin and knocked
over but managed to keep the ball in
reach of his legs and before the goal
keeper could get back to defend the
goal again he had sent the ball
through the goal, tying the score.
Every man on the Kan team play
ed in excellent form while ODowda,
Quintal and Brown were doing stellar
work for Oahu College.
The lineups follow:
Kamehameha-Man rw; Ship
man, lw; Makanani, If: Hao, il; Ka.
ma, CT; Among, RI; Bertleman. in:
NapiIlaa, CHI; Ioane, If; Mitchell, If;
and Koani, goal keeper.
Oahu College--R. Gay. rw; E. Gay,
lw: Baldwin, ir; Ballentyne, il; Quin-
tai, CT; O'Dowda, RI; Hind, III; Goo,
CHI; Brown, IF; Fieishauer, If; Austin,
ok. a..
Refaree-Bal.
Mills Wins. D.. a. -. ~..
Mills 2, Mckinley l.
Mills beat Mckinley in a close game
played at Athletic Park yesterday aft
ernOon, and jumped into fourth place
by so doing 1t is now horse and
horse between the two teams, the I'M.
tial meeting having turned out in fay-
or of the high school players. No
score was made in the first half of
yesterdays game, but IN the second.
Mckinley scored once. while Mills
players booted the leather into the
net twice. Ha