Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08
SERVICE SQUAD
SMOIHERS FIVE
FROM BASEMENT

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Service 100000 s 0 1000
Tigers .......s...5 400
Dormitory ...s,..5 2 3 400
Cosmopolitans IS I 4 200
Last nights results Service IS.
CosmopolItans g Dcrmitory rs, Tig-
ers Is.
The Fl Globes won the irst series
from the washingtons IN the Y NJ.
C. A. intermediate basketball league
last night by default A previous
game on which the championship de-
pended had been called four minutes
before time was really up and the Of
ficials ordered Il repIayed.
The Washingtons having led ~ TO
IL when time was called BY mistake.
felt that they had won the game and
declined to play last evening The
Ell Globos had q full team IN the field
at $50, and after holding the watch
for FIVE minutes Referee jackson
awarded the game 20 them. This I'm
ish was unsatisfactory to both teams.
which are very evenly matched. and
the second series after the holidays
VIII really decide which Is the best
team In the intermediate basketball
league.
The senior leaguers staged two
games last night. one of which was
waIkover and the other hofly contest
ed The Service team. which Is prob
ably the strongest that can be gath
cred together in the islands, found the
Cosmopoiitans crippled by the absence
OF two men and an injury to third.
The result was an easy victory Tor the
Army 26 to 2. The score at the end
Of the first half was 10 TO l. IN the
second period the Service machine
worked even better and their passing
was remarkably fast.
It was left for the Dormitory and
Tiger teams to stir up the excitement
OF the evening The champs Of last
season did not have their full strength
in the field, while the DormitUry con-
tinued to show improvement Lake
and Page, the Dormitory guards.
played rafting good game. and
scored I'VE field goals while holding
the Tiger forwards to only two.
Meinecke starred at center with a
couple OF field goals. fine defense
and good passing. HanebeFg showed
up better at guard than forward.
while Methven did well against such
formidable opponent as Dfeier.
Page tossed three field goals from
running shots IN the FIRST hall. Each
Dormitory forward made q basket, and
Lake also scored one That made the
score IL to at the end OF the half
The Tigers took new lease on life
in the second period, and field goals
BY Haneberg, Meinecke and SerraO
brought them within q single point OF
their opponents.
The score was IA to f3 with two
minutes to play. Field baskets by
Lake and Drefer then cinched the
game for the Dormftory. Next week
the Dormitory will meet the Service
and the Tigers and Cosmopolitans
play the other game. This looks like
one of the best bills of the season.
Last nights line-ups:
Service 26-Left forward, Hackett:
right forward, Gevarder; center,
Moves, Merillees: right guard. Wheel
er: left guard, CusgrUye.
CosmopoIitans left forward, o.
Sullivan, Tinker; right forward, Co
mes captain; center, Ramirez; right
guard, Tinker, OtSullivan; left guard,
Soares.
Goals from field -Hackett 4, MeriI-
lees 4, Noyes 2. Gevarder 2, Wheel
er l.
Fouls thrown-Gomes 2 in s tries.
Referee-Ja Jackson. Timer McAllis-
ter. Scorer-Larimer. Time OF
halEesS15 minutes.
Dormitory 1S-Left forward. Dom:
right forward, Dreier; center. Harrf-
son; right guard, Lake; left guard,
Page fcaptain).
Tigers 13-Left forward. Henry;
right forward, Serrao; center, Mein-
ecke tcaptainl; right guard, Hane-
berg: left guard, Methven.
Goals from Ifield-Dreier 3, Page 3,
Lake 2, Dom /, Meinecke 2, Serrao 2.
Haneberg 2.
Fouls thrown-Meinecke in 3tries.
Referee Green. Timer = McAllis-
ter. Scorer-Larimer. Time OF
halyes-15 minutes