The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-20

1eSt were DIS HedNy as the PaclflcS.
Punahou had the same team that was
victorious last year, with the eXcep-
ton OF two players. Every boy under
stood the game thoroughly, had been
IN training for three weeks and knew
what would be expected of him. He
was made TO understand that Puma
hou had never lost game and that it
depended upon each of them to win
this game. The Pacifies were at
great disadvantage. Five men of the
seven on the lire had never played
foot ball before. The line work of the
Pacific was consequently weak in COM
parison. The holes in the PunahOu
line were not made, so the backs had
to buck their own men and could not
make much ground. This kind Of a
game does not work unless the line
men are experienced, hence one rea-
son why the Pacific failed to make
more ground. Brute force never won
a game of foot ball, so the continual
bucking of Punahou's line could not
win this game. Another reason why
the Pacifics could not win was because
they had not practiced together
enough, and they had not trained.
Their work was not quick and sharp,
while PunahOu, by clever interior
long runs, and when the signal was
given for line run the Punahou boys
had hole for the runner. Foot ball
can not be learned in a week or a
month, so it is almost possible with
a green team, Notwithstanding there
are few excellent players, TO defeat
an eleven that has three years of eX-
perience. There was very friendly
spirit during the whole game, and the
wish is that every year there may be
a championship match.
GAME AS SEEN BY ONE OF THE SPEC
TAToRs.
Pacific won the toss and took the
ball. Punahou chose makai goal. Pa
cific formed their men in a double
four and made yards with Carney
carrying the ball. Ball fumbled, Ha-
PAL falling on it. Punahou fumbIed,
Woods dropping on the ball. EmeriGh
bucked the center and passed every
body except Punahou's full-back
Cooke, tackled him thus saving
touchdown. Pacific fumbled, Hay
selden dropped on the bail. Under
superb interference, Hapai made
25-yard run. Cooke was pushed
through the tackle for yards and J.
Judd ran the end for 8 yards. Puma
hou fumbled. Pacifics ran Peck for 2
yards around end. Ruevsky fumbled,
Walker dropping on it; Punahou's
ball, but Cooke fumbled. Emerich
bucked centre for yards. By an Off
side play PunahOu got possession of
the ball within Pacificis 20-yard line.
J. Judd made yards. Hayselden lost
ground and Hapai made a touchdown
aided by the interference OF J. Judd,
Cooke, Waterhouse and Farden. Time
10 minutes. Hayselden kicked goal.
Score: Punahou, s; Pacific, 0.
Pacific put the ball in play at the
center by V. Emerieh made 9 yards
Pacific lost ball by of-side play. Ha-
PAL, under cover Of beautiful interior
ence, ran so yards, making touch
down. HayseIden kicked goal. Score,
Punahou, Z: Pacific, 0.
Pacific's ball at center of field. Car
ney, behind n double four, made
yards. Pacific fumbIed. J. Judd made
l. yards but was disabled, Hayselden
taking his place and Dayton took
Hayselden's place at tackle. Wood
took the ball for Is yards, Cooke for 8
yards and Hapai for 5 yards. Haysel-
den fumbled and Kauhane fell on the
ball Pacific's ball. Emerich bucked
the center for yards and Carney for
yards. Emerich fumbIed and A.
Judd fell on the ball. Emericn ran in
touch. Ball lost to Punahou on 4th
down. Hayselden ran for yards and
Hapai bucked the centre for 8 yards.
Wood fumbled and Hayselden fell on
ball with a gain of yards. Hapai
ran s yards and scored touchdown.
Hayselden punted out TO WaterhOuse
- -,I DIV l,xz o.
Pacific, o.
Pacific put the ball in play at the
center by Y and Emerich made
yards By two runs Emerich adj
vaneed the ball yards. Kau-
hane ran for yards. Peck
lost ground. Emerich was forced to
punt, Cooke returned it and Emerich
made a running catch, but was
tackled by Chamberlain. Pacific lost
ball TO Punahou on tumble. After five
short runs by Punahou, time was
called.
End of first haIf-score, Punahou
Is, Pacific 0.
Punahou with double Y advanced
yards, ''Ridgeu Warehouse with
the ball; Hapai ran for yards,
Cooke for yards. Cooke punted
over Pacific's goal line, and Farden
dropped on the ball, but the ball was
given to Pacific by off-side play. Rue
vsky was pushed through tackle for
) yards. Pacific fumbled, Holt fell on
the ball. Hapai lost ground. Haysel-
den made up the loss. Cooke punted
over Pacific goal line, and Emerich
made touch back. Pacific's ball at D
yard line. Emerich drop-kicked.
Cooke returned. Emerich made first |
down. Emerich bueked center. Ruev-
sky lost ground. Kauhane advanced
ball, but ball went to PunahOu on
fourth down. Hayselden ran yards,
Cooke yards and Hayselden 10yards
Hapai circIed end for 4 yards. Hay
seiden bucked center for yards. Ha-
PAL lost ground. Hayselden circied
right end for yards and a touchdown.
Hayselden punted out to WaterhOuse,
but failed to kick goal. Score, Puma
hou -, Pacific O.
Pacific's ball center of field. Eme-
rich Tented to.run but drop-kicked TO
Cooke, who fumbIed, because of the
sun shining in his face, and Ruevsky
picked up the ball and scored first
touchdown for Pacific. Emerich kick
ed goal. Score, Pacific S, PunahOu %.
Punahou from center of field adj
vanced, Hapai IA yards inside double
Y. Cooke advanced ball IL yards, but
was disabled, COnradt taking his
place. Emerich sprained his right
ankle, but continued TO play. Haysel-
den ran : yards. Two runs by Hapai
and one by Conradt made fourth
down. Carney made yards. Crane
yard. Carney lost ground, aud ball
went To Puuahou on f0urth ground