The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-01

hit one of Honolulu's men and
bounced back eight yards; another
attempt was made to rush the ball
ahead, but sufficient gain could not be
made aud the ball went to Honolulu.
Holt went through the line Tor
small gain and Lawrence made twelve
yards; Conradt fought like tiger for
four yards; here a series of fumbles
entered into the game and the ball
was passed back and forth between
the two teams.
Damon made four yards around the
right for Punahou; a tumble cost
Punahou three yards; Honolulu OBJ
tanned the ball; Conradt made no
gain, being stopped by the main force
of Punahou; Singer gained five yards
and COnradt two through PunahOu's
line; Singer went through the center
for a touchdown. No goal. Score:
Honolulu 10, PunahOu 6.
Corbett kicked the ball for Puma
hou on the start off. Conradt caught it
and gained twelve yards; Singer made
three yards and Conradt went through
the center for five.
Second Half.
Corbett was hurt in the end of the
first half and Rice took his place as
full-back.
Rice kicked the ball and Honolulu
secured it; Conradt gained five yards
and Singer three.
PunahOu obtained the ball on downs
and Rice made two yards; Parker
made five yards and went out of
bounds: Rice kicked and Conradt re-
turned it.
A tumble gave the ball to Honolulu
and Singer gained four yards; Angus
made a small gain, which was fol.
lowed by Conradt for nine yards;
Crane made eight yards around the
left end and Conradt rushed for eight;
several small gains were made and
an off side play lost five yards for
Honolulu; Thompson was pushed
through the center and Singer made
a touchdown. Clean goal by Singer.
Score: Honolulu Is; PunahOu 6.
Rice made long kick for Puma
hous, which was returned by Singer;
q rough and tumble scrimmage re-
suited when Parker tried togo through
the center, no gain; Punahou was
pushed back thirteen yards by Ho-
nolulu; Rice kicked the ball and
CoDradt getting 1t, made fifteen yards
for Honolulu; Singer gained yard
a double pass between Conradt and
Crane made gain of twenty-eight
yards for Honolulu Lawrence made
fifteen yards, and Angus lost three
Singer rushed the line for six yards,
and Conradt advanced three yards
more, carrying the ball off bounds
Conradt ran around the right with
the ball and dropped it; Singer picked
it up and gained ten yards; he in turn
dropped 1t !; Angus getting the ball,
made q touchdown. Singer kicked
goal. Score: Honolulu %; Punahou 6.
Angus made no gain for PunahOu;
Singer gained thirteen yards; several
small gains were made; mass play
made five yards for Honolulu; Singer
made 10 gain.
a tumble gave the ball to Punahou;
a yard was lost on the first play.
Another tumble gave the ball back
to Honolulu; Crane made five yards;
an off hand play cost Honolulu five
yards; Angus lost two yards, and time
was called.
Both t. ans came into town for re.
freshments, Punahou being in ad-
vance. AS the HOnolulus came along
Hotel street three rOusing cheers were
given the defeated team by the VIC
tors.
1t was the unanimous verdict of the
players and those in attendance that
Saturdays game was the best exhibit
ton of football playing ever witnessed
in Honolulu.
The Honolulu boys celebrated their
victory by singing, blowing OF horns,
etc.
Who are, who are,
Who are we?
We are, we are,
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