The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-23
GOOD QUALITY FOOT BALL
PUNAHoU WINS BY IT'S SUPERIOR
TEAM WORK.
Some Stiff Playing at Mal<ikt- Regi-
ments Struggled Bravely, But Went
Features.

of foot ball with the Regiment team
Saturday afternoon by score of "a
to 4. The Regiment boys are NOW
shut out of the fight for the 1896
championship, they having been de
feated week ago last Saturday BY
the Town Boys. Next Thursday after
notwithstanding Day-the Puma
hous and the Townies will meet on the
gridiron at the Makiki base ball
grounds. to determine conclusions for
the championship.
The Regiment eleven was composed
of the same players Saturday as those
who were against the Town team.
The students exhibited scientific play
ing and showed an abundance of grir.
The Regiment men seemed to be all
in confusion at times, but did good
tackling.
The force of the playing was one
Capt. Rabbit, of the Punahous, and
Capt. johnson, of the Regiment, were
both compelled to retire on account of
sprains. Professor Howard, Allan
Judd and several others were retired
during the progress of the game on ac-
count of temporary injuries
The game opened with the Regi-
ment boys in possession of the ball.
! Austin made long kickoff, which
was caught by one of the Punahou
team, who Succeeded in carrying it to-
/ the center of the field. Elias Long. Of
the Punahous, got the ball and he
went around the right like flash, Sc
curing touchdown. Babbitt failed
to kick goal
I With four points to their credit the
/ Punahous went to the center of the
! field and after considerable stubborn
/ fighting Armstrong was given the ball
! for the Punahous, and he had it over
the line in short order. Parker failed
to kick goal this time.
The score now stood to 0.
Antonio Long made another touch
down for the college team, but the
umpire refused to recognize the play,
insisting that the rules had not bccn
observed.
In the opening of the second half
Punahou had the kickoff. The bali
landed very near to the Regiments
goal. Clarke brought it back few
yards before he was tackled by the
. IL. Al,
Antonio Long. and Howard. of the
Punahous, advanced it further in the
enemy's territory. Cunha was given
the ball and he advanced few feet
by going around the right, Howard
had it again and then it was tossed TO
Armstrong. who made touchdown,
Parker kicked goal.
Score: Punahou, IA; Regiment, 0.
The Regiments had the kickoff.
Gumpher gained fifteen yards for tie
Regiment before he was tackled by
Ella Long. a double pass to ingalls,,
of the Punahous, lost fully twenty
yards for the Regiment. The Regi-
ments secured the ball and a rush was
made for Punahou's goal, Clarke final
ly securing a touchdown. Austin
failed to kick goal
The Regiment team had now gained
four points and strong effort was
made here to creep up on the Puma
hou score. But it was impossible. The
Punahous scored a touchdown, giving
them four more points. Cunha failed
in his attempt to kick goal
Professor Howard was relieved BY
Lewis Horner and Allan Judd was sue
ceeded by his brother Henry at this
time.
Capt. Babbitt, of the Punahous, was
forced to retire on account of {
sprained ankle, which gave him in
tense pain. Damon succeeded him al
quarterback and Kleugel substituted
for Damon. The Regiments had the
kickoff. Damon caught the ball ant
: advanced it a few yards. Cunha made
other hands. When near the Regi
ment goal, the ball again reached
Cunha, who made touchdown
Parker kicked a goal.
The score was: Punahou, "a; Reg
iment,
Time was called shortly afterward
The ball was in possession of the Pun
ahous, who We're in the Regiment
territory.
George r. Carter officiated as um
pire and John Warehouse as referee
The line up was as follows:
PUNAHOU.
w. Greenwell, r. E.; Professor How
ard, r. T.; A. Cunha, II. G.; Allan
Judd, c.; Sam Parker, Jr., i. g.; w
Rawlins, L. r.; w. Armstrong, L. e.
Professor Babbitt (Capt) @. B.; +
Long, r. H.; Profess or ingalls,, L. III.
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