The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-08
VERY, 0NE-SIDEO
Punalol TOyed With The Regi-
ment Giants.
They WON AS They LIKED
Soldier Lads Entirely Overmatch-
ed-Students Had the Snap.
Carlo Long Injured.
THEY WON AS They LIKED


This is particularly so when it is a
question of football. One does not
care to waste time looking at game
with one side running the ball down
the field and leaving the other play
ers to stare away in dismay. OF course
it is fun to feel that there is such
walk-over, but the sensations felt by
the spectators are not the same. Sat-
urday's game on the Makiki baseball
grounds with the Regiment and Puma
hou teams lined up against one an
other, was just such an uninteresting
contest. The latter team had the best
of it from the very start and the other
side simply looked on in silence and as
if in state of coma. The score at
the end of the game stood AZ to 6.
Undoubtedly the weather had great
deal to do with the size of the audi
ence but the people who were present
seemed to understand the game from
the remarks heard on all hands. About
200 turned out.
The grounds were very neatly laid
out with the goals facing the audience
and the lines plainly marked. The ar
rangement is much better than that of
last year as it affords better chance
to witness the game and, besides that,
it allows no side to say that the advan-
tage of the wind is on the other side.
Play began at about quarter past
8 o'clock with the Regiments on the
Waikiki and the Punahous on the Eva
side. e. SchermerhOrn was chosen re-
fierce and Clarence Cooke, umpire.
Harry WaterhOuse and Louis Singer
acted as linesmen.
The Regiments had the kickoff and
the Punahous, securing the ball made
a touchdown inside of five minutes,
Ella Long carrying the pigskin over
the line directly behind the goal.
Cupid kicked goal. Again the Regi-
ments kicked and the Punahous start
ed off with the ball. Ella Long made
beautiful run around the left end and,
by splendid interference, secured an
other touchdown. Cupid failed to
kick goal. The Regiments secured the
ball on a tumble and by fine plays
through the center-the best work done
by this team during the afternoon-se-
cured a touchdown, Cockett carrying
the ball over the line by main strength.
Score, 6 to 10. The ball went back and
forth for several minutes when Ella
Long made another touchdown for the
students. Hirschman, Bechert, Austin
and Cockett were doing the best play
ing for the Regiments but they could
not do it all.
There was some very hard playing
at this point and the scrimmages were
frequent. In one of these, Carlos Long,
center-rush for the Punahous, had his
left hip thrown badly out of joint. He
was carried off the field and taken
home where his injury was attended
to- 1t is understood that it will be at
least ten weeks before he will be able
to get on his feet again.
Longs place was taken by w. Raw
Inns of last years team. Fuller made
some hard plays through the line, Sc
curing a touchdown by long slide.
The score stood 20 to at the end of
the first half.
In the second half, w. Soper took the
place of Ella Long as right half and
Professor ingalls, that Of Kluegel as
quarter. The play continued about as
it did in the first half with the excep-
ton that the Regiments seemed to lose
heart together and play worse that
ever. They do not hold together at all
well and the men should be given some
very hard practice before the next
game, especially in the matter of inter
ference. Their tackling is very good.
Touch-downs made were as follows:
By Fuller, 1; by Cupid, L; by Antonio
Long, 2. Kick at goal was twice miss
ed. Score: AZ to 6.
The next game will be between the
Regiments and Town boys on Satur-
day afternoon.
Saturdays lineup was as follows:
Punahous-C. Long, center; ]. L..
Howard, left guard; ]. Lane, right
guard; c. Holt, right tackle; S. John
son, left tackle; A. Lawrence, left end;
A. Long, right end; H. Kluegel, quar-
ter: Cupid Kalanianaole, right half; E..
Long, left half; G. Fuller, full back
substitutes: Rawlins, Walker, Horner,
Thompson.
Regiments-Sam Wallis, center; Jno
Cockett, right guard; G. Houghtailing,
left guard; H. Peterson, right tackle;
NJ. Hirschman, left tackle; w. Sproat,
right end; H. Myrtle, left end; F. Kill
by, quarter; R. Friedersdorf, right
half: Gus Bechert, left. half; Ed. Aus
tin, full back.