The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-17
IN FOOTBALL. maui SEMINARY BURNED
A BIG CROWD ATTENDED THE
SATURDAY GAME.
How 1t Looked to a Pennsylvania
Who Watched the Game from the
Side Lines-Tempers Preserved.

The football game Saturday after
noon brought out really good at
tendance. There were great many
in the grand stand and a noticably
large proportion of ladies. The side
lines were well covered with enthu
siasts, and there were very many car
riages in the field.
The game was one almost wholly of
mass plays. Neither eleven has had
practice enough to do or attempt
much around the ends.
The following account of the game
is by George w. Muse, one of Penn
sylvania's substitute players, who
watched the game from the side line:
The game was a good one and one
that pleased the spectators, judging
from the enthusiastic shouting which
issued from the grand stand, even the
ladies showing great interest in the
game. The Pennsylvanians played a
fast and furious game, really outplay-
ing their opponents in the rapidity of
their plays.
Town kicked off; Brewer caught the
ball on the five yard line and was
downed on the forty yard line. On
the first play the Town team got the
ball on off side play, but were not
able to keep it. Then Pennsy COM
menced her onslaught on the Hawa-
iians. Bruff. Pennsy's left half, made
great gains through the line and do
ing most of the work Some fumb-
ling was apparent. Pennsylvania lost
the ball in this way a couple of times,
4 ! I.
Finally with only ten seconds to play
Bruff went through the line for a
touchdown. Brewer kicked goal.
This half was made characteristic on
account of the Pennsylvanians pro-
testing to rough and foul playing. No
one, however, was penalzed for un-
necessary rough playing.
The boys from the Keystone state
realized fully that they represented
one of the greatest states in the
Union. and had determined to do cred
| it to their native state both in foot
ball and IN gentlemanly conduct.
Nevertheless when the game was
over good feeling predominated on
| both sides.
The second half was even better
than the first, and the Hawaiians all
| played much better. Brewer kicked
off, and mighty guard caught the
| ball. He was finally downed by about
six men after making a gain of 10
yards. Then the Islanders commence
ed onslaughts which were irresistible
and the ball was taken down to Penn
| sy's ten yard line, where that Penn
sylvania line which has been punct-
ured so easily few minutes before
took brace and stood like a stone
wall Three times did the Hawaiians
throw their ponderous weight against
their doughty little opponents, but
could not make the necessary distance
and Pennsy once more had the ball
but seemed unable to do much, and
again lost the ball. Everything look
ed favorable for the Hawaiians tc
make a touchdown, but the bull dog
tenacity of the Keystonians told, ant
again they lost the ball on downs
Then Pennsy grew aggressive taking
the ball to the center where they haC
it when time was called.
The game all through was exciting
and hard fought, the last half the Ha
waiians showing greater strength
while the hot weather told on the boy
from Pennsylvania who generally play
football with snow on the ground, al
so in the second half more good ma
ture was manifest among the men,
The score at the end was to G
in favor of Pennsylvania. The um
pire was F. w. Enos of the Tent
Pennsylvania; referee, Professor C. A
Elston; time keepers, Mr.. Morgan
and DR.. McAfoose; linesmen, ,
w. Camp and Morrison Bar
clay. During the game, Foss, lef
end for the Pennsylvanians, was hur
and had to retire, Morrison taking
his place. Hoffman, right end of tn,
same team, was disabled in the las
half, and Jones took his place.
The line up was as follows:
Pennsylvania. Towns
Kienzle ..... Center. -. Houghtailinj
Bender ..... Rt. guard. g. Ii. Cocker
Casey ...... 1t. guard. .....J. CocJ ct
McHenry ..Rt. tackle. j. Waterhous
Falls .......... Rt. half. -. Johnso
Brutf .......... 1t. half. ..... Cam
Hoffman ......Rt. end.... Lawrenc
Foss .......... Lit. end Prince Davi
Ryan ......Qt. back .Waterhous
Brewer ....... Full back Sinpe