The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
ALUMNI DO
J. !. The TRICK
Punahou Undergradu-
atesiB Beaten.
SCORE OF GAME 6 TO 0
Interesting Contest on the Gridirou
at Oahu College Witnessed
by Many.
nUNAHoU ALUMNI and Under

N UNAHOU ALUMNI and Under
graduates met on the gridiron yes
terday afternoon for the initial
game of the season. The game was play
ed to try out new material, and the coll
lege men are grateful to the Alumni for
this opportunity of doing so.
AS the teams lined up at 4:30 it was
evident that the Alumni team was much
the heavier. Castle won the toss and
chose the east goal. Fuller kicked off to
NJ. Robinson, who carried the ball back
| to the 35-yards line. Marcellno gained
five yards through the Alumni left tackle.
kaulukou failed to gain. Castle nettetl
| three yards through center and then
kicked fifteen yards into the opponents
| territory. Fuller was thrown for a loss
OF. two yards, and the Alumni surrender
ed the ball on downs
Marcellino went through right tackle
foi four yards and duplicated the trick
on the next rush. Kaulukou bucked the
lline for ten yards. Castle kicked the
ball to the opponents. Waterhouse gain
| ed four yards through right tackle but
! Hemenway was thrown for a loss of
three yards by Cruzan. Fuller kicked
to Castle, who carried the ball back fif-
| teen yards before he was thrown Judd
and Marcellino advanced the ball to the
2O-yard line where il was surrendered on
downs.
A. F. Judd lost the ball on tumble
Castles kick was blocked. Both sides
lseemed to be little short of wind and
the rest of the half was devoted to punt
ing, in which the full-backs seemed to
bs on even terms. Perry's breaking
| through and blocking one of Fuller s
kicks was feature of the game Sew
leral changes were made In Punahou team.
| Williamson went in at quarterback. G.
Judd was moved to left end and Walker
to left tackle. Plunkett went in at left
guard and Myers replaced Kaulukou at
right half-back.
Castle kicked to j. Warehouse, who re-
turned the ball to the 45-yard line. Pu-
nahou hammered the right side of its OPP
pCnentS' line for thirty-five yards, and
lthngs looked like a touchdown, but Mey-
, ers, after making a clean run of fifteen
yards, fumbled and the ball went to the
Alumni. Slight gains were made around
the ends but the Punahou line held firm
ly and Fuller was forced to kick. Akina
gained two yards and Marcellino netteo
five but the ball went to the Alumni on
downs. Ingalls, went around the end fol
five yards, but the ball went to Punahou
on a tumble, near the center of the field
After small gains the ball went to the
Alumni. Fuller kicked and the ball was
frmbled. G. Judd picked it up and car
ried 1t to within six yards of the goa
line before he was downed by Castle.
Greenwich advanced four yards and NJ
Robinson, being drawn in on the mex
play, ingalls, went around his end for g
touchdown. Fuller kicked goal.
With only two minutes to play, Castle
kicked to A. F. Judd, who was downe6
on the 25-yard line.
The Punahou ends were invincible anC
Fuller kicked. Time was called Nth the
ball near the center of the field.f Score
CO.
The game was an interesting one from
a spectators standpoint, and was greatly
enjoyed by them. Punahou's stronges
combination seems to be the one tina
played the second half. Several of thu
men are green and learned some valuabl,
lessons that will stand them in good stea(
in the coming championship games.
The team is fast for so early in the sea.
son and plays clean, hard football. TIT
backs are weak on handling punts. Thu
to ckling of the team is commendable
The prospects of another championship
game are good and the whole college viii
back the team to the utmost.
LINEUP.
Funahou-Cruzan, c. Judd, le.; c. Judd
A. Walker, 1t. A. Walker, Plunkett, lg.
l.. Robinson, c.; Perry, re-; Akina, r.t.
NJ Robinson, re-; A. Marcellino, William
son COACH, OBJ: ]. Marcellino, LIB
Kaulukou, Meyers, RIB: Castle (cap
tain), f.b.
Alumni-G. Judd, le.; A. f. judd 1t.
w. Walker, Lg.: A. Waterhouse, c.; A
Judd, r.g.; ]. Waterhouse, TT; Green
well, re-; Babbitt( captain), OBJ; Hemen
way, lib; ingalls,, RIB; Fuller, f.b.