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kicked out to Williamson and time was
called with the ball in Males territory
Score:
OAHU 6.
MALE ILIMA o.
SECOND HALF
The second half was quite different
from the first During the intermission
Richardson was retired and Wilson was
elected Acting Captain, Clark went TO
and Hatfield to left end. Cas-
tie kicked off to Johnson, who ran back
ten yards Male now began to play
good hard football. One after the other
the heavy backs plunged into the Tine
The terrific onslaught was too much Tor
the Collegians, but luckily the ball was
fumbled near the center of the heli and
a Punahou man, as usual, was there to
fall on it. After gaining three yarcs
/ through the center, Castle kicked 10 'he
2o-yard line. Wilson and Johnson piung- |
ed through for fifteen yards but Male |
lima was off side and was sent back ten
yards F. Wright could not gain and VIII
son kicked to Williamson, who ran back
ten yards Castle kicked to King on the
first down.
| once more the line plunging began
fierce, steady rushing that the College
line could not stop, and Wilson carried
THE ball across for a touchdown, and
kicked an easy goal The crowd swarm
ed over the field, and it was five minutes
before Oahu kicked off again to Johnson,
who returned fifteen yards. Again TIE
| light Punahou line was carried off its feet
r by the steady rushing of the Mallc
backs and in ten minutes another toucn-
: down was added near the makai corner
: r Wright kicked out, but Wilson missed
the ball.
Castle kicked off and on the first rush
Wilson broke through the line and starr
ed for the goal but was caught by JUDI
from behind.
$ Time was called with the bali near the
: center of the field. Score:
- OAHU 6.
It MALE ILIMA IL.
S The lines-up of the teams were as fol-
l. lows:
:, Punahou-Judd, l.e.; Walker, 1t; Cru
zan. Lg.; L. Robinson, c.; Perry, re-.
Coats, r.t.; NJ. Robinson, re-; Marcal-
n limo. OBJ; Williamson, III; Kaulukou r
t h.: Castle, f.b
Male Ilima-F Wright, l.e.; Joy, 1t.
Jarrett Lg.; Chiffon, c.; Sumner, r.g.; w
lie Wright, r.t.; Clark. Hatfield, re-; Rich
Of ardson, Clark, OBJ; Johnson, lh.; Wilson
re r.h.; King, f.b.
to NOTES FROM THE SIDE LINES.
~ The Punahou ends were fine pair. TIL
w. way they got down on KICKS was oeau
y tiful sight Not once did the catcher gain
es Castle outpunted Wilson and placed hi
kicks we'll His fine attempt at a field goa
oil sent shudder through the spectators o
" the south side of the field. Castles A
IT, ward kick was one of the features OF TN
he game.
Marcallino was a lively quarter an
I'm was also good on defensive. Wake
I'm played an excellent defensive game
by The Males backs were in good forl
nd and acquitted themselves worthily. hln
is a good center rusher. Wilson follow
on his interference well and is also har
In. rusher. He plays clean football.
vi B. Clark of the Male lima played
Tar good game at quarterback. lie mace
esS fumbles and no mistakes.
de- The only weak spot that Punahou cou
find on Males line was between Chiltt
nto and Sumner.
the The Male team played better pail VINE
ou- acting under Wilson as captain
md Sumner unnecessarily jumped on "a
ard tie and nearly precipitated a row. SIEVE
for al of the soldiers present seemed anxio
on to have hand in settling the affair
rks Castle went into the game with lar
ain mock but played pluckily throughout.
vas This season was Kaulukous first eXT
20 rience He is a good rusher, speedy
ks, undoubtedly will make a good back
ian Punahou is not discouraged over n
les defeat She will bob up serenely In DO
track athletics and baseball.
our Williamson of the College is the hght'
lick man on the team. Notwithstanding u
id ldisadvantage he is a good bucker. He
.ent a fast runner He had no difficulty pa
son ing the Town team men. His run OF $
,aIl. tv wards was feature of the game
ard 1t is hoped that Male lima VIII pl
the the Punahou Alumni on ThanksglVl
With Dav The lines would be about OF eq
irty weight and the game should be close.
and 1t is rumored that the Male lima G
the intends to dissolve.