The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-19
AFTER
A STRUGGLE
Oahu and Artillery Play
Hot Football.
GOOD GAME At PUNAHOU
Soldiers and College Men Meet or
the Gridiron Before a Big
Crowd.

tillerymen and the Punahous. A tie
game resulted after a hard tussle. A
large number of spectators was pres
ent. Often the excitement was so great
that the crowd pressed hard on the
| crowd the side lines. The officers OF the
day were kept busy during the whole
game In keeping the interested visitors
away In order to let the players have a
clear field. The Artillerymen were
| heavier than the collegians and their
weight and endurance stood them in
good stead. The Punahous were light,
but their fair knowledge of the game
and good team work gave them an
equal chance with the Artillery eleven.
The Punahou team on the whole play
ed an excellent defensive game. Hiayt.
quarterback of the Artillery eleven.
played remarkably well on defensive.
Several end runs of the Punahous
might have made different results. but
Hiayt saved the day for the Artillery
men.
| Williamson of the college team play
ed a good game and deserves much
credit.
At $3.50 o'clock the ball was put in
play. The Artillerymen held down the
last goal and the Punahous the other.
/ Castle kicked the ball to Kuhns who
ran back ten yards before he was
downed. Kuhns tried left end without
avail. Boyle bucked for five yards and
the Artillerys lost the ball on a tumble.
Williamson took 1t around right end
for fifteen yards. ]. Marcellino bucked
the line for two yards and took it again
around right end for two and a half
hnn Aya
yards and made the first down. Coats
took the ball between right guard and
! tackle for two yards Williamson and
! ] Marcellino bucked without avail and
, Punahous surrendered the ball TO the
soldiers on downs.
! The Artillerys bucked for three yards
! and repeated for first down. One of
! me artillerymen played off side and
, lost ten yards. The artillerymen kick
: ed the ball to Williamson, who ran
back with II for fifteen yards. VIII
Hanson took the ball around right end
for ten yards. Judd took 1t around left
end for three yards. Williamson buck
ed for one and half yards and Judd
succeeded in making first down. The
ball was about ten yards from the
Artillery goal.
The Punahous commenced to buck
the Artillery line. and finally Coats
scored a touchdown. Castle failed &c
kick goal.
The Artillery kicked the ball to Will
hanson. who ran with IL for twenty
n five yards. Robinson took II around
\ right end for twenty yards. Walker
bucked for two yards. and j. Marcel
limo for ten yards. Williamson tool
the ball around right and without
avail After a series of plays Castle
kicked 20 soldiers md Kuhns returned
IL. An offside play gave Punahous th'
ball and ten yards. The Punahoui
:. tried to gain on bucks, but withou
success. They surrendered the ball Z
& the Artillery on downs.
!. BOYLE took the ball for eight yards
= and Euhns around left end for twenty
= five yards. before he was downed b!
q A. Marcellino. The srtillerymen thei
q started a series Of bucks until the.
I. were twenty yards away from their op
- ponents' goal The ball was then give
y to Hawkins. who took II around lef
3 end and made a touchdown. Dunlave,
e failed 10 kick goal. The score now stoo
(. s to 8
Castle kicked off u Kuhns. who ra
= back with II for five yards. After
e series of end plays and bucks the Ar
{. tillery kicked ball 20 opponents terri
tory Williamson caught the ball an
y ran back with IL for twenty yards. WI
3 hanson took IL around right end 10
q five yards. and J. Marcellino bucked 10
q eight yards. NJ. Robinson took
- around right end for twelve yard.
= When time was called the ball was !
= the middle of the Held and the scor
n stood to 5.
e The second half was started by
kickoff by the Artillery to Williamson
who ran back with the ball for twent
r yards. Williamson took II around rigf
e. end for twenty yards. j. Marcellin
q bucked the line for first down. NJ. Roi
inson took ball around right end fC
q fifteen yards. J. Marcellino took
3 around left end for four yards. an
. Williamson bucked for first dow
- After n series Of bucks Punahous SUI
rendered the ball on downs.
The Artillery bucke1 for three var,
q and repeated for first down. Hoct'
q. took ball around left and for eigl
- yards. The Artillery bucked witho,
q good purpose. Hoctcr was then give
e the ball who advanced IL eight yard
u making first down. Hector was II
e back and lost three yards. The Art
- lery bucked the line without ava
They surrendered the hall TO the CO
y legiates on downs.
"a Williamson and Ma-cellno were RI
Z. back and lost ground. Just here IA
Iukou relieved J. Marcellino, who W
= suffering from a sore leg. Kauluk
3 took the ball but was nailed before
q had gained much ground. Castle tn
q kicked the ball for forty yards TO Du
Iavey. who was down by Judd befC
he had started TO run back with
The Artillery bucked for four yar
and repeated for first down. After
series OF plays the Artillery was fore
10 kick the ball. Dunlavey's kick "
blocked. and Judd took the ball arou
~ the Artillery's right end for els
IL yards. An offside play by PunahC
gave the Artillery the ball and
yards The Artillery started TO pou
Punahou's left side, and carried
ball to the fifteen yard line from tn
lopponents' goal when they lost the
ION a tumble. and Castle dropped on
The collegians returned the ball To
middle OF the field before time v
called.
ex a. Walker was knocked out just
the close OF the game.
From n spectators point Of view
game was ore of the most interest
"a OF the season.
The lineup OF both teams were