The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-17
TIED TER
HARD FIGHT
High School and Puma
hou on Gridiron.
A GOOD GAME YESTERDAY
Both EIevens Show CreditabIe Qnal-
tiles at the College
Grounds.

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between the High School eleven and
the Punahou second team was played I
on the Punahou gridiron yesterday af-
ternoon. A tie game resulted after
hard tussle over the wet ground. Not
the threatening weather |
a large number of football enthusiasts |
were present. The High School young |
ladies were there to cheer their favor !
ties and likewise the Punahou girls. |
Shortly after $3.50 p. m. the ball was |
put in play. The High School kicked |
off to Punahou. tombstone caught the |
ball and returned it a couple of yards. |
The High School then kicked the ball
to the Punahous. Cruzan advanced
the ball through center for two yards,
and Kaulukou round right end for five
yards, and repeated the same run for
eight yards. Judd took the ball round
left and for ten yards. Hapai advanced
tn ball around right end for two yards,
Kaulukou around right end for five
yards and through center for four
yards. The ball was lost again by
tumble. The High School bucked for
three yards and repeated the same play
for two yards making first down.
The High School bucked and made
no gain En- Sang took the ball round
left end for four yards and Crabbe adj
vanced it through center for first down.
The High School then pounded Puma
hou's left side and finally surrendered
the ball to Punahou on downs. Puma
hous tumble made no gain. They were
at last forced to kick it to their oppo-
nent's territory.
Cruzan kicked to Robertson who adj
vanced it couple of yards. Crabbe
smashed the Punahou line and made
four yards. An off-side play by Puma
hou gave the High School ten yards.
Crabbe bucked Punahou's left side for
ten yards and repeated the same play
for six yards. After a series of con-
slant bucking by the High School, they
advanced to within a few yards from
the opponents territory. Crabbe was
| then given the ball and made a touch
down. Louis King failed to kick goal
and High School only Tailed five points.
There were four minutes to play and
| the Punahous kicked the oval to the
| High School. j. Holt caught the ball
| and returned it about two yards. The
High School tried to rip up the Puma
hou line, but without avail. They final
ly lost the ball on downs. Kaulukou
took the ball around right end for two
yards and Canavarro around left end
for two yards. The Punahous again
lost the ball on fumbles. Blaisdell ad-
vanced the ball around left end for two
and half yards. The High School had
commenced bucking game when time
was called. The first half was ended
with score of to 0. and the ball was
left near the middle of the field.
In the second half both teams were
greatly encouraged by their friends.
The Punahous kept the ball in their OPP
ponent's territory until Kaulukou made
a touch down when there was only for
ty-five seconds to play.
The Punahou's kicked off to High
School, and the ball was returned 6
short distance. The High School tried
some of their end plays, but to no pur-
ipose. They finally surrendered the bal
to Punahous on downs Punahor
bucked the opponents line for two
yards. Judd took the ball round lef
and for ten yards. The Pupahous ther
concentrated their strength against the
High School line, and after a series OF
. bucking made first down. Canavarrt
took the ball around left end for two
yards and Kaulukou bucked for eigh
yards. The PunahOuS, after a series o.
bucking, surrendered the ball to tn,
High School, when they were abou
twenty yards from their opponents
goal.
The High School tried to smash thu
Punahou line. They bucked until tn
ball was called out by the referee TO
md five dc
ball was given to Crabbe, who advanc
ed it five yards through center, making
first down. Blaisdell tried to run Pu
nahou's right end, but made no gain
After series of plays the High Schoo
was forced to kick the ball Higl
School kicked to Joe Taylor, who re
turned 1t ten yards. Punahous pounds
K the High School line and lost the bal
on downs. High School commenced t
s buck, but no gain was made. The Hig
:, School kicked the pigskin to PunahoJ
Hapai caught it and returned it 70
i've yards. Punahous bucked their op
ponents' line for ten yards and an oil
side play by the High School CAV
them ten yards more. Judd ran wit
the oval around left end for thre
yards, and Kaulukou advanced
around right and for four yards NOR,
kaulukou took the ball again aroun
right end for six yards. After a serie
loA iSiHtS SuTfenOeQ the Da
y on downs. Crabbe bucked throug
u center for half yard. He was give
y the ball again and made one and one
= half yards. The High School finall
surrendered the oval on downs. Their
were about four minutes to play an
Punahous had the ball. Kauluko
pucked around tackle for three yard
he took the ball again and made frs
I down. Kaulukou advanced two yard
l and Canavarro went around left tack
Tor four yards Kaulukou and Cana
varro took their chances until the ba
was advanced about the eight-yar
limit from their opponents ground. !,
peculiar incident occurred here. Or
OF the players asked for timekeeps
ana Burns repeated the word. TT
Hign School took it that time was Il
ana the game was theirs. The tim.
keeper said that there were forty-fi,
seconds more to play. The Punaho,
determined to win or tie the score ar
started TO play very fast game. Ka,
iukou took the ball around right tack
Tor two yards and started again for