The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-30
OIf-qDfD FOOTBALL
lmoHe TIE c0lIEe|lE
Punahou Alumni Team
Wins an Easy
Game.
COLLEGE ELEVEN u I'LL LUCK
CONTEST GREW IRksoME AND
ENDED IN A SCORE
OF u TO o.
Kauiskos Makes a Star Run of Sew
enty Yards-soper Did Good
Work for the LoseS-FulIer
Bucks Opponents Lines

The score of the football game yes
terday was IL 10 o. very much in favor
of L. That is TO say that Punahou
alumni team had an easy walk over
.or two touch downs and goals at the
expense of the college eleven which
was hardly able to gain an inch. much
less a score.
The game was a short one. which
no one regretted on account of the
hot sun making it anything but COM
Portable for spectators and the same
for players. 1t is even suggested as
doubtful if football was even created
for a country like this. where there
is never any cold weather.
The college team was unfortunate
from the beginning. The iaroads made
in the fierce game of last Saturday in
which the Male Ilimas carried away
championship that had been held
from time that passeth remembrance
were yet plainly visible. The best
plays made by the team were clearly
those of Soper, full back, and Heming-
way, right tackle. who in reality be
longed to the alumni team but were
loaned TO the enemy for this one bat
tie Soper especially made some star
plays, but they profited but little for
a run of ill-luck pursued the eolleg
ians from the start. Even Castle who
on occasion has made some wonderful
plays. fumbled when the ball came
his way and when he had the oppor-
tunity TO kick goal from the field the
pigskin sailed wide of the mark and
far too low Williamson whose sprint
dil 81 tt-nrl- o
the last game was not present yester-
day. The best individual play OF the
whole game was Kaulukou's seventy
yard end run which all but turned the
tide in the collegian's favor, but
which fell short by tackle that
brought the stalwart sprinter to
earth within few yards of touch
down.
Upon the winning side there was a
succession of forward moves that lost
interest for their lack of variety. Sew
eral good plays We're made, but Full
Ter. the big right half with hand
some black and red striped sweater
went through the lines like a batter
ing ram
Promptly at o'clock the teams of
the two shades of college life appear
ed on the gridiron. The alumni had
first chance at the ball and it took
about nine minutes by straight bucks
and few short end runs to put the
pigskin so near the line that tooth
pick would measure the distance. IN
another russell and down the line
was passed by only six inches and
y oke kicked goal: scole Alumni 6.
IL IL g.. s,-$.-
yards. falling to Soper, who sent the
pigskin skysailing back for twenty
five yards. bounding over the line.
The Alumni bucked two: kicked twen-
ty-five. but fifteen fouled. allowing
but ten actual; Alumni bucked two,
Castle tackled and lost two more.
College punted seven. one: ran four
and lost the ball. Alumni one. kicked
fiitv-five half roll. full back twenty,
bucked three. four. five; College lost
eight in attempting end. Soper kick
ed thirty-five to Judd who held. Alum
nj three, five. one. kaulukou ran
seventy. tackled by Judd College
three; Judd kicked off side thirty
Fuller kicked thirty-five:- Marcellino
caught fair: Castle missed goal
Alumni kicked off thirty. pigskin came
back over same course but returned
to the identical spot; Soper ran FIVE.
Judd bucked one, College gained four.
two. First half. twenty minutes.
Soper kicked OFF twenty-five and
ball came back falling to College
Alumni three Soper kicked for a
skyscraper. but pigskin landed, on
Walker under arm and lost one yard
Alumni one: ball back five yards.
Fuller fumbleo ana lost five: bali
back twenty and Alumni ball Alum
nj three, two, six. ten. five, one, two.
Alumni punted crowding Cruzan with |
ball on all fours FIVE yards. Alumni |
four. three. three. five and touchdown |
Cooke kicked goal. Score g. Not a |
cheer followed. showing utter lack of |
The last kick off was quite as one |
sided as the former ones with Alumni |
gaining every move and holding ball |
tame closed ball thirty yards from /
line. Time Of last half fifteen min |
utes-
Score of game: Alumni 12; Col
Iege 0.
Following was the lineup of the
teams:
Alumni Position College
F. Damon .....-.L e.....-.C- Judd
]. Warehouse. l. {. -. A Walker
". Walker ......l g......H. Cruzan
Albert Judd &c ....L. Robinson
Allen Judd ......r. g---..E- Perry |
A. Waterhouse. r. t..C. Heminway
". Greenwell. ..r. en- Robinson
G. Waterhouse. a. b.A. Marcellino
\. B. Ingalls, L. l. Kaulukou
!. Fuller. ..r. A Castle
= Cooke. capt. II. b....--W. Soper
The attendance was better than at
asst. Saturdays game and the street
ar service il possible was far worse.
n the hot sun many who did not ride
n carriages found 1t easier to walk
lomeward than to wait for the mule
airs
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