The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-28
PLAYED A
GOOD GAME
Punahou Athletics
Surprised the
Natives.
SCORED HEAVILY
AGAINST HACKFELD
MarcalIino Brothers Made -Four
Touchdowns- Other Foot.
ball News.

football game between the Punanou
Athletic Club and H. Hackfeld & Co.
teams. 1t was the third appearance
second of the Punahous. Considerable
interest was attached to the game on
account of the Male Ilimas and Homo
lulu Athletics having both played with
the Hackfelds and Saturdays game
was expected to furnish some kind of
line on the League prospects of the
three teams. If the figures don't lie,
the Punahous have an excellent chance
of securing league honors.
The Hackfelds held down the Male
, FFIgiinnas to a score, of 10 to and the
Honolulu Athletics to a-scoFe- 8f to o.
On Saturday the Punahous made rings
around the Hackfelds defeating them
by score of % to 0. Either the Hack
fields have gone back considerably or
the Punahous have improved wonder
fully since their last game when they
defeated team of Oahu College boys
by the narrow margin of touch down
The showing made on Saturday by the
Punahous is a feather in the cap of the
light Oahu College team which should
be invincible among teams of it's weight
and defeat some heavier teams.
The playing on Saturday was unex-
ceptionally clean and the work of the
officials gave unusual satisfaction.
The Punahou pack played a vastly
improved game and surprised the spec
tators by their hard effective work.
The Hackfelds worked very hard but
were handicapped by their lack of
knowledge of the game. They are to
be commended on the way that they
are sticking the thing out, for in every
game they have played they have
tackled teams which they had no earth
~ chance of beating and yet come back
for more.
Soon after O'Clock George Fuller
kicked off for the Punahous and hard
ly two minutes had elapsed before ].
Marcallino secured a touchdown which
was converted into goal During the
first half the same player again made a
touchdown as did his brother, a. Mar
callino. The score at the end of the
first half was II to O.
In the second half the Punahous
changed places considerably, J. Water
| house playing quarter, vice William
son, who went to left half. Water
house took things easily and the plays
in the second nalf were slower than in
the first A Marcallino obtained an
other touchdown, and the game ended
with the ball on the Hackfeld's one
yard line. Another rush would surely
have been productive of a touchdown.
The final score was PunahOu Athletics
%, Hackfelds 0.
For the losers, Morse and Duisenberg
| played well.
The winners played considerable of a
kicking game, in order to save them
selves as much as possible: otherwise.
most of their gains were made around
the ends. The Hackfelds kicked be
cause they had to- during the entire
game they only gained the necessary
| five yards four times without having
to resort to kicking. The kicking of
the Punahous was profitable. that of
| their opponents was very much the OPP
posite, for whereas the latter frequent
| Iy muffed kicks, Williamson for the
| Punahous invariably effected a catch
and as good as made UP the ground
temporarily lost by the kick.
In the second half Williamson once
had the ball, and after running fifteen
yards looked good for a touchdown.
He managed to fall over George Wa
terhouse, however. and the prospects
! of scoring went glimmering.
1t is improbable that the Punahous
will play another game until they meet
the Artillery in the first of the league
games, on November 9Th.
The lineup in the game was:
Hackfelds Punahous.
L. E. r.
| Spencer .---...-..-- 49,. tfreenWeA
L. T. r.
Duisenberg ................. w. Walker
c.
| Motley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Robinson
r. G. L.
W. Kahao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kimball
r. T. L.
Mattock ii. Waterhouse, A. Walker
r. E. l.
Clarke F. Armstrong, J. Waterhouse
| Gurrey Williamson, J. Waterhouse
L. H. r.
| Harrison .......... A. Judd, Downing
r. H. L.
Morse u. Marcallino, w. Williamson
! f
! klebahn ................- A. MafcaIllho
Umpire and Referee-Sam Johnson.
d Maile lima player, and {. F. Hem
| enway, a Punahcu Athletic Club play
er.
First half, twenty minutes; second
| half. fifteen minutes.
Attendance. 800
The Male lima team was practicing
at Punahou on Saturday prior to the
| game There was to have been d. prac-
! tee game between the first and second
| teams. but the latter failed to show
Up in force. and the project had to
| be abandoned.
The Honolulu Athletic Club practice
at Maliki this afternoon at o'clock
| Tonight at s o'clock the Hawaiian
| intercollegiate Football League meets
at the headquarters of the Male lima
Athletic Club.