The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
FOOTBALL ~ HONOLULU.

Tho following taken from the ac-
reur, ia ,he Honolulu Bulletin ~ the
THANKSGIVING day game OF football he.
tween college and Athletic club
team ~ Honolulu shows how quickly
m, Young college students ~ the isl.
aris have taken up American ideas
This would read very Well as on ace
,oun, ~ many games pla>ed by cole
lsge teams of the states. The Bulletin
says
The football game on the eampas
AZ oahu Collage yesterday afternoon
while not up TO the mark in the mat
ter of playing. was brimtui OF exciting
events that certainly made the two
thousand or more spectators feel that
they had received their moneys worth.
The Punahous Won from the Honolulu
Athletic club by the score OF % To 8
The Honolulus scored one touchdown
ir the first half. Gleason crossing the
line after a run Of ninety wards, well
guarded by BIaisdel. full back, This
was the best play Of the day and the
people went wild with enthusiasm.
After this. the Honolulu boys did not
again See Punahou's goal.
The game started promptly NJ ~"
o'clock The PunahOu team had the
Eva goal and the Honolulu the Walk
Tx. one Souer kicked OF and the ball
went ou' NJ bounds. u was brought
back and there was another kck-oI
This time Blaisdell brought % back 90
the a--yard line shortly after ms
Morse secured touchdown for On"
Puu4hous but the Honolulu protested
vigorously on the ground that ihr
umpire had raised his stick t'r play
.t1 begin bur had failed 90 blow HIS
wh.sI. un account of an or-sii' play
Un the part oc the Honolulus. tn" um-
rfra allowed the touchdown and the
Honnulus continued the game under
protest
n was not long before Vida was put
.T m. field for "a foul play lie pro-
tested vigorously, but the implr' was
H,r7 and Vida got out. Hts place was
fak.r 5y Murry. Blaisdell planted 'he
ball on the 40-yard line and kimhall
r.u .r his head. The crowd began to
a'auu- for the removal OF kimbal but
tho umui-. would not take any action
pRv was continued. 4 few minutes
more and Cunha was put on the field
bv the umpire for smuggling. His place
was taken by Ellis but the team was
very much weakened and II looked Ike
a walk over for the Punahou boys
which indeed It proved 10 BE-.
In the second half Ellis kicked on
for the Honolulus and Blaisiell return
cI by williamson. Honolulu kept
losing ground on off-side plays The
Hgnululus got the ball on a tumble and
Crockett carried Il ten yards At this
point. there was trouble Of some kind
in the center OF the field and 'unha,
advancing from the liner, spoke In
loud tone TO the umpire Carter re-
fused to listen TO Cunha. telling him 10
get Of the field or he would quit his
fob as umpire. Cunha had been ruled
out Of the game and had no right to
interfere. Carter called 20 Deputy
Sheriff Chlllngworth TO remove the
Objectionable party and this officer,
advancing with Lieut. Leslie Of the
mounted patrol. escorted Cunha from
the field.
The Punahou boys got the ball on
downs and soon had It at the 2s-yard
/ line Of the Honolulu team. At this
point, Cunha again came out from the
lines and the umplre's whistle blew for
the game to stop. Carter cried out TO
Cunha 10 get or the field and outside
0f the lines and then, seeing that he
would not obey. started over towards
him. He grasped the big man by the
arm and forced him to the ropes The
crowd gathered around quickly and II
Is said that in the mlx-up, Cunha
struck Carter. Chris Holt s'e1ped into
the field and said he wanted fair play.
Holt was ready 10 fight but he was
escorted away. The police then clear
Cd the field.
Play continued and another off-side
/ play was decided against the Homo
lulus. Tony MarcallInO took his
brothers place, made several small
gains and secured a touchdown Soper
/ kicked goal again.
The game was drawing to a close
and the Punahou boys saw the nec"s-
sIty for quick work II they were to
secure another touchdown. Long kick
ed off for the HOnOlulus and the
| bah was secured by Waterhouse who
planted II on the 50-yar1 line. Morse
made a touchdown but SOper failed TO
| Kick goal The ball was taken back TO
! the center NJ the field and the Homo
lulus kicked off, Shortly after this,
the whistle blew and the exciting game
| was over.