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against the center of the field. The Ar
tillery obtained possession on u tumble
Beehr 70 the Males 45-yard line and
the Artillery, forcing the game. gained
in successive plays the 81, "a, 81, 81, q, q,
g. 10, s. and 1-yard lines. Hector made
q touchdown, but no goal materialized.
Males 6, Artillery 5.
Bennett did the lions share of the work
attendant on the touchdown. His line
plunging was remarkable. The Males
seemed powerless to resist the rushes or
the soldiers. who made all their gains
through the line.
W. Wright took the kick and the ball
was downed on the Artillerys 40-yard
line. A play or two took it to the 47-yard
line, when an off-side penalty gave the
the military the benefit of 10 yards BY
vigorous playing, in which Bennett was
the principal actor, the fl, S. 80 and 30
and 30-yard lines were assaulted and car
ried. Printz ran round the end for IL
yards and was beautifully tackled by
Fred Wright. Bucking tactics were then
resumed and the II, Is, Is, u, 9, 5, and 2
yard limits were successfully invaded.
Bennett just managed to squeeze the bail
over the line for touchdown Hector
failed to kick goal Artillery 10, Males
McCorriston kicked off badly. and the
ball was arrested on the Artillery's ~
yard line. On the E3-yard line the Males
got the ball, and Immediately commence
ed to gain ground. Ben Clark took the
ball on the 3S-yard line, and ran 1O-yards
with it. Half time score: Artillery 10,
Males s.
w. Wright kicked off and the ball was
brought back to so yards and taken
thence to the 81, 35. IS. Al and 4O-yard
lines. Males got the ball and went to
"a yards. Johnson thence to IS yards. On
the l2-yard line F. Wright ran round the
end and secured a touchdown. w. Wright
missed the goal. Males II, Artillery 10.
The ball was brought back TO the
Males 36-yard line from the kick. Fred
Wright ran to A yards and Bennett suS-
tanned an injury which put him out OF
the game. +. Wright was responsible for
the transit of the leather to the middle
of the field. and soon after the Artillery's
80 80 and 3l-yard lines were gained. Ar
tillery got the ball on a tumble and punt
ed TO the Males 45-yard line. The Males
came with a rush, and were soon in their
opponents territory. The bah went To
the 50, 50. q. %. Is. II, s. 4. and 1-yard
lines, and johnson negotiated touch
down. W. Wright failed at goal.
Males 16, Artillery 10
The BAH came back from the kick TO
33 yards and thence to the SO. 49, Al and
SS-yaTd lines. F. Wright made a run to
the Artillery's limit line. and the bah
travelled rapidly to the 81. 40, SO.
-. Is, "a. %. 20. II, 3 and S-yard lines. +.
Wright and johnson were the principal
ground gamers.
With the ball on the Artillery's 3-yard
line, third down, time was signalled,
and the game ended. Males 16 Artillery
10.
Clark's playing was remarkably good
throughout the game, and he is perhaps
the best quarterback in Honolulu.
The lineup:
Males. Position Artillery.
Belser (captain) Printz and
L. r r.
Allen ...-............ Hanson and Wensen
l.. G. r.
L.
Chiffon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cominsky
r. c.. /.
Dusenberg and Wallace ............ Pliney
r. r. L.
W. Wright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VoSjZallos
r. f. l..
McCorriston and Sheldon ........ Burbank
o.
3. Clark ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Smith
l.. IL. r.
Johnson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Beehr
r. ii. l..
F. Wright and Bennett and
Fernandez ............-........... Booker
Umpire. j. Wise; referee, w. william
son; timekeepers. a. Waterhouse, a.
Iarcallino.
First half. % minutes; second half, 20
minutes.