The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-21
FUN ON THE
GR|D|RON
Alumni Win and
H. A. C.'s Mix
Things.

The first football of the season was
played at Punahou on Saturday be-
tween the Punahou Athletic Club and
Oahu College. The former team is com
posed of old Oahu College boys.
the lineup was as follows:
P. A. c. College.
| L. E.sR
G. Waterhouse, Armstrong NJ. Robinson
L. T. r.
IT, Waterhouse. w. Rycroft, s. Lowrey
L. G. r.
kimball ,................. R. tombstone
L. Robinson ......A. Robinson
! r. G. L.
Fuller NV. Meyers, E. Crabbe
r. T. L.
| W. Walker ..................A A. Walker
| r. E. L.
Greenwell. w. NJ. Burns, w Campbell
Q.
Williamson. A Marcallino. j. Taylor
L. H. r.
Armstrong. ]. Marcallino . Kaulukou
r. H L.
Hemenway .......-..........W w. Rycroft
F.
Umpire and referee-A F. Judd and
w H. Rabbit.
First half, Is minutes second half,
10 minutes.
| Attendance, 300.
The Athletics outweighed their young
er brothers but played very loosely. j.
| Marcalino made touch down in the
second half. which was the only score
| in the game.
The game was stubbornly contested
and the collegians were in no wise
spared by the old boys The youngsters
should have scored once in the first
half but just failed to do the kick
They developed a surprisingly good de-
fensive game but were slow at the at
tack. The game should do them lot
of good however and their next OPP
ponents are quite likely to find them
Mark Robinson vas especially notice
able For the winners Williamson
showed up well.
The next opponents of the Oahu Col
lege team will be the second team of
the Male Ilimas.
HACKFELDS LEFT THE FIELD.
After the college game the Hackfeld
and Honolulu Athletic Club elevens
lined up as follows:
H. A. c. HACKFELD.
L. E R.
Holt ............:..... Mattock, Clarke
L. T. R.
JOY, Wise observation-disclosures. Tschum
L. G. r.
j. Cockett -...~. ......-..-. Renear
r. G. L.
r. T. L.
j. Lane ..................... Duisenberg
r. E. L.
W. Jarrett Mccain .....,..... Spencer
O.
GleaSon ...-....-....-. .Gurrie
l.. H. r.
Vida, Blaisdell ...,.,........... Morse
Aylett, Ayres ................. Harrison
Rollins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Klebahn
Referee-W. H. Rabbit
First half twenty minutes; second
half, twelve minutes.
Attendance. 500
The game, while interesting, was to-
tally devoid of sensational PLAYS, and
Individual brilliancy was the exception
Henry Cockett. at Guard, put up the
most noteworthy game, and his
play was perhaps the best Of any one
on the field. He tore through the
Hackfeld line at will, and showed fine
headwork at times.
After ten minutes of hard PLAYING
Vida took the ball over the Hackfeld
line, but the kick at goal proved 20 tie
abortive.
During the second half joy earned
the opprobium of the crowd by unwar-
rantedly kicking Tschumi in the shins,
for which he was ordered off the field
After Joys retirement the Honolulus
by sheer weight forced the ball into
their opponents territory, and it was
on the 25-yard line when another re-
grettable incident occurred. which end /
ed the game.
Morse and Holt had some kind of a
and the former APP ,
pealed to the umpire to remove Holt !
whom he alleged was playing a dirty
game. The umpire made no move in
the matter, and as a result Captain
Morse took his men off the field. the
Athletics winning the game by a score
of to 0.
Holt certainly did allow his temper
to get the best of him on two or three
occasions, and made passes at mem
bers of the other team. This is par
ticuiarly unfortunate, for both he and
Joy are good players, and if they
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