Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

five yards, respectively, and there was
only about yard TO gain at the third
down. Punahou claimed Jarrett had
held Walker and the ball was awarded
TO Punahou. There was great deal
Of dissatisfaction at this decision, the
Males claiming that in any event their
opponents should only have been CIV
en- ten yards as penalty. The Puma
hous took advantage Of the confusion
that resulted from the decision and
Morse was sent around the right end
for forty yards.
This seemed to be the starting point
of the victory for Punahou. The col
legians picked out every weak point
on the Maile-llima side. Morse made
a five yard gain and Hatch followed
for ten. When about twenty yards
from the goal. the Punahous lost the
ball. Johnson broke through the line
for ten yards. MANS was given the
ball but Fuller broke through and
downed him in his tracks. For an OFF,
side play on the part Of Punahou, the
Males were given ten yards. johnson
went around the right and left for
small gains and then in the next scrim-
mage. Jarrett got the ball, making q
twenty yard run. At this stage In the
game the whistle blew for the end OF
the first half.
The first touchdown was made in
four minutes and seventeen seconds by
the Males.
In the second half, there were sew
eral changes in the Male team. Their
line held we'll but they lost in big gains
around the ends, particularly by Percy
Morse. The interference of the Puma
hou team was something delightful to
watch. James kicked OF, the ball was
fumbled by Anderson and Allen for
the Males, secured II. The ball was
fumbled and Armstrong secured IL. The
Punahous began 10 force the issue and
the play was very fast. Morse was sent
around the end for a gain of
twenty yards.
On the first down for the Punahous,
Anderson went around the right for
twenty-five yards. The ball was given
to Anderson and Armstrong but these
men were both tackled by Robertson
before they had made any gain. Hatch
kicked for fifteen yards. The ball
went to the Males and a stubborn at.
tempt was made to rush the ball for.
ward but the Punahous were making a
final stand and they did 1t successfully.
On the third down, the ball was passed
back to Clark for what was supposed
to have been a kick but this was
little trick that the Males had prepar-
ed and, instead OF kicking the ball
Clark started around the right end.
He was too late for the Punahous were
already through the line and had
tackled him so that the ball went to
the collegians.
The Punahous we're held during the
first two plays by the Males but the
given the ball and by splendid running
and fine interference on the part of the
members of his team, he made a twenty
yard run. On the next series of downs,
the Punahous had Just three inches TO
make but they did not succeed in do
ing the trick and so the ball went to
the Males, MANS was given the ball
but there was no interference in front
OF him and he was tackled back of the
line by Armstrong. James kicked the
ball down the field but he did not do
his work well and II was blocked by
Hatch. The ball went to the Punahous
and Morse was soon around the end
and over the line for touchdown. The
ball was punted out but there being