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was thrown hard after a run of TWEEN
ty-fiye yards. This play gave the Pu-
.nahous a glimpse of a touchdown line
and they played hard for it, bucking
their opponents with blows which
sounded to the side lines The Puma
hous began working on JOY and after
weakening him by continued assault,
found that they could make their gains
there. Desperate attempts were made
to break down the line altogether but
Lane and Cockett closed in just when
gap seemed imminent and held the
collegians hard to the line. a play
around right end brought the Puma
nous within three feet of the goal and
by sheer force of Drawn they succeeded
in showing the ball over the line, the
touchdown being made in four minutes
and thirteen seconds. Fuller failed TO
score on his punt.
The ball was again put in play at
thirty-yard line, and was returned to
the twenty-yard line by the Punahous
where series of bucks resulted in
Morse again starting across the field
toward the center like a scared rabbit.
Dodging, driving and butting, he sue
ceeded in carrying it directly to the
center line, Joy making a pretty tackle
, there. The Punahous fumbled for a
kick and the ball was taken by the
Honolulus eight yards away. Sullivan
here displayed evidences of being a
first-rate player, although it was his
first time on field, by wriggling under
mass of humanity for a seven yard
gain. The Honolulus now fancied they
found weak places among the Puma
hou guards and tackles and broke
through often, Long doing clever work
AT last the tide turned and the Puma
hous secured the ball, sending it hurt
ling back to the five-yard line. Sulli-
van and Long ploughed through the
guards time and again carrying it al
most to the fifty-yard line when the
ColIegians returned it with q small
gain. The Honolulus now had their
daader up and when at last the ball
was passed to Fernandez he leaped
through the line like a shot momentum
lily being caught under the Punahous
heavy guards and tackles but rising in
stantly on the other side with JOY tug
ging at his jacket. The bewildered Pu-
rahous attempted to stay the inevitable
but Fernandez finally passed between
the goal posts amid a wild chorus of ap-
plause from the Honolulus. A goal
kick gave the Honolulus a score of six
to the Collegians five.
The Punahous then kicked from CEN
ter to the thirty-five yard line where it
was caught to BlaisdelI who carried it
back on long run of thirty yards, when
/ time was called.
SECOND HALF.
i Joy booted the pigskin to the Puma
hous fffty-yard line. The Punahou full
back took it and carried it forward tor
twenty yards when Morse again dem
onstrated mis- sprinting abilities by max
! ing a sensational run of thirty-five
yards carrying the sphere across the
line for five yards into his opponents
territory. This run was the greatest
of the game, and in spite of the half
dozen Red and Whites who directly
| undertook to block him Morse eluded
them all, but it was his interference's
support which gave him the opportu-
nifty to make himself famous. The Pu-
nahous took advantage of the next play
to boot The sphere sending it for thirty
yards whence it was returned by the
Honolulus to the same point, the Puma
nous obtaining the ball, although there
was some quibbling here over the de-
/, cision which gave them it's possession.
The Punahous began to show their SUI
/ perior team organization here by fore
! ing the ball steadily into the Honolulus
territory. Hatch, however, failed twice
to kick the ball for a gain, each time
! it being blocked as ne dropped it.
! The game now became a battle of
Drawn ana the HonoluIus settled them
selves down TO getting possession of
the bag for a kick 1t was sent back
/ to center by Blaisdell when another
/ long run by Marcallino around the Ho-
| MODULUS right end was nipped down by
Lane. The Punahous now formed a
tandem and constantly broke through
| the Honolulus for small gains. 1t was
a battle royal and bitterly contested
by the losing side. Joy was knocked
out two or three times. Rycroft was
carried off the field, sullivan had the
breath knocked out of him and Kau-
hane had to ask for time TO recuperate
his wind Yard by yard the ball was
forced along toward the end line and
sent across, defeating the Honolulus
chances in the game. The Punahous
kicked a goal and sent their score up