The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-28
In Straight Games
Collegians
Victors.
Defeat Male IIimas by
Ten Points to Six
at Finish.

champions. Brilliant work by the
q team as a whole and specially
fine work by Morse in the annual
holiday game gave the honors for 1902,
by a score of 10 to g. The collegians
put up a rafting good game against
as stubborn men as they have ever
met. The Males played a fine game
during the first half but lost their speed
in the second their ends weakened and
time after time the Punahou sprinters
went around their right for gains which
the rest of the team could not possibly
offset, no matter how hard they worked.
The Males score was made at the very
opening, while Punahou snatched vic
tory within the last half of the closing
period.
Two thousand people, including many
parties in carriages, witnessed the. game
and after it was over the street cars
going Kapiolani Park way were crowd
ed with those who intended to change
football enthusiasm for that of the ex-
liuS SdiliS VI ktOio.
The Males had the kickoff and James
sent the ball up towards the Eva end
of the field. 1t went out of bounds but
was secured by Berger and taken in fif-
teen yards. Then commenced a series
of fine bucks against the Males strong
line. BY short bucks Walker carried
49, n Oh fuRntY
yards. In a mix up Sam Johnson tnen
got the ball for Males. James went
through the line for five yards, and
King got through for two and later for
three. Males ends were then taken
back With splendid interference Man
mis- was sent around Punahous right
end for forty-fve yards. lodging the
end and quarterback of the Punahous
and making touchdown. James then
kicked goal easily. Score: Males. 9;
Punahous, 0.
The Punahous kicked off to James
who advanced the ball fifteen yards
towards the Waikiki goal, followed by
King who was sent against the line for
three yards. Sam Johnson then made
fine run through Punahous tackle for
twenty yards and was neatly tackled
by Marcallino. James hit the line for
two yards, followed by Johnson for
three, and by King for two yards. A
moment later Sam Johnson lost the
ball.
Then for only minute the Punahous
had the leather. Morse failed to make
a gain and with two yards to go Mar
callino failed and Males again had the
pigskin. James bucked Punahou's line
for five yards, King following this with
a similar feat while Johnson gained
two yards and again took the ball
around the end for three yards. The
Males steadily advanced the ball. Judd,
being injured on the head, was taken
out of the game and Iaukea put in his
place. By this time the Ma les looked
to have a sure thing for another touch
down. James took the ball through the
line for three yards and repeated for
five yards, leaving but a yard to gain in
order to make a touchdown. The Puma
hous set up a claim that Jarrett had
held Walker and for this offence the
umpire awarded the. ball to Punahou.
There was much kicking at this deci-
sion and many thought that even had
jarrett lEIu the line l0E penalty
the Males ought not to be more than
setting them back ten yards but losing
the ball was apparently the maximum.
In the confusion that followed this de-
cision Morse was given the ball and by
a fine run around the Males right end
advanced the ball forty yards.
The Punahous then tried the line for
small gains until Morse carried it for
five yards followed by Hatch around
Males right end for ten yards. When
twenty yards from their goal Punahous
lost the ball. Johnson bucked the line
for twenty yards, another attempt gave
Males no gain and when the ball was
passed to Johnson for trip around
the end Fuller broke through the line
and downed him in his tracks. The Ma
lies attempted to punt. This was
blocked and Morse being off side the
umpire gave Males five yards of easy
walking. Johnson hit the line for two
yards. and then for thr9 yards, and q
tumble following gave ee ball to Jar
rett who sprintedS with it for twenty
yards. Time was then called.