The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-17


needed fifteen, but it would not go.
Punahou punted as soon as the ball
was theirs. Hatch pounding the leather
forty yards to the center of the field,
where Blaisdell made a daring and
pretty run in of seventeen yards. The
collegians' line held for the three times
and then with the ball Punahou de-.
cided to kick again. The pass was high
and Hatch could not hold the ball, it
getting away and he being only in time
to fall on it on the three yard line. He
punted that time but only twenty-five
yards and again Blaisdell ran in twelve
yards. Once more the line of the COLI
legians held and Punahou got the ball
on the seventeen-yard line and Hatch
punted it to the center of the field.
Blaisdell got a fine catch and with ex-
cellent interference, the best of the H.
A. c. during the game, got back thirty
yards. Fernandez distinguished himself
with a dash over tackle for twelve
yards, and then with six line plays,
Kaminsky was showed over for touch,
Blaisdell missing the goal and the score
being to o.
| Punahou kicked thirty-fiye yards into
Honolulu territory Blaisdell running In
fifteen. and then five bucks netting
twenty to the middle OF the field fol
| the close Of the half.
| Fuller kicked off in the second half
the ball going back of the line and this
H. A. c. getting a kick, taking it from
/ their fifteen yard mark, and Joy sending
1.-the leather thirty-five yards. Hatcl
made a fine catch and with the assist
ance of Anderson, Berger and Walker
and the rest of the team making some
! thing excellent in interference. ran 1t II
| twenty-five yards before being downed
/ Taking the ball quickly Morse wen
around right end with it for a fine gair
but there were some Intellectual bucks
and then g. tumble, the result being 6
change of the ball on the thirty-yart
line where again Punahou started fol
a touchdown. After Hatch had plunged
over Houghtailing TOR three yard!
Morse was sent around the right end
and he made twenty yards before h,
was thrown very hard by Joy.
Rycroft and Morse bucked again foul
times and finally the latter was pu
/ over for the touchdown. The ball was
j well off of one side and Fuller punteo
| to Berger who heeled the kick. vii.
hanson took the ball from Berger and
the H. A. c. team permitted the change
without charging and Fuller then plant
ed the ellipse between the posts and adj
| ded the point to win the game te
| Morse's five. There was a great pro-
! test over this but the judges would not
hear to any criticism when the team
did not take advantage of the rule and
the score stood.
| During the remainder of the play
| there were several good runS Morse
getting one OF fifteen yards before he
had to retire. In all the ball was car
ried eighty-seven yards by the Puma.
hous before they had to give it up and
handling the kick, they made twenty
seven yards when held. The ball was
! twelve yards in Honolulu territory a.
the end.
Benson made a very fast umpire, be-
ing close down on the ball, and though
| there was some criticism of his decision
in the heat Of the play there was uni.
versal commentator as his fairnes:
was apparent. The men who played the
game We're:
PUNAHoU. H. A. c.
r. End L.
Armstrong, Berger. Crool
/ r. Tackle L.
| Walker OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Joy, Lane
/ r. Guard l.
Fuller ...-...-............ /. Cocket
Center.
l.. Robinson HoughtailinE
L. Guard r.
II. Judd H. Cocket
L. Tackle r.
Waterhouse ..........-.C. ChfIlingworti
/ L. End r.
Anderson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Scot
Quarter.
/ Williamson ............. Russell, Gleason
R. Half L.
Morse. NJ. Robinson. Fernando.
/ L. Half r.
iRycroft, J. MarcaIIino. ....... Kaminsk!
Fullback.