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Although Punahou defeated the Male
lima football team, 1870, the score does
not give a good idea of the relative
merits of the two teams. Punahou's
playing at the beginning of the game.
was behind what the team should have
done, and though they scored in the
first half had Male taken brace
earlier in the game, the latter team
might have scored instead of being
shut out by their opponents.
The Punahou team did not appear to
get into the game until the second
half The majority of the men seemed
to wait for the other team to do some
thing, and not until the Males began
to break through their line did they
wake up and play a hard game. The
team also lost 10 yards in all through
penalties. Twenty yards were lost four
different times on account of their men
holding. and one man was ruled off the
field.
The Males put up hard fast game.
They have the material to make UP
winning team if they play like they did
in the latter part of yesterdays game.
After getting started and finding the
weak spot in their opponents line, they
made good gains, and in the last half
had forced Punahou to within twelve
yards of her goal line when time was
called.
There was some fumbling on both
sides. Punahou suffering the most from
this.
The crowd which attended yester-
days game was but slightly larger than
the one at the opening game. in fact
the crowds are smaller SO far, than they
were at last years games. Undoubt-
eddy this is.on account of the high price
of admission.
The baseball games brought together
some of the largest crowds ever seen
in Honolulu, and two good games were
given for one-half the price which is
asked to witness a football game. IN
der present conditions but few people
care to pay fifty cents to see the game,
and if the present high prices are kept
UP it, is likely that the football teams
will be losers financially.
Yesterdays high wind made it most
disagreeable for the teams and sDecta-
tors. by blowing clouds of dust over the
gridiron.
FIRST HALF.
The Males took the mauka goal
thereby benefiting by the prevailing
winds. and Punahou kicked off. Fuller
sent the ball 45 yards to Fred Wright
who made yards before being DOWN
ed. After a couple of bucks and no
gain, the Males kicked back SO wards.
the ball bounding over the side line.
Punahou took the ball in the center
of the field and after bucking once,
AMarcallino made 10 yards around left
end and two more around right. The
ball was then lost on downs. Male
bucked for yards. Wright fumbled
and Punahou secured the pigskin. Mar
calfino made 4 yards around right end
and Sam Johnson gained 9 yards on
two bucks. Punahou was offside on
the next play and lost 10 yards. VIII
hanson tried a quarterback run but
was forced back yards.
Fuller kicked and Clark, after fun
bling dropped on the ball on the Male
Is yard line. The Males tried to buck
and lost the ball on their is yard line.
Punahou brought a tackle back to buck
but made little gain. On a Male offside
10 yards were gained. Macfarlane
made 6 yards around left end and Sam
Johnson carried the ball to within 2
yards of the goal line. Marcallino took
the ball and was showed over forl the