Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-07
ART|uERYMEN WERE
VERY BADLY BEATEN

In a very one-sided game Of football
between the Artillery and Punahou
teams at the baseball park Saturday
Afternoon last, the latter won by a
score OF 2S to 0. The Punahous played
about all the substitutes they had fire.
Iquently putting new men into the
game. At the start this team had but
three regular players on the field. They
Virtually made practice game out OF
the league contest in preparation for
the great struggle OF week from Sat
lurday.
BY winning Saturdays game, the
Punahous now stand equal with the
Honolulus, each having won two and
last none. The game next Saturday
will be between the Male and Artil-
lery teams and will have no effect on
the standing OF the leading teams.
The deciding contest should draw out
the crowd of the season. The deciding
fight will certainly be to the finish.
Both the Honolulus and Punahous are
doing harder training just now than
To get back to the game, or rather
the practice match OF Saturday, It
must be said that the Artilerymen
never will be able to play football.
They were never intended Tor IT, with
a coach of unquestioned ability who
has spent any amount of time trying
to whip his men into shape, they gave
an exhibition of slowness and inability
to appreciate openings that must have
been most discouraging to Mr.. Ben.
son.
The first half started off with a de-
termined stand on the part of the SOL
diers which lasted for a few minutes
and a few seconds. They soon found
n stone-wall in the Punahous lost heart
and began to tumble and allow them
selves to be carried back. The details
are unlnteresting for II was a case Of
Punahou from start to finish. The
collegians made II points in the first
half
The second half was much the same
as the first except that the Punahous
put more substitutes in, some of whom
were unable to make gains. The con-
sequence was that only IL points were
scored, the total Of 2S being within one
point OF the score piled up by the Ho-
nolulus against the Artillerymen some
weeks ago.
The playing OF Campbell. Forbes
Alexander, Macfarlane and Dickson
for the Punahous was particularly
good. Campbell is a tower Of strength.
The only time the Artillerymen did
any playing was when Bennett got into
the game toward the end of the second
half. II the soldiers had about six men
like him the story of Saturday might
have been different. Bennett was laid
up early in the season and has been
out Of the hospital only little over u
week
Punahou. Artillery.
Damon, Akina r.e............le. COvel
Judd, Walker. Becker rt....lt. Woods
Bush, Fuller rig .......... l.g. Ludlam
l.. Robinson center. center Allan
Hatch lg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rig. Perry
lWaterhouse 1t. ......... r.t. Coulter
Anderson. Robinson lie. LIE. Clark
Forbes, Campbell Oh. ....q.b. Griffith
Campbell, Lansing lib. RIB. Smith
Macfarlane Dickson r.h.b..Lh.b. Modlin
Alexander, Forbes f.b. .............
................tb. Merwin, Bennett
Score - Punahou, 2S. Artillery. 0.
Touchdowns-Campbell. 2; Macfarlane,
Forbes. Goals from touchdowns,
Forbes, 2; Fuller, |. Umpire, J. Woods.
Referee, c. Long: Linesmen-Arm-
strong Of Punahou and Gleason OF II 4.
a. c. Timer, Ernest Mott-Smith.