Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24

center
NealOha .................. Robinson
Right Guard
hdHlllhOlO .'...',,.,'.. Banu
Left Guard
haneakua OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Austin
Right Tackle
hamauku ............... CanaNarro
Left Tackle
MoItOu ''''' '''''..''. '''..''' omltn
Right End
IA .................. SChnaCk
Left End
kamai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Akina
Quarter
=. Lyman .............. wilmington
Right Half
ljeSna ''... .,...,.... AnrenS
Left Half
A. Lyman ...,........,,..... Hattie
Full Back
First Half.
The first part Of the first half, which
started promptly at 3 o'clock, was re.
plete with surprises. In the first place
Lowrey was grabbed as he took the
ball for a run from the Kamehamelia
Kick and was pulled back over the
line. scoring a touchback for the ma.
tlves. The next surprise was a touch.
down by the PunahOus. The ball was
picked from the center of the field by
the Punahous and It passed over the
goal line. The Rams didn't seem to
L. 10. A.. . II.
stances and while they were guessing
Canavarro rushed up and Selling the
ball. made touchdown. There was q
failure to kick goal II was a very
short time before the Rams had q
touchdown to their credit but they
stood to . in favor Of the Kams.
! Punahous and Kams both started in
to play more snappy game. Punahou
got possession of the ball. Ahrens try.
ing for a run. Pa tackled this player.
who in falling on the ball, dropped IT,.
Before he could recover himself Pa
had the ball and was speeding away
down the field After a run OF 20 yards
he was tackled and fell. Desha went
around left for 10 yards and in the
next scrimmage the ball was lost to
the Punahous on tumble.
! PunahOus kicked and quarterback
Lyman, seeing the ball, ran for IL
yards, followed By Desha for 8. Thus
the ball was kept going steadily up the
field until Oliver overcoming two sep
arate hard tackles, took the ball over
the line. There was another failure to
kick and the score stood as follows:
Rams, ~; Punahous. 5.
Punahou kicked of and the ball
went out of bounds just as the whistle
blew for the end of the first half.
Second Hall.
Rams kicked OFF, Smith fumbled q
fair catch and Akina secured the ball
A. Lyman went around the right end
for . yards and Oliver tried a place
kick but failed. PunahOus quarter
back gave a signal which was evident
ly misunderstood for he held the bal
out and no one came for 1t. This gave
the Kams time to break down the
Punahou line, tackle the quarter an[
carry him back toward the goal they
were seeking to gain. The next play
resulted in a tumble, which gave this
Kams the ball just about s yards II
front of the goal.
The hall was carried two inches d
the goal by series of wing plays, thu
heavy men OF the line falling back FOL
a line OF six players headed at RICH
angles. Quarter Lyman twice fun
bled the ball but even this did not pre-
vent the Kams from again scoring
The last play took the ball just thre
inches on the other side Of the line
Oliver kicked goal and the score stoo,
as follows: Kams, is; Punahous,
The Kamehamehas lost ground twic
on their quarterback taking the bal
within the 25-yard limit and running
with 1t. This brought the Punahou
to about 80 yards directly in front q
the goal and Lowrie made a place kicl
which sent the ball directly btwee
the posts. Score: Rams, IS; Puma
hOus, 10.
The Rams kicked off and Lowrl
succeeded in getting about 10 yard
when he was tackled Hattie mex