Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-16
h. A. (.'S WIN OUT.
BEAT ARTILLERY men TO
The TUNE Of H TO 0
LIEUT.. BEHR OUT OF GAME
QUARTERBACK, A PART IN.
DIAN, CARRIED OF ON
A sTRETcHER.

A comparatively small crowd at.
tended the first football game of the
season between the Il. A. G. and the
ARTILLERY teams at the baseball park
last Saturday afternoon. The game
itself was rather too one-sided to be
Of great interest The overpowering
weight OF the II. A. c. proved too much
Tor the soldiers. The II. A. C.s went
through their opponents line pretty
much as they pleased while at other
teams such men as Renear, Blaisdell
and Fernandez made fine runs around
the ends.
The Artillery team won the toss.
They kicked the ball 80 yards. Fer
handez caught it and carried It Of
There was considerable kicking in the
beginning OF TINS half, Blaisdell max
ing one 40 yard kick. The II. A. c.
got the ball and gained in bucks
through the Artillery line. The Artil-
lery got possession Of the sphere but
lost 1t to the II. A. C.'s who took 1t
down close to the Artillery line. Here
! Joy in these successive bucks car.
red the ball over the line and scored
the first touchdown. Blaisdell made
The goal.
The II. A. C.'s kicked off but lost
five yards on an offside play. Hough-
failing kicked OIL again. The bail was
caught by Modem but as he fumbled,
no gain was made. The soldiers tried
u couple OF plays through the line and
then a kick. At ibis point JOY was
ruled on the held for unnecessary
rOughness in pushing over the Artil-
lery tuliback and trying to block his
kick. kanae was put in joys place
but was ruled of few minutes later
Tor similar reason. Crook took his
place. The Honolulus got the ball
on the Artillery kick and bucked down
the field, Baisdell carrying the ball
across the line. Houghtailing kicked
soal
The HOnolulus were now paralyzed
several times for offside plays. The
Artillery played up well and made
ground. They then turn to kick but
their fullback fumbled the ball The
Ii. A. C.'s got the ball and carried it
down across the line by u series of
fine plays, Houghtailing scoring.
Houghtailing kicked the ball to with
in five yards OF the goal line. Rogers
caught 1t and brought 1t forward 20
yards. The Artillery tried two end
runs and then IA kick. Renear made
@ fine 2O-yard run around the end. The
ARTILLERY placed Nalock in Behrs place
and Smithies in Rogers place. Sullivan
made 20 yards in an end run. The
Ii. A. C.'s had the ball about 5 yards
from the soldiers goal which time was
called with the score being is to 0 in
favor OF the II. A. G. team.
In the second half Andrews took
Jarretts place at left end of the H..
a. C.s. The II. A. c. kicked of.
Smithies bucked couple of times
failing to gain. The ball was kicked
to Blaisdell who carried II nearly 80
yards. The II. A. c. carried the ball
through their opponents line for big
gains several times in succession Fer.
Landez scoring a touchdown. Blais-
dell made the goal.
The II. A. c. kicked of The soldiers
again tried to buck and had to resort
to kick. A little later Blaisdell made
Il beautiful 20 yard run. Fernandez
fumbled the ball. The II. A. C. were
fued yards on Crooks being offside.
The Artillery kicked the ball to Fer
nandez. Aided by excellent interfer-
snCe Sullivan made 20 yards and n
touchdown. Blaisdell tried for goal
but failed. This made the score 29-O
in favor of the II. A. c. and was the
final result Ellis took McDuffie's place
The Artillery was fined couple Of
times on offside plays. The II. A. G
carried the ball to within four yards
Of the Artillery goal when time wai
called.
The officials deserve great credit fol
their work They have demonstrated
to the football players that no rough
ness will be permitted; any man in
dulging in questionable playing viii
: be promptly ruled OFF the field as wa
the case SATURDAY.