The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-27
PUNAHOU is
THE VICTOR
Defeats the HonoIulus
In a Fast Game
II to @.

ers of the red and white go down to
defeat before the sturdy Punahou team
for the second time this season. The
day was so hot that good snappy hall
was impossible, but under the circum-
stances the game was well contested.
The college boys showed ZIP superior
in every department Of the game and
outplayed their opponents as badly as
the score indicates.
At no stage of the game was the
Punahou goal in danger, while the H.
A. C.s barely escaped a more crushing
defeat. The game was clean through
out. There were few penalties and all
that were given were for offsids play.
DIxoNS LONG RUN.
The two teams had hardly warmed
up when a sensational run by Bill Dix
on brought the crowd to their feet to
cheer the lanky halfback. On a tan.
dem play he broke through the H. A. C.
right tackle and guard and with abso-
lutely no interference ran IS yards to
touchdown. Alamedl, the II. A. C.
quarterback was the only man in front
Of the speedy half. He missed the
fore the runner.
JOYS GOOD WORK
Barney Joy, the baseball twirler,
demonstrated that he was Il fuliback
as well as a tackle. He made gain after
gain through the Punahou line and the
blue and gold boys could not Withstand
his fierce bucks. Joy is neavy and
strong and with a little more expert
ence should make one of the best backs
here. Pat Gleason was PLACED behind
the II. A. c. line in the second half
and he also did some good work in car
rying the ball.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAY.
The Punahous won the toss and Joy
of the II. A. C.s kicked off promptly at
3 o'clock. Splivalo caught the ball and
fumbled on the ten-yard line. The Pu-
nahous then began to make good gains
through the II. A. C.'s left wing, which
was composed mostly of new men. The
II. A. C.s at last took brace and Pu-
nahou was forced to kick. Judd booted
the pigskin down the line to Dawes
about twenty-five yards. Dawes was
downed in his tracks. Joy bucked for
| five yards. Puns We're caught off side
and penalized. Punahous made a gal
liant stand and got the ball on their own
fifty yard line. Dixon was given the
ball on a tandem play and carried it
splendid run for IS yards, making the
kicked by Judd.
Score to 0.
Punahou kicked off to Dawes, who
ran the ball in Is yards. Joy makes
good gains through center. Jarrett is
put past tackle for three yards. Puma
hous off side. Puns hold and get bail.
The Punahou fullback, Maupin, a new
man, sprinted twenty-five yards aided
by good interference, past the II. A. c.
right tackle. Enos retires from the
game and McDuffie takes his place at
right guard. Splivalo makes five yards
through tackle and carries the ball to
the H. A. c. one yard line, where they
take a brace and hold for downs. The
II. A. c. make about twelve yards on
bucks. Punahou holds and gets the
ball. Dixon tries for a place kick and
misses. Joy kicks off to Punahou from
the twenty-five yard line. Punahou
fumbled and II. A. c. man falls on the
ball. Joy punts fifteen yards. Punahou
punts thirty yards. Alameda runs the
| l,an l.
end of the first half with the ball on
the Punahou forty yard line.
At the beginning of the second half
both teams showed different men. Judd
kicked off to Gleason, who made a pref
| ty run for twenty-five yards before he
was downed. Gleason went through
for ten more. Punahou gets the ball
on downs. Dixon makes another long
run for thirty-five yards. Campbell
carries the ball past tackle for ten. The
H. A. C.s brace and hold on downs.
They kick out of bounds and the ball
goes to Punahou. Pa takes Maupin's
place and Splivalo goes to fullback.
Campbell makes thirty yard run aid
ed by good interference. Puns tumble
and II. A. C.s fall on the ball. Gleason
fumbles. The ball is recovered by the
Punahous. Crabbe soon carries the ball
over the line for a second touch down.
Judd converts the touch down into
goal.
Score 10 to o.
H. A. C.s kick off to Punahou. When
the runner is tackled he fumbles and
Lane falls on the ball. Whistle blows
calling time,
LINE UP.
Punahou Judd, center; johnson,
right guard; Judd, left guard: Crabbe,
right tackle; Waterhouse, left tackle;
Marcallino, right end Robinson, left
end; Judd, quarterback; Campbell and
Dixon, right halfback; Splivalo and Pa,
left halfback; Maupin and Splivalo,
tullback.
II. A, C.-Kauhane, center; Hunt and
Lane, left guard Enos and McDuffie,
right guard; Tilton, left tackle: Keawe.
right tackle; Andrews, left end; Ensue
and Madeiros, right end; Alameda,
quarterback; Gleason and Dawes, left
half I,,r rier