The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-25

lil.n' IllN iNN wv INNI LAY
Tfea.h kieks on i1 ihe puHahan
twenty yari une tuii uHf lHe Eu
iu ten ,afda MBile hai on fdnhil
runah0l eutctea 0Na'de 4ni H rsulI.a.
"a Males tumble Hnd pan huur rec
mln bali Mnll, played aun de.
fnuse ana no impression cos hp made
ou their linr. punahou BE- forced 60
kick clark cHtphea The UiIi and 81
tackled by Hatch This tackle o. the
best " the day punih1us hold Males
for downs and soon got possession ~
the ball. They are forced to punt
Bnil " caught bv clark who runs IL ln
ten yards Plunkott toes around right
tackle for ter yards Venhoizen end
lfcilbron buck for steady Gains Inch
by inch the green and gold shove the
bail into Punahou territory. Punuhou
puts ur desperate fight b twoan thc'~
gonl and the i've vnrd llne. The on
slaurht ~ the Maiies' aggressive backs
ere too much and Venhe'een goce ovor
the line directly under the goal posts
for tho first touchdown. An easy goal
is kicked by Freeth.
Freeth kicks off for twenty-five yards
to Judd who runs the bail In ten yards
Splivalo makos seven wards around left
tackle. The ball is lost TO the Males
in the center of the fold. The Males
hit the Punahou left wing for good
gains. Time was called on the Puma
Lou twenty five-yard line.
After the ten minutes intermission
Judd kicks off 10 the Maile twenty
yard line. Clark catches the bail and
runs four yards. Males lose the ball
on the thirty-five-yard line. Sam
Johnson goes through for six yards.
Jarret hurts his ankle. Punahou FUN
bles and ball rolls out of bounds where
the Males secure It, Freeth boots the
ball to De Hart who fumbles upon be-
ing tackled. Plunkett bucks ten-Ven-
heizen ten. The Males form a regular
procession and walk toward the Puma
hou goal. Heilbron is pushed over the
line for the second touchdown and the
Punahou chances of victory are off.
The ball is carried out by Male man
and handed to Clark. The Punahous
charge and down Clark in his tracks,
claiming that he has no right, accord
ing to the rules, to touch the bail. The
claim is granted by the referee and the
Males lose the chance to kick the goal.
There is no rule covering this play and
1t looks as though the officials made a
mistake in allowing 1t.
Freeth kicks off to De Hart; Chiffon
makes the tackle. Judd now goes in a
full Marcellino at quarter, Dickson at
left half and Larsen at left tackle.
With these new men Punahou takes
brace and begins to gain. Judd and
Dickson do good work. Judd kicks
thirty-five yards. Nenheizen catches
ball and returns ten yards. Ball is lost
on downs. Pa takes place of Judd.
The Males kick out of bounds and Pa
falls on the ball. The whistle blows
and the game ends in the middle of
the field
The men faced each other as follows
Male. Punahou.
Freeth ...........R E. LIN. Robinson
Coulter ..........R.T l.. Hatch (Capt)
Ellis .............R.G c. L.........L. Judd
Buckle ...... ..C.......L. Robinson
chiffon .........L.G. R.........A Judd
Jarrett ...........L.T R........ johnson
Modlin .......... LIE R......... Damon
Clark (Capt0. ......Q ...........G. Judd
Hebron ........R.H II. L...".S. johnson
Plunkett ......L. H De Hart
NenheiZen ..........F F.......... SpliValo |
The game was one of the cleanest |
ever seen here, the disputes being few
The officials did their work we'll and |
deserve much credit Berger's band |
furnished the music. The automobiles
We're there in a body and made a very |
pretty sight. +. a. Mott-Smith acted |
as referee, DIR. Hobby as umpire and |
Rem" Harrison as timekeeper.