The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-20
JESS
WOODS
EDITS
|RENEAR BREAKS WORLDS SWIMMING RECORD.
PUNAHOUS WIN
FOOTBALL BY go

| The football game between the Puma
| hous and the Kams yesterday was
won by the former by the score OF
go
The game began little after half
past three
Both sides fumbled at times. but the
attack of both teams was fairly good
as whole. Kauka Judd was by all
cation. His bucking was always good
and his run of forty yards on a fake
kick was the only really sensational
play
Meyers was the best man on the
Kamehameha team and had he been
put behind the line earlier in the game
the result would probably have been
more even. Except for Judd's place.
tick in the second half, the kicking
md of the game suffered in COMPARE
on with the end running and buck
ng.
The Kamehamehas won the toss and
Kicked off with the wind in their favor
Meyers sent the ball behind the Puma
hous' goal, forcing them to make a
return kick from their 25-yard line.
Judd punted to the Kams 4oyard
line.
At first the Punahous defensive
work was rather ragged but they soon
haI
their 35-yacd line They in turn after
two quite successful end runs were /
forced TO punt The Kan man fum-
bled and it was Punahous' ball on the I
Kams' 40-yard line. They then carried
it rapidly down the field and We're i
about to score when Pa fumbled. The
Kams made a wretched kick and the /
Punahous again had the ball BY a /
run and about four good
line bucks q touchdown was secured.
The attempt to kick the goal faileu,
leaving the score SO.
The teams then changed sides, the
Kams kicking off. Here the Puma
nous tried their only fake play. They
lined up as for kick and then Judd
started on an end run around right.
He advanced the ball 40 yards before
being downed. Had his interference
kept up he probably would have
scored.
Time was then called for the first
half.
After the usual intermission the
second half began by the Punahous
kicking to the 10-yard line. The Kams
kicked but made miserable fluke of
it, only advancing the ball Is yards
The Punahous attempted to buck, but
the Kams defense was good ard they
soon had the ball on downs on their
line, Judd having been the
only man who could advance with the
ball
The Kamehamehas kicked and the
Punahous fumbled but managed to re-
cover the ball on the Kams' 25-yard
line.
Punahou then made a successful place
Kick adding four more points to their
score
The Punahous' kickoff was return
ed by the Kams. The Punahous FUN
oled and the ball went to the Kams.
Meyers was now put in the back field
and had advanced the ball to the Pu-
nahous' 22-yard line by a series of
bucks before the Punahous' defense
stiffened. Meyers then attempted
place kick, but the ball curved and
missed. the goal by about two feet.
The Ian was then taken to the center
If the field for the kickoff. Judd
licked and the ball was run back to the
0-yard line. when time was called.
The lineup of the two teams is as
ollows:
Punahou-F. Wight, G.; Pahu, r.g.;
=. Judd, Lg.; McDougall, r.t.; Larsen,
t.; Hanehett, re; Cooper I.e.; All
ems. O.; Pa, r.h.; Lyman, LII; G.
Judd, f-b
Observation-Disclosures G. /; VIM. Smythe,
g.; H. Robinson. r.g.: VIM Meyers,
t.; E. Hamakua, r.t.; Geo. Maioho,
e; D. Mahukona, re; G. Wells. a.;
McCandIess, LII; Desha. r.h.: oliver.