Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-13
The Sporting World
KAMS ARE YICTORS

With but 10 seconds left to play and
the score standing Rams Oahu Col.
lege 5, Dick Ahrens, the plucky little
half OF the Blue and Buff, picked up
the oval from tumble by the Kams
on the Punahou 30.yard line and dashed
madly toward the goal line. The hearts
Of the Kan supporters stopped beat
Ing and II looked as though Punahous
lwere sure winners of at least points.
. Punahou was doomed to disappoint-
ment, for as Ahrens chased along thl
side line he got mixed up with a coupls
of spectators, who had crowded on tho
field. Ahrens tripped and fell and be.
fore he could recover himself a Kan
man was on him. Ahrens had sprint.
ed 45 yards.
| Thus ended the second game of the
Punahou-Kam series. Each team has
game to its credit and third will DO
played to determine the champion.
This game proved to be hard fought
and gruelling. The Rams outplayed
their lighter rivals in all but the DO
ginning of the second half when Pun
ahou made their mad rush for touch
down. The Rams led in team work
and showed some good formations,
They had an ample supply Of tricks
that they sprung on their rivals. These
tricks netted them many gains.
Punahou used the tackle back form.
alton to good advantage. 1t was by
this play that McDougal carried the
Dall over the Rams goal line and
scored the only points for his team.
Had Punahou a good goal keeper al
this stage Of the game the college boys
would have tied the score. Hoogs.
who tried for the goal in place Of
Ahrens, had a clear shot and missed
nm easy chance.
While the game proved highly ex.
citing, II was marred by incidents that
seemed uncomfortable. Ofiicials were
selected at a moments notice. These
memory and although they protested
against acting they were begged to ace.
cept. With inexperienced officials,
added to kicking and wrangling on
every point the game was long drawn
out. Worse than all the spectators
proved unsportsmanlike and crowded
the field by getting through the ropes.
Although urged to clear the field the
spectators persisted in crowding. Only
a policeman could have driven the mob
to the lines. 1t was this feature that
| directly cost Punahou the game.
GAME IN DETAIL.
The Punahous won the toss and
chose the Waikiki goal. Rams kicked
Off to Desha, who ran in 10 yards
Punahou buried along for good gains
They showed well, The Kams warmed
up and held for downs.
The Kams got busy and by a sue
cesslon OF plunges and end runs forced
PunahOu back. The Puns made a firm
stand on their two.yard line. McCand.
less hit the left side Of Punahou's line
and carried the bah over the line for
the first touch down. This score re-
suited in the very corner Of the field
and as the ball had to be brought d.
rectly out from that point, hard angle
had to be kicked. oliver was equal
to the occasion and the pig skin sailed
directly between the posts.
Score 60.
The remainder of the half was
played In Punahou territory. Kams
used long pass out to the end that
caught the Puns mapping. This play
netted the Rams 30 yards.
SECOND HALF.
Punahou kicked off in this half and
succeeded in soon taking the ball from
the Rams. The college boys brought