Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-06
The Sporting World

They did good work at all stages OF
the game. Sumner also demonstrated
that he knows how to juggle the pig.
skin. He kicked pretty field goal and
proved as cool as an iceberg under
fire. He was very deliberate in his
kicking and booted the oval as though
he was the only man on the field.
GAME IN DETAIL.
Sumner kicked off to St. Louis %.
yard line where ball was fumbled. st.
Louis ran over High School right
tackle for their necessary yards. Ena
bucked the line hard and st. Louis
hacks showed well-making about Is
yards through the High School wide de.
Tense. After doing good work st. Louis
fumbled and Clark Of High School fell
on the ball. ST. Louis held for downs
but soon lost the ball on a tumble.
Chillingworth makes yards past
st. Louis left tackle. St. Louis puts up
strong defense and Sumner punts 80
yards. High School hold hard and
secure the ball on St. Louis 15.yard
line. Here was a chance to score, but
the High School backs could not gain
the necessary ground. BY series OF
bucks Ena and Sheldon carried the
ball out of danger where II was lost on
downs. Chillingworth sprinted down
! the field for a pretty 30-yard run be.
hind Clark who put up some pretty
interference. Sheldon steals the ball
and saves his side from being scored
against The High School blocks Ena's
punt on the five-yard line and Clark
carried the ball over the line for the
first score, 25 minutes after the whistle
blew. Sumner kicked the boal.
Score, 6 to 0.
Ena runs in Summers kickoff 40
yards. He displayed good judgment in
picking openings. The st. Louis fun
bled on their 40.yard line-Lightfoot
picked up the hall and hurried to the
goal posts in a clear field. making the
second touchdown, one minute before
4 time was called. Sumner missed ar
, easy goal.
Score, IL to o.
SECOND HALF.
Ena kicked off 20 yards. High
School made good gains around 81
Louis left end. st. Louis holds. Sum
ner punts 80 yards to Ena. st. Louis
quarter fumblcs. High School block
, Ena's punt on the 3O.yard line. Chill
lingworth sprints 10 yards past tackle
, warding off the tacklers with a straight
arm. High School worked the ball to
within 20 yards of the line when Sum
ner fell back for a field goal. Amid
the cheers from his fellow students the
ball sailed fairly between the posts.
Score, 16 to o.
Sumner kicked off over the goal
line. The st. Louis could make but
little gains on High School defense
and were forced to kick. Ena's punts
were poor as his line would give him nc
support.
The remainder Of the game wal
fought In st. Louis territory with tn,
High School on the defensive. Tim,
was called with the ball on the st
Louis 45-yard line.
The st. Louis team never carried tn,
ball past the center OF the field and tn,
whole game was played on their half o.
the gridiron.
The lineup:
HIGH SCHOOL. ST. LOUIS
L. Z. r.
Iucker .................. Guerrero
l.. T. r.
W. Chillingworth, John 10. go. Akin;
L. G. r.
S. Wight. .................. Bishav
l, c.
Gllliland .................... Kalanl
r. G. L.
sherwood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Meye
r. T. L.
Lightfoot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Keaw
r. Z. L.
Sumner Amo,
Q. b.
ferreira .................. CAR
L. II. r.
X. Chillingworth. ............ Sheldon
r. II. L.
S. White, Pattigan. ....... Within
F.B.
Il. Clarke. Ena. Kahlbaur
Touchdowns - Il. Chillingworth
Lightfoot.
Goal from ouchdown-Sumner.
Goal from field-Sumner.
: Umpire-R. G. Van Vliet.
Referee-Capt. Humphrey.
Lnesmen-Capt. Schoeffel, Paul Jal
rett.
Timekeeper-Dr. Raymond.
Time of Halves-Twenty minutes.
q q q
!, TWILIGHTS WIN
, For seven innings that bunch OF bal
. tossers known as the Twilights su,
[ ceeded in administering whitewash I
q the soldier lads Of Camp Mckinley. i
4 this inning they scored one run. TIL
!. soldiers scored one more in the eight
y and two In the ninth thereby closin
: the lead that the Twilights took in tn