Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-26

WV SiuS hntS Nudl IUndHOu WOULD
come back strong and score victory.
After Houghtailing's kickoff, Kanae
sprinted for 20 yards, Johnson added
three and fve and 1t looked as though
those along the side lines had called
the turn. The Males took brace
and held for downs. Males were
penalized for holding. The Males
were again battering the Punahou for.
wards when JOY fumbled upon being
tackled.
Hamauku's Run.
II was this tumble that cost the
Males the game. The ball rolled free
and HamauRu who was on the out.
side, gathered the pgskln in his arms
and started his mad rush for the goal.
Down the field he flew with both
teams in pursuit. Reed interfered well
aud knocked off a couple OF tacklers.
Plunkett was in hot pursuit and slow.
ly overlook the runner. In stopping
to dodge Plunkett, Hamauku was
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Males S.yard line. It was a great run
OF 90 yards and snatched a well earned
victory from the hands of the Males,
Punahou rooters along the side lines
yelled and danced for joy. In the very
face of defeat the merest chance had
given the Puns an opportunity to
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kanae Scores.
The lovers of the sport were now
treated to an exhibition of defense on
the part Of the Males that is seldom
seen on a football field. They fought
for every inch OF ground as though II
was a yard. BY the smallest margin
the Puns made their five yards in
three downs. When first down was
called the ball rested on the 2.yard
line. The Puns had three chances to
shove the sphere over the line. On
the second trial the ball was within
six inches Of the line. Would they
make II? Kanae was called upon to
carry the ball and with his head down
he plunged into the Males right guard
and tackle. The ball was carried over
the line and the whistle blew. Sc
strong was the Males defense that
kanae was forced back after he had
crossed the line. The touchdown, how.
ever, had been scored and the score
lied. Time was nearly up and Puma.
hou had a chance to win by kicking
the goal. All eyes were turned on
Robinson. II was an easy chance but
Robinson's kick flew to the left of the
goal and all chances of a victory van
ished.
Summers Kick.
Robinson kicked off to Plunkett and
by some clever footwork the latter ran
back 30 yards. JOY, Plunkett and He'll.
bron went through the Punahou line
at will. When they reached the %.
yard line Sumner was called into the
game and at once fell back for drop
kick. 1t was pretty chance. This
youngster took his time and with a
true aim shot the ball high but square.
ly over the bar. II was great try
and a pretty kick. Unfortunately one
Of his own side fouled by holding and
the kick was not allowed. 1t was a
hard blow to the Males, but a lesson
to the offender.
The ball was brought out to the 25-
yard line and kicked out of bounds.
On the second trial Robinson kicked
10 Joy, who failed to gain. Sumner
tried a second field goal but the ball
ell short. The try was from the Az.
yard line and a pretty attempt. After
he ball was kicked out a punt of Sum.
ler's was blocked by Johnson and the
blew with the ball in posses.
sion Of Punahou on the Males As.
'ard line.
BY COACH BENSON
Of the Males.
: 81 am satisfied with the showing
!. the Males maze. OF course am
!. somewhat disappointed over the
: outcome, but it is always the I'm.
!. looked for that happens in football.
!, I'VE were out to win but failed
: Had luck been with us we should
; have wcr."
BY CAPT. REED !.
Of Punahou. ::
THE Males certainly sprung +
urprise on us and compliment =
heir strong play. +
II cannot understand Punahou's +
ame--.they all seemed dead. 1t +
eemed as though our men could not +
ct together III
I'VE were certainly out played +
nd do not care to take any credit +
rom the Males"
iround Gaining.
In all, there were 81 plays executed
! As minutes of play. This would
rake a fraction of over two plays per
minute. This is quite fast, considering
ne climate. In all, the Males gained
80 yards in 40 downs against the Pu'
ahous' 1926 1-2 yards in 2s downs.
The backs for the two teams gained
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