Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-01
The Sporting World
N iIlE lima Club
TAKES FIRST GiNE:


lill game against heavy odds. 1t must
be taken into consideration that tho
soldiers have recently come to Hawaii
and as yet have not become thoroughly
aCClimated Captain SChoeftel and his
ten men withstood the onslaught of the
green and gold backs until they could
hardly stand. After every down in
the last half some Infantry man was
helped to his feet, but. game to the
core, he stuck to his task and played
hard ball in the face OF defeat.
In all the Infantry team faced TWEEN.
ly-nve men. This is three men over
two teams. These men were mostly
, cterans at the game and men who can
stand the heat. II was n case of the
soldiers bucking fresh team all the
way With these facts taken into con
sIderation the Red, White and Blue
must be given due credit for we'll
played game.
with his jersey torn from his back.
n bleeding face and bruised shoulder,
Captain SChoenel ripped up the Male
line both ON the ofense and defense.
Schoeffels work was noticed by all and
his fighting spirit and determination
brought forth applause from those
along the side lines. From the very
first this man made good gains, time
after time he made his yards through
the line or past the tackle.
Garrett at left half also did good
work and with Captain SChoeffel played
good football. Foster, a new man at
center. played his position well and
could be seen breaking up plays
throughout the game. He faced two
Of the best men in the country in
Buckle and Kauhane. Graham, the
left tackle for the soldiers, also showed
well.
For the Males, Plunkett, the steam
pillow, again demonstrated his ground
gaining abilities, often this stubby lit
tie half dashed over the lines after
dragging three or four men. .Vanhuiz.
en-, James. Freeth and Fernandez also
played good ball. Little Clark proved
u good back. Pat Gleason got in the
game during the second half. Pat drove
his men harder and faster than did
Freeth at quarter.
The game was marked throughout
with clean playing. There was no un
necessary rOughness that could be seen
from the side lines. The soldiers es.
pecially played clean game and won
many friends BY their gentlemanly con.
duet. Not once during the game were
the 10th penaliZed. The officials did
hot even as much as warn them. Tho
Males were set back several times for
transgressing the rules but this may
be put down to aggressiveness.
a large holiday crowd was out to wit.
, ness the game. Officers kept the anX
ious spectators back from the side
lines and everyone secured a good view
OF the game. The Bulletin and Star
uewsboys made enough noise to make
the game seem, to those present, a.
Berger's band kept the people enter.
tanned during the lapses.
GAME IN DETAIL.
FIRST HALF.
Captain Freeth of the Males won the
toss and chose the south goal. Daun,
for the soldiers, kicked off at $40.
Freeth received the kick and skirted
the left wing for 20 yards before he
was downed The Infantry played q
strong defense and soon had the ball
on downs. The Infantry was forced to
punt. Freeth ran the ball in yards.
Sumner booted the leather 80 yards.
SChoeffel went ~ yards by the use OF a
good straight arm. Garrett added D
more past left tickle. Five, ten and
fifteen yards were made at a time by
the Infantry backs. The ball was car
ried to the Male 5.yard line and 1t
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score. The Males took a brace and
held for downs. Males played slow
ball and Sumner kicked for 40 yards.
Soldiers try tackle back formation and
failed twice. Males carried the BAN
to soldiers 30-yard line, where they
were held. Daun punted 40 yards.
Sumner gets the ball on a tumble and
Circled the soldiers left end for "a
yards. Males go back 10 yards for
holding. Clark runs in IL yards.
Males again penalized for off.side.
freeth misses drop kick from 20.yard
line. Daun kicked off from the 25-yard
line ana James went past left tackle
Tor ~ yards. Sumner tries field goal
and misses. Time up.
Score 90.
Between the halves the soldiers felt
iubilant TO think that they were able
TO hold the Green and Gold lads to no
score. They were full of confidence.
Their hopes were shattered by the fresh
men in the second period.
JOY, Houghtaiing. Plunkett, Fer
nandeZ. Akina ana Vanhuizen Went
into the game. Joy kicked off to Daun
ON the 5-yard line. Daun ran the ball
in 10 yards and was tackled hard by
Fernandez. Males block punt and
Akina picks up ball and with the aid
of Plunkett as interference, ran TO a
touchdown. James kicked an easy
goal.
Score. GO.
Schoeffel kicked off to Houghtailing.
Males ran past and over and around
the soldiers until Plunkett was pushed
through the soldiers left tackle Tor
the second touchdown. Freeth kicked
the goal.
Score 100.
Schoeffel kicked to Vanhuizen, who
ran in 10 yards. The Males started
their bucking tactics and Plunkett,
Fernandez and Vanhuizen made their
distance on nearly every buck. The