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Sports.
OAHUS DOWN KAMS AFTER
SPLENDID FOOTBALL. GAME

plays resulted until the ball was car
ried thirty yards by Ahrens.
The Punahous were putting up a
particularly good defensive game.
The Rams secured the ball on downs
and forced it to their 45-yard. line.
After a couple of unsuccessful maneu-
vers a kick sent the sphere to Oahu's
25-yard mark and the next play saw
Pa skirt an end for five yards gain.
End plays carried the leather to the
Rams 45-yard line and then the Rams
got hold of the ball and by sheer buck
ing drove their opponents back twenty
yards.
The Hams continued to press and the
ball visited the Punahous' Is, 10 and
5-yard line and with only two more
yards TO go the whistle signalling half
time sounded, robbing the Kams of a
chance to score.
1t was the hardest kind of luck, but
there was nothing to do but to grin and
make the best of it.
THE SECOND HALF.
Ahrens retrieved from the kick and
reached the Puns' 25-yard line. A kick
sent the ball to the Kams' 45-yard
line.
Joe Pa gained four yards and
Ahrens kicked to the Kams' 45-yard
line. Here Renton took the count on
account Of a hard collision.
Ahrens reached the Kams' 25-yard
line by means of a fake kick, but Off
side was declared and the ball was
taken back and a penalty of Is yards
levied against the Oahus for hold
ing, Hanchett being the offender.
After a kick to the Kams' 30-yard
H. II
of the field.
After being penalized for undue in
reference the ball was kicked to Oahu S
45-yard line.
After a series of futile battering-ram
rushes by the Rams, the Punahous OBJ
tanned possession and Ahrens kicked to
the Kams' 5-yard line. The Kams got
III a kick in the nick of time and man
aged to. save the situation.
An accident placed the ball on the
Kams' 15-yard line The Kams made
the kick and the ball shot back and
man falling or it. The Kams made no
attempt to secure the ball, losing it
and a number of yards by their ex-
traordinary tactics.
Ahrens kicked the ball apparently
from under two or three men and it sail
ed between the bars, netting the
Oahus 4 points.
Ahrens kicked off and the ball was
brought back to the Kams' 3O-yard
line.
Lota made a beautiful run of 25
yards.
The Rams were now putting up the
fight of their lives to secure a touch
down.
McCandless broke from the ruck and
carried the ball round the left for a
big gain, landing on the 3-yard line.
Mahukona scored a touchdown the
next play and Oliver converted bril-
liantly, making the score: Kamehame-
ha, 6; Oahu College, 4.
1t looked as if the game was won for
keeps as only few minutes remained
to play. The Punahous' policy was
never to die" however, and it won
them the game
Ahrens kicked to the Kams 30-yard
line and the ball was brought back ten
yards.
Renton, aided by excellent interfer-
ence, made brilliant dash round right
end, reaching the 15-yard line
After a down and no gain, Pa flew
round left end on a shift play and a
touchdown re9slted, Ahrens kicking the
goal. This made the score: Oahu Col
lege, 10; Kamehameha. 6.
AhrenS kicked off, the sphere being
returned to the Kams' 25-yard line The
Hams gained a few yards and were
penaliZed Is yards for a foul run by
the quarterback.
Time was called and the game ended
The Rams played clean, hard game
every man of them. Morton, Oliver,
Lota, McCandless and Mahukona being
an exceptionally formidable quintet
For the winners Hogs at left end
played star game, and should de-
velop into a fine football player Rem
ton showed up in fine shape and Pa
and Ahrens deserve much of the credit
for the victory gained by their eleven.
KAMS. PJJNAHOU.
L. G. r.
hd"aide ......... Lydgate
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Campbell Observation-Disclosures. McDougal
III. Robinson. .Renton, V. Holt
L. E. r.
Williams ............ Hanchett, J. Desha
r. E. L.
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