The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-03
H. A. C'S ARE
DEFEATED
The Football Score
Twenty to
Zero.

The Male football team yesterday
gave the boys of the Honolulu Athletic
! Club one of the hardest whippings that
the wearers of the red and white have
ever received In a one sided game the
Males ran up score of 20 to 0. Hard
ly five minutes after the whistle blew
the green and gold had the ball over
/ the line for. the first touchdown. The
trick was repeated so rapidly in the
| time to pull together.
The Males demonstrated what it is
to have club spirit and stick together,
Their play was steady and reliable.
showing at the end of the season as
they We're at the beginning. Coach
Benson deserves great credit for the
way he has held these men together
and made a winning team of them.
In Plunkett the Males have devel-
oped a player that is as good, if not
superior, TO any back that has ever
worn football suit on the Hawaiian
Islands. He would make good" on
any of the large teams in the States.
The H. =. c. boys were out of condi-
dition and although they played an
uphill game, their work showed that
they did not have the spirit of a win
ming team. In the second half with
better and more experienced men be-
hind the line, they did better and forced
the play into the Males territory and
kept it there. II they would have put
up this game in the first half there
would have been no score. Little En-
Sue for the H. A. C.s did good work.
He played in good style, both on de-
Tense and offense.
THE WAY THE PLAY WENT.
The Males won the toss and chose
the kickoff. Freeth toed the oval %
yards to Alimeda, who ran in 5. Dawes
went through center for first down
Dawes fumbled and Clark of Males fell
on ball. Coulter was given the ball on /
a fake buck and ran 25 yards, where |
he was tackled by -Alimeda. Plunkett
carried ball over the line for first touch i,
down, five minutes after KICKOFF. Freeth |
missed an easy goal.
Score 5 to 0.
Males kicked 40 yards. to Jarrett, who |
fumbled. Mays picked up the pigskin
and ran in yards. H. A. C.s fumbled. +
Males, after a series of bucks and
runs past. tackled the place bali on a
line. Clark carried it over for
L second score. Goal was missed.
Score 10 to 0.
Freeth kicked to Madeiros. H. A. C.sl
ell back for kick; BAH was funbled
ind secured by Males. Males again
began a steady march toward the red
soaI and soon showed the oval across
he white line for the third touchdown
which was again missed by Freeth.
Score Is to o.
Joy kicked off for H. A. c. ten yards
o Fernandez. VINO fell on the ball out
If bounds. Plunkett and Fernandez
vent through the line for ten yards.
10y played a strong defensive game and
stopped play after play. Plunkett went |
through the center for Is yards and I
hen around the FL. A. c.. right side for
5 more. The ball was soon within
tril1ing distance and Plunkett carried i:
t over for the fourth and last touch
own. Another goal was missed. {
Score 20 to 0. ;
Freeth kicked to Jarrett. who ran in I
5 yards. Dawes punted Is yards to
King, who was unable to advance
lark carried the ball four yards. Time
yas called with ball on II. A. c. five
ard line.
SECOND HALF.
Males kicked off to Andrews who :
printed yards. Gleason added 5 more. !
IN Sue punted 10 to Freeth, who was
aclSled in his tracks. H. A. C.s played
strong defense and held for downs.
IN Sue made a beautiful run of 80
ards around the H. A. C.'s left end.
leason made 10 more. En- Sue punted
1T of bounds. Males ball. The Mai
s made short gains through center.
ime was called with bah in the cen
r of the field in possession of the :,
allies. Line up:
H. A. C-Hunt. center; McDuff1e, left
lard; Eanos, right guard; Joy, left
lclxle: Tilton, right tackle; En- Sue,
# end; Andrews, right end; Alimeda, u
Gleason. left halfback;
right halfback; Dawes, full I
lck
Mailes-Buclxle. center; Ellis, right it
lard; Chiffon. left guard; Lightfoot,
ght tackle: Coulter, left tackle; o
reeth. right end; Fernandez, left end;
ark. quarterback; Clark. right half d
lck: Plunkett, left halfback; Venhui- q
n. fullback. u
Umpire, DR.. Hobby; referee. rem a
arrison; linesn1an, f. Steere.
=