The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL
VICTORIOUS
Run All Over st. Louis
in the Football
Game.

The High school football team lined
I up against the St. Louis College COM
bination yesterday afternoon at the
league baseball ground ana won from
the collegians by the score of l6 to
o.
The St. Louis team was the heavier
and their supporters confidently eX-
pected a victory for the eleven played
all round the 10th Infantry team OF
the previous Saturday.
The double card of baseball attracted
a good crowd and keen interest was
manifested in the struggle at all its
stages.
/ AT the start the collegians went
! through their opponents line at
/ will. but the High Schools soon took
a tumble and when they started to
! play they kept it up, registering
couple of touchdowns, converted goal
and a goal from the field.
In the latter part of the second half
the st. Louis team played up gallantly
but their effort was made too late and
try as they might they could not score.
Ena, at full-back, played a star game
for the losers being responsible for
any number of gains. He hit the line
hard and took a great deal of stop
ping.
For the winners r. Chillingworth at
left-half played an invaluable game
while LightfoOt at righttackle secur-
ed one of the touchdowns by a nice
piece of sprinting.
Sumner was there with the kick
that counted pulling his team out of
several tight places with his good
right foot and notching a couple of
beautifully placed goals.
The teams were as follows:
High Schools. St. Louis.
Tucker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Guerrero
LIT r.
w. Chillingworth and John Lo Akina
L.G.R.
.. wight ...'...............'.'. Blsha"
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tJlluId1ld hdtdIb
R.G.L.
sherwood ............... Meyer
R.TL
LightfOOt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. keaWe
REL
OBJ
Ferreira ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Clark
LII. b. K. H.
r. Chiliingworth ................ Sheldon
R.H.B.L
S. White and Pattigan Whiting
F.B.
r. Clarke ... Ena and Kahlbaum
Touchdowns-R. Chillingworth, l. ht-
foot.
Goal from Touchdown-Sumner.
Goal from Field-Sumner.
Umpire-R. c. Van Vliet
Referee--Capt. Humphrey.
Linesmen-Capt. Schoeffel, Paul Jar
rett.
Timekeeper-Dr. Raymond
Time of Halves-Twenty minutes.
The High School kicked off from the
mauka end. a good kick being FUN
bled but ST. --ouis retaining posses
sion.
St Louis appeared to go through
their opponents loosely knit line with
ease for small gains.
High Schools got the ball and punt
ed to St Louis 15-yard line, at this
period beginning to display some team
work. r. Chillingworth aided by ex-
celent interference made a nice run
of twenty yards, landing the ball on
St Louis 10-yard line.
st. Louis got the ball but lost il on
a blocked kick by Ena and rush it to
: 1-2 yards from the goal, Bob Chill
lingworth carrying it over the line for
touchdown the next play.
Sumner converted neatly.
Sumner kicked to the 25-yard line
and the bali was brought back to the
50-yard line by Ena.
After a tumble by Ena. 4Ightfoot
picked the ball and Melted a touch
down after a sprint OF 40 yards. sum
ner missed kicking goal.
This ended the first half and the on
" scoring in the second period was a
goal from the field by Sumner.
Soon after this goal the ball went
to St Louis 5-yard line and the High
School looked like increasing their
score. ST. Louis bucked up, however.
toward the close of the game and slow
ly but surely forced their opponents
back toward their own territory.
tn EXpI0RE