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| penalized and the Punahous essayed
! to throw a goal, but failed.
Then the Highs scored again on a
throw from general Scrimmage
The Highs were again penalized and
Miss Cooper for the Punahous, this
time successfully landed the ball in the
basket.
Then in quick succession the Highs
landed the ball twice in the net.
After several failures to throw goals
on penalties adjudged against both
sides. the ball was set in play and
after a lively lot of passing and re-
passing of the sphere, Miss Dwight, as
careful a player as one could wish for,
threw the ball from the field squarely
into the net and followed it quickly
with another goal In fact Miss
Dwight made all the baskets for the
Highs.
When the whistle blew the score was
Z to in favor of the Highs.
1t was shown that the Highs were
better at team work, and especially
clever in passing the ball
The Punahous suffered somewhat
from lack of height in one or two in
stances, but this was made up for
largely in aggressfveness.
The second half gave the Highs a
long list of goals.
Miss Dwight threw the ball from the
circle and it dropped into the net
without touching the iron band. Miss
Cooper was successful on a throw from
the circle, making a pretty play.
A double foul Immediately after gave
both sides an opportunity to throw
goals, Punahou failing and the Highs
scoring.
From that time on it was score
score, score for the Highs, and when
the whistle blew again, the figures
stood IA to in their favor.
The High School and Oahu College
yelIs were frequently and fervently
given and there was a general waving
CT pennants, especially at crucial
phases of the game.
NORMALS VS.. KAMS
The teams for the second game lined
To as follows:
Normals - Amelia Akeo Casino
Speckman. F.; Sarah Aiono, May Akeo.
G.; Emma Peplowski. Mary AyIett CO.,
c..
Kams-Ah Moe Akui, All Chop Ahu
tC). Esther Purdy, Daisy Sheldon, .;
Esther Cockett. Mary Gohier GO.
1t was a snappy game from the toss
Of the sphere. The Normals were ag-
gro ssive from the start and worked the
ball into their goal field, and made ire
mendous efforts to land a goal without
loss of time. and succeeded in the scriIn-
mage beneath the basket.
Then a second score was gained. and
in a pretty lot of playing in which the
doughty Kamehameha girls showed
considerable skill in passing and block
ing the ball. the Norn1als made a sue
cessfui throw.
Twice more the sphere went into the
NormaIs' basket, While the Kameha-
mehas endeavored in vain TO turn the
tide of battle
penalized. the Kamehamehas tried for
= goal and the ball landed prettily in
tho net. thrown by Miss All Moe Akui.
The Normals had the same oppor-
+unitv and scored, but on a second try
failed.
TN first half ended 9 to 3 in favor of
the Normals
Tn tho second half it was seen at once
that the Karns had braced up and they
rained a goal at the first toss in. But
. coal was thrown quickly by the Nor
mails which neuralized their gain.
Then began some pretty playing. Back
anf, forth the ball was thrown, develop
ing skill on both sides in passing the
ball.
In an exciting scrimmage the ball wa
thrown by a Kan girl. on guess
+ brow. right into the basket. This play
was heartily applauded. i.
rrban the Kams took another success
f,,, throw and the third time the bali
landed on the iron band. circled around