The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-11-24
y Watson Ballentyne and E. K. Arnold

'lOuSHlp .lUI loOO VI bhC <hiCAdhNSA
lcld yesterday by a score of 10 to 0.
The game was a fast one, and although
sll the scoring was done in the first
calf, the Mckinley boys fought it out
20 the end. By solid bucking the ball
vas advanced, and about one minute
lfter the game began Fraser was sent
cross the line on skin tackle play
or the first FIVE points. Then Lyman
asily kicked the ball over the poles
nd added pointto the score. About
I've minutes after this. Lyman made
lace kick for four more points. This
nded the scoring, for after this the
all was seesawed back and forth
cross the chalk marks.
| A few times during the second half
t looked like a score for the High
chool, but there was "nothing doing. "
hey met stone wall. The list of in
dries need not be spoken of, for every
layer was on the lines at the end of
he game. The news that Harvard had
Won from Yale was received early, and
bunch of Harvard grads. chartered an
uto, and came up to see the game,
through which they. proceeded to give
he Harvard cheer with much lusti-
i ess. The Punahou boys had great
4 ime down at the locker room after the
anne. Songs, cheers, cat'calls, and
\ very sort Of noise that could be made
vas there. The side lines this time
we're rather troublesome, for they
would come on the field. But little
,hings like this always happen, and no
lamage was done.
The Game.
High School received the kick, but
fter a few runs were forced to punt.
i .ota blocked the kick and it was Puma
Gus ball. From this point the College
ids rushed the ball forward, both Lota
nd Lyman making good gains. Then
raser on skin tackle play crossed the
4 ne. Scores Oahu, 5; High, o.
Lyman kicked an easy goal.
Punahou again kicked off and, after
early repetition of the runs of the
rst score, Lyman booted the ball over
a beautiful place kick, which added
)ur points to the score.
4 Andrews kicked off to de Bretteville
q Tho was downed on the 20 yard line.
kin tackle plays by Fraser, and two
ne bucks by Lota brought the ball to
lac middle of the field, where High
chool gained the ball on downs. An
rews punted to Desha who was down
Ii in his tracks. The ball was punt.
1 back and forth by both sides
S lree or four times, Akina having
s slight advantage, Desha tried for
ard pass, which failed, Rice catching
re ball, which he advanced by pretty
run to the Hig CHS 40 yard line.
q Nh a tumble Hitchcock recovered the
IN Piaa q ffar a
s wv line plays by Punahou. Andrews
licked to Desha who brought 1T back
) yards on a beautiful run. Punahou
tarted a series of skin tackle plays
trough the left side of the High s
ne. Ibta made consistent gains
5 trough right tackle, and it was Puma
s on IS ball ON the High S three yard line
hen the first half ended.
The Second Half.
Andrews kicked off over the goal
ne. The ball was brought back and
Hitchcock received the second kick oil.
raser was tried at skin tackle for no
ain. After short buck by Lota for
NO yards, Akina punted to Rice, who
iught on his As yard line, but he
lmbled and Desha recovered the, ball
Or ,Punahou. Skin tackle plays by
yman Melted five yards. Lota made
go more through right guard, but
iiled to make first down on the next
llay. and Akina punted. A forward
ass was attempted but Punahou caught
lie ball. Fraser made two yards
round right end. Lota made five
trough right guard. A forward pass
iiled and Punahou was penaliZed fif-
III. L. lnCf
lmble and Andrews hunted to Fraser
no ran it back to the Punahou's 40
ard line. Both teams resorted to a
ticking game until it was High School Is
all on the Punahou forty yard line.
The on-side kick was used very
Effectively by High School, Rice re
E overing ball. 1t looked as if he had
clear field for touchdown but
liter long run, Lyman and Desha
: ,rced him outside on the Punahou nine
ard line Punahou held for two
Gowns, when the High School tried a
rop kick. The Punahou line broke
trough however, and spoiled a good
!. nance to score. With five minutes to
Ilay McCandless bucked the line fol
4 wards ON fake punt formation.
The on-side kick was worked again
high School recovering the ball OF
|unahou's fifteen yard line. Punahor
cid and Akina punted back. Akina
licked from the 25 yard line to Rict
tho made a beautiful run bringing thu
all, back to Punahou's forty.five yart
ne. Andrews tried another drop kick
INIT the ball went wide going out OF
i hounds ON Punahou's three yard line
kina punted from behind the goal lint
Kawamoto who was downed near thu
enter Of the field. After few mor'
ushes the game ended.
- Fast Football All Through.
= It was fast football all the way, will
onors about even in the punting line
he Punahon tackles helped out thei
Kin tackle plays to excellent advan
lge, while High Schools strongest fea
are was the running back of kicks b,
ice. The tackling of ingalls, at lief
$ nd, and the breaking through o
81 .uhns on some OF Lyman's end run
ere bright spots in the High Scho
ne while Hitchcock, Hind, ant
hina starred for Punahou. In tn
ack field Rice was the High Schoo