The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-26
COLLEGE OF HAWAII
WINS BY ONE POINT
tFrom Sundays Advertiser,
The First Score.

The High School made the first score
after twelve minutes of play. The col
lege kicked off and then the High
School instituted a series of forward
passes and cross bucks that worked the
leather well into college territory.
The linesmen were kept working over
time for several minutes of play, but
the school boys were gaining and the
mystic cry of "First down, High School
ball" was heard many times. Kuwa-
motto and Achieu were both doing great
work. On forward passes and end runs
they each made gain after gain.
Nearing the college line, the school
started a series of almost straight
bucks. These worked well against their
heavier opponents and finally they got
so near the line that it looked good for
a drop at goal. But Henry gave the
signal for a skin tackle buck and Ted
Center, after clever pass from Henry,
barged through right tackle and fell on
the ball for the first score of the inter-
scholastic series. The touchdown was
not turned into a goal and the score
, stood to High School.
Fraser Makes Touchdown.
After the kickoff the college began to
ball on the school thirty yard line.
There was tumble by the High backs
and Blue Jay Dexter Fraser butted in
with some speed. He scooped the ball
and romped over the line before Sing
Hoon, close on his tracks, could tackle
him. Marcallino kicked a neat goal and
that one point was the winning one of
the game.
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their best form. They worked the ball
down into the enemies territory and
made several gains on fumbles. Henry
of goal but, instead of trying for a
drop or place at goal, he played for an
end run and this fooled.
! The first half of the game ended with
the High School making hard threat
en- of the College territory. They were
doing some good forward pass business
and making end bucks, that finished
with end runs, and making good gains.
The Second Half.
When the college kicked off for the
second half, Henry Chillingworth
caught the ball and made run fol-
twenty-five yards that took the ball to
half way before he was downed. I'm
! fortunately, Henry lost the ball on the
down, and the college took possession
! De Bretteville got away for ter
yards, but Short was there with ten
tacle and downed him in his tracks
From then until the end of the game
the college team bucked slowly but
surely down to the Mckinley line
Time after time the linesmen came out
and the umpire gave the order "First
down.
! Within three yards of the Mckinley
line the college lost the ball. Henry
dropped back and cleared well. The
return play was another punt, and
Sing Hoon made his grand run that
was fooled by the fact of his having
been off-side.
Large Crowd.
The crowd was large, but wonder
fully orderly. The sidelines were KEEP
clear, and there was good chance
for the recorder of events to chase w
and down and get the different plays
Mr.. Blanchard of the High Schoo
made it his personal business to sec
: that the newspaper men were provided
with cicerones to call out the plays
and names of players.
Altogether, it was an auspieiou!
start of the football season. TIL,
game was well played and well attend
ed, and it looks as though the coming
season would be about the keenest fol
years.
The Marines will practise with the
High School on Tuesday and with the
College of Hawaii on Thursday. Mex
Saturday the College of Hawaii will
argue matters with Punahou.