The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-07
MAGNIFICENT TEAMWORK
WINS GAME FOR PUNAHOU
The High School Entirely OutcIassed by Unit
Team Coached by Reed.--Short
Star of Losers.

| if fell outside of the goal posts. But
it was great kick and certainly Hen
| ~ deserved to score with it.
Wonderful Interference.
The feature OF the game was the won
derfuI interference of the Punahou
team. The instant a signal was given
and man started running with the
| ball, from somewhere or another, four
warriors appeared and surrounded the
runner. so that the McKinleyites could
| not find him to make a tackle.
There was just one thing to depre-
cate about the game, and that was that
Clement Akina wore what was as near
| ly High School uniform as possible.
He had black jersey and Punahou
stockings, but the stockings look much
| alike, and, as he was nearly always the
outpost of the interference, there is no
doubt that the High School players
were muddled. This was not done in
tentionally, of course, but it might be
suggested that the husky Clement can
easily find colored jersey for the next
, game.
AS already stated, to mention the
best players on the Punahou team would
mean merely a recital of the list of
players. VIII Desha and Mckenzie
using their heads all the time, yet this
must be said of every one of the Pun
| ahou team. It was a magnificent unit
and treat to watch it work.
Punahou Gains at Start.
The game started with Punahou MAX
ing gradual gain toward the High
goal. After three minutes of play
Henry Chillingworth was forced to
touch back from punt. After the
kickoff, High was penalized five for
offside, and Reckie Hitchcock got away
from an end run of fifteen yards, being
downed by Short in great dive tackle
that brought cheers from everybody.
Punahou S first down on the High
twenty-yard line, and Mckenzie got
away on a splendidly-protect end rum
the line, and Punahou still had the ball.
Then Norton took the ball for d
straight buck between guard and tackle
and fell over the line for the first score
of the day. Mckenzie missed the kick,
and the score was to 0, Punahou.
Some Forward Passing.
Ted Center caught the ball from the
kickoff and made fifteen yards before
he was downed. Henry Chillingworth
punted well and Short downed Norton
on the Oahu forty-yard line.
The Puns then tried two straight
bucks. Both were stopped before their
men could get through mainly due to
the work of Laeha, who was tackling
low and hard.
For the third down they tried for
ward pass and made five yards in addi-
ton to their scheduled gain. The play
was from Will Desha to Schuman, and
it worked perfectly.
This encouraged Punahou, and they
tried another forward pass, but were
set back fifteen for fumbling. Then
Akina punted straight up in the air,
and before Henry Chillingworth could
grab the ball, Mckenzie came up at
full speed, caught the ball on the
bounce, and ran away without a chance
for anybody to stop him. Akina failed
to convert, and the score was 10 to 0,
Punahou.
Yet Another Score
Mckenzie made twenty yards after
the kickoff before he was downed. Pun
ahou punted and Henry was downed on
the halfway line. Maruichi made four
yards for the second down, but Henry
was carried back by Reckie Hitchcock
and the McKinleyites were behind
where they started, so Henry punted.
Then High was set back fifteen for
tripping, and Norton gained ten yards
on an end run, Hoogs caught a neat
forward pass, and Mckenzie made an
end run for the third score This time
Akina put the leather over the bar,
and the score was Is to 0, Punahou.
The Second tumble
After the kickoff, Grace got his on