The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19

Andrews Neat Tackle.
Sumner cleared with long punt
and Henry received neatly but was
downed by Elisha Andrews before he
could get more than few feet. An.
other pass was fumbled on the school
forty.five.yard line and the leather be-
gan to get dangerously down in school
territory.
Kekiia cleared with punt but the
Townies had the ball on their oppo-
rents' thirty-yard line. More SKIN
tackle and cross buck plays by the
town team but with only a slight ad-
vance For several minutes the ball
remained between the half way line
and the school twenty-five line. Then
the school cleared famously with a
long punt by Henry and they began
to invade town territory.
Gradually the school players were
forced back. gain by gain, until Bob
Chillingworth got away on an end run
and was only downed when he had
reached his opponents twenty-yard
line.
Trying an over-Tackle.
Then the Townies let loose a new
signal and Dave Sherwood went
through with great over tackle that
took his team to the fve-yard line
The last down was few inches short
of the goal line but it was not over
and was not full gain, SO the school
took the ball. Henry fell back be-
hind the posts and cleared with long
punt.
But the school was soon invaded
again and the Townies tried for {
drop kick at goal. This failed great
ly to the relief of the Mckinley fam
who began to take heart of grace
when the school made successful for
ward pass after clearing with pun
and stopping the town team from max
ing gain.
I McCandless came in the game at thi
point, taking Evans place at left half
and it was he who made the successful
pass to Short who managed to get som
distance before being downed. Higl
than had the bali ON the halfway lin
and Haole Sumner was downed afte
receiving punt on his own twenty
five line. Henry made a mark froI
town punt but gained little and tn
half ended with the ball in school tel
ritory.
The Second Half.
u In the second half Plunkett went i
for Clark and Dwight for Campbell
The school fumbled the bah after til
kickoff and things looked bad. Henri
Chillingworth was hurt and Rosa We
sent in to take his place.
Sing Hoon was at left end for tn
school instead of ingalls, and began I
show great form. Dwight got ava.
but Sing Hoon tackled him on til
twenty-five line. The Townies punte
but the school failed to gain and Cel
ter got away on the first signal. ii
I was tackled on the school thirty-fiy
line.
e When the school again took posse
: sion Abe Norton got away for fN
. yards, but the next two downs wei
failures and the town team went at
4 again. There followed much puntin
! by both sides with the consequeI
+. lineups nearly always near the cent?
!, of the field.
g Just before Henry was hurt he sci
: peach of a forward pass to Sir
4 Hoon, who was off like a shot from
= gun. Four men tried to tackle hi
q but he squirmed by and it looked Iii
a great run to touchdown, but Il
/. clever Chinese player was tackled a
D ter the longest run of the day, fl
- forty-five yards. Sumner was the mi
who did the trick and it was gre
>, tackle.
II Just after this, Rosa came in a
81 made a clever end run for fife
IN Yards, when it was needed. Fro
n then to the end of the game the
oil was no advantage on either side a
to the game ended with a third doN
sr called ON the town almost in the cent
of the field.
i'd The lineups Were:
Id High School-short, re; Irgalls,
&c Saffery, TT; Richard, rg; Walker,
IN Dredge. c; Austin White, c; Kekila
IN Austin White, lg; Laeha, 1t; Ingal
lie; Sing Hoon, lie; Henry Chillingwor
y q; Rosa, q; Achieu, rh; Norton,
"a Evans, III; McCandless, III; Center,
~ Kekila, fb.
IN Town Team Frank Hogs, re; Nj
au lean. rt; Bert Lightfoot, rg; Kelle
T. c; Kamakau, lg; Elisha Andrews,
he Bob Chillingworth, lie; Campbell,
Dwight, q; Clark rh; Plunkett,
summer In, Dave Sherwood fb.