Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

III nueUy phayei h"u ~PP~
| on to the Alexander Field on satur-
day afternoon. Just as Henry Chill
lingworth was making his exciting
| run down towards the College line.
, the visitor would have cheered
, like mad.
The only thing that would have
convinced the Rugby man that 1t
was not the English game would
have been the absence of o pass BY
Henry to a racing companion who
/ would have continued the run.
There being no pass, the stranger
would have decided that 1t was some
4 other kind OF football.
"Kiddo" Chillingworth certainly
played the game Of the day. al
though the run by Sing Hoon was a
dandy and aroused the rooters to
fresh efforts.
/ When the Chinese youth brought
of his spectacular run. the College
had got to within few yards OF
the School line. Henry Chilling
worth cleared and the ball was put
in play on the thirty-nve yard line.
The College man punted and Hen
ny Chillingworth marked and sent
back a beautiful return, which Sing
Hoon followed up. and when Mar
calling fumbied. the School man got
possession. and came racing down the
held at q great rate. ~.
Sing Hoon was downed when
within twenty-five yards Of the Col
lese line, and place kick would
have easily secured a goal.
However. It appears that Sing
Hoon was off-side at the time Of the
College part, and he. knowing that
Chillingworth would return the
punt, was ready to get underway
with the ball and streak for the
line.
The referee ordered the ball back
to where the first punt occurred. and
after that the School could not get
the sphere away from their end.
School Scores.
The first score was made after
twelve minutes of play, when after
some exciting rlay the School got
the first down. As the ball was
worked, by a series of short PUSHES.
down toward the College line the
School supporters went frantic with
Joy. and HIGH SCHOOL was
spelled out and sung In a hundred
different keys by the yellers.
When the ball was In excellent
position for drop for goal. every.
body thought that would be the. sig
nal, but Captain Henry ordered q
skin tackle break. and Center. after
a cler pass from the captain. burst
through the squad and fell over the
line. The kick for goal was abor-
tive. Score to nil; School leads.
College Scores.
The College did better after the
kick Oh and lost no time In taking
the ball into the enemy's territory.
within the 35 yard line. there was
q tumble by the School backs and
Fraser. seeing his chance. took the
ball and dashed for the line. Sing
Hoon few after him but was q tri-
ne late and the College got their
! touch.
Marcallino added the one point.
by kicking neat goal. and the
score now stood to 8 In favor OF
the College.
The first half ended with the
School strongly invading the Col
lege territory.
Second Half.
| Whep the game was resumed Hen
Try Chillingworth2 made a run again
worthy Of crack Rugby half-back,
and carried the ball down the field
half way. He was downed and lost
the ball. De Bretteviille covered ten
yards when Short brought him down
| in quick order.
From that time ON there was nc
score, and the game ended 6 to In
favor OF the College. and with the
big fellows working down on the
School line.
The College was lucky to win. al
the touch by Fraser was more OF
less of a fiuke and. on the Other
hand, the run of Sing Hoon wal
worthy OF another score. II wal
hard luck that he was OF side anc
had to be recalled.
Fine Lot of Rugby Men.
| There is a fine lot OF Rugby ma
terial to be, seen In the two teams