The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-05
PUNAHOU VICTORIOUS
EoRwARD PAss DEoID Es STRENUOUS ooNrEsT.
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lized for off -side, over anxiety to get
into hollis with their opponents being
the reason for this. The Hawaiis
forced the ball to within fifteen yards
of the Puns line by reasons of smart
play by Rice, McCandless and Birds
eye, on whom the limelight continual
ly shone Fumbling by the Puns hal
materially assisted the Hawaiis, and
gave the Hawaii rooters cause for re-
ioicing. When about twelve yards from
the Puns' line Rice received the sig
nal for a place kick, but he made
very roor effort, the ball going over
the line some considerable distance
from the goal posts. Again the Puma
hous lost the ball on a tumble and the
Hawaiis surged back towards goal,
where another kick was essayed, this
time by Chillingworth, who also made
feeble effort, sending the ball almost
straight w in the air. The two teams
lunched together and waited for the
ball to fall. When it did there was a
scramble for it., Biart securing pos
session An attempt to get round
the end was frustrated by Hind tack
ling Rice. but another off-side against
the Puns gave the Hawaiis another
five yards. After twelve minutes
play the Hawaiis we're close to the
Puns' goal again and for third time
place kick was signalled for. Chill
| lingworth made the attempt, but a
second before he kicked the whistle
sounded. Chillingworth kicked and
the ball sailed majestically between
the posts to the accompaniment OF
| . roar of eXultation from the Hawaii
rooters. Then a silence fell, as the
Puns brought the ball out and it was
seen that a goal had not been scored.
There had been another breach of the
rules. or rather a couple, the referee
being at sea as to which team to
penalize. When the quarter ended
Hawaiis were at the Punahou's fifteen
yard line, having had all the better
of play.
Upon resumption, another attempt
to kick a goal was made, but in this
instance Chillingworth delayed too
long and the kick was blocked, the
hall bouncing out to the 3O-yard line
where it was snapped up by Rice. The
Puns were driven back again and yet
one more did the Hawaiis try for goal
| Marcallino being entrusted with the
kick. He also failed but only by inch
! es. 1t was really a splendid kick
| Then play changed and the Punahous
settled down to attack. Dodge punted
to beyond the halfway line and the
| Funs followed up well, Rice being
| smOthered in his own territory. While
we're penalized ten yards for breach
of the rules, and within few minutes
the Puns were fierceIy hurting them
| selves on the Hawaii defence in a
sustained attack on the line. The
! Puns were within ten yards of the
goal line. but were sent back five
yards for another case of off-side
! Birdseye punted clear, but the re-
spite was only a brief one, Mackenzie
sending back. The Hawaiis put up ?
splendid defence and though losing
ground steadily they fought for every
inch. Fook On was hurt but after {
few minutes rest and a bountiful APP.
plication of water, he returned to the
game. The Puns rallied to breal
through the Hawaiis defence and
were driven back to the 3O-yard line
only to return to the fifteen-yard lint
within a minute by reason of a for
ward pass by Desha to Hitchcock
Mackenzie tried to break through b,
jumping over. fallen opponent, an,
thereupon cry of "hurdling" arose
but it was passed over by the referee
While pressing, the Punahous chang
ed their tactics and instead of try
/, ing to force their way through the
essayed a kick at goal, Hoogs max