Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-04
BRILLIANT Line PLUNGING AND
PUNTING GIVES PINAHOU VICTORY
Tonies Go Down to 3-to0 Defeat at Hands Oahu Col
ieqans - Game Fast an d Ciean-PIayed Throughout
with No Serious Accidents to Mar the Sport - Old Time
Players Still Show Class i

, ween and fifteen minutes between the
halves. Following is the game by quar-
ters: 20"
First Quarter.
The Puns kicked to the Town Team
and MarcaIlino received the ball on
the twenty-yard line, advancing lt
seventeen yards before be was tackl
ed On the first down Aldrich was sent
through for a three-yard gain and the
! Puns were penalized three yards. On
! the next two downs Rosa went through
making two gains of four and three
yards. The Townies failed to make
| their yardage and the ball went over.
On the first down for the Puns. Patty
got through and carried Coney back
for loss of two yards. SchHman then
took his turn and 1.-The ball went
| through for gain of seven yards and
Hitchcock advanced IL a yard more
on the mex. down. The Puns then
tried a pass, but It was uncompleted
and the ball went down to the same
place. On the next down no gain was
made, and the ball went over. On the
first down Rosa rushed the oval
through for five yards, and Grace for
seven on the second. A pass was then
made by the Townies and was re-
covered by the Puns. Hitchcock went
through left tackle but was pushed
back for no gain. Hitchcock then punt
ed and the bah was received by Rosa
on the Towns thirty Vineyard line. He
was tackled as he caught the ball and
no gain was made. On the first down
Rosa Rugged the leather Tor seven
yards. The Puns were penallzed five
yards for playing offside. and on the
next down, Grace went through cen
ter for gain Of three yards. Aidrich
then took hand and rushed the ball
a, yard further. Again Grace went
through center, this time making three
yards. Hoogs then dropped back for
q place-kick but missed. The Puns
kicked out to the Townies from their
fifteen yard line and the ball was re-
ceiyed by Markham on i fnmhl6 BY
Moore. The Puns then rushed the BAH
through for small gains OF two and
four yards and then Coney took Il
and made two yards more. Hitchcock
then attempted run but was tackled
by Moore and no gain was made. The
Puns then punted and the ball was re-
ceived by Matcallino on the Townie'B
eleven-yard line, who made q gain Of
five yards before he was tackled by
Inman. On the first down Rosa went
through left guard for a gain OF six
yards. A tumble on the part of the
Townies was recovered by Grace, and
no gain was made. Cyril Hoogs then
tried a boot at the leather and the
ball was received by Schuman who
failed to advance II. H. Baldwin then
started out with gain of seven yards
and on the second down Coney follow
ed suit with a gain OF four yards
through right tackle, and on the third
went through the other side Of the
line forTthree yards more. Seeing that
Coney was. doing well, Schuman cal
led on him again and he went through
right tackle for a gain OF nine yards
and on the second down made ten
yards more. Then Sleepy Baldwin
got into action again and carried the
ball for three yards and followed 1t
up with a gain of seventeen yards on
the next down. The whistle blew and
the quarter ended with no score.
Second Quarter.
The quarter started with the Puns
on the Townie's ten-yard line and
with four downs in which to make q
touchdown. Schuman called Coney to
carry the ball, but the best he could
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