Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24


Within four minutes after the High
school kicked to the Townies in the
opening quarter, things began to lool
pretty blue for the former eleven, fol
Schuman's men, by a series OF line
bucks and enc runs, sent "Bill" Rosa
over, for a touchdown, but failed 10
kick goal. The third quarter was
about as lively as could be- expected
for during this period David Kaha,
lewai, playing an end for the High
school, twice secured forward passes
and carried the pigskin over the line
fer two touchdownS. The Town team
also secured a touchdown in this
quarter, and at the end the score
stood II to IL, as no goals had been
kicked by either side. Near the be.
ginning OF the last period, the High
school line weakened and the Town
team again scored, this time kicking
q goal to wind up the touchdown, and
when the whistle blew announcing
the end Of the game, the Townies had
won by 10 to IL.
ki Fong Stars for High. -.
al lhCt thS6 nigh oSHOOl Hall
back, redeemed himself for past per.
formances yesterday by making some
excellent plays which netted the
High school big gains. Again and
again he was given the ball, and
hardly ever did he fail to hammer the
Town team line for yard after yard.
Lionel Brashswas another High school
man who played an unusually good
game and, with Ri fFong, he, bore
the brdut Of the work sam Kahale:
wal and Clifford Melin did good work
ii the backfield and Campbell Gro
zier, while in the game at quarter
hack, handled his team with the skill
of a veteran, Captain sylvia, Kakita,
Kahalewaf and Wong did the ma
jority OF the tackling, but lost their
men at times by working too high.
The High school line, while it played
good football on the offense, was re-
markably weak on the defense, and
this fact probably lost the Highs the
game. One thing which caused the
High school to lose heart near the
end of the game was an accident
which necessitated Campbell CroZier
being taken off the field and shortly
after removed to the hospital. Gro
zier received blow between the
eyes during a scrimmage and, al
though he heroically insisted that he
was all right, was led to the side
lines and his place taken by Captain
Sylvia. His injury was considered
serious for while, but it was later
reported that he was doing nicely IN
der treatment at the Queens hospi-
tai.
Town Team Strcay.
In spite of their lack Of practise,
the Town team showed up as strong
as ever, but it was only by the hard
est kind OF playing that they kept
themselves from being defeated. Their
weight and speed proved to be too
much for the McKinleyites at times.
and the Highs ragged defense work
favored them at all times. Jimmy
Hart probably played a better game
than any ether man on the Town
team, for time and again he lodged
through the Black and Gold line for
long gains. He was ably assisted by
Rosa and Liu, however, and the line,
while it contained several new men,
played up to its usual standard.
There was a slim crowd in attend
ance and the roofing was way below
par. The High school girls deserve
credit for the manner in which they
got together at times, and, under the
leadership of one of their number,
cheered their team on. Following is
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frat Quarter.
The High school kicked to the
Town team and the ball was received
by Patty, who carried it to the center
of the ,fieid before he was downed by
Clifford Melin. On the first down
Rosa got away for four yards, being
tackled by Rosehill, and on the next
two Hart made IA yards, Reidford
and XII Fong figuring in the blocking
work. The next two downs saw the
Town team work the ball toward the
High school goal. and then, by a long
end run, Liu carried il to the five
yard line. On the next down Hart
carried it to the vineyard line and
then Rosa took it over the line for
touchdown Hart failed to kick goal
and the score stood to 0 in favor
of the Townies. The High school
received the ball on the kickoff and
Brash took it on the 25-yard line,
making a pretty gain before being
tackled. The play centered about
the 35-yard line for four downs, and
the ball went over after the Highs
failed to make their yardage On the
first play Hart broke away for long
run for a -20-yard gain, and after the
Townies had worked it into the