The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-10-24
HONOLULU BOYS SCHOOL
TEAM WINS FROM HIGH
COACH EVANS SENDS FIRST CLASS ELEVEN UNDER CAP.
TAINCy OF C0CKETT INTO FIELD IN GAME
WITH MKINLEY KICKERS

Highs on their fouryard fine. Wickc
made short punt, wnicu was rec ivel
by Makelcna, who was downed ON Me
kinley twenty five yards Just before
the whistle flew Tor time. Time up
Tor the third quarter. Scorc-lIonolu u
IA, "a, knney u.
Cockett Plays Well.
Fourth quartcr,-On short bucks Ho.
nOlulu maze tnc.T b,st down on lie
Sc. eHteen-la,d me. Inc LeAt ,lay was
hlocned ~ Nirkc--no gaia. 4. ca tne
bail ven back 10 COckett, who ran the
lea aiming nine yards and maze the
thlrd tout huOwn. nakel.ba again mad ,
neat kick, anu the score WIS change
to 2i-0.
Llo2,er kicked, aud it was again Io
EolIlu 5 bail Oh the hiy-yard line.
Nofr!e starred out with qua tc.b.cN
run. "a mig five ,arAs. Makclc.a m d.
hrst GOWN Oh TIE lnir.y IN e-yaId liIc.
| Inc same man tIcH made Two bucks,
netting eight yards, and he then made
anothcs snult pass 10 Norrc, on when
he gained ten yards. HoEOlu.u first
doND on H.gh' tw,nty-yam liuc. Ma.
keleHa made ahOther s.Ort pas, to rignt
! end, by watch they gained five more
yarus
VA the next two plays Honolulu
failet to gain and the ball went t.
Mckinley. High 5 first down Oh the
twenty yards. Nickc panied and it
was HOAol lu's Tall On McKinley Is
thirty.tyc yard line. lionolu;u 1aIled
TO make their distance and the leather
| again changed hands. On the first play
BUSH attempted quarterback run. bu.
before he had fairly stared the Homo
lnln men we're through and he was
nailed about eight yards behind the
linr He then attempted forward
pass, which was miiicd. Time up for
thrL quar,er. Scorc-lIonolulu ) huol
for Boys p, Mckinley High School O..
The following are tile lineups:
NJ cKinley--MeTaggaIt, c.; S. Kaha
lewai, +. o.; En- Fon, |. G.; All Hin, r. t.;
| Wicke, ]. t.; Hawkins, r. e.; Rosehll,
g; Bush, OBJ; Amana, fb.; Wong, r..
hb.; Bent (capt.), !, hb.
Honolulu School tor Boys--C. S. Lee
c.; Kan Moon, r. &; Reid, |. e.; Kula,
r. t.; Young, !. t.; Pahau r. e.; Kau.
!. e.; Norrie, qb. Makcleua, fh.; Koon
Yee, hb.; Coekctt Capt. /. bib.
The officials were Umpire, Mr.
\
linesman, Quintal; assistant, j. Dwight
tlmekeepers, ID. kahalewai and +.
/ Woods.
The changes in the lines were as fol.
lows; Honolulu School for Boys-Ah
Chuck into right tackle; May into left
guard. Mckinley High School--Crczicr
into right tackle.
Next game: Saturday afternoon, on
Alexander Field, between Punahou first
and Town Team.
GRIDIRoN PICK UPS.
The Honolulu School for Boys has a
set of four excellent backs. Norrie Mt
quarterback is good at running and al-
so IN using his head in directing his
plays, Cockctt, Makelena and Koon
zee form a trio which could run I'm
against any first team in town.
One point in which the Honolulu
team outclasscd Mckinley was III their
interference, for each play was well
planned and followed out as if it had
been in practice.
u Makelena also showed his skill as a
place kicker, succeeding in putting the
ball over each time touch-d down was
made.
The cheering spirit has extended as
far as Kaimuki, for the boys from
that district under the leadership OF
Instructor Lake yesterday made very
creditable showing, and for their mum
ters outcheered Mckinley
The High School cheering was good
" first but W I'm the other side wa,
ahead, it was very much lacking ant
sorcly missed by the players.