Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
OAHU COLLEGE
PlJNAHOU PLAYS
FAST Town Team
AGAIN TOMORROW
sY HOWARD D. case.

4 eY HOWARD D. CASE.
j Handicapped to considerable ex.
tent by the absence CT Captain "Smil.
/, ing Bill Innan. who has been forced
to retire temporarily from the game
en- account CT a recent injury receive
I'm practice, the Oahu College football
squad viii give battle to captain
"Scotty' Schuman's Town team On
Alexander field tomorrow afternoon.
Captain Scfuman said last night that
In case his eleven takes this game
from the collegians he win take into
tcnsideratscn the matter Of retiring
his aggregation from the series In
order that the two best interschoias-
tic teams may secure thQ Thanksgiy-
ing day game. (which. Il his report is
favorable, will undoubtedly be played
between Rpnahcu and the Mckinley
| high scheol.
In spite OF the absence of Captain
Imam, thesBu and Blue eleven prom.
Uses to put up a strong scrap against
the champion team tomorrow, and al
though the outlook Is dark for the
collegians, judging from the results OF
the last contest played with the Town
team, they are going in with hammer
and tongs with view to either hold
ing their opponents down to no
score game or playing tie. The men
are all confident and a week CT prac-.
tice has placed them on their mettle
and ready for anything. Again a
number Of changes have been made
IN the collegian line. and will go into
effect tomorrow Nenoher. the crack
Quarterback. VIII not play, his place
70 be taken BY George Quintal. who
starred In that BDsiticn on the reserve
squad last year. Cnintal Is heady
player and has a thorcngh knowledge
of field Eeneralship. while his. punting
and passing Is above standard George
McIuerny. who has been shifted from
one place to another ever since the
season began will play left guard to-
morrow Macs place Is at center and
he is the only man on the Punahou
team who can hold that posItion down
70 tiEfact q 81 centiy he has been I
pIayine an end, where ne failed to
E1oT<lIn - MI = - - ~ thepiFot
position. Without doubt ghe fact
that he has been taken from center
has considererably weakened the col.
leelans line
Punahou's hackfieid will be filled
BY the Baldwin brothers. Harry and
Ernest, at left and right halfback re-
spectively. while Staff. Austin will
AGAIN be seen at fullback. That the
Baldwin boys know the fine points
of the gridiron game goes with6itI
saying, and Austin has proved that hen
is stellar performer, no matter In |
what position ne Is playing. The col
iege backfield for tomorrow Is strong.
and the schools one weak point will
be In the line, which is ragged on de-
Tense, and which will be considerably
weakened by the absence of Captain
Inman from his old position at tackle.
The tackles viii be played by Renton
and L. Bertelmann. the ends by GRAY ,
and C. Brown. and the guards by Me-
Inerny and Shorty Bond.
It was learned from Captain 5chu. |
man last night that the Town Team
will play tomorrow with the same
line-up which was used in the game
with the Kamehameha cadets last
Saturday, although there may be al
few changes made during the contest
Schuman win play quarterback. and
the rest of the backfield will consist
Of Ables, Eiu, Rosa and Hart.
The game should ge q good one
from start to finish, and the collegi.
ans feel assured that hey viii be able |
to put up stronger battle with the
T0wnies than they did In their last
- -
game Win tneu The Punahou root
Ing force, under the leadershins Of
C.heermaster Emory, viii be out In
Iull force. and the slopes of old Rocky
Hill will have chance to echo back
some iusty yells. A feature which has
feen notlceaD3y absent this year is
the cheering on the Town Team side
,f the field The excellent brand Of
football which that aggregation has
put up ever since the beginning of the
season should call out supporters by
The dozen, and. III there are supporters I