Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-17

high school football team barely
saved itself frcm being whitewashed
by the fast Kamehafneha squad on
the latter's field Saturday afternoon
the score being Is to I IN favor OF 'the
cadets. The defeat of the High school
came as surprise to the majority OF
those who saw the game, for it had
been picked to win by goodly score
From start TO finish, however, the Ka'
mehameha men had things practically
their own way due to the ragged work
both on the offense and defense, OF
the Black and Gold aggregation.
The only interesting moment in the
game was the High schools score Id
the last quarter, and even the Nc
Kinleyites did not nlayt'in their usual
four of those players who have borne
the brunt CT the work during the en-
tire season. The heavy cadet team
simply walked through the High
school line, and the twp touchdowns
which the former made could have
been prevented if the Mckinley men
had chosen to adhere to some Ct the
valuable advice set forth by Coach
Glenn Jackson. One Of the most dis
gushing incidents CT the contest, and
one which would serve. to make any
student body throw up the sponge,
happened near the close of the game
when ri F0ng was called to go into
the game from his place on the
bench. IN spite of The urging CT his
fellow players, HI Fong refused to go
into the contest and in the last quar-
ter, when he was again called by his
CAPTAIN, only the keenest Of urging
caused him to take his place in the
backtield. A school has no use fOc
such snirit as that Displayed by Xxi
ong, let alone a football team. which
has risen out of the ranks to almost
a championship aggregation. And a
football team has no use for players
Of this tyne. no matter how we'll they
conduct themselves in the game.
The Kamehameha team never pay
ed a better game than it did Satur-
Gay, and the apparent ease with which
it walked through the High School
was a distinct surprise to the boost
ers Of both elevens. George ManOha.
the captain, Correa, Napihaa and Ma
kanani did the lions share of the
work, and were supported in fine
shape by those who played on the
line. There were certain persons on
the field who, after the game. ap-
preached Referee Jackson and claim
ed that he had not given kamehame-
ha a square deal But Captain ManO-
ha of the cadets seemed to be pretty
we'll pleased with JacksOn'S work. and
after the last play came he shook
hands with him and thanked him. Ma
Toha IS a true sportsman. as we'll as
good football and track nan, and
has no Use for these people who rush
in and complain. The result of the
game places kamehameha in line ="
play the thanksgiving game. pOSSibly
with Punanou.
The first quarter of the game served
tC allow the teams to get warmed up,
and after kamehameha received the
kick the ball was worked back and
forth, changed hands a number Of
times. but neither aggregation was
able to get within the others danger
territory. The second quarter saw the
hall in the center of the field in DOS
session of Kane ham cha, A bad
tumble set the Hams back several
yards and on the next two downs they
rushed the ball for - yards. A pass
by Napihaa was received by Makanui
on the Highs two-yard line and Oh