Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
LACK OF team WORK LOSES ONE
SIDED GAME FOR kAMEHAMEHIA
Stafford Austn's lacking and Irans Long Gains Around
the Ends Features of Game That Was interesting All
Through Punahou's from the Start-Kam Minus Two Men

score Of "a to 0. Straight bucks
through the line, excellent interior
ence and the repeated long gains
made by Harry Baldwin and Captain
'Bills Inman proved to be the main
factors In the collegians taking the
game In spite Of the one-sided re-
suit, the contest was interesting
throughout, especially in the last two
quarters when the cadets braced up
and drove the ball far into the Puma
hou territory on $nore than one occa-
sion,
Never before has William Inman,
captain Of the o. G. team, PLAYED a
better game. Time after time he
broke through the Kamehameha line
and carried the sphere for long gains,
and aided in boosting the score by
making a touchdown here and there
and only failing once to kick goal.
Imam was ably supported by Harry
Baldwin, these two men bearing the
brunt OF the work in the backheld.
On the line, Stafford Austin's taekling
uas feature and by the end of the
first quarter was able to interpret the
Kan's signals to such an extent that
he was at the bottom OF every play
with his arms securely locked about
the Kan players knees. The line
work of the cpilegians was keyed up
TO a fine pitch and the men never
worked as well together as they did
yesterday For the Kams, Napihaa,
Makanani and Gorrea took the work
on their shoulders and, although un-
able To put the ball back OF the up
rights, made a splendid stand against
the more experienced collegians.
Captain Manoha was on the field but
played only a part of a quarter, while
two other cadets were absent. There
was fair sized crowd in attendance
at the game, and the cheering on both
sides was good.
Following Is q brief story OF the
game by quarters:
Fir9t Quarter.
with gale OF wind sweeping
broadside across the field, the Puns
kicked OF and the ball was received
by Napihaa on the 35-yard line. A
pass BY the Hams was received by
Hind and the ball went over to Puma
hou. Baldwin, Menoher and lInman
worked the ball to the Kams' eight
yard line where a tumble was recoy-
cred by MCGOWAN. the KAN center,
and again the sphere changed hands.
The Kams punted q short one, and
the hall was taken by Menoher, who
brought II up to the 1bsyard line. At
this stage the Kams held the Puns
down, and on fhe fourth down, Quin.i
tai Of p made e good Try for 3
goal fr6i6 the field. but failed to- get
the leather over The Kams chose
scrimmaRe On. the 20-yard line, but
through tie, good tackling of Austin
failed to make their yardage and the
bali wenf over. After short gains BY
Ernest Baldwin and Mepoher, Innan
broke. away for 10:yard gain. and
then r. Baldwin carried the pigskin
To the KainAs Vineyard line. The next
down saw e. Baldwin 60 over for a
touchdown and 1nman kicked goal,
making the score 2 to in favor Of
funahou. The Kams kicked to the
puns = Harry Baldwin coping the
leatl1tH and planting It on the 40-yard
line. Time for the first quarter was.
called here s.
Second Quarter.
The ball went into play In the pos
session Of Punahou on her 40-yard
line. The Baldwin brothers & made
short gains, Quintal fumbled for a
slight loss and then Innan broke
away again and took the ball to the
Kamss 35.yard line Here the Kams
held and Punahou lost the ball on
downs. Napihaa and Correa made
small gains. ana on the third down
Kamehameha fumbled, Bond of Pu-.
nahou darting through the line and
recovering the leather. Harry Bald
win and Menoher advanced the ball
for about eight yards, and on the
third down Captain Inman made an
other spectacular run by taking the
ball up 60 the Kams' one-yard line,
being stopped ini the nick Of time by
Correa OF Kamehameha. Two downs
saw the Puns make no gain, and on
the third, Harry Baldwin went over
fof another touchdown, Inman kicked
goal and the score stood IA to 0 in
favor ofAPunahou. The Kams kicked
to the Puns and Austin took the
leather. Then began the principal
slaughter of the game. By straight
line bucks by. the backs, Punahou
worked the ball down the field and
sent Ernest Baldwin over for touch
down. Inman kicked goal and the
score stood 81 to 0. The Rams kicked
again and the trick was repeated. The
ball changed hands twice and q bad
punt by Kamehaneha saw Menoher
grab the leather and carry it to the
cadets l5.yard line. After two downs,
Inman was sent over for a touchdown
and kicked the goal, the score stand
ing 2s to o in favor of o. c. at the
end OF the second quarter.
Third. Quarter. =. i
Brown went in for Inman in the
Punahou backfield. PunRhou kicked
to the cadets and the ball was taken
by Napihaa on the 22yard line, he
making a gain of about seven yards.
The Kams worked the ball to the cen
ter OF the field, where they lost it on
a tumble. Two short gains by the
Baldwin boys and Brown punted, the
ball being received by the Rams on
their 2O-yard line. Correa and Emu