Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
'SNAPPY GAME
SESPlJNAHOU j..
DEFEAT CADETS
Fast Playing on Both Sides
Gives 0. c. Contest by the
Score of ! to 2

score OF I 10 z
Three minutes after the initial whis.
tie blew, the Oahu college eleven
scored its only touchdown on the Ka.
mehameha team Saturday afternoon
on the latter's field. beating the ca
diets for the second time this season.
After twice making the required yard.
age, Harry Baldwin made a pretty
pass to George ouintal, who carried
the bali over the lines. Captain ''Bill''
Inman kicked the goal and the score
stood Z to 0 In favor Of the wearers
Of the Buff and Blue. The cadets
only score came In the second quarter
when their line broke through on q
punt formation and pushed Quintal
back two yards and over the line for
q safety, which counted two points.
After the first touchdown, the ca
diets woke up and Punahou was I'M
able to score again. In the last quar-.
ter Harry Baldwin made the prettiest
run OF the season, carrying the ball
through the center of the Kan line
and to the Kam's 10-yard mark for a
total gain OF so yards Although this
gave the collegians the ball right un-
der the Kamehameha goal, they were
not able to score again. The biggest
feature Of the game was the cadets
defense. Time after time the heavy
men on their line broke through Pun
ahou and nailed the runner behind his
support Emo and Cockett did some
very good work at the tackles, break
ing the interference and often getting
the man with the ball on end runs.
Punahou sackfield Strong.
The o. c. team did well In all lines
and every man on the team was play.
ing In coed form. The backs worked
hard and deserve credit for their
clever work on the offense The ball
was In Punahou's hands the greater
part Of the time and the backfleld
kept II In ifs possession by short gains
and open plays Harry Baldwin did
the lions share Of the work when his
team had the ball and was well sup
ported BY Qulntal Austin and Brown.
the remainder Of the ssBig -Four. Ev-
cry man on the Oahuans line showed
up at one time or the other and It
would hardly be fair to mention one
without saying something about every
other man.
With Napihaa at left hair and Man
CHA at quarter, the cadets had the
strongest quartet Of backs that they
have played this season. With few
more weeks Of practice this combifla-
ton should prove the strongest In.
the league Correa and Napihaa work.
ed hard on the offense. sometimes get
ting through for good gains, but they
were not able to hold the ball in their
possession for any length Of time.
Coach Brewer is largely responsible
for the good game that the cadets
played, while Coach Frank Midkin
of Punahou also deserves credit for
the good showing that the Oahu Col.
1ege squad made. ... - -'.-'- 8
Punahou Stars Fast.
Kamehameha began the game by
kicking OF to Ernest Baldwin, who
carried the ball to the middle of the
field before he was downed. On the
first play Harry Baldwin was thrown
back for a loss. which was made up
by Brown on buck. Harry Baldwin
took the ball in the next two plays
for a total Of 10 yards. The three
following plays netted the Oahuans
only short gains so a forward pass
was tried. Quintal received the pass
and ran over the line for the first
score. Captain Inman put the ball be-
tween the posts and the score stood
z to O. Kamehameha again chose the
kickoff and the ball was received by
Quintal, who was downed on o. C.'s
4o-yafd line. Two short bucks by Aus
tin and Brown. and another short gain
around the end, gave Punahou a first
down ii the middle of the field On
the next two plays the cadets took a
brace and nailed Austin and Baldwin
for a total loss. Quintal then kicked
the ball far into the Kam's territory,
where 1t was recovered by a Punahou
man. A drop kick was tried but the
ball went wild. Kamehameha was
given the ball on her 20-yard line and
on the first play C0rrea was sent
through for gain Of five yards. Bill
1nman broke up the following run and
Kamehameha kicked. Punahou kick
co again and this game Kamehameha
the ball in the middle OF the, field.
Brown nailed Napihaa in the first buck
and Correa made sort gain on the
next play. During this part OF the
game Jimmy Hind did some good
work at center. End of the first quar-.
ter, o. G. Z, Kams, 0. : ~ j.
Punahou got the ball and kicked
from her 20-yard line. Candy" Bond
got down the field in quick order and
downed Napihaa near the center OF
the gridiron Three good gains gave
the cadets a first down and although
Inman and Renton got through, the
next two plays saw the Kams 10
yards nearer their goal. Punahou now
took q brace and the Kan backs were
unable TO gain. Captain Manoha tried
to kick goal from q placement but
the leather remained close tn the