The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-11-21

In the lest football game in the pres
ent second team series, the Honolulu
School for Boys yesterday afternoon
won their second game from Oahu Col.
lege by the close score of seven to moth
ing. They were able to score only by
a successful forward pass made in the
fourth period, to Kau at left end. In
spite of the fact that the game resulted
in victory for the Honolulu team, it
seemed that for most of the time they
were slightly outplayed by their oppO
nents. and certainly the ball was in the
possession of the Punahou team most
of the time.
The Honolulu team certainly has the
knack of making forward passes as no
other squad in the field has, not exclud.
ing the Irst teams, and great deal of
the suct ess that has attended them this
year is due to their efficiency in this
line. The results of this game puts the
Kaimuki squad little ahead of Puma
hou, for while the former beat the
Kamehameha boys, the cadets turned
the trick on the collegians.
The following is brief summary of
the game by quarters:
First quarter Honolulu won the toss
and Makelena made the kick OIL
towards the Waikiki goal. Gus Ballen-
tyne received the leather and advanced
to the forty-fve yard line before he
was downed. The play ST u ted off with
bang and zap and Mott smith easily
made first down in three plays. Then
Alfred zap made spectacular run of
twenty-six yards, giving Punahou the
ball on their opponents seventeen
yards. However his good work was
lost on account of tumble he made
on the next play. This gave the Homo
lulu boys the pigskin within twenty
yards of their goal line upon recovery
by Norrie. At first Lyman of Funahou
got through and smashed up several of
the plays. but Makelena made first
down in the required four plays.
Forward Pass.
They continued to advance down the
field until, by twenty yard gain by
Cockett, they had first down near the
middle of the field. Here, however,
their progress was stopped, and Make
lena punted, the leather going to Bal
lentyne on Punahou's twelve yard line.
Instead of booting the ball out of dan
ger the Oahu backs worked it out as
far as the twenty-five yards but here
they were forced to punt. just before
the end of the period, Gus kicked, and
the punt was returned by Mac. Thus
the ball belonged to Punahou at the
close of the quarter. No score.
Mott-Smith Makes Gain.
Second quarter-Punahou, first down
on their opponents thirty six yards.
After short run by zap, Mott.Smith
made gain of fifteen yards, making
first down within twenty five yards of
the goal line. 1t began to look like n
touch down for the collegans, but when
they had only ten yards to go, Kim
Wal fumbled the ball and another
chance was lost. Reid recovered the
leather, for Honolulu, and Cockett
punted out of danger. PunahOu receiv.
ed the lall and advanced to Honolulu :
twenty yard line, and it again looked
as if they would be able to score. How
ever, on forward pass by zap, Koon
zee nabbed the ball and the Kaimuki
ties advanced steadily up the gridiror
until some good tackling by Johnston
of Punahou, forced them to kick. The
ball went to Punahou on their forty
ward line. After two short line bucks
Gus punted, and when the half ended &
few seconds later, the ball was neal
the center of the field. No score.
Yap Receives Ball.
Third Quarter-Cockett made tn,
kickoff for Honolulu, and zap received
the ball on Punahou' 5 ten yard lin,
but he broke away down the field ant
managed to reach the forty.fve yart
line before he was captured. However
on the first play, the ball was fumbled
and it changed hands in the middle o
the field. Upon failing twice to gain
Makelena made q successful forwar,
pass to Norrie, and when he was down
I'd he had gained twenty yards. Thi
gave the Honolulu School for Boys tn
l'ather on their opponents thirty var,
line. Coekett made a long gain, an
when Kau made first down by tric
end around play, IL looked like a touch
down for the players from the red hi
district. However, Lyman and Brow
each broke up play, aud Makelena al
tempted d, place kick
The ball went short, aud Kim W.
made pretty catch, advancing to hi
thrrtY-ive yard line before he wa
nailed. The Puns were forced to pun
and the pigskin went to Makelena O
the forty five yard line of his tear
Cockett then made gain of thrt
yards, followed by one Of four by NJ
Helena. Brown got through aud spoil,