Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06

/ down Ernest Baldwin ripped or two
yards of this distance. and on the
second, Menoher. hack In the game as
quarterback, took the plgskin the re-
manning Is yards for q touchdown.
| Austin kicked goal, making the score
/ so. to o. The Puns kicked to the Sol
i diers, who Immediately loss the ball
on downs. being pushed back two and
three yards at a time. The Puns re-
covered a good pass. which gave them
a gain, and between the backs they
advanced until within 20 yards Of the
iarmys gain, and between the backs
they advanced until within 20 yards
Of the army's line. The ball was Civ
en- to Ernest Baldwin on the second
down, he carrying 1t over the line for
the last touchdown OF the game
i Austin faiied to boot the leather be-
tween the upfightS leaving the score
f66 to o in favor Of Punahou.
The foregoing is brief account.
1 with the details left out. Of how
Punahou won the game. There Is
little use III saying more. but credit
must be given the Soldiers from theA
Standpoint that they e Ieaat tried.
I Lack OF practice and Of conpetent
coach are probably the main reasons
flor their Overwhelming defent They
were weak on defense and Ononee,
There was absolutely no field manage
Il ment: there was no team play and
Il great lack OF fnterference. This may
i Be overlooked. however through the
Soldiers inexperience. Three Of the
Il army players, C0nnery. Dunn and
i Bosworth. did the greater part 81 the
work. while Bosworh and EnlDer DE-
serve mention. One OF the big. weak
spots in the Soldiers line was In the
4 center. for time and again George Nc
4 fnerny, the Pnnahod center, shot
across the line and bad tackled the
Army quarter before he even had
| time to pass the ball 70 hts backs.
| with steady practice. and with . rood
coach to show them the fne points
i Of the gan1e Company 3 team could
Il STiihont doubt be worked into 3
4 strong eleven. The members d the
foan, have Rrit and nn1t'e. NJ iley
are sadly lacking n exntIIente.
i As for the Pdnnt0n team, those
3 who saw the game know how they
ulayef Every man kon the sound,
trained to the minute, did his best -
The score viii show Mehoher II q
find at quarterback, and bis 1eId gem
efalship Is above spar Harold Bald
win. the left, halfback. has proved 10
be the fasteSts man on the team and
4 he. with Ernest Baldwin and Gordon
Brown, form backfieh combination
that would be hard % beat anywhere
stafford Austin demonstrated bis aoiE
lily as goal kicker BY materially
adding to Saturdays score. and q
END comes In for his share tof the
credit. In keeping with last year.
Allan Renton, at right tacklqt played
heady game. never once failing to
bring his man to earth. The rest Of
4 the credit. and there issa lot Of Il, b
equally divided AMONG the other
men en- the line. H0wever. the game
was more or less test contest. and
II Is now evident that the lineup
which was used will be The one
{ which Oahu College viii use In all
looming games Of the season.
The line-ups. at the start, follow:
Panahou: Fl. shafter:
Austin .......... 80. Frier Capt.
R.
Renton !. !, Zimmerman
Bond S :; =. s.. ( = Loss
McInerny ....., ........ Bradley
L. G.
oDowda Strong
L. T..
Inman tCapt.A Martin
!, Menoher .....s...-..... 6osWuftn
{ r. H. B.
!. E. Baldwin ........, Dunn
e H. Baldwin .s........+...s Connery
coordination. IS; Fort Shafter o.
y Touchdowns e. Baldwin. 2; H
!, Baldwin, 5; Renton. 1; Imam, 4; Me-
+ noher, L.
r Goals-Austin, s..
t Officials--Lieut. Frank s. lesson,
$ referee; William Patty, umpire; G. r
Schmutzler, timekeeper; J. 7. Wine
8 head linesman; A. Gilman and G.
i Quintal, linesmen.
Q Next game-Oahu College vs.. High
y School, Oct. IS. - s#r
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