The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-11-07
lrrom Thnr.aay AdvertI.erl

(from Thursday AdvcriisFrl
Yesterday afternoon ON Alexander
Field the High School reserves lost
their chances for the championship Of
the intcrscholastic series by losing their
second game TO the fast Punnhou see
end team hy score Of $50. Al.
though it was clearly Punahou 5 game
from the first quarter, the Highs put
up game fight, but they were not able
to get any nearer touchdown than the
Punahous' thirty-yard line. One great
factor which enabled the collegians to
win so handily from their opponents
was their good team work.
In every play the man with the ball
was given good interference, and in
this way he was able to get away for
big gains around end and through cen
ter, The following is the game ty quar-.
tiers:
First quarter.--Me Kinley Hi h School
won the toss, and they chose to receive
the ball, defending the Eva goal. Quin-
tai made the kickoff for the Puns, and
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sailed down to the Highs twenty-five
yard line. Then came tumble which
practically gave Punahou touchdown,
for when the man with the ball had
reached McKinley's thirty.yard.l he
fumbled it and il was recovered by
Punahou Punahou first down on
Highs thirty yards. On the first play
some overeagcr Punahou man played
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ward penalty, but this was made up
by fve-yard gain by Alfred zap.
quintal took the leather and easily
made first down on McKinleys fifteen.
ward line. They then continued to ad-
vance until it was their first down with.
in five yards of the goal line. Three
yards of this was made by Quintal, but
then luck turned against the wearers
of the Buff and Blue, for they received
another five.yard penalty for offsides.
With fourth down on his opponents
eight-yard line, Ballentyne called a for
ward pass. The leather went back to
Quintal, who made neat pass to right
end, Harrington, who was already over
the goal line waiting for it. Quintal
kicked the goal, and the score after
minutes of play stood Punahou Z, High
School o.
Crozier Kicked OF.
Crozier made the kickoff for McKin-
ley and Johnston received the ball on
the thiIty-yard line, but he reeled off
twenty yards before he was downed.
Punahou IS ball in the center of the
field. On account of an offside penalty,
the Puns were unable to make their
yardage and Quintal attempted a drop
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was blocked by High School, but Quin-
tai recovered ii and gained five yards
in the scufhe.
Time up for first quarter.
Second guarter.-Mott-Sm Smith led out
with five-yard gain and the collegians
easily made their first down. Then
Quintal attempted two passes to Bal.
lentyne and one to Donald Brown at
left end, all of which were unsuccess.
ful This gave the pigskin to the Highs
on their forty yards for the first time
in the game. II ddn I do much good,
however, for on the first play they were
pena,ized five yards for offs DIES, and on
the second Bush was put back for five
more. After an incomplete pass Wicke
pnnted, and the ball was received by
Quintal, who broke away from gain
OF twenty-five yards and who was
finally dowae1 ON his oppo ncnts' thirty.
yard line. Upon failure to make the
required ten yards, Guintal again at.
tempted drop kick, hut the pigskin
few wide and it went to Mckinley on
their twenty-yard line.
Wickc Gains Eleven Yards.
Wieke started out with an eleven
yard gam through the line, and it was
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to gain until they reached the middle
OF the field, but here they were blocked,
and Wieke was forced to punt. Quintal
received tie leather and he advanced TO
EunahOu's forty-fve yard line before
he was tackled. The Puns easily made
their yardage, and it was their first
down within McKinley's territory.
Time fist half.
Second Half
High School had the kickoff to.
wards the Waikiki goal Crozer turn
ed the trick, and zap was downed on
the Puns forty yards Quintal found
big hole in his opponents and he
crowded through for run of fifteen
yards. Mott Smith, zap and Quintal
advanced the pigskin down the field
without check until, on their ten
yard line, the "'Back and Gold" team
took brace, and the Puns lacked one
yard of making their distance and the
leather was transferred to Mckinley.
Instead of kicking on the first play
Bush called for an end run by Wong
and then buck by Wickc. and, al.
though these two plays Melted them a
gain of eight yards, the next one fell
short, and Wicke was forced TO punt
out of danger Ballentyue received
the pigslSin on Highs forty yard line
and then the PunahOu team work
showed up well, for behind his inter
ference, Gus advanced to within lively,
yards of McKinleys goal line. Tim,
up for third quarter. Score, Punahot
Z, High School o.
Punahou Adds 10 Score.
Third quarter-Punahou. first dowr
on High Schools twelve yard line. Facl
one Of the backs was given the ball
but the Mckinley line presented ,
stone wall, ana on the fourth dow
Quintnl again attempted q drop Kick
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