Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-16
0. {. AND HIGH
RESERVES TIE
in FIRST GAME
Fast and interesting Play Re-
suits In No Score for
Either Side

"A football game In which the old
style OF Tine-pIunging prevailed al
most exclusively, was that between.
the Mckinley High School and Puma
hou second teams on Alexander
Field yesterday afternoon, and which
resulted In neither side scoring. The
play was fast and furious from start
20 finish, and was uninteresting from
only one standpoint, due to the fact
that before the middle Of the first
quarter each eleven was able to In
terprst tn opponents signals, and
consequently what might have been:
brilliant plays we're broken up, Aside
from this defect II was good game
the way through; each man play
ed for all he was worth, and 1t was
a continual fight from one end Of the
field To- the other. but neither team
could succeed in carrying the ball
over It's opponents goal line
The FIRST kcuarter was gwen over.
10 warming up, and IN the second the
ball was put hito play on the Highs
50-yard line IN their possession. Err
nest Wicle. right halfback for Nc
kinley. got away for soune good gains.
hut his inability to start fast was
against him. A punt from the Highs
was ceceiYed by Yap. on the Pun's So
yard line. and between the Punahou
hacks. the bali was advanced we'll into
the Highs territory. Here the Highs
took q big brace and prevented the
colieeianE from securing the coveted
touchdown. ana when the ball went
over the Highs punted out. Some ex-
ceedingiv bad work on the part or
toe Q. G. center put the Puns back
several yards and the ball went over
with the Highs 20 yards from their
opponents goal The Highs adTanc-
ed the ball until within yards Of the
line when time vas called for the
end Of the FIRST half
In the third quarter. the Puns kick
eu to the Highs. and the ball was putt
into scrimnate on the lafterst sf0-
yard line One eood run was made |
when /4n. 1( |I.1I6 Sd, received al
bats from TIE H.1I& and the ball went
over. From then on Il was tnssle |
for supremacy. which brought ont the
fact that the teams we're evenly |
matched. Donald Brown. captain Of
the Punahou seconds. went into the
game during the last half. and his
tackling was 3 feature Of that period. |
Other Punahou players who did cred |
ftably good work were zap, Mott
Smith. Harrington. Kong, Brown.
landley and Kim Wal. The brunt of
the work on the High team rested
on Wicke, Bent, Bush, Amana, Wong
and Rosehill The rivalry between the
highs and the Puns has now beena
fully established. and the football
fans may be assured or some lively
games before It Is decided which OF
the two schools has the best reserve
aggregation,
Mckinley. Punahou.
Bent tcaptainl ....... Harrington
r. =.
Carter Cooper
Ting Lyman
r. 6.
80 S, Z S 6.
Long ........ ..S......,.. johnson
e ! 4 Il
RosehilI $1,000. ......s.s.. Lindleyl
Bush :. i. B'r'slm'nn
Wong .............. Mott-Smith |
R. H. B.
Wlcke ..s............. Yapl
L H. B.
Amans :. .... Brown (captain)
f. b.
Subs -Punahou: futile, Bromley,
Winter, Pong. Lum Kim, BalIentyne.
Mckinley: Xiii Fong. En- Fon, Haw-
kins and All Hin.
Score Mckinley o. Punahou 0.
Officials- Glenn Jackson, referee:
Frank Midkiff. umpire: A. Quintal,
head linesman.
Next game Oahu College VS.. Nc
Kinley High school, first game of the
interscholastic series. October is,
3:40 O'Clock. Alexander field. Admis-
sion. Is cents.