Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-23
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LIST Infantry 10, Engineers o.
SCHoFIELD BARRACKS. Nov. %.
l-0atweighed and outplayed, the
plucky Engineers went down to de-
/ feat yesterday afternoon ut Cashier,
/ the big lst infantry team scoring 10
| points to their nothing. The Engineer
{ line went down like ten pins before
the charge OF tue big LIST Infantry
backs. Greenway, Snyder, Law and
, big Stayosky tore through for long
sains that carried the ball from one
end OF the field 10 the other for three
/ touchdowns. Stayosky carried the ball
fer more than hall the total distance
gained by the Infantry, and scored an
three touehdowns. Without a doubt
! he Is the best player In the service
league. -.
The Infantry seldom used the for.
ward pass as they could make plenty
of Roadway without IL. but il was put
to almost constant use by the Engin.
GERS and often nettsd substantial gains.
Passes from Nose to Foppiano began
to get monotonous, and In the latter
part OF the game the LIST Infantry. by
watching Foppiano, intercepted sew
eral passes. once almost carrying the
ball to the Engineers goal line.
During the entire game the Engin-
GERS made but four first downs, three
Of which were by forward passes; the
LIST Infantry made Is. There were
penalties aplenty ON both sides, most
OF which were for using hands and
pushing the man with the ball on the
offensive. In the last period referee
Philoon sent Cox to the sidelines Tor
twisting a mans leg and penalized
the Engineers half the distance 10
their goal line, which at that time was
only Is yards.
Full i5-minute quarters were played
which made the game too long from
spectators point OF view, and too long
for players who ere not In the best OF
training. The game slowed up con.
siderably in the last quarter "a both
teams were worn 10 frazzle.
How the Scores Were Made.
The Infantry took the offensive from
the beginning. The Infantry kicked or
to the Engineers and then held them
for four downs, securing the BAH on
the Engineers 3S-yard line. IN seven
plays the ball was carried over for 4
touchdown, the big infantry backs
moving their way through the En-
gineer defense. Greenway failed to
kick goal.
1t was not long before the Infantry.
were sweeping down the field again
with the Engineers fiercely contestlng
every foot OF the way. With the ball
only two yards from the Engineers
goal the Infantry were penalized for
using hands on the offensive, and not
again in the first half did they get
under the shadow OF the Engineer goal.
At the beginning of the second half
Greenway kicked of for the Infantry,
the Engineers running the ball back to
their 25-yard line. The first play was
a forward pass which struck the ground
outside and was aI7body's bail. The
LIST Infantry got il on the Engineer
S4yard line. A play through center
gained three yards. Lev carried Il
four and Stavosky IS yards ~
first down. With 13 yards to 90 Sla.
Vosky carried the ball over tn fuD
plays. Greenway kicked goal, making
the score 10 to o.
The IlnaI TOUCHDOWN came late In the
last quarter. snyner {liteleeDleh
1orwafu pass. gSMg the Dalf " the
infantry ON the nnsineefs 4v-Shla
line. Stay0sky sallfea iour yafus ANA
Law earned the Dali SIX. more sfvua1
rIgnt eild. Snyder lost tnfes 3afus.
Uut Greenway made Il up win an ena
run that gained II. 5taeosky tore
through right tackle and Was downsd
On the I6-yard line. II WA mere tnnf
the Engineers were penaIizea haif the
distance to the goal. With eight yards
more to 60 olavosiy charged fhfonsd
Ior his third touchdown. greenuay
lailed to kick goal
The lineup:
Engineers. Position. isk INT
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