Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-30
lST INFANTRY +.
FOOTBALLERS
WIN FROM End

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Nov. 80.
The big LIST Infantry football team
tCck the lead in the Service football
league when they defeated the End In
fantry on the Cashier gridiron yester-
day afternoon 20 to 0.
-Four auto truck loads of End lnfan-
try rocters wendell a sorrowful way
back to Fort Shafter and passed on
the road the equally dOwnCaSt team
of the 1st Field Artillery returning
TO Schofield after II TO defeat at
the hands of the Engineers. Lieut..
J. o. Daily in coaching the wagon sol
diers has not met with as much sue
cess as his famous brother. Lieut.
Charlie d. DAILY, in coaching the West
Pointers.
1t looks now as if the LIST Infantry
would win the Service championship
hands down. They have developed
team that is more than a formidable
machine. A stonewall line. fleet ends
who tackle low and hard. and fast
backfield that has weight enough to
tear through any opposition. In the
game yesterday big "SpeCk' Stavos-
key often carried the oval five TO 10
yards with four or FIVE 2nd Infantry
men hanging all over him. The LIST In
fantry did very little with the forward
pass, handled punts uncertainty and
fumbled frequently. On these FUN
bles, however, they nearly always re-
covered the ball.
The first quarter saw the End In
fantry entirely on the defensive with
the big Schefield team continually
threatening their goal. Stavoskey's
tumble en- the vineyard line saved a
touchdown. A forward pass from the
Vineyard line that went as a touch
back saved another. -
The LIST Infantry started the second
quarter with the ball on their oppon-,
ents' 30-yard line. In seven plays
they carried 1t over the line, Law
making the touchdown. GreenWay
failed to kick goal.
Early in the third quarter Law car
ried the ball 26 yards on fake kick
forma ton, being downed on the nine
yard line. Stavoskey lost three yards
On cross-buck, but Law carried the
oval for touchdown on the next play.
Stavoskey kicked goal.
The third and last touchdown was
made in the fourth period. The 2Td
Infantry lost the Lall On their 2).yari
line as the result Of tumble it
tcck hard fighting FOR the 1st Infantry
to advance the hail these 20 yar,!s.
Greenway dronDed the hall as he Was
tackled just over the goal line. There
followed wild scramble, Miller iall-
ing en- the ball for Il touchdown. Sny-
der Kicked goal. .. - Il
Just at the end CT the game the
Shafter boys rallied and for a few
minutes played circles around the big.
1st Infantry team. Friend intercept
ed a forward pass and carried the ball
20 yards. A beautiful pass from Con-
molly to Merchant gained Ia. Friend
tore through for FIVE yards and then
six more for first down. The next
play was an incompleted forward
pass, and time was up, putting an
end to the End Infantry's hopes for a
score. =s q g. s /, II.
The lineup:
| First Infantry Miller, left end; ste
! ger left tackle; Briekell, left guard;
Bingham, center: Stokiey, right
guard; Farrar. right tackle; Dear
mcnd, Much. right end; Greenway,.
quarter; Law, left half; Snyder. right
half; Stavoskey, forward.
Second Infantry Cornell. left end:
Braun, left tackle; Kester, Schlimmer,
left guard; Morrow, Hansen, center;
Jarvis. right guard; Dean. right
tackle; Long, right end; Connolly,
quarter; Newton. Merchant, left half;
Besworth, Steinbaker. Miller, right
half; Friend. fun back. ~ ~.
Tcuchdowns-Law 2. Miller l. Goals
from MISUNDERSTANDING and
Snyder. Referee-Lieut W. G. Phi
loon. Umpire-Lieut E. NJ. Owen
Field Judge and linesman-Leut. p.
d. GlassfoFd. Time of quarters-Fif-