Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16
GAMES
SCHIIEQ|ULE|Dl|FlOR,
1HIS AFTERNOON
Puaahou WiH Play Mills at
Alexander Field: Mckinley
and College to Meet

Two football games are scheduled
for this afternoon in the interscholas-
tic series: Mills and Punahou will
try each others strength On Alexan-
der field at O'Clock and the College
Of Hawaii and Mckinley, on Moillili
field at 3 O'Clock. Kameh9meha is
resting this week Punahou has had
several work during the week and
the one with the College OF Hawaii
showed that the team has still long
way to go, as the College aggrega-
ton showed much improvement and
romped through Punahou's line and
around her ends nearly at will.
viii Lose Stars.
Punahou will lose the services of
John Clifford, their star tackle. His
loss will be very keenly felt for Gift
ford is not only a strong defensive
player, he is also leader in the line
and his influence in the line speeds
it up Another loss to the team comes
because Of the scholarship rule: Hitch
cock at guard, E. Mott-Smith at cen
ter, and Glib as a sub-back will be
out of the lineup tomorrow. Their
places will be filled by D. Pratt at
center, MacAulay al guard and J..
Smith at sub-back.
In the game with the College of
Hawaii Punahou was unable to work
any of her old-time end runs and for
ward passes This defect she will
try to remedy at once, for her line
and backs are both so light that line
plays with Punahou's eleven are fu-
tile.
Mills May Spring Surprise.
Mills will present an untried team
tomorrow. The Mills boys have end.
less nerve and speed. and tive excep-
tionally fine football coaches have had
them in tow for the past month.
Doubtless Mills will deliver a fast and
varied quality of ball tomorrow.
Coaches Burney and Blowers have the
boys in fast form and they are masters
of their plays. Their opening appear
ance against Punahou will be very
closely followed tomorrow.
Mckinley has had just enough in
ternal conflict during the past week
to make them fight all the harder.
Capt Harry Melim has held practise
succeeded in greatly strengthening
his line, both in their charging, tack
ling and defensive play. Clifford Me-
lim, Mckinley star back, will be kept
out Of the game on account of the in
jury he sustained last Saturday. His
shoulder is coming along nicely and
he expects to be back in the game
soon.
College Strengthens Line.
The College of Hawaii have i'm
proved a great deal since their disas-
trous game with Kamehameha last
Saturday and are again out to meet
all corners. The line has been much
improved. especially in tackling and
best in the league. In practise
game with Punahou last Thursday
they romped away by the score of Is
to 7.
Kan Will Look on.
Kamehameha will be able to get a |
line on her rivals preparatory to play
ing them by turning out and watching
Punahou and Mckinley. Capt. Booth
and Joseph Kamakau, a forme- Kam
star, have held numerous scrimmages
and report that the speedy backs and
heavy line are showing marked i'm
AS Kamehameha did not
enter a second team this year the ri !
valry is very intense for positions on
the team. Kamehameha is especially
her efforts on the game with
which comes off week from
today at Kamehameha field
The lineup for the game at MOiliili
is as follows:
Mckinley. Hawaii.
F. Carter Observation-Disclosures. Lee