The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-12

A blocked drop kick, and run of
80 yards by Toane of Kamehameha, in
the end Of the third period, and the
substitution of a fresh pair of backs
and new line men in the fourth period,
who were able to push the ball over
for touch -down briefly tells the story
of Kamehameha victory by a score
of 7 to . over the College of Hawaii
yesterday afternoon. Kamehameha
was outplayed the first period and
neither side was able to gain an ad-
vantage during the second quarter
The third period was almost over
when Pahau of Hawaii picked up a
tumble on Kan s 40.yard line. series
of line bucks by Brown and Brash
brought the ball near enough for Aus
tin to attempt a drop kick. Woe for
Hawaii Their line already buffeted
by, Kamehameha' huskies weakened,
and before the spectators could catch a
breath the kick was blocked, and
Toane was rOmping DOWN the field to-
wards Hawaii's goal
a Sensational Tackle
Brash was hot after him and made
sensational tackle, and Toane fell on
the 20-yard line. Three times Kane
hameha tried TO pierce Hawaii line
and three times they were hurled back.
Then the time keeper s whistle blew for
the rest before the last period. Coach
Booth Immediately rushed onto the
field a fresh back field, and filed up
the weak places in the line with new
men. G.. Bertelnnan was given the ball
twice for a gain through line making
1t 6rst down on the 10-yard line. Again
BertlemaR had the bali and this half
back who combines both weight and
speed, had scored a touch down. Hnssy
kicked an easy goal making the score
Kamchameha Hawaii 0.
Overlooked Many Chances
The College Of Hawaii failed to take
advantage of several wonderful oppor-
tunities to score in the first half A
beautiful end run by Austin brought
the ball within 15-yards of Kameha-
meha's goal line. Five plunges by
Brash netted 10 yards and then he
spoiled his good work by a tumble. If
the ball had been given to Austin the
College probably would have scored.
a., Two attempts by the College to put
o drop kick over were frustrated by
Kam's line in the first half. The de-
fensive work of Brown and Austin was
a feature of the game. Time and time
during the second half, Kam's backs
would get through the line to meet
this impregnable secondary defense,
Kamehameha did not seem dismayed
by the great number of incomplete for
ward passes which were largely spoil
ed by Brash s quick blocking. They
did succeed in several thrown to Hussy
but no large gains were made.
Tried Many Passes
The proportion of successful passes
on 10th sides was small although a
large number were tried. The num-
beTi of penalties on both teams was
small although the College were over
anxious and lost good many yards
for being off side. Kan 5 men were
in especially fine condition, and the
whole eleven seemed to he as fit at the
end of the game as at the beginning.
Spencer, playing quarter back for the
College, wrenched his leg in the first
period and was a serious loss to the
team. Kamehameha made frequent
substituting which their large squad
allowed while the College were handi'
capped when it came to reserves. Rain
must have scared a large crowd from
Nenturing out to Kamehameha, but
those that did come remained dry and
witnessed a good game.
Game In Detail
Kamehameha kicked off to the Col
legr of Hawaii. Brash gained five
yards through left tackle Austin fail
I'D around end, and Brash made a gair
of ten yards for first down. Austir
made gain of three yards and a for
ward pass was incomplete. Brown
kicked to Kam's thirty-yard line.
nieet forward pass to Hussy nettec
thirty yards. Another pass failed an'
buck made no gain. Hicks blocked
kick by missy on Kan 5 forty -yar'
line. Brash, Spencer and Brown eacl
made good gains, and first down re
suited. BaIIentyne here took Spencer ;
place because of an injury to his leg
Austin now tried a drop kick withou
success, and Hussy recovered the ball
Brown interrupted a forward pass AM
Hawaii had the ball on Kan : forty
yard line. A long end run by Austi
rave Hawaii chance to score, bu
BTash fumbled on the three-y yard line
Ffm kicked ava bauentNHe ran Tn
ball back to the rty-fve-yard line
The first period ended and Kan ha
not even made first down 1t locke
bTi"ht for the college
During the second period the bal
yig-za"Red hack and forth, mostly i
Kam's territory. On fake kick Aus
tin gained twenty-five yards for tn
college. Then the college fumbled, an
Kan made thirty yards with lon
~ Nv n Bertleman. which Austi
only saved from a touchdown by a div
ing tackle. Kan soon tried plac
lick, but it failed Brash, for the Co
Iege Of Hawaii in a nice tackle pla
brought the ball to Kam's fOrty-yar
limo and out Of danger. IIussy intel
eeptcd a forward pass. A failure
. make first down found the ball in Tia
wall s possession on Kan $ thirty,6y'