Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-18

E8uS Fl l0U UT FdN0E VI Pul
The old story that beef and speed
will beat speed alone was exemplffied
Saturday afternoon when the light
team from Mills School was defeated
by the heavier Punahou eleven by a
score of A To o. The. score would lead
one to believe that the game was fea.
ltureIess, but the Mills players fought
lizard throughout, and surprised their
[opponents on many occasions by work
ling ont clever plays. EImbling was
much In evidence Saturday, which
leost the lightBeights several points.
Mills made fnmbles at critical times
and twice sKauhaRe picked uD the pig.
skin and raced down Che field Tor q
touchdown. Mills line was also very,
weak, and time and again Baldwin,
RIla or Stephens would hreak through
land block kick. ~
Forward passes were tried IN. .pfefu..
sion and in this line Mills had the
adYantage. Another play that gained.
flor Mills was quarterback WaSaAa taxi
ling the ball and going through CEN
tier. Numerous trick plays and shifts
were tried by Mills but as q rule these
were broken upsbet0ue they cot fairly
under way. and lost ground rather
than gained
f9apil,aa and correa Star. ..
For Punahou Captain Napihaa and
ICorrea both played well, especially In
running with the ball and tackling.
SLEEPY" Baldwin was b bulwark Of
defense at tackle before he was laid
lout with sprained shoulder. Hfs'
BLOCKING Of punts was q feature. No
lble Kauhane kicked like a Briehley,
his kickoffs averaging 81 yards. Hipa
Ialso played very good game.
In the second and third quarters ell
the sHbs present were given q chance.
Fred Petersen and Jefe Smith showed
up especially wen in running with the
ball, lacking and passing. Louis Ste.l
phens also did good work at gard.
Lanemen out Of Came.
The Punahou team was considerably
weakened yesterday because of the.
absence Of Clifford and Hitchcock and
of three other first team men who
could not play because OF their studies.
These men all expect to be back In the
game next Saturday when Pnnahou
plays Kamehameha This game prom.
ises to be the best game of the season
and the interschclastic championship
win hang largely on the outcome OF
this game. Several of the cadets wit.
messed the Punahou-Milis game. but
were rather disappointed because Pu-
nahoH used only her simplest forn1a-
tons.
In the first quarter Kauhane kicked
off and the ball went over the heads
of the Mills team and rolled over the
line. Bromley fell on the ball and
claimed a touchdown. but the referee
misinterpreted the rule and decided
that it should not count and had the
ball kicked of again.
The Play IN Detail.
Mills kicked OF and Correa ran the
ball back to the 35-yaTd line. Correa
then made three long end runs which |
together with Captain Napihaa's bucks
netted q touchdown. Kauhane then |
kicked the ball from, the kickoff over
the goal where IT; was fallen on by |
Bromley This touchdown the referee
would not allow. 7-t[. -. 81 4
i, Kauhane kicked off TO, the 20-yard
line and Mills lost the ball by a
blocked kick A skin tackle by Cap.
tain Napfhaa and two end runs. put |
the pail on Mills three-yard line.
where is was funbled but recovered
by Baldwin for touchdown. This
goal Vas kicked. Score Pnahou "a.
Mills o. '7'F
kauhaHe Makes Long Run.
k.l L. 1t,
to the 1O-yard line. where Kauhane
picked up the ball and raced down
the field for touchdown Kauhane !
also kicked this goal. Score, Puma.
hou 81. Mills O..
PunahoH again kicked of. and Mills
received the ball on the 20-yard line
and ran IL back 10 yards. Two bucks
failing TO make any gain. Mills tried I
a forward pass and gained 80 yards. I
After a buck another forward pass
gained first down. and the first quar-.
ter was pan Score. Punahou 81,
Mills o.
Mills Takes Ball.
The second quarter opened with the
ball in possession of Mills on Puma
hou's 25-yard line After nTmb4' of
DuChS WHICH uIu lCI IIdhG any DeEGtp-
tible gain. Mills tried to kick. bnt was
blocked. Mills recovered the ball but
lost about IS yards, and after an inter.
copied pass kicked for 50 Yards Cor
rea ran the BAH back in a notable run
through broken fed for - Yards
PunahOu fTmbled, and Mills secured
the ball. but was unable to gain and
Ost the hall on downs. Punahou again
'umhled. but Mills no more than Sc
cured the ball when she fumbIel AMI
kauhane picked mp the ball and ran
20 yards for a touchdown. The goal
vas not kicked. Score, Punahon 81,
Mills Q.
Mills received the kickoff IN her
ive-yard line, but ran the ball blot
70 yards The half ended with Mills
n possession of the ball on her -
ard line Score, PnahOu -, Mills u
Wills Gains.
Kauhane kicked of for Punahor to
Mills l5-yard line and Mills ~an the
vail back to the ccutpr of fI,r fold L