Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-07
18th COMPANY
wins CONTEST
FROM CAVALRY

: tcpeclai Star-Buiietln Correspondence
ScH0FTELD. BARRACKS, Dec. e.
Contrary TO usual custom, there was
only one football game played, at Soho
field Sunday afternoon, r Company OF
the 18th trimming G Troop 20 to o.
Score on Long Runs.
The cavalry put up q stiff defense
during the first half Gabourel scored
a. touchdown on long run following
q forward pass which he received
from Thomas. The 25th also scored q
safety when freshmen dribbled the
ball over the line on the kick-on which
followed. In the second half the cav
airy played a loose and spiritless
game, and allowed r Company to
score two more touchdowns. Cav.
airy Jack" Ware showed q fash Of
speed when he tore around right end
behind beautifully formed interfer-
ence for 20 yards and scored six points
for his team. The cavalry, unable to
break down the f Company defense,
became desperate and tried forward
pass after forward pass, most OF which
were broken up by Scott. After inter,
cepffpg, one of these passes. Scott
passed the ball to Fry who ran 65
yards for another touchdown.
Troep g Company =
Boo0lDGneto .........s. GabOurel
Leftfend
Truman ................. McWhorter
Left tackle
Mugridge ....s............ Wyche
Left guard
Cronk .................... Taylor
Center
Thompson ............... Lockridge
Right guard
Braikeyich ................. Scales
Right tackle
Harris s........ ....... .........4 Fry!
Right end
Quarterback
Nelson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il Ware
Left halfback
Juro $3.50. Thomas
Right halfback
Phillips, Trumpeter 1890. Weatherly
Fullback
Referee-L Lieut.. DAILY. Umpire-Sgt.
9reenaWay. Field Judge Sgt Bling
ham. Head Linesman- Corpl Jones. !
Observation-Disclosures, Ware, Fry.
Goals from touchdown-Thomas q
Safety Fleishman.
26lh 10 Play Series.
Next Wednesday the 25th Infantry
win start series for the regimentai
championship. Eight of the COM
p1nies have entered teams, A, B, E,
j. I x, L and n, The, first game will
be played on Wednesday between A
and I companies and the second game
next Saturday between B and F, and
thereafter there will be game every
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
until q sufficient number have been
played TO determine beyond 9 doubt |
which company has the best team.
let Infantry Badly Crippled.
Lieut.. Everitt is canvassing the LIST
Infantry to obtain football players to
replace the many who have been In
iured. The greatest blow to the in
fantry team was the loss of their crack
quarterback, Greenaway. Greenaway |
has one of the muscles Of his back so
badly strained that he is only able to |
stay In q game q few minutes. TAIN
ski, the big fullback, Is out for the re-
mainder of the season. having serious
" injured his shoulder in the End In
fantry game. Lieut.. Everitt has re-
placed him with Patrick, who is max
ing good with vengeance. Other
players who will be sadly missed in
the lineup are Bingham, the crack
center, Pemberton and Snyder, who |
have been towers of strength in the
backfield, and Maher, who has been |
one OF the principal points of support |
In the line. y |
Last Wednesday the LIST Infantry
played q practise game with the cav
airy. The first team scored q points |
against the troopers in the first half. |
In the second half the second team |
went in and G Troop trod over them
for IA points. Another practise game |
will be played with the cavalry on |
wednesday.
Battery { Resumes essebslt
A few yards from the football game |
Sunday afternoon Battery e was play
ing baseball against the Philippine |
Athletic Club of Schofeld Barracks
and though the game was a good one,
very. few could be drawn away from |
the attraction on the gridiron- E Bat
terry won to 9.
Since the outbreak of the European
war 172.S75 Italians have left Amer1-
10 frfV q