Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-16
SEVEN PlJNAHOU
GRID STARS0F
l9l5FOR team
Football Season at School Now
Under Way; Correa VIII
Lead Team This Year
Special Star Bulletin oerresp0ndsnes b,

Special btar-6uietln COTEebpouueuCSI
OAHU COLLEGE, Sept. 16.-The
football season at Oahu College is now
under way. There was general
meeting of all interested in football
last Wednesday morning. at which
nearly all the boys in school turned
out. This support and interest on the
part OF all the boys is sure to be of
great benefit this year
The most noticeable feature of the
general meeting was the large mum.
Der OF small and young fellows who
are interested. Not including the boys
Of the preparatory school, it is quito
probable that there will be enough
small fellows for two teams. These
boys will be under the direct super
vision Of and coaching of Silyerman
and Marsh, two new additions to the
Punahou faculty. Both these men
have had lots of football and other
athletic experience and they are TAX
ing hold of the work with fine vim
and. understanding. Beginning with
Monday, these teams will practise on
the lower field daily. They will ar.
range schedule of games with teams
OF their class-120 pounds and under.
Seven Men Back
There are seven 20" men in school
this year. They are Capt. TONY" Cor
rea, Fred Peterson, Harvey Hitch.
cock, Dudley Pratt, Donald Brown,
Sleepy Baldwin and Noble Kauhane
Five of these men are "yearlings,s
that Is, they have had only one years
experience There are several others
who have had second-team and sub.
stitute experience who should be,
valuable men this year-Biil Mahikoa,
Bill Paikuli. Herman Alexander,
Jimmy Rothschild, Aulay Macaulay,
Nelson Robinson, Alex. Walker and
Robert Kula. Kula, Paikuli and Alex.
ander have proved good as substitutes
IN critical games against Kamehame-
ha and each has nearly won his let.
ter.
Decker and Ieal Out d.
Punahou gets two ex-high schoo,
men this year, Kenneth Decker and
George Leal, both of whom look good
for back material, though they are a
bit light; Chang comes from McKin-
ley, too, and he may make good
hneman; Clarence Blake, who has had
some football experience at Kane.
hameha, has also donned the mole.
skins. t.'s
Among the promising new ma.
terial should be mentioned three
huslies that have come I'D from the
Prep school: Mortimer Lydgate, Will
Kanakanuf and Charlie Hughes. These
fellows all have the weight and shout;
develop in a year or two into valn-
able men. The same is true OF Hec.
tor Moir and others. Kee Fook Zane,
brother of the sterling player of 1910,
is out this season. His weight and
hardness should make him valu.
able iineman. Clarence Kahai of La
hainaluna also looks promising. Leon
Ebersole. Johnny Fassoth and n.
Hampton are other additions to thu
squad. ~. ... 81.
Hard Campaign .. .
Punahou has a hard task laid out
FOR her If she is to win the fourteenth
consecutive championship The men
and coaches all recognize this and
they are carefully getting ready for
the big games. II is fortunate that
one Of the members of the faculty,
Godfrey L. Bergman, is crack athlete
and a speedy quaterback He knows
the game from goal to goal and he has
played a lot Of it. He and Frank Mid.
kiff will have charge of the varsity
squad. Both these men have played
together and know the same system
of play ........ ~ II
Punahou expects the same loyal
support from the alumni this year
that she has always had. The coach.
ing and inspiration of Bill Patty.
Johnny 6'Bowda, Billy Williamson and
many Others have always been the
strongest factors in turning out the
successful teams OF previous years
and surely these old grads will lend
their experience and enthusiasm
again. = -. -:
The team will have fewer expert