Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-15
HAWAII RAH RAH LADS NOSE out
KAMEHAMEHAS IN RAGGED BATTLE
CoIegans Serve Up Sluggish Brand of Football and Almost
Taste Defeat at the Hands of the Rams 0verconfi-
denGe on the Part of Hawaii Causes Close Score -
Luck Changes in Third Quarter and Rams Fall Back on
Defensive Play.
THE College of Hawaii tackled
Kanehameha with entirely too

THE College of Hawaii tackled
| Kan1ehameha with entirely t0o
much confidence Saturday AID
barely Won out, to s. Even though
, mehameha does habitually dampen
It's field to disconcert its foes, the col.
lege had no excuse for its ragged and
sluggish line. For the first half IF the
game and during the greatest Jart Of
the third quarter Urabbe, HusscY,
Coleman and Dawson jumped around
and through the college line almost at
will, and we're it not for such men as
Brash, Bromley, Davis and Pemmei
who did most OF the defense and all of
the offense, the college would most
certainly have gotten a we'll deserved
drubhing. The first quarter was hard.
| ly started when the Kams steadily
| pushed the college from it's ten yard
| line to, touchdown. On a second oc.
cas1on, during the same quarter, Hus-
sey found clear field around the
colleges left end and v,ouId have
made a clean touchdown were it not
for Brash's almost supe-human chase.
During the middle Of the third quar-
ter the colleges luck changed when
Brash went into right tackle to
strengthen the ragged line and Pam.
mel took right half back With the
line thus steadied the back field was
given its first chance to take the Of
fensiVe,> and the tall remained in Ia.
mehameha's territory for the remand
er of the game To Davis and Pam
mel, the colleges two new stars, Kan
owes it's bitter disappointment. There
were very few plays from he start of
the game to the finish in which Davis
did not take a prominent Part.
Play BY Play
Bromley kicked TO Coleman, who
was nailed on Hams IS yard line by
Albrecht. Dawson was caught behind
the line by Bromley for the second
down; Dawson attempted a second
line plunge but could not get past
Chalmers. Crabbe found a hole in the
college line and made three yards on
the first down. Crab6e'G forward pass
va intercepted by Brash, who dropped
it. Crabbe punted to Davis, who was
downed on the colleges Is yard line.
Davis made Is yards around kams
left end. LAWS punted and then nailed
kanuu on the colleges 80 yard line
Crabbe made a successful pass to
Hussey, who reached the colleges 6
yard line before brash caught him.
Coleman bucked the line and was
stopped on the colleges yard line
Dawson and Groves then made sever
al line bucks which resulted in carry
ing the ball over the colleges line b.
a few inches. Hussey failed to kick
the goal. Score 6 to in favor of Kan.
Davis kicked to Crabbe, who was
downed on the colleges 40 yard line
Crabbe's forward pass was caught by
Davis who was stopped on the colleges
50 yard line. BraSh, Davis and Bronl-
ley between them plunged through
kan1's line for yards. Davis puntea
to Crabbe who was nailed by Wung.
Albrecht caught Groves three yards
behind Kam's line The quarter vas
called on the colleges 81 yard line
Muddy Field ..@.> @
Crabhe's forward pass was inter-
.cepted by Davis. Brash bucked Kam's
line for yards but lost the bail.
Groves made yards; Crabbe made Il
yards around the colleges right END.
Groves fumbled the ball but CTabea
recovered it on the colleges 25 yard
line. Hussey's place kick failed.
Hussey kicked to Davis. Davis
.punted the ball out of the mud 10
Coleman, who was pailed on the col
lege's 40 yard line Crabbe passed 20
Hussey for yards. Pammel was sent
into right. half and Brash replaced
Wung at right tackle. but the referee
penalized the college Is yards because
Pammel spoke to Brash before report
ing to him.
Kuwamoto caught crabbe's forward