Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-15
PUNAHOU WALKS
over MCKINLEY
GRID WARRIORS
Academy Fifteen SWampS High.
School From Soup to Nuts
in Opening Mix for HonorS

from Mckinley high I'm the former
first contest for the 1917 interscholas
tic football honors ON Alexander field
winning by a score OF 80 to o.
Mckinley, fought consistently, bu'
Punahou had by far the heavier team
Punahou also had the faster" squad In
spite OF their weight and their size
And probably most Significant, Puma
hou boasted the greatest number Of
experienced players.
Game Well Played
The game was featured by the sue
cessful execution OF forward passes
by Punahou, two of which went right
over the line for touehdewns. Puma
hou carried the ball the greater part
OF the time, usually gaining by end
runs and skin tackle bucks. Mckinley
attempted to use several fancy shifts
and passes when they carried the ball,
but they we're without much success.
for the middle of Punahou's line was
in upon them too quickly.
Around Captain bud" Pratt, the
Punahou line conferred powerful de-
Tense. The middle of the line particu-
Iarly was strong, Robinson playing
conspicuously at right guard and Lid
gate at left tackle. The latter was
playing in this position for the first
time and in it showed up strong.
SLEEPY" Baldwin was at half back
in place OF Kauhane, who is not elig-
ible TO play in interscholastic games,
end with Pogue at the other half, Pet
erson at full, and Mahikoa at quarter,
made up a back field whose work was
featured by its strong offense. Pogue
attracted much attention by his long
runs, although Baldwin figured in
these less conspicuously by getting In
10 the interference. Peterson was
strong on running back punts.
High Guards Strong
Chang and oliyeira made the center.
OF McKinley's line impregnable except
to couple of surprises McKinley's
ends were not able to smash the Puma
hou interference but on few occasions,
but the back field followed them up
well. On the offense Mckinley could
not hold the Punahou line which piled
into their plays to hold them for no
gains or to throw them for losses.
Hardly five minutes of play elapsed
when Punahou first scored. Mckinley
received the ball at the kick off, Jones
taking the catch and being downed on
the 35 yard line. Mckinley failed to
gafn on three bucks, kicked, and Po-
que ran the ball back 40 yards, from
where Peterson put a drop kick be-
tween the bars after two unsuccessful
attempts at bucks. The score stood 3
to nothing in favor of Punahou.
Punahou received the ball on the
next kick, Peterson ran it back Is
yards, and with the exception of one
set back when they were penalized 20
yards for being off side and for hold
ing, Punahou marched steadily down
flle field for another touchdown. Tive
bucks by Baldwin, 80 yard by Pogue,
a nine yard run by Mahikoa, buck by
Baldwin, another buck by Mahikoa,
two runs by Pogue, and another buck
by Baldwin placed the leather across
and Peterson capped the climax by
kicking the goal, to make the score 10
to 0 in favor of the Buff and Blue.
Punahou again received the ball and
Peterson carried ii back to McKinley's
As yard line. After several bucks,
Peterson attempted to make another
drop kick, the ball was blocked and
received by Mckinley who was soon
forced to kick, Peterson carrying the
ball back TO the center Of the field.
Punahou could not gain and kicked
again, but forced Mckinley to kick
and Pogue, receiving it ran the ball
back to Mckinley's % yard line. In
the first play Peterson sent a long
pass TO Fassoth at left end, who had
crossed the goal line. The score was
is to 0 because Peterson failed to kick
the goal.
Mckinley Receives
Thompson received for Mckinley on
the kick off, but they we're unable TO
gain, kicked to Punahou. The ball
was brought back to McKinley's %
yard line by Pogue. A pass 20 Akana
just failed The half ended here.
Peterson kicked off for Punahou,
Mckinley lost the ball on a tumble
and in a series of bucks Punahou car
ried the ball across the line for an
other touchdown, Pogue scoring. Pet
erson executed difficult kick. Score
% TO 0.
Punahou kicked off and Mahikoa
was down on Tsukiyama, who receiv-
ed the ball, in short order. Mckinley
was forced to kick and punahou start
ed back down the field, gaining in
lcng forward pass from Peterson to
baldwin. Hampton went in for Hig-
gins who was in Alexander's place at
right tackle, and he spoke to Robinson
as he went onto the field, for which
he was penalized five yards, by new
ruling which goes into effect this year.
Oliyiera was knocked out. Punahou
then started off again and sent the
ball over for the next touchdown in a
clean mass from Peterson TO Baldwin.
peterson kicked the goal and score
stood so to 0.
The Iineups of the two teams were
as follows:
Mckinley Suszuki, l. e.; McTag,
CART, i. t.; Chang. l. g.; oliyiera, r. g.;
jacobson, r. T.; Akana, r. e.; Ihomp-
son, a. b.; Nua, l. H.; Tsul1iyan1a, r H.;
and Jones, I. b. ~
Punahou-Fa ssoth, !. e.; Lidgate, =
+: zane, r. g.; Pratt, C.; Robinson, 7.
q: Alexander, r. T.; Akana, T. e.; TO
cue. r. H.; Baldwin, |. h.; Peterson, l
:. and Mahikoa, q. b.
The officials were: Blowers, rel