Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26
COLLEGIANS and
PUNS CONFIDENT
OF WINNING OUT
Both Clubs Ready for Big Grid
iron Battle Tomorrow After
noon; Strong Lineups viii
Face Each Other at Whistle

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9TH the Punahou and College OF
II Hawaii teams are confident OF VIC
= tory tomorrow afternoon at the
Tunahou field when the two come to-
gether for second time this season,
and the result shoslld be baltic royal
between the grid warriors.
Hawaii News
After the most strenuous week OF
practise this season, the College Of
Hawaii Is preparing TO meet Punahou
for the second game Saturday after.
room on Punahou field. The biggest
gain the college has made is in the
line for the backfeld has always been
the strongest portion of the team
During the first game the line man.
aged to hold its own, but IN the sec
ond game, with Kan, the line broke
repeatedly. However, with Bromley
and Albrecht at right and left tackles
during the Mckinley game the most
logical lineup was discovered, for
these two positions were previously
the weakest.
The complete line now stands: Ma
riuchi, L.; Albrecht, It.; Denison and
-sSng, l.g.; Chalmers and King, c.;
sIaJselden and Wung, re-; Bromley,
IL: Iwanaga and Al, re. This line
Rod an excellent opportunity to prove
- worth on "wednesday AFTERNOON in
game with Fort Kamehameha.
There was hardly one man on the
. college team who was not outweighed
by his opponent. and this. together
with the loss of Brash and Davis, put
the offensive OF the college at dis
advantage: yet the objective of the
game was TO put the new line up
against an exceptionally heavy team
and watch the result The college
PLAYED all around the Fort Kameha-
mehs aggregation despite its weight
Two New stars
In addition to having recently ac-
ouired two good men at tackles. the
college has In the persons OF Davis
and Pammel another advantage that
II did not enjoy in its first game with
Puuahou. II is hoped also that Kong
viii be able to get In the Punahou
game. for he has been lame ever since
the first game, where he made such
4 remarkable showing. Cowan and
Wung, however, will probably not De
In tho game. Hayselden has been one
Of the sturdiest fighters the college
ever possessed and he will undoubt-
edly give his former Punahou team
mates q keen exhibition at right guard
beside Joe Chalmers at center. an
other former Punahou boy, but whose
ability was notsdiscoyered till he came
to the college.
The college realizes that It has not
been alone in making steady improve
ment since the first Punahou game,
Int 1t is prepared to show Punahou
q better game than that OF ocsoper
6th.
runshou Forecast
Punahou is working hard to meet
the college aggregation. They feel
very uneasy over the three ex-Mis-
souri, Valley conference men recently
added to the Hawaii lineup. The men
have been given extra hard training
this week, but they sorely needed It.
II was necessary 20 shift Sleepy
Baldwin to right end. to m the va
caney left by Akana's leaving school.
Pogue was set at right half and kau-
hane placed at left half. This mas
very seriously handicapped the Burr
and Blue and they done work together
any too smoothly. 1t is the old case
Of having Punahou fight offset lack
of finish and smoothness.
It is going to Ne some job to stop
the speedy Davis and Pammel and to
cover the passes Of Brash to Rrom-
lev. Maruichi and either half. Puma
hon simply VIII have to speed up.
And with no very speedy men, this
speeding up is some problem.
Line-up
The Buff and Blue will line up as
follows: Lee, Johnny Fassoth; 1t.
Mortimer Lydgate; 1.g, Kee Fook
zane: G., Captain Dudley Pratt; re-,
Nelson Robinson; TT. Hermann Alex
ander: re, SLEEPY Baldwin; Q.b.,
Bob Mahikoa; lb., Noble Kanhane:
Z f.b.. Fred Peterson: r.b., Henry Pogue.
Substitutes for first call will be e.
GRAY. z. Holmes and X. Decker, line
or end; r. Higgins/ d. Hampton and