Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-30

the FORWARD pass, anu Inc 1 W. ~ ~
failed to gain ground in this way. Hs
kept only one man back tor de-
tense. and took no chances of fumbl'
ing. "Chuck" Smith played a whale OF
game. He played the old style ham
mer away football, which gained the
Town Team much ground. Taken all
in all he was perhaps the biggest
ground gamer Of the day.
Kahiklna played a beautiful game.
He plays along the order Of Noble
Kauhane, the former Punahou star,
and is every bit as speedy. He used
his head to advantage in all the plays,
and made one long run which was re-
sponsible for % yards.
Gilman on the Job
Anterior Gilman, although he has
been out of the game for long period,
played good football. He played a
beautiful game on defense, and his
punting was excellent. Gilman played
a clean game throughout, but spilled
his opponents hard on a number OIL
occasions. Patty also opened up big
holes for his team and outplayed AL
brecht throughout.
Whitcomb was easily the star in
the Y. NJ. c. A. line, but Kampert and
Won Holt also played good football.
The Y. NJ. C. A. backfietd with the
exception of Davis did not gain much
ground, but kept hammering away at
the opposing linesman for small
bucks. Bill Inman was opposed to
Whitcomb, and naturally his work did
not stand out, but he played a gritty
game as did McInerny.
Called Him Back
Early in the game Kahikini made
noble run. He skirted the end for 70
yards and Inman followed this up with
an attempt for place kick which fail
ed. H. McInerny went out of the game
and was relieved by Liu. Here Davis
ran 40 yards for touchdown, but the
score was not allowed on account Of
Blowers decision that there was slug
ging. Smith made three or four gains
Of eight yards each and Kahikini got
six yards.
In the second quarter, Darnell, Pam
mel and Davis made first down and
Whiteomb made another first down.
The Town Team held and Kahikini
went around end for II yards. Schu
man hurled a, forward pass to Gilman
for Is yard gain when the second
quarter ended.
Some Car1ouflaee
In the third quarter Rodrigues pull
ed a little camouflage stuff and hiding
behind blade of grass, jumped up
and received Schuman's pass and ran
40 yards for a touchdown, evading
Davis on the way. Inman kicked
goal, and the Town Team adherents
threw fit. Following this score Smith
tore the left side of the Y. NJ. line to
threads. The Y. NJ. team brought the
ball to the five yard line, but Davis at
tempted to run the end and was
doWned. After an exchange of punts
Smith tore off three gains of about
10 yards each, and the game ended as
darkness took a strangle hold on the
field.
Britton Was Busy
Captain Britton had his hands full
on account Of the pugiljstic tendencies
Of some Of the athletes, but he handled
the game in regular manner Brit
ton did effective work in keeping the
players from hitting in the clinches.
The crowd turned out in large num-
bers and a long line of automobiles
formed along one side of the field
There was goodly number of spec
tators in the grandstand and hun
dreds on the bleachers. Football has
taken hold all right. and the next
game between these two teams should
bring out a record crowd.
Town Team. YM.C.A.