The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-25
Pearl Harbor Marines Too
Speedy For Paia's Eleven


| 4S yard line.
Two line bucks netted the Marines
eight yards but on the next play they
fumbled, Paia recovering on their 35
yard line. Chartrand attempting an
end run, was thrown for loss of
seven yards but the Marines received
five yards penalty for being offside
Coleman then made first down
through center. A pass by Rolph was
uncompleted and he then punted. to
the invaders 20 yard line.
An end run and two line bucks made
first down for the Marines, another
center rush gained four yards, then
Culbertson found a hole between tao
kle and guard advancing the ball 1S
yards further. On this play the Ma
rines were again penalized five yards
for being offside, and moment later
Paia recovered the ball on a tumble
at the halfway mark
Failing to make first down the Ma
rooms punted to the Marines 1S yard
line recovering the ball at the same
station on tumble and the Marines
receiving five yard penalty placed
the pigskin oval on their IL yard line
A forward pass, Coleman to Rolph,
NdS HOl COl1Dltleu anu cOleIlldH at
tempted drop kick, but was blocked
and Paia received 10 yard penalty
on the third down. A forward pass
completed brought the Maroons five
yards closer to victory and Coleman
again attempted a drop kick the ball
rising high into the air but passing
yard outside the posts. Marines ball
on their 20 yard line.
Three attempted passes, two of
which were successful, gained II
yards for the Pearl Harbor squad as
the referees whistle blew ending the
first half Score co.
Tide Turns Suddenly
Opening the third quarter Paia
kicked off to the Marines rs yard
line and Rolph dumped the pigskin
receiver in his tracks. Two passes
uncompleted and an end run failed
to make first down and the Marines
punted, the ball hitting the ground
about thirty yards from the play.
Chartrand the Paia full back, instead
of receiving the ball, stood by wait
ing for it too roll out of bounds with
the result of placing it on Paia's own
1S yard line. An end run lost yards
to the "Maroons" and Misner. their
center, sent the ball 10 yards back
or the scrimmage line to Chartrand
who had signals to punt but the ball
nit the ground before reaching him
and bounced over the goal line where
he was tackled behind his own goal
FOR a safety.
On the next scrimmage a forward
pass, Rolph to Coleman, sent the lit
tie Maroon" quarter back charging
down the field reaching the Marines
10 yard line before tackled. An at
tempted pass and two end runs fail
ing to advance, Coleman attempted
a drop kick but was blocked again by
the speedy Marine ends, recovering
The ball however on the Marine 40
yard line. Two passes failed and
Coleman punted to the Marines 20
yard line. About that time the Ma
rines must have remembered Chateau
Thiery or Verdun or something like
that. Anyhow smashing drives
through center and through guard
with IL yard forward pass placed
the ball on Paia's yard line where
Souza recovered for the "Maroons"
on a tumble. The whistle ending the
third quarter found the ball in Paia's
possession on her own 6 yard line at
first down.
Starting the third quarter Chart.
rand punted to Paia's 35 yard line
from where the Marines started their
successful march goalward Three
line bucks put the ball on the Paia
yard line from where Culbertson
went "over the top" to the goal. Kyle
converted.
With 10 minutes to play the in
III inly or tA hn oD
20 yard line, Rolph running the ball
back 10 yards. Smashes at center
gained but yards and Chartrand
punted to the half way mark. Two
line bucks and an attempted pass
failed TO gain for the Marines who
then punted to Souza on the Paia 80
and the "Maroons" punted back to
the so yard line. Two passes by the
Marines gained 8 yards but on the
third attempt Rolph intercepted the
ball and dashed away for thirty yards
bringing it up the so yard mark. A
forward pass Chartrand to Coleman
gained IA yards and Souza went
through center for more. Another
trip via the air Chartrand to Cole
man placed the ball on the Marines
20 yard line as the whistle blew end
ing the contest
Good Sportsmanship Throughout
Both teams are worthy of the great
est commentator for the good sport
manship and clean playing that was
shown throughout the game. Not
once was there a penalty for rough
treatment or any intentional injuries.
The Marines won the game by their
superiority in breaking through the
Ar nIo
ly responsible for the single touch
down of the game. Both Colonel
Thorpe end Captain Newton Best,
U. S. Marine Corps, were highly
pleased at the good showing made by
the Maui boys and expressed further
pleasure in the clean way of playing
of both elevens.
Stars of the Day
To attempt to pick stars from the
Marine team when each member
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