The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-03
Visitors RoInp OF
With Easy Games
lnterscholastics Have to Work
With Paia But Make Rec
ord Score Against Wailuku
Blues.

Honolulu's combination of inter
scholastic football stars found Maui
easy picking and return home with
one of the biggest scores of the sea
son dangling from their belt. Paia
was able to make the visitors think
they were in a real game but the in
terscholastics ran rings around Wal
luku and won as they pleased, 105 to
o. The Blues were helpless on the de-
Tense though able to make some gains
in the %infrequent times when they
had the ball.
Waikiki Smothered
Less than half a dozen plays were
necessary for the Honolulu boys to
make their first score yesterday af-
ternoon, an intercepted foreward pass
doing the trick. There followed an
exhibition by the visitors who repeat
ed their fine display OF interference,
circled the ends went through the
line and made long forward passes in
a dashing style. The locals were
helpless and showed absence of train
ing and coaching. In the first half
the massachusetts crossed the Wal
luku goal 6 times in the third quarter
they scored thrice and in the last
quarter put the plSShlh dNlpSS Ola
times more.
Without doubt Waikiki missed
Pogue but it is an outstanding fact
that the Blues have done no consist
ent training or practice since their
second victory over Paia while the
Maroons have gone on improving
their form. Baldwin did perhaps the
best work of any of the Blues.
n,,snI- FI.,,aJ 80. ~,
i've interference for the running of
Bill Wise, accurate passing and
snappy team work enabled the Homo
lulu Interscholastic All-Stars to run
up a score of 40 to 0 against Paia
Sunday afternoon. Wise was a team
in himself and is easily he best back
that has been seen On Maui but that
assertion should not belittle the splen-
did team work Of his fellows. They
are a hard playing, fast moving well
trained bunch Of boys who get from
the game all that there il in it.
Only foul miaG - Of play We're
necessary 10 show which way the tide
was 10 drift. a long run from a double
pass being The feature that led up to
IT," first scCre, carrying The ball TO
within st"ih ng distance and line
IIunStS ldh!IC t!e IISShll l-I''SS'
Maui's play was mostly on the de
fensive, the Maroons making a first
down only three or -four times and
Coleman showing best for Paia in run
ming with the ball. On the defensive
the Maroons did some brilliant work
the stars in that line beng Coleman,
Smythe, Hair, Chartrand, Machado and
Souza, the all in tackling and SouZa
especially in breaking up loreward
passes. Some especially good deien-
sive work was shown in the last half
when Paia held for downs on its w
goal line securing the bali with only
about a DOT of ground to spare and
punting out of momentaIy danger.
In the first quarter the visitors
scored and then came some nip and
tuck playing. Another touch down
and goal came in the second quarter.
In the last half youth and better
training of the visitors tolG effective
ly and five times lhey crossed the Ma
room line, foreward passes doing the
trick twice. One Of the Honolulu's
most spectacular and effective plays
was a well executed triple pass and
there were several fine doubl4 passes
almost invariably for long gains.
Wise made four of the Honolulu
touch downs, Mcqueen two and Aud
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