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LEAGUE STANDINGS W Iolani Farrington . .. Saint Louis ,,,, . Kamehameha . Roosevelt . . .. Koimuki . Punahou ,,,,,,, McKinley ..,..,.... S. 012 9 9 7 6 4 4 l T-'22 .,.,, I a W + lzilglf SLC-PUNAHOU Captains ready , . . whistle blows . . . the l95O season be- gins . . . Crusaders are overwhelm- ing favorites in their first defense of their football crown . . . Saints and Puns display strong defensive stands . . . Pohakuans dent Pun's defense late in the second period . . . Al Forsythe intercepts West- fall's pass and returns it to the Buff's 44 yard line. Devastating line bucks by Val Freitas, Al De Rego and Forsythe put the ball on the 3O yard line . . , Crusaders delayed by a penalty, but Herb Okamura hit Bcb chulte for 8 yards. Oka ra in connects with Cabral rnl ards and a first down the 9. Okamura mixing his plays well, sends Val Freitos and Al De Rego into the middle of the line for another first down on the 8 yard line. For- sythe, then takes a beautifully executed pitchout from Okamura and goes around left end for the touchdown . , . Puns threaten as Freitas fumbles on our 7 yard line . . . Saints prove themselves champions by forcing the Oahuans to lose the ball on downs . . . Freitos and Forsythe outstanding, as were the Okamura to Cabral combination. SLC-FARRINGTON Crusaders start like champs . . . Miyata recovers fumble on the 49 yard line . . . Diminutive Al For- sythe slithers through right guard, eludes the secondary and scores unmolested . . . Politicians strike back . , . Dick Mendez passes to twin brother Dave, who in turn laterals to Mau for the T.D .... Saints retaliate in the second per- iod . . . Herb Okamura passes to Walt Cab I r 39 ar and the score , . . ill o oots his second c v ici e Saints forge ahed -7... angl... The disastrous second half begins . . . Saints are held to 3 yards gained from scrimmage . . . Govs take advantage of this and play ring-arcund-the-rosie with the Crusaders . . . The inevitable hap- pens as Dick Mendez scoots around right end to score . . . Feary kicks the all important point to tie up the game. SLC-IOLANI Due to injuries to key players on the SLC's starting lineup, Iolani is rated an even choice against the mighty Crusaders . . . Raiders running attack terrific as they forge ahead 7-O , , . Father Bray's boys score again as the Saints go on a fumbling spree . . . Crusaders come to life in the third period . . . Drive to e R 'der's l-4, where Ok rgt ral combi- nation cli for int's initial score . . . Crusaders contract the disease of fumbI-itis as they fumble twice . . . Proves costly as Raiders turn them into TD's . . . Final score read Iolani 25, Saints 6 . . . Crusaders disappointing as they go down to defeat, after 25 CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES,
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' dngmfflie Sportsmanship was thoroughly stressed by the coaches in all matters whatsoever, and never can it be said that this vital virtue was overlooked for some less important detail. Sparked by the vicious line thrusts of Val Freitas, and the spectacular off-tackle plays of diminutive Albert Forsythe, coupled together with the feared pass combination of Herbert Okamura to Walter Cabral, the Crusaders landed near the top of the heap, being second best only to a great lolani team. These Gallant Knights did not add another championship to the glory of St. Louis, but they did stand out because of their outstanding feats of sportsmanship and courage, A..-kk. , , 8, , n., - 1 fs. Q - ' ,Q-53, ..4as1,4,n, ' Bockfield Coach Jyun Hiroto Line Coach Leon Sterling, Jr. 4 5: gk Mp , kd ,. I. 1 , Sink Q .N-I fa, I 14 . aj. J ey .L V? . . Q, . . K , . . .,r,. .. -V' ,.. .Q N , . . T- 1- 4 f'- r' , 1 3 4+ e ,. . .. . t pf 4 :if r9ff'r 'f 'bf L 1 fc f ty? t 4kw:.',M,l itKf fr' M - .-. A -8, -A -' ' .. F skaygmx. ,. s1.ff'J4,-, . -4 .. q .f Top Row, I to H .,.'e-21.1 i ' I :Q A Q.,,'f -.2191 T iff' H. Rosario l31l, R. ' -SW -gf sing i34i, R. Schulte QV xi, ...- 'R l28l, A. De Rego 4373, W R. Auwoe mam. Middle Row, i to r: S. Low l45l, W. Cody l33l, R. Okito l54l, J. Nakomo ll0l, W. Yano i13l. Bottom Row, I to r: R. Arioli l50l, K. Sereno 4167, J. Nokoo l23l, R. Miyato l42l, V. Freitos l53l. 65
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