University of Hawaii Honolulu - Ka Palapala Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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KA 1‘AI.Al’ALA 68 Collegiate football assumed the rankin'» place in Hawaii during the season of l‘ 23: for the first time since l'L’O the I'niversity of Hawaii won the championship. In our local world this is one of the most significant events that has taken place, for it places college sport here on a higher plane than the standards of the outside teams. The result was obtained through modern, collegiate t ot ball. Following the success in the local league, the Varsity team scored another monumental victory when it out- played and defeated the visiting team from the )rcgon Agricultural College in a post-season game played in II. •I. Traut iwaii on New Year's It was not the first time Hawaii had defeated a main land college team; but it was the first time it had defeated or even put up any real competition against a team of the caliber of the Oregon Aggies, one of the most powerful defense teams in the Pacific Coast Conference. The score was; Hawaii. 7:0. A. ( .. 0. The winning of the local championship was obtained through playing consistently intelligent football; in every case the opposing teams outweighed the Varsity players, and could have outplayed them, had they exercised the co- ordination which gives teams of lesser ability the ultimate supremacy. Team play and an esprit de corps which was lacking in the other teams, were the factors in victorv. •I. Cruicksliank