The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-14
THE FOOTBALL FIELD.

Capt Sturtevaut. OF the Tacomas, 10 q wonder.
fully clever half-back.
WA. Peters. the lawyer, played on the Yale
team in Walter Camps time.
Football continues to grow In popularity
among the southern colleges.
Garfield, captain OF the Williams college
team, Is son OF the murdered president.
Church. the center rush of the Athletic Clubs
team, used to play the same position at Prince.
ton.
such good Judge a. Walter Camp says that
0sgood, Of Cornell, is the finest hall. back on the
field today.
Both Folsom and Randall did good work a.
hsi''backs In the Tacoma game aud SO did At.
fsson at iull-back
purng the month of October the Princeton
Mn played ten games, scoring 396 points to
~opronents none
sccrea. the lusty young Yale freshman who
ns been playing guard, is being given trial
"cen'er and is doing well.
oape Robertson may not be able to play in the
thanksgiving game on account of the damaged
we ne fecelved at Tacoma on Saturday.
All persons not members Of the football team
nave been forbidden entrance to the Princeton
'"i'ege grounds during football practice.
eoiings, Hooker. Ford and Harrais. the state
university men playing with the Athletic Club,
aesa up their ends IN Saturdays game at Ia
Coma
fnneeton has scored 74o points to forty -f.ve
points tor the University OF Pennsylvania since
.ns admission OF the latter into the Intercol.
iesiaie League.
ihe Harvard team is in a bad way as several
!. ''s tisn are crippled. Ii they are not in trim
oy next saturday the team will have no show at
Ai against Yale
new departure in the football line 10 the
Iesaman match. which has been arranged be-
,ssen Tie University of Pennsylvania aud
ffineeion irst year meu
Lewis, the colored player who was taken away
a"h hStvard's center for time. has been put
IN .he position. and Will play il in the Yale
s's unless something unforeseen occurs
'i1nceton men are Growing over the fact the
aear 'esms new guard. Hall. made such a good
Dsihg against the great HeffeIhnger in tho
ham.
Harvard is said 20 be copving Al closelv an
wssihle The game that Yale put up AZ spriuc.
80 i&ss year. fsse is, however, expected 10
800 some new tactics tor tie great game on
as1s Saturday
~" 4iauord contrary to The general e1psc-
a' 10 showing up we'll as Harysrt's
saSsf'oack He is a slow runner. but is ex.
aet quick with his hands and runs his tssu,
.A judgment
,Saihibr, an Old Harvard man. who was ure-
s sAssu rom playing on Saturday with the A,h
~. e'Ge team because he had not fully r,eov
- 'sefa bad attack .! quinsy, will b. in thu
s.as On Thanksgiving.
~'oaA Is beginning 10 take rs strong , h,,3
s the Western colleges as in the East The
- eetweea Purdue aud DC rauw unlver.i.
indianapolis. on Thanksgiving dav "a
V'sd To draw s.3oe or 1900 people
,ias Harvard and Yale elevens hsys ZACH
hlne games this season. aud Princeton
n nss, Win the following results: Harvard
n.n., opponents a. Ysie Sii points ONO
Fsinoeton IS points. opponents
o.. men who are picked to play on the Ys.
So,.s Mccormick, captain. Lily Lyman
eps,ss =, Aase Richards. stiiiman. Laurie Bliss.
Co. MIS- hcCres, Dyer. Nessler, Armstrong
s.sss, haiterwofth, Graves Beard. Vain.
hlakey and H.koA
s,sa.. ssaersi dubious feeling about Yals's
r. when matched asainst Harvsr. or
saxs.s a ms disappeared since Princeton was
E,-. TIE University of Pennsylvania and
a .,.. showed Cornell to play her SO nea..y
e sptsi'. Of which 80 rnch is heard.
vita ,A,. . no better way than In the readiness
tael, 80 'Ae old Captain. aud coschers leave
tss esa - s'soAs and come 10 New Haven at
sesk tas captain II tue eleven. During
ssseass 'fe last the Ys.e PLAYERS have ben
"s.'Sf Camp, Howard knapp,