The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-26
THE FOOTBALL FIELD.

Harvard is in favor OF abolishing the place
lick
| Stanford and Berkeley are not satisfied with
The result OF the tie game on December IL and
1ik OF playing it oil.
Football on horseback has been introduced in
Htocklyn by the Riding and Driving Club.
There are five men on side.
Pennsylvania league is being sgitated, to be
4 composed OF three more OF the following
| colleges: Lehigh, Lafayette, State, Buckueli
| and franklin aud Marshall
Kendall college has football eleven of deaf
/ mules. Just what the poor dummy who is
q the bottom OF the heap does when Ii is time
| soy yell down" is Il mystery not yet explained.
| Hooks very much now as IL Hinc&ey, the
great lett eud OF Yale. would be elected captain
CT the team. He Will be junior next year, and
1 mas had two years of experience on the eleven.
An association has been formed at West Pon.
| Tor the encouragement of football, baseball and
| athletics in general Lieut. Tate represents the
| yoofoaii Interest and Lieut.. Cameron the base
ball
Princeton Is said 20 be in favor of keeping up
| the CID Intercollegiate Association. posed of
| Saie, Princeton. Pennsylvania and Wesleyan
ana against the proposed triple league, made up
| o. Yale, Harvard and Princeton
IN unusual feature of the stanford Berkeley
1 match was the TACT that the coachers OF the two
eams acted as referee aud umpire. Camp re-
| k'eed snd MeClung umpired the first halt and
m tAe second half they changed positions.
DIT J, William White. of the University OF
rnnsYlvsnia, says that football players are, as
'a9e, good students. while the injuries re-
| ~"ed IN matches amount TO but little when
nnipared 10 the physical benefits derived from
| paying the game
Naval Cadet Charles 5. Book walter. of Illinois.
soona class. naval academy. has been pre-
| ~a'eI with regulation sword by the Naval
aaaemy Auxiliary Athletic Association for be-
1 Estae best all-round football player in the
l 9scemy TINS season
! shoF's are being made by Yale men to induce
\ -oP4fon, Who bad his training on the Ssie
| -" hne, IL desist coaching the University OF
4 NaasYiVanta Yale training and Yale play was
.'0ceced by Wosiruf. the result; being
4 - victory over frlnceton-the drst in Penn
| TFsnia's history
WIS estimated that Yale will receive about
~ Is her share OF the receipts o. the Yale
| s.'sSAf1 gsne al Springfield. which, with sI2.-
1I0m the Princeton game. VIII make sO.Ocn.
ssefpectcd ;aat This sum will wIpe out the
ossse an !hs (se field and leave hand
ss; crew
ap1 hlns snd Romans. of the Frineetons
II Contempt Of court for no, responding 10
as'poenas issued from tne Brooklyn city court
Ne Damage sulf OF Charles |. Flack. b. I'd
se merchant D. East Orange. against The Yale
tHhce;oa football association 10 recover
sS'W aamaSes tor having leg crushed BY the
TIE grand stand st Eastern park at the
"eoa game two years ago
zoe University Of Pennsylvania team VIII
ae1t year rs graduation Thsyer Camp
49, simmons. Mackey and Adams. although
4asi three iaSy return tor posi-g:at ua,e
E~~ The team vii have some good new
e'sAl IL usxoo:. the famous half bscS of
lS'' Snd Thomas. A.i;-oaek and captain %
atter koaieuy team. both of whom nave
80 Tie med.ca. department
university OF Michigan is afire WITH en-
In over football President Angc.l is
- - say.lg 81 TIE close o. recent game
A zen We q - = were defeated ~: wa
"sni - "e classed - a th.rd-ciass iust-
We must improve our IooI ball team. "