The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
THE FOOTBALL FIELD.

Beale. captain of the Boston Latin school
eleven, will enter Harvard next fall.
"Jake" Camp, tho famous haif-back of the
University of Pennsylvania, put in the holidays
on hunting trip.
Although the college football season closed in
the East month ago. the Gaelic game 10 still
played great deal
Furman university defeated the South Caro-
lima college for the championship of south Car
DINA by score OF 40 to
tn University of Virginia and the Virginia
Military institute are qusrrelng over the ques-
ton as to which is entitled TO the championship
Of the South.
Hslf.back Osgood. late OF Cornell. but now OF
the University Of Pennsy wanna. Will represent
the r. A. :. c. In the heavyweight wrestling
class at the A. A. U. championships.
Frank 4. Hinkey, the great end player. who
hiss been decided upon the next captain OF
Yale Is the silent man OF the eleven. lie is con-
adeyei the best end rush III the country.
Ct Louis is TO have an Association football
league among the members OF the soialities OF
the different parishes of the city There will be
teams from -. Malachy's, 81. Johns, St The
| resas, - Alphousus sud ST. Michael's
The largest football scores on record were
made by Harvard against Exeter in 1856. i23 to
0; by Yale against Wesleyan in 1855. 1S6 to o.,
| and by Princeton against Lafayette in 1854,
1900
| Since the present game of football was estab-
| lshed the thirteen captains OF the Yale team
have played tine tottowtng positions: Three ut
4 bai-back, two tack e. two quarterback, two
center, two end, one guard and one ful-back.
4 The Harvard team was entertained At dinner
Decent Der II, at Cambridge. Mass, by Miss
Hotter AZ whose house they trained. During
the course OF the banquet Capt Traiford. in an
lsoeueui speech. presented the hostess. on be-
ast of the team, with = solid silver card re-
FEWER
| A, Washington City. December 70, = game was
ifayed between the Y. NJ. G. A. team and an nj.
tssshington eleven. Most of the latter were
Isembets OF the Columbia Club and all wore its
teo.ors There were Included on tina; side, how
ever, Phil King. Butterworih and ordway. The
III. NJ C. A. team was beaten rs 10 O.
san Francisco Is football crazy. Every body Is
taking hand. Even the society swels are At
IL team from the California Tennis Club Is
1 10 PLAY the Oakland Tennis Club. There vii,
4 also re match between army officers from Re-
nle!a barracks and navy officers from three war
| vessels now anchored at Mare island.
| There j. n dgat II Princeton over the election
Of tho football captain. The graduate advisory
committee iayoTs lrc8chard, while the players
| went Vincent The latter has said that ne does
Bet care Tor the position unless he can get il
unanimously aud with the approval of the al
Iv4sory committee He does not consider Trench
ara AZ man Tor the pace, and recommends
/ 6allistL There Is also some talk OF Johuny Poe
A matters stand Vincent seams to have the
strongest backing.
/ ri h'nC announces that under no circuul-
t'Sacos III Re stand for reelection as car.stn Of
- ff'1eeton ;eatn. - th!ns," said he, THAT an
II Ne'g alua9e .hould te promoted 10 the posi-
ION Vincent, 81. snd rreuchard and " heeler.
4 - ar the most avalialls candidates" In
L eaking Of the games n 1t year, King said:
tFiheeio;l Is IL favor Q! n tri-lesEua between
tharSavd. fs'e amt Princeton. The pace has
ieen Toe n"t for Wesleyan. game between
T. University Of Pennsylvania aad Princeton
r. &c pisycf 4 tn tr.~iesEue i or-anised.''