The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-23
Tackles and rouohdovn..

Phil King has gone back to his old po-
ntion ct quarterback for Princeton be-
cause none of the new candidates showed
enough promise. Kings brilliant running
vii be missed at half-back, but il is
thought his fine interference and clean
handling OF the ball at quarter will more
than make up for this.
Harvard IL having a hard time IN getting
together freshman team. Out of class
OF 800 men often not more than ten or
txelve farn out for practice.
corbett, who did not play at all for Har-
sard last year. is putting up brilliant
game this fall in practice.
Ex-Capt. Bill Rhodes is at Yale coach
ING the team. Every year since his grad
nation Rhodes has saved up his summer
fzession until fall and then has taken II
bgo back to Yale to coach the football
s.syen.
Baliiett. the Princeton center. is a
brother of the captain OF the Seattle Ath-
ksie Clubs team.
Manager Denham, of the berkeley foot
ta team, has suspended Edwards, one of
is best players. because he would not
keep in condition and live up to the train
Ing rules.
0sgood. who was Cornells star player
last season, is doing fine work at half-back
scs the University of Pennsylvania.
The Harvard team is showing up finely
in It's practice games and according to
form ought 10 win from Yale. But the
chances are that history win repeat itself.
skillfai coaching and untiring zeal will
develop the Yale team into a winner by
the time the great game At Springfield
comes off,
Ham Wallis. the famous Yale tackle. Is
coaching tho Orange Athletic Club. which
he'd Yale down TO eight points on Satur-
day.
The New York Athletic Club defeated
Rutgers IA 10 . on October IL. Sanford
sud Wnrtemberg. old Yale players. aud
sonner and Janeway. old Princeton play
els, did fine work for the Athletic club.
The Intercollegiate Football Association
las arranged It's schedule rs follows: 0c-
eoeer :, Princeton W. Wesleyan at Man
haitian Field, New York: November 4.
FFneeion VS.. Pennsylvania. at Philadel-
Faa; November T. Yale vs.. Wesleyan. at
Aes Haven; November III. Yale vs.. Penn
sissnts. At either Philadelphia or New
te'k; November =. Wesleyan vs.. Penn
ySania, at Philadelphia November 30.
iaie vs.. Princeton, at New York.
There is big wrangle among the East
eTn colleges. and scheme IS brewing for
We organization Of new football league.
Isahsy!vanis and Princeton want 20 GUST
Wesleyan and take IN Cornell. In case
.as IS done Yale will either withdraw
l'om the association and form a dual
fs<ne with Harvard, or Princeton and
tehnsyivania will pull out and with Cor
ssa attempt 10 form a new association,
aAshg IN Harvard As the fourth member.
Anfard and Princeton graduates are
sefkiag on scheme 10 abolish the I'M
ssfsrasiuate rule and form a league con-
ss0as Of Yale. Harvard, Princeton.
.sansyiyaaia, Cornell aud one other col
&c 70 be selected from Amherst. Dart
1sata, Columbia or Brown. any one OF
igsn.
aecTea, stillman and Hickok are prac-
,sA'y sure TO re la!e's center, while
Haksy and GreenWay are fixtures on the
ta9s
4sa Princeton graduates are coaching
soAAs teams ;his year.
aaue Bass has got the West Point
aes team in fae condition.
VI be the Hast against the West
~ se SoFnel plays the University ~
.asarosis on Thanksgiving day. a.
sasa the kasTern team y IL not be a rep
assasasive one.
ss probabilities are tia, Yale and Har-
sisi depend upon mass plays almost
s,y, With, Of coarse. the cn3 plays.
washington tlty October 2, the Co
%a Athletic Clue managed tn score
$3.50 TIE University 81 Pennsylvania,
@aA score being - tea
"a EAessoe. Brewer. Of Harvard, can
seA.s irosa the hs.d on the forty-varsi
lie : also magnificent punter.
pa Aaes aad Hosans have gwen
eses'ea great reputation for star full.
- ha' this year she .Aeks . quick,
soN pantsF.
A.ss Nh'eAgo Athletic Cub il hsnt on
-. 1as hes; team in the country cut
-. tas big colleges. and IS working
'as' cad. Her especial object IS 10