The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-29

70 alck the ball but twice. arr fhan cot,l4
not see how much il would have been in
zen tavoF 70 have followed that style
The result o. the game leaves Seattle
"i'l more than an even chance. for the
permanent ownership % TIE Great North-
sFh railway challenge CUP. They have
-" oll one game % play. Being cham
P.Dls OF Puget sound. they vii play
against Muitnomah. thu winner NJ ,-as,e--
days Portland Multnomah game a. M
CeInoer H. and with good training IN the
meantime should w.n Seattle the Gun for
the second time. "a
frsI GOAL on RusselI's Fine Run.
zane was called ar 2:2o o'clock. Towns
chd winning the toss and electinsy To NAV
VIII the wind. and taking the south goal
Doiiheiiy, Tor Seattle, kicked off TO Towns
.iid ten-yard line. Thompson caught
me hdtl. and was downed for eight wards
On the first down Townsend tost tu,o
yards, on the second gained three wards.
ah@ then on the third down Ballet broke
through and secured the ball on tackle
ne bali was now Sea:tle's on the first
uo"h Bob Abrams made five yards
thFough the left tackle, and Russell made
I'VE yards through the center. Seattle
t"eh Tried tandem play on right tackle.
ana IN the scrimmage which followed Tom
"yekou, one OF Townsend's star PLAYERS.
was severely injured and had to retire,
from the game. When the ball was again
put IN play, on the first down, Townsend.
~ an on-side play, succeeded In punting
the ball clear OF the Seattle hacks.
Thompson, OF Townsend. following IL up
ana punting IL behind SeattIe's touch line.
the umpire called the bah back ard gave
seattle ten yards on account of Towns
ends off-side play.
me ban being pat in Tl3y. George Rus
seH' seattie's full-5ack. was given It, and
ny a beautiful tandem play, took it ten
yards. square between Townsend's center
ana lett guard. Abrams was then given
the BAH for five yards. On the next down
Donneiiy broke through the center, fol-
lowed by Russell with the ball. Donnellv
downed TOwnsend's full-back. Russell
avoiding right half-back by a magnificent
run, and carried the ball around and di-
rectly In the center of Townsens. goal
Tor the first touchdown. In spite of the
heavy wind that was blowing, DonnelIy
kicked very pretty goal, the ball being
placed by Russell
Nyckon kicked 10 Seattle's five-yard
line, Russell catching the ball and, aided
by the prettiest interference ever seen on
the Coast, he carried the ball seventy
yards 10 T0wnsend's thirty-hve-yard line
on the second down Donnelly was downed
hard and lost the ball. which was gath
cred up by Dobbs. The bali was now
Townsend's.
Fine Run Well stopped.
on the first two downs Townsend failed
TO gain; on the third Thompson. securing
the bail on double pass. made a fine run
through the Seattle players, getting clear
OF all the line. He now had straight
path. with no one 10 pass but Russell. the
captain of the Seattle team, and ne came
sailing up the field with a magnificent
burst of speed. AS all the grand stand
watched the gold and black eolors Of the
flying runner not sound could be heard.
and everybody watched the result. The
cheer that went up from the stand, which
was Joined u even by the small army OF
coachers who were summing themselves on
the east side OF the field, was a tribute 10
Capt. RusselTs tackle. When Thompson
came within five yards of Russell The lat
ter. starting like a Splinter, with head
well down, caught Thompson just above
the knees, and by the force of the shock
carried him back three yards. mailing him
there Thompson picked himself up. but
Capt. Russell remained stretched out on
the ground In a minute or two Russell
revived and the game proceeded. on the
first down Boyd. the 'kongO Giant broke
through and downed the Townsend half
for a loss OF two yards. on tho second
down Townsend. which vas now beginning
10 play with more snap, ran the right end
and by good interference the hall was car
Donnelly without making the gain Of five
yards ON the third down Townsend kicked
to Seatties twenty-yard line. O'Donncll
caught the ban well, but before ne could
get well under way Wyckoff dowued him
on the FIRST play Russell gained four yards
for Seattle. ponnelly taking II Tor eight
wards more, where he was dowued heavily,
nearly ali OF Townsend'S eleven piliag on
ton of him. on the next down Tommy
Bird circled right end FOR ten yards
~Iurger and Professional Ruied on.
Here a scrfnmage that was not down on
the bill came NJ. and as a result Of ~
Bracken was ruled Of for smuggling Don
nelly. Townsend's captain ordered Bishop
on In his place, but he was promptly pro-
tested as a professional by Capt Russell.
~ seattle Pref \ r Van Dervecr. Of
the University Of Washington. ana Capt
Harry strive Offering positive testimony
~ y{ishsn's professionalism. he was re-
tired 20 the side line.
vvev,,ot,th then trotted out TO take his
r,tace in the Townsend team. On the 'rst
town after the whistle was blown George
pifsseit who had been playing the game
80 his life. went through center for thirty
,-,-ss Tommy Bird being laid 40 in che
-.,fx-,,n that followed. ON the next down
c.,;tie lost the bali or q tumble. TOW MS
erF was again In possession or the matt
"a won't ~ a. hammer and tongS making
tor ,-ar,7s but on the second down tne>
lost eight Yards. pounelly breaking
through and tackllng. The bali was now
ceattle's. bat the Seattle team falling 10
,,,si.s the necessary five yards on three
5-s. ian was now well down again on
%. ...,.....,.s rue on the first down
.,.,.,.-ssra 7avance-f' the eaN i've yards
a..,,,sts Sesttlc's left end. then eight Fafls
..-s.r,, rlav on thc next down Sc
1.,,.- ,,i...t,d and Tow1so tailed q MAKE
-,,ersrr on Townseud's third 10" H.
g., t,e ds.srerate effort made - msAe VIZ
,.,-..,.arv ave Yards 20 save them IN" a''i
. terrific melee euSaei. when ,.'''iil'i''' -
O. ave- han r,inE ta Seattle and coipi"
n s,,,,-,ry,rtu sluGrirE matches be-
,-,- et,-esa WEYMOUTH helms roira on tt'
-l,',-.,,.- Donuellv leighton taxing MS
go, Ah-,it ten minutes Was taken up
-'....,.ts g., the umpire Townsend claim
.t,t o.Dauneu bad sluSEei one or
US .I,,.evx and seattle aa eTn0haficalF
,.-....,.- that O.pouueu had simply strh'k
hack
seattle scores Again.
,-..,.. ~,,z,,ryas Sa1ttle's o1ll RUS
s+ ,Ftaap wards through thr center,
-. ~.s.-1ef1n. who hsd been rliHins a
49,. came zen right end. earTira Or. 80
..,,-s LEI, end. down 20 Wt'h.h ,'n az Is
- Tevrsand's Coal pa me l ~ ,-' So
,.v mas s~a.n showed taf2"~ = t.'F
t- s,~ = touchdown. ponneliy f9ll.ng
go 81 The score w2s now ~ % =.
.,.....~-,4 ks.kea on Bird catching we
IA s.,t -ar-,-.re Il ten yards t'n t.l~ -
s 7~,.,-,x. Rira. ore az tae Ne'.t9
--,,,s~s and last u-Eht ire p tr
.AeS A =. took the haA SFotiiF@ -
.-4 ara aided ny the hne ia.e ie. -.
Rocket Nettlc-an 2na 1910 e. -, .1.