The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-27
ST OF ATHLETICS
S Admitting Eyes at the
Ladies Smoker.
nc YOUNGSTERS TUG-OF-WAR.
| r,.,,H lg Boxing Match, Swimming
~ test, Basket Ball, Bowling
NNatch Fill the Programme.

TN rs. a. c. does not have to consult
the va - = - - 80 - So
ight was about as unpFopitiOus as
= ~ can well be. but the ladies were
O., = good numbers. They were reward
"a -. an entertaining programme, after
- the building was thrown open TO
80, and courteous Ushers explained TO
49,, he various mysteries Of a we'll
d athletic club
Th II ar bell exercises, with which the
,,r.,~ vi nme opened, were given by the
fiaI under the direction Of Prof. Tren-
$3.50 The young gentlemen who took
,.. serve special credit for the neat
49, -omptness. dexterity and uniform
a which the movements were exc
-rS * orizontal bar work Of Prof. Tren-
o,,ar Edwin Ripley. Charles Cotton. jr.,
- III muel Bernstein was a fine exhibit
80 n thorough and healthful gymnas-
tics he severe tests Of muscle and skill
hror,.tH forth round after round of ap-
-, and showed the directors good
f,,(5o,nX NJ in keeping clear of mere circus
tricks. -, ..-..., -.
c,raar and D. b. Porter. the heavyweight
cbamr| on Of the club. fairly took the peo-
nc IN III storm. 1t was for four two-mnute
ro,,nS1 In the first round both men were
cool nd neither gained any decided adj
,anta e. Green opened up the second
,o,r5 u with rush. but was met by a stiff,
strasg left counter which set him to
tbtnITfA <. Both men came together with a
o-asL III and there was a clever bit of
,1(r;M Z, Green being noticeably quick on
bfS IN : and doing some Of the prettiest
di,cl-fIy imaginable to escape Porter's
- blows. The third round found each
49,, yeing the other for an opening
60 again became the aggrcssor, but his
t pil met his rushes with more than
fpft
Craan gave as good as he got, and a the
49,, the round both men were doing
ia work. The fourth round brought
~ ~ ectators well the boxers to
-. r. set Hard hitting and sk!llful par
- Il made up a rafting close, with the
49,, even terms.
club prides itself on the work OF
~ liors, and is doing a wise thing in
t;i0 thoroughly the athletes of the
t,a',r The tus-of-war between two
'o3 teams from the juniors brought
~ clean-lmbed a set of Youngsters as
80 uid find in days travel Under
C, Al cNaughts captaincy were mustered
a. lenry. Nathaniel Paschan. Thomas
60, Richard Hi and Charles Stark.
nder Samuel Russelrs leadership
anu VILLAIN Nichols. Deyo Scott, Gilbert
o@"e Henry Frauenthal and George
SnLV i little more resin or friction of
~ II Kind on the feet Of the anchors
SOi"V have given them better show. but
sides made a good pull neverthe
NJ nd people who had seen both sad
80 IL just as good a show that in
- the Seattle beat the Tacoma fire
NHIc' the asSault-at-arrns. Unlike the
latter '''o Us ''S' -
III nat work done by Prof Trenaman,
:, Ripley and Charles Cotton, jr..
-" Il class. One of the musicians. I'M
"as ted with the personnel OF the s \.
14"o -ned TO a hystander and asked:
-, are those men from" as il doubt
re ether Seattle could produce such
ms sts. He was not the only one who
- hy IN" heir expert tunbling. as the pro-
III applause showed.
lumse were two performers on the pro-
2. however. not native TO Seattle.
- am lasnyama, a teacher in one Of the
- * in Japan. and one of his pupils.
~ elighted the grown people and
80 the boys with wrestling exhibit
~ nj with a lively show of single
-, ork.
st1SA cams lined up for a game of bas-
As follows: White. captain, Z,
NJ rsol; F. w. Hawkins. George
m ~ 4. J. Fisken. Josiah Collins and
=; re- y. Halter: Blue. captain. DR.,
"T"u lcCulloch: Or. Il. w. Schoenle.
>. =, Turner. Emmct Russell, c. f.
ndl Is and J. L. Dawson. W. II. Lewis
b'N0l cree. and Prof Van der Neer UNI
We the first half the score was 81 in
f"e- Z the Blues IN the second half
idNV' am made one goal. leaving the
go letters by score OF 40.
HIu's the crowd went downstairs and
"c q about the swimming pool to see
I'M race between the \. VI. G. A. and
d Ia q. Bigelow. Greenus and Wright
tDc ii n for the y. VI. c. A, and the :.
s'"C. vas represented ~ Charles Smith.
=; and Tanner. Each rival pair OF
Ao.dn 4rs went two lengths OF the tank.
SN'"iX r. feet Bigelow beat Smith three
ABOUT Ahrams made up that distance and
rect % on even terms with Green's. In
line Al heat Wright beat Tanner six
tne . So the guests OF the evening were
Ittl Doc Tanner. samuel Born
WINNIE nd Carl McNaught did some fancy
olEihE Entertainment came TO a close with
ling exhibition. In which a large
gov u members gave good proof OF
mum Kill but the scores were not for
'"'" Good music was furnished
rt'o' -out the evening, and the whole
lhV"N hospitality Of the :. 4. c. gave
h'@tt' -cau.zatlon i still firmer hold on