The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-16

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owned Lindsay between tackle and end.
ard IN every instance xErew slarn xsarsa II
ne Ens LewIs ard Ten Nuryhv played
Ike feTstss Murray particularly dasssrs-
gushing himself by breaking through the
iiSe and downing tne man with re bali
h4g tackle o< daberaeen. after the after
tad caught a long punt. was ore OF IKE
TIRE grounds. Unlike tte ma crs<y Of hss
pretz1est pieces Of lacking ever seer on
xhe grounds. Unlike the majority OF as
fellow payers ne ats q nan low and CO.
res him back instead OF allowing aim 20
fall forward. Thornton. at center id
very wei against HarraEs. considering the
iatterss greater experience lie made enc
fatal mistake. though. ard sfE1s was when
ne allowed Harrafs 20 bowl aim over
when Z looked Ike ce@~a.n goa f0r T.
A- G. A This iost fhe game 80 TIE wear
ers Of fsse red ard white, an Harrass got
through ard tackled Blazsck Just as That
player started 20 ms sae Hne. OS5erg,
BID Murphy ard Ra1son. guards. were
tire weak spots in the team. many gains
beng made Through raem. Especially
was this 20 IN me second half after zzae
kick OF. when tine after time Calhoun
went through for geoDs 81 five and ten
yards To Captain Larson B.snek be-
lcngs much o. the crestt vf nosding the
score down. lie ~ tsse line Ike ferd.
ran the ends vel ard punted Ike a
Baird lie also handed MS team clev-
erly In the last half, with but age mn
uses 70 play. he received injuries 20 his
neck bhas caused ms retirement from the
game, though greatly against bis wishes
II would be a good thing for football =
fslere we're a number Of players Of
Bsanck's caisbre. As game a llft.e man
az ever stood on two feet. beaGy. gritty
player. and a. all ttmesas gentleman. ne -
the embodiment Of an .deaz football ST
The severe hard game afsxt fige unlser-
nh rezr -
last Saturday egkieutsy told on the play
srs. as their game, especially in the hr<t
AaIf was not nearly 80 snappy a. when
they played against the ;. A G. earlier n
the season. Their Interference Was JtasS
as good. II not better. hut the ginger ~as
not there. Their line Was punciUred free
81, the fault seeming 10 lie WITH me guard
ard tackle in me eft OF the line. After the
first half. however. Durham. the regular
left tackle, took his ola position, Murp'iine
going on the SIDE Inc. With tbs change N
the hne Y. N. G.. A. had harder Work %
make any gains through center. and risnt
here - where Bianck made the mistake Q,
ms NE. Instead Of kicking when his side
had the bali he kept up the puc@.rig ana
end runs. which resulted IN losses seNeFaf
tmes.
For the first time this year Larsen. last
years star. played with the team. IT'S
appearances on the field vas slgnalized py
frantic CIfFfffX CD the t"sAN - SO
mates. and although not In championship
form. he played with his oid-time snap,
making several fac gains around the ends
Capt Jack Lindsay played the star game
OF the day and recalled 10 mind very
strongly George McM.llan. captain OF last
years Reliance team. later OF Butte. Time
after time yesterday he pounded his way
through the left OF the Y. NJ. G. a. line
for ten-ysrd gains. bowling men over VITA
sfln-arm Ioits and when finally dowHed,
wIggllng along until jumped on by Tour
or FIVE men. Haherdeen, who was taken
from the second team. played fnii-baek
during the first half 10 a credita0ie man.
uer Jim 9heafe at quarterback, put up
a great game and ia the second half ran
hts team, Admirably. Three times he fell
on the ball after tumble By the half-
backs. HIS passing vas clean and sure.
Burrows and Swofford, az ends, stopped
everything that came their way. llch-
arslson. al right tackle. played a boauti-
fui game. hts strong point being breaking
through and mailing the man with the ball.
Attridze and Karr played the guard posi-
lions veil. while Harrais was stone wan
az center. Calhoun r. a conner as Tut
back. He IL exceptionally fast ard hits
the line like cyclone. In the last hair
OF Yesterdays game he was used as
good thing and piowed his way through
the Y NJ c. A. tine for many gains. lie
also kicks well.
The University used with great success
yesterday the tandem play. IN which the
guards are called back 81 the line. When
A few yards are needed this Is an effective
play. and scarcely ever falls IN its purpose.
From yesterdays game II looks Ike a sure
thlng for the & A &. 10 win Saturdays
game with the University. for the follow
Ing reasons; s. A. c. defeated univer-
slfy ca early In the season. when the lat
ter was az It's best Since that time u has
a A a a|fS Sound
University f0-s showing an Improvement
with each game. On the other hand U. OF
Va has been defeated By Pert Townsend
fs-e and hy Multnomah 100. and defeated
Y. NJ. c. A. SO.
IN c. A. won the toss and defended
the north goal Haberdeen kicked OF Tor
T. OF w. nianck catching the BAH on the
fwenty-yard line pcaging the end Re
ran ten yards with the ball before being
downea The teams lined up or the thr-
tv-vard llne and by a series Of line buck
ing the Y NJ G. A. worked the ball past
center % II az VS. forty-yara line. when
II WAS passed hack ~ Blarck for = kick.
He puntesi forty yards. Haber3een catch
ing the bali He did not get far. Murphy
breaking through and throwing him hard.
University worked the hall hack ten yards
before losing u on downs After securing
possession OF the ball Y. NJ. & A. worked
n down the field by hncktng the lire with
IN FIVE feet OF the Universiiy's goal The
collegians took = great brace here and
got the bali on downs Instead % passing
II hack for kick Lindsay skated around
Whalley for ten Yards putting The bah
oat OF danger The nien worked Ike
demons now. and pushed the ball hack 20
center and kept il there until time was
called.
In the second half Bianek kicked or for
thirty-ave yards. Calhoun bringing &
back ten yards before heinR sfowned. on
the lineup Calhoun was sent through TIRE
center for zen yards and Immediately foi-
Lowed II with ten more. Instead Of going
through tha center on the next lineup
Calhoun went around James end for ten
yards bringing the hall back 20 center
Lindsay was sept around the right end
for I've yards Y NJ. c. A. took brace
and got the ball on downs Blanck
puntsG fOrty-nve yards. Calhoun ca.cSing
Il and bringing II hack ten yards before
beirg Gcwned BY James. Continuing the
rre bucking the ball was taken down the
asld 10 Y NJ g As forty-avs-ysrd line.
Calhoun pumted Blanck getting the
ban aud puntlnw back after two attempts
20 gain through the line Calhoun got the
punt bat was agsckiy dewned rs WAL
lev TAsn came me star ran % the dav.
The ball Vas passed to lindsay, wac.
aided b. magnificent tnterfegcnce. ran
thlrsv-ave yards around left end. This
pa, the ban on y, NJ 6. As thirty-yard