The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-30
URICS IN SPORT.
- INTEREST AROUSED BIZ
~ux COMING OF srAuLIrFE-
-. rsu Programme for the = A.
r. ..stsg- IA Be Given ut the Sc
.nie TbeateT Des~mber io-"fo-
A~- POPE Proves That Hr IL
eat BowIer-PooI Tournament
cenmenees at fhe - A. C. This
rx~niag-Baskef Ball at the i.
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49, thst Champion Jack McAailfe has
-.~rsa4va his willingness 70 visit this city
~ arr four rounds with Prof. Jack
s.s<s a the stag TO be held AT the
sssstIe ths&ler Thursday night, Deeem-
- Is. tie public can be assured o. wit
s~<rsnr tie best boxing carnival ever held
s 80 Northwest The contest alone be-
sws@n tgo men, one who * famous
ssroarf1out the East az fast game fight
= srd the other throughout the world as
=. r,rsu,ier lightweight. and the winner
= /. seare OF hard battles. should prove a
$50 drawing card ia Itself, but Ia adj
Ss.sas 10 this there viii be seven four
,s,na s,goes, between some OF the clever
- amateurs In the state.
IA arranging these contests. Prof Green
- been especially careful in putting
ss.iast each other lads evenly matched,
lcth a. regards size and weight. II aGdi-
sssn 10 these bouts there will be tao
xT,stline matches. one between Prof. Ben
r<&usrnan. physical instructor Of the :.
r aad ". II. West. champion middle
xs.xbf catch-as-cateh-can wrestler of the
xcryhwesf. and Billy Long. the s. A. G.
IwktFslght wrestler, and a Tacoma Lad
named Tr1yett Both Of these bouts viii
y two falls, of ten minutes duration
,.sh glance at file contestants will
i satisfy any one who knows a boxing
xsaye from a baseball bat that the stag
"a be success. The boys. their weights
sad the order ia which they Will go on.
ere as follows;
Jack Moore. s. A. C., VS.. Tommy Bull
kns g. A c. re pounds.
lack U6ara. Tacoma. VS.. Jack Camp
Mi s. a G., ~ pounds.
sam Moore. D. A. G.. VS.. Mort Hin. lbs
r1sn xcrnnis. s. A. c.. VS.. Art Burk.
Tacoma is5 pounds.
BlIiy Riley $ a; G.. W. Billy Murray.
"A c.. lt9 pounds.
Bsei.as.i,: 3; 4. C., is5 pounds.
Wright :. a. G. rs pounds.
Jack AcAuliffe VS.. Jack Green
There seems 10 be an Impression among
eonns people that the stag" Is 10 be- given
for b A. G. members only This h a
n'asake. The stag has been arranged for
ne following have been choaen as of.
tx5nls: Announcer. Il. ID. Hughes. time
tseper, Richard r. Parkhurst, referee.
ct ". r. Mckee.
TAe Y. NJ. c. A. viii give an athletic en-.
tsstaIHmsHt at It's gymnasium toms hf
elnlsr 70 the one given a week ago. This
rnfxrtasnment will consist OF a basket
bAsi game between the ~. Els and s..
Marks, and several gymnasfic numbers.
under TIE supervision OF Prof T.. T.
sfsfn. delightful feature. which has
slssys characterized The events gwen BY
he T. N. q. A.-promptness ia starting
oil prevail tonight. the first number on
he programme 90 be called AZ Sis sharp
50 far in the church series az each team
sss had an opportunity or playing Il has
BEEN the means Of showing the superior
Ecrk OF some of the younger players OF
De 81 Marks. Fhelton. who played but
Esle last year, has developed into a
sltady and streng guard. and viii perhaps
make one Of the best guards n the assoc
eaton with more practice. OF the United
Frssbyierfan team. or, as they have been
Wgpersy called. the champions 4
Isng. who has taken the position held
y past two years by +. Bianck. now OF
Mtball fame. has made a record for him
~ at goal throwing. being very quick
no accurate. and passes we'll very sell
dSrs making a throw FER goal unless be
sas ne ball well IN hand and A somewhat
epen throw. II has been noticeable that
he new payers take W with the qu,ek
snd snappy game, a. u should be played.
sfh.r than the old rough and tumble
zane. quicker than the old players DO. as
i seems 10 be habit with them - push
and shove
II has been well demonstrated by the
hFge and enthusiastic crowds that have
sseneed these games that tir new game
) appreciated more than the old one The
sdmission 20 this game will be as usual,
By membership tickets.
The South and Columbia eievens OF the
public school football league played a
came a; Y. NJ c. A, grounds Saturday
m0Fning. the South schools winning hy
10 O. The size Of the score was un-
eeahtedly due 10 the absence OF three Co
iamhsa players. which compelled that
team 20 line up With only eight men. ~ok-
outstanding this handicap. the team a.
hsFiy We'll The South school team
Played a fast. snappy game, making sew
sFsl sensational runa for touchaowus The
fsslure of the game was the playing Of
Livingston al end. who made three runs
~ q and - yards for fouchaawns
fsss ~ fullesek also made several tonE
suas and kicked all five gesls Frank
hFasa Was referee and Sam Russell UNI
pre-. A small crowd Witnessed the game.
The basket hall players are especially
ktiye al this time. as the date for the
sH match In the newly organized league,
*xsmasr & Is rapidly approaching. This
asieh viii he between the : A. =. and
" 6. A.. and win take place AZ Turner
Al, az Ideal place fer "A basket ball game.
hssh teams are practiciug Ia their re-
Tsetive gsmnasiums daily and are put
e ap fast article Of ball The number