The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-09

practice, especially IN tackIlnx. his only
fsuis being in szckiinx high This. %
course. vii improve with coaching. and
although be had On . football su.t for
che first time. THURSDAY. it could plainly
Be seen thai a good player car Be mace
OF him. Harrass has not been practising
faithfully for the past few days bat xtil
make up for lost time during the coming
week, az he realizes that hts opponent IN
Saturday game is no easy man TO handle.
EsFr and AEtr1dse are probably the mosz
sei4ahse men oE the team IA regard 20
practice. seldom. II ever, missing. Att
ridge - doing very well IN catching the
bal AID shows a sreat Improvement IN
f3ss last Three weeks. Durham viii De IL
proper condition 10 play Saturday. but
should ne in3ure mia finger IN the mean
time. Aarphine will step into his place
A. any rate, Durham wiE be snle 20 play
against ODonnesi IN the s. n G.. game
Tom Anderson. right end IN rs, has re-
turned 70 college and viii probably prae-
ssce for fuil-bxck. az ne played thai posi-
ton In is<f He IL quick al starting. aud
IS WEI under way before the opposition
realizes that the bali has been snapped
Abrams has rot been out TO practice sv-
cry day. Although strong player. prsc-
tace would greatly help him. Lindsey has
recovered from q lame knee which he
received in the Port Townsend game, and
IL making the men play with more nfe.
THIS makes very different practice from
that Of the past few weeks. when every
body took their time about lining up.
Yesterday afternoon the second eleven
lined up against the varsity team. the
score being - 70 IN favor OF tue FIRST
team The individual work of the second
team was splendid. Heberden al full
back made good tackles. while Larsen.
who vas playing with them. was frs,
class IN defensive work, notwithstanding
the fact that this II only the second time
that he has praeticed this season In the
hae. Schroeder made some good tackles
aud broke through repeatedly. Reese and
trueger bofh played vel. and with coach
ing will make strong men. The varsity
team played weli al around, Lindsey max
ing good gains through center.
"A game has az last been arranged be-
tween the university second eleven and
the high school. to ne played Thursday
afternoon. AS 70 the lineup Of the un.-
yers.ty eleven. IL may be said that they
are very strong. and the Sigh school will
have 70 put up the hardest game played
by them yet. II they succeed In besting the
v. OF w. While the men 10 play are most
IL new men, they play well. The lineup
viii probably be ss follows. Left end.
RAfhDon. left tackle. Murph.ue. left guard,
Collins: center. Robertson. right guard.
Crueger: right tackle. White; right end.
Swoffora. quarter Keens: right haff. Ster-
ling Hill: left half. Arthur HID. fulibsck.
HeberGen Great interest is taken in this
game. as X promises 70 be close through
out.
Tonight the interstate howling tourns-
rnent. which .as begun al Portland last
week. wiil DO switched 10 this city, the
Oregon Road Club and the e. A. G con-
testing. Play will be begun at 7:so and
will undoubtedly be watched by a large
crowd. including a number Of ladies'. who
Will he welcomed Although the s. A G.
should give a good account OF themselves
on their own. alleys and turn the tables
on their Oregon opponents. Friday night
they viii bowl with the Arlington Club.
which won out tn Portland. and on Satur-
day with Muhnomah.
The annual business meeting 81 the s.
A. & was held In the gymnasium Monday
night. a large number OF club members
being present. President J. &. Goldsmith
presided and Secretary Bean read the DIFF
ferent reports. which showed that the
club was IN a fairly prosperous condition.
There Is an outstanding indebtedness.
which will BE- very materially lesEened
With the proceeds from the stag smoker
and minstrel show. 10 take place IN Jan
uary. The assists are over $1,000 over and
above the liabilities The income from De-
cemher =. 1sx. 10 December l. fsas was
szs.aa. There are so resident members
IN good standing and a. nonresident mem