The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26

-. magnificent defensive work Of &c
= - MultnoEEat save1 slaesn 1ryTn de-
- - the hands % the sturdy yeAfeFs q
!. sssatis Asslletlc Club coiors yes.sislsy
800 Al the Y. NJ G. A. PARK. Every
~ around was fought b. both SIDES
p rr.n eeseEsEn iBati0ss. AMI w8esi ne
= riasn o. the day Was oy9rs ara the
- warrssrs. Undiscovered s1sld witty.
s-.s.a of the field, they we're remark
sssr .assEssslyes. Wen. THAI was a not
~ss..,...ess sare play was OF the mos ag-
49, and spsrssa.i kind, nssttssr esoe
- ercs.s the coveted goal line. and once
- - NJ record says. Multnom4sl asd the
= G.. 'nft 20 MT"
Notwithstanding the fact that cssa-
-s..h:e fog made Il difficult TO ascertain
=. 1na.yidual players inso.yed IN snpor-
-. plays, the game Was 30 open that
S-..sror mad little d.ricalty IN following
z. haI Sensational plays we're cropping
=. =. ~gntsr1lally, and above the d.n could
!. ssard flae rames Of Bob Abrams and
= earle. THESE Two payers were the
.,,x.ax OF the hour IN the eyes Of ali gso-
q rho wore the coiogs Of the Seattle
.sAsyric clsb. II can be truly sad that
~erss faa TO convey an adequate idea OF
- continued brilliant work o. these two
- Bob Abrams was Ike human catA-
- The teams would line up. Jew
zsa.,tsste numbers would be heard from
e,ss,tsrf,ack Eskr.dge and then Abrams
- uDder way. Aided by the magnificent
...sfference OF Nettleton and Burlap. he
god SMASH along like Madison street
.ss.e car out for q Christmas celsoTation.
"a when apparently stopped would shoot
ssrward with increased force and make
..s.x that set his admirers wild with en-
saxasn. /, was like the old days 10 sea
~, Abrams blowing along. Not4
s~sH stop him Win mis- w0nSk 7ul
.'rsnxth and energy. intensified bxt,s de-
..svrsIrat.on TO do or die. he srformed
~, that seemed almost .mpeGsiole IN the
- Of the splendid oppos IN.
Ard fesen oaTie: what 0oosfan T'lay9
81 A. Coach w1hsl saw him sTnj
s,rolzh the Muftnonsh iEse and CO
- IN their tracks he declared -
Tarss's repulaf son .H'as not one oft -
an n sd1gaIid be. why. you coaa1dn't
-, nan OF the Harvard team 10 save
ar flfe." said whAttren. as Care
rsaa,lnx up two of Maltn0usah's plays In
rspsi succession. each time carrying the
~, hack for a loss. His presence seemed
= out renewed confidence and ssgtT into
.se &. A. c. line. and 'thera was not an
festa NEFTN the " 8+f|At"f
rayered. Carle resolved a warm recee-
,s.n ,rheu ne first came on the field. and
= he ed across the grifilron with his
a MOUNDS OF solid flesh and q great -
an his chest, the memberS Of <hsses1
ord Gle. Club broke forth into wild
vse .sWbo Is the man with the big white
a. C-a-r-i-er' Every man In Tire gee
<uh knew what Ctirlc had done for sf.t1-
,,n. against Berkeley. and they had a
garm SCOT IN their hearts for the big
sstkuw, Carte took his honoru very Easily
and ,fba not forget how 20 play foospaii
t,r an instant. even ia the fare OF con
knusi oysstions.
Az the side OF Carrie stood the old ssa M
nasgnar JsIn ODcnnell. He was an ms
Femarn and both In offensive ard de-
s~nsaye work showed himself "a strong
ACTOR al every point in the game. Capt
nsssg.t at cerpter was the same old de-
MN trreSsr.ble. ever aicTs. insatfahes N
"a desire FOR victory. and fresh - =
aassy when enc struggle Nus over 49,
tie game a stranger was heard 20 fffi'issiN
Il wousisr ~ Trio people Of Seap.le tuiiS
realize what a 1Iaag uaibeefrt fcvthah player
fasF npssl as ati
Bsckoes. at ragla ettapi. fairsy ouTaid
kmsesf IT'S playing Was - per cent Vs !
.reaan al any other Ffme fiass ntsleao. -
~ tackle, BurbAp asyonssnsd - n 'i''s
Il she first half m p'ayed a fait game
AZ Al the second sitd some paehoaf"'aai
xrk Sssattae's two ends. BranSrF aha
x.sl.fs,p had a lot Of work cwi orr foi
an bus before sac game efEiod = vas
nar.r,. that they had not onlf risen g
esae..tsson. s,,a, rssd covered tne-7is'st I'VE
- additional glory, In the begsnnao :
ssaft,,,o,, WIS given a Sinking up on END
a. ana a. took him several faiuuteA e
soive fh,. fs1i,ltan ~ how 20 handle MaH.
sansh'z sfNse - ars5orference- a'n seNffa
,ecasaona ne foumd Khat two men would
~ ser1t at him Nke bullets. and Il Enaht -
admitted sJhsp ne Rad 90 ~ some tfil
nsnsffsar 20 get IN iris work on the runner
One run around Nettiseon's end vas due
sofhe fact that a MUfnemmi nan egakf9 =
h4rn i,y his Jersey and held fsAgn. The Of.
R-aaa. tia ma. see e.. 40 this violation Of
nv rules was eso mlra 70 MAJ nonEaa !
sayanaagr. Rssapre aale end 81 The hall
hew ever. Multnunah cAme 60 the conclu-
SION thar Ncftictnn was a tough nus e
crack ard turned thcir attention "a
isr4nkar. Again o. has TO he admitted talai
= look Rrlnker q FEW minutes 20 gct DOW Z
70 work. but he got there and IA fae sec'
ead haaf there was not man os1 Che =
A C. team shaa played a prettier. fasieE
and more aggressive game than he lie
aeklinG was superb In continuation Ntth
KeHogg. ne did SOME ~ tho preEiie~ss Kind
q scientific work IN pSeking Gus the run
aer agsd downing ham, without e8sn.
II Is 10 be regretted that Wesfiske. :. \.
c's brilliant haifhack, vas compelled 81
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