The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04

strong rs bulI. and vent at Cnoynssi
Tax ana nard n the fzxh round F-tz
2af 11oynski over TIE roy~cs. and II the
p0slce h&a not stopped the tight would
have pat him cut
HAVING tins Eorhest -SEsmrksv contest
ana the saarkey Fssxssnraons so 70 base
an opinion c.. what vc-s1f5 be your opsn-
ion on the outcome of a ..stcl. between
FitzssFn mons ana coreeste-s
oelseye thar Coreett would ont-poant
FSz1Ss1Aznons for a uE29ea number %
roaEnsfs- bat I do ros care 80 express an
opinion IS 10 . finish fght''
DO You think thar FttxSsmnons could
put Aahe- ooE as easily today as he did
when they rse1 the last tfn1e<
No. do nos- ! believe that Mzker l.
ths szazuesr puncaer IN the business to-
day, and that he has improved mere than
any other pugfiist He is liable TO whip
aayoosdy- AT present IL Is q hard matter
10 justify the oex-rna6e assertion THAI ne
has a yellow streak IN him. In my esti-
nation the bsttle that would attract
more attention than any other would be
between Fftzstmmons and Maher.'
DO you believe that sharkey will ever
get any nearer the goal of his ambition
No. / do not. he Is muscle bound. he
Is not ring general. and does not advance
81 the line OF science. No man can reach
the top or the lasiGer unless he has all
these characteristics A man must use
his head as much as his hands n order 10
become the champion"
The Y. " C. A. football team viii go 70
Tacoma tomorrow 10 play Puget Sound
university a return game The team VIII
be without the services OF Nichols. who
played q star game against the ;. A c.. as
his knee has not recovered from the
wrerlching il received. Capt Larsen
=x~fsf 10 hot I'D htZ
presence viii bring about better team
work than was exhibited by Y. II. c. A.
against the s. A c. One Of the ends viii
be Played by James, new man. VINO -
said 70 have natural ability, weight and a
good idea Of the game Frank Atkins or
Deary viii play IN Nichols pace osoerg
has been changed from left guard 10 right
tackle in order to strengthen that side OF
the line. which has been weakened by thu
absence OF W II. Lewis Hoblstzel. who
played few minutes in the ;. A. C.-Y. NJ.
c. A. game. VIII DC tried al left guard. tie
IS small man In comparison 70 the aver
age guard, bnt is said 10 be able 70 put
up a very aggressive game. There Is a
possibility that Falconer, quarterback.
may not be able 10 make the trip. This
would be unfortunate, as he has developed
into a valuable man, especially on de-
fensive work The game played in this
city between the Y. NJ. c. A. and r. ;. L.
resulted in a tie, s-s. The former team
hopes 10 hold Parsons men down, bat
viii find II no easy task. The loss OF Mich
OILS ard Lewis has necessstated CONSIDER
able swapping about among the 4. N =.
A players, ard Il viii be surprising II the
effect ia not noticeable IN Tomorrow
game. Pearson has had plenty OF time
to get his team into much better condi-
ton than when It appeared here he Is
not a man TO go 10 sleep In the matter
of working up fine points In footoal, ana
ii will be web for the Y. NJ. c. A men 10
look out for quick openings and psanges
BY Pearson.
The Rainier and Columbia school foot
hall teams are scheduled 10 play al the
Y. " c. A park tomorrow morning at ~
O'clock Since the snow has diSappeafeu
regulation Puget sound football weather
has again appeared and the boys VIII nave
an opportunity TO plow through mud TO
their hearts content.
Frank Ingersoll made good once moro
his claim 10 the pool championship OF the
s. A. c. last nigit by defeating !. r Tay-
Tor IN game marked BY some exceaient,
as well as some very poor playing. IN the
beginning of the match lngersol played
a magnificent game. running his score UP
to a. while Taylor was making g. Tnen
lngersoH conirnence-f pFdSiiiS Pooity att>'
TAYLOR took a squirt. While Ingerson was
making the next four balls Taylor worked
M 20 e. The final score was 100 TO %. In
che early part OF the evening Taylor beat
Tanner in the semi-fnals, 80 10 45.
The s. A. C. bowling team which is en-
tered IN the American Cooked Hat Bowl
ing Association inter-cluo championship,
left Yesterday for Portland. The train
was scheduled to reach that place Just IN
time 10 give the men an opportunity 10
reach the Multnomah Club for the game
Tonight they bowl the oregon Road Grub
team and tomorrow night the Arlington
Club The s. A. c. team Is made up OF
the following men: f. r. Pope. f II.
Warner. Fletcher Coulter. A. IL Hsr-
rison, F. o. Ehrlich, c. X. Robson and
CAPT Harry Taylor.