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

-. ~ecord game of basket ball in The
l.-so.onsfsp series now being played ~
O.. Y. NJ G. 4. and Y. OF W.,
,sare last ev ening at Turner hail.
ur A. and 4. OF ". were the con-
80 teams and. as the score shows.
~e,,.4r team won easily. outplayinz
z. ,,rsverslty boys at all points Owing
snsIrtas 10 three players, Capt Palmer.
!. - Z. OF W. gave up the game with
- minutes actual playing time yet re-
-sI,lne Even II the game had been play
q Is finish the chances were Ten 10
!. mat the Y. III. {. IL. men would have
xoz out.
- sa1 nor played in Turner hall before.
~ ,sat II was their first game unaer the
= rules. they did we'll At times there
- evidences OF good team work. bat X
sss not steady enough sssaecome prom
-, CAPT. palmer psNr brilliant Io-
80, xxianal game. and sssfed & goals from
Z. Z. s ssis OF other X that {. Of v.
ssss, and Il 4 quickly ID .sIeverly
49, go The 81 shot out eD&h at
- middle oe 3he nall. az Hame "a aFd
ssY.M. c. N goal rapid Howie sA-
= sor the ball. and FeI4n. y. N. q A.
.srs followed 10 keep him from dsng
s.rm. FELTON, was over HOWE with but
.srsfehed arms. and the latter hot
.ss 81 reach like flash and put u ball
s~sa sae basket clean as istle.
roseastt and s. Hill as guards ~ kae T..
aW had q lot or work TO do. hi sue
ss&asa II, holding the Y. ii. G. Fdown 20
ss.r goals from the field. ThfGniveTsiiy
sssl vas under Gre the greask part of the
.re and 20 thoroughly did Ewing. Haw-
- and Phillips understand each otAsr
-. they kept the bali on the move until
!. anportunity offered for an unObsfruct-
= throw at goal. IL was the team work Of
~ Y. Al. G. a. men that stood out prom
sasatly. more 50 than in the game Nth
~ g. A. c. There was no helser-rkeiter
rasalng and throwing. Every move was
x.I timed and was prompted
" definite purpose. 1t Is also
ssiy fair 10 the Z. II. G. A. 10 say thai Ia
"a second half the turning Of the basket
rup0ei them of one goal. without doubt.
ssd probably one more
The game was called after some pre-
fm,nary exercises Capt. J.. ID. Hughes.
A. C.. acted as referee. while Or. Me-
Caloch, g. A. c.. and j. l.. Waller. Y. III.
A.. we're unpircs. The bah had not
kssn In play thirty seconds before VIII
rv.ng threw a goal from tho field for the
IN. c. A. a few moments play and
tae university fouled on man. Hswiey
farsw the goal and the score stood 30 in
hvor OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Then came an
uc.fsnx scramble In the middle or the
AalI. with the result that Phillips, Y. II.
{. A., passed 10 Ewing at the side OF the
k4n. Ewing shot at goal and the ball
danced a two-sfep along the edge of the
scy basket. IL seemed as II the university
rtn forgot themselves in their interest
a TO whether the ball was going I'm or
cemlng back into play. Phillips. y. NJ. {.
A. was alive 20 the needs OF the moment.
ana rushing from center. after throwing
q Ewing he got under the basket. and
when the ball rolled OF he took II In mid
Glr and pocketed IL. Scor.. 1870 In favor
If the Y ~. C. A.
CAPT. Palmer, OF the u. OF w. got the
kzll on a pass from center and scored the
hrs; goal for his side. Score. Y. NJ. G. A.
., Il. Of w. s.
short time after play was resumed
The university fouled one man and Haw-
10y threw another goal. Score. Y. NJ. G.
A s. u. OF w. s. The half closed with
pme brilliant aii-around passing by Ew.
nx, Hawley and Phillips.
In The second half Howie. L. OF W,
vas injured on tho nose BY running into