The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-28

The second football team OF the univer-
sity came home juhilant yesterday noon
on the Multnomah. the cause Of their joy
being the victory they won over the Oiyni-
pia team Thanksgiving day. The game
was played in fourteen inches of snow.
which completely covered ii.e field. No
lines could be made on the ground. which
were In poor condition. The attendance
was small. 50 expenses were NOT made.
The university kicked of. place having
been cleared of snow large enough for
this play, but the bali did not go more
than tifieen yards when one of the Oiyni-
pia boys made "A wild paSs at il. but nc
missed The ball was Immediately picked
up BY another olymnian. who made about
two yards
The ball then went TO the University on
downs. and Il was pushed almost TO the
Olympia goat. hut owing to a tumble the
bail went 70 the other side. which made
short. but steady gains.
Then the university began 10 play, and
after zig aging over the field FOR most OF
the half. Haherden was sent over the
line for a touchdown, bat Murphine failed
TO make goal
In the second half neither side scored
although the university nearly made a sec
ond touchdown. The snow so hinderet the
players that there was not a run of more
than ten yards made during the whole
falling when no one WAS near him. The
weight OF the Olympia team WAS "a triffa
more than the university. the backs being
heavier. Tho lines were about equal The
features OF the play We're the line burkiug
by the Olympia team and the running OF
the ends by the university.
Now that the bis football game Is over,
the basket ball players arc actively at
fn~ ~ g-as
the season. which is 10 be between the
Y. NJ. &. 4. and :. A. <. next Friday ev-
en!ng. This IS the first of the basket bail
series whicn has been arranged between
tAs L. OF w. :. \. {. and y. NJ {. A.
Turner'S hall. az F0ur,h avenue and
Jefferson street, has been secured for
these games Tins hail is unaOubtea,v
the best adapted for This game or any in
Seattle. II givcs 10 each man about 81
square feet actual playing room. Tals *
fifty feet less than the RULES call for. aslt
taking me osher advantages OF the h8l!
into consideration the players have no
reason 10 object.
The y. n. {. \. men have been pTac-
,lcsag for ,hs last two weeks. and & j.
expected that The team vii be selected
this aesS. iAuS giving the boys 9ne week
for practice together as team TIE ;
a C. team VIII also Ae chosen tais week
They having 50 many agen who are lovers
Of tao sport and WAC have seen RaFd az
work pracsEcing that they ant 81 hata 10
cheese the Hve needed men. The Scheme
brothers Viii give sAelr ayins trapeze ex-
hiaigion-
W. II. YanGeiI. one OF Seatgie's true
seortsETes. sad yesterday thai tne CANA
birds Of Western Washington We're suffer
.n< fer feed o1 account % The prolonged
cold weA tner. and that unless the farmers
along the Soand and on the Islands inter
est themselves thousands % birds N.lg die
9se said thai tire Qa2zl were the sp@c.al SUI
ferers. Mr.. Yandesl Is a man wno = well
informed OF the game Asgsts ~ ta.s state
and their qualifications. &ao his remarks
carry welSht. Il wog.a De d pity % have
tas quail wsich have beea protectet ~
law for ave years. killed on n large nam
hers frari lack - food The matter w5H
undoubtedly receive attention a. TIE Aanls
OF farmers.
w r. Sheard. Of Tacoma. won thc stass
championship AZ fws birds 81 Wcss So
attic T2ssnksxzvsrg. by defeating Den
Cooper, 81 wAateons. IN 2>-b1Fe match
IN. score Ms Isis. 5uS esen sheo>Sr hAa
two birds faH dead o1t % Asgnos. Wasa
N is considered ssssi IA "a. regular tou~aa-
sresss rnafeh az T&censs. seetcaer -. fsse
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