The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01

ing remarkably aggressive e.nss. tack :,
les in good form and follows me ball Wen
iz every play. He nas the rare faculty
- srssesss Ing where the ball is gong
and meeting L. Van Smith though nsw
i snp-osinx so ran.csy Is 70 rake tie
ossef c2ndffases hustle 20 keep ahead OF
A. tackle the team VIII ne strong. Msr-
phy. who Is piay1ng lef, tackle. il a new
man q good weight who IS rapidly learn
lag the nne points OF his position He
eseaming hard and sure tackler Lewis
a. risnt tackle Is playing the best game
he has yet put np IN Seattle. both IN the
ing teams win have lard work making
gains through bis side Of the line Dezry
Is also psay.ng strong game az tackle
and vii De good substitute for either
The left guard VII be ospere. whom
the Y. u. c. A. boys believe TO be the
follows the bah wei. and tackles IKE =
Aea9. He Is learning rapidly and seems
20 take to ire game naturally. E. Z
sa who ISL sa sd 80, vii spa TAX. tor ap e: s
place In that position this week. and viii
probably be IN condition for the game
ana sa vs ashen ns1 sas rrsa s 1ss
strength OF the fine. Lemons, stetson and
Risr are ali good men who can 60 in
81 p.a Eas az, s's n
Ing - any time 20 see one OF them take
z regular place Cd the team because OF
his good work. Lemont and Stetson each
nave only ore weak point which keeps
them from the team and that is lack OF
weight Rier il the heaviest man on the
team. but a srihe slow.
Charley Thornton - probably q fixture
a, center. He weighs 80 pounds. but is
one Ct the fastest nen on the team and
e ,'s ~. TO-. every Play. A. quarter back back
doing good work Temple is the youngest
player on the team. and. perhaps. the
steadsest. Falconer Is an old English
iers on the team. He is also q strong
and accurate kicker. Roy Darlington may
also be tried at quarter: This position is
been at right haif back where he has
done good work. especially in his tack
ing. though he is somewhat weak IN in
With the temperance on the team OF
bianek and Nichois. both OF whom have
been lad up for couple OF weeks with
s hae; !. i II Rianek VII 60 70 right
VINO Pas been playing at left half. viii
probably continue there. He Is putting
up fine same-runs low and hard with
TIE BAH and Is a hard man to tackle
tnou4h or rather light weight Howard
Darlington, who has been suffering from
an attack OF malaria since his return to
and may be able TO take a position back OF
the line in next Saturdays game against
rasron. he Is 2 fast runner and es,
pecally good at breaking through and
tacKiins. He Is also strong drop kicker.
having made some very difileult goals
from On the filsd In the past
includes several games and they will prob
soiy have considerable experiences be-
TO players two games have been post
poned, greatly to the disappointment OF
the managers. Hereafter they will play
s.erh An-- k1vr
70 put In eleven substitutes Next Satur-
gay they meet the team from Vashon coll
.sse. The following Saturday a game is
!. Is probable the postponed game with
the University OF Washington will be
Played on either the lith 18th pr 2ist. The
aes the Z tas sna making ias on al fe s
plans. Is the one on THANKSGIVING day
with the Seattle ..thIetic Club. 1t is prob
strongest team in any game until then as
the boys are naturally anxious TO beat
their rival ciubmcn II such a thing is pos
claim to have a ssod s show At the cur no"
MEMBER OF THE T. NJ. c. A. TEAM.
The .. A. c. Club.
Seattle. Oct. 81. 1896
me Seattle Athletic Club football team
mas been badly Knocked out since the
game with the University OF Washington.
october a. The serious injuries to Coach
Whiftren. received In that game. COM
hospital. He had the best Of care, and
VIII be out on the field again within three
or four days TO coach the men. He will
his coaching viii be OF inestimaple value
During his absence from the field the team
has done little heavy work. The s. A. c.
aaanersnfs have been gratiiied to see Styles
Ne,teion out once more. with the blue
ana white sweater on He viii probably
pay right end. position he can fIl with
s,y sport Donnelley said that Net
a hax ma a q
had for keeping his eye on the ball. He is
also sure and hard tackier and goes
int TIE the, interference ts Of the opposing
er brother OF Jess Brinker. has been out
With the men. He is clever PLAYER. and
Goes Doe. not mind hard knocks. Norman
> Eskridge. who used TO play on the Bos-
ton Athletic Association team, and who
n.s Just recovered from a fit OF sickness.
may De member of the team wnen IL
feappears again in battle array He went
out to the field the other day. and stood
oack Tor a long time Finally he COM
knew the bali came his way. and of course
ne went after IL. 1t is hard 10 break a
man OF Old tricks. and IL Eskridge does
not Try Tor the team Ii viii be seventh
day wonder. He Is very popular with the
football men. and his presence on the team
would probably have steadying effect at
critical times Al present the injured list
Is still large. and so good men are needed
badly. Charlie Holcomb end is going
around on Clutches. His left leg Is badly
swollen four inches above and below The
knee There Is a very little water on the
knee but only good care has avoided a
generous supply. Holcomb's injury was
occasioned by hard blow on tor OF the
Knee pan. and the attending physician
fays he wonders that IL was no. broken
Peabody. the clever half back. will he laid
oni with broken homes for some f,,ne AZ
the present time he would be a valuable
man. Ingiis. quarter back is not able to
play yet. and cowan is UNIT for duty, ow-
ing TO a broken ankle.
II is easy 10 see from the condition OF
snairs that wher the team gets down 10
BARD work IL viii have TO do lot OF pre-
hninsry work over again. X Is to the
credit OF Manager fnverarity. however
that In the face OF all kinds of discourage
ing events he has kept the team together.
snd searched high and low for new mate
rial.
MEMBER OF THE s. A. c.