The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-15

ieeisd recently wish the foIfoxtr,0 os.aca,..
rfss2ae1f. Joseph ". Bailey. editor ~ the
1sufai spirit; secretary. NJ. %. Wisdom.
geaMitsse on articles OF INCORPORATION
Robert Leighton. ~'i1
After the fate Of the splendid ,rt.s-shar~s
Track near Kent and the old WHITE Hrrsa
1acS near Georgetown. local Capitalists
WIZ 90 considerable figuring before dar,np
10 FISK a considerable outlay for ractng
purposes. Nsss
Otto Ziegler. The king of Pacific ca,x,
professional bicycle riders has aess.-,sS
the california Associated Cycling f-I,,ta
1aa returned 10 the League Of American
Heeinen- This announcement Gaming
as II does at the same time that the cana
yam "neeifnen's Association reports its
oFtSio'i 20 recognize the Sunday racing
association, shows that the fight between
Tue two organizations will be mare hf.ter
heSt spring than ever. The recognition t,y
tue canadians OF the Outlaw clubs will ac
ccfdins to the opinion OF Eastern author
'ties, cause the International Cycling As
ISOLATION to put the Canadians under the
pan IRIS viii not have much effect on
ihe riders OF British Columbia. but in the
eastern part OF Canada lt will be differ
emit IL is evident that f,ge l.. A. w. will
nave great deal ess tTS.ible 10 reclaim the
fanlfic coast. OUT IL II adopts the local
option rule regarding Sunday racing the
effect VIII be 20 stop further DETECTION
rom western states where Sunday III
cycle rsees are looked upon with favor
1T the c. A. G. c. cannot acquire more
terFii9ry and experiences trouble in re-
taining within it's fold the fastest riders
who cast their lot with them, an Interest,"
ing problem Is presented. The public
does not care to see a crowd Of ordinary
riders IL demands fast riding. aud the
presence Of riders Of reputation. Zieg!er
and George ShaTick entered in race
would attract widespread attention in the
Pacific Northwest. but George Saarick
classed with ordinary riders would not be
q good drawing card Ziegler's action In
leaving the c. A. G. c. will deprive Seat.
tie, Tacoma and Portland of the oppor.
Unity of witnessing these crack racers
try conclusions next spring. Tnless some
new men are developed Sbarick viii have
an easy thing. and the races lose the eie-
ment Of uncertainty.
Recent additions to the membership OF
the Seattle Athletic Club are as follows:
Willie Nero Edward Baker r. p. Allen.
K. w. Woo!sy. W. p. Gilkeson. Prescott
W. Smith. DR.. Charles II. Baldwin. James
Y. c. kellogg and Paul Holhrook.
This evening at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Gymnasium there will be
held the regular Monday evening exer-
cises. consisting of basket hall. wrestling.
bag punching and class work. The basket
ball game viii be between the Y. NJ. e. A.
first team and the Skaggays, and II prom
ises to be a close and interesting contest.
The teams Will line up as follows:
Reeuars--Forwards Ewing and Russell;
center. Reese: guards. Sheehan and
Bruhst. skaguays-. Forwards. Corbett
and SHARPE; center. Hawkins, guards,
Cook and Jones.
The bag punching will be done by one
OF the new members. III. A. Bailey. for
mprly Of San Diego. Cal
The wrestling match will be between
Fred lie Gate and Carroll Hendron. lie
Gate Is In fine form and will be able TO
ptt up a fine exhibition. Although Hen
dron has been wrestling but three weeks
he is picking up wonderfully fast and
promises 70 he one Of the best wrestiers in
the city. The class work viii be done by
the graded class All members. and friends
are welcome 20 attend the exhibition.
On Thanksgiving eve the Tacoma and
Seattle Young Mems Christian Assoca
tion basket hail teams viii hattie for SUI
prenacy. and from the last game played
by only one score. the match ought 10
furnish some rare sport.
Next Saturday afternoon the Seattle Ath-
letie Club football team win play a game
with the yashon College team at the Y NJ
C. \, park. 1t will be the second game OF
tie season for the blue diamond aggregation
ard the final before the Thanksgiving con
test with the L. az W. team FOR the local
championship. There seems to be little
chance OF Congo" Boyd being able 10 play,
In ais place n guard will he found Hnm
who made a good showing in the s A. c.
puyailup Indian game. Huff is big fellow
and under ordinary circumstances impress
IS one as clumsy. As a matter Of fact.
however. he can get over the ground IN
great style and when pressed puts up a
game that calls forth praise. Harry Derry
has returned from Victoria ana VIII play
one Of the tackles. while old warhorse Jim
0nennen viii hold down the other Capt,
Jess Rrinker and Rick Burrows will play
the ends. Manager Hawkins has been
given 10 understand that the l.. Of w. viii
protest Burrows. If spch a policy is par
sued by the L. 81 W. team & viii result ia
a bad mess all around. There are several
technical points that e3a he raised TO make
things unpleasant for the L. 81 w. boys,
and g. the :. y &. IS forced into a fight
II will not hesitate from striking back. The
S 4 &. viii have several halfhaeks 10 So
leet from bat it Is probable iAat the bulk
az the work viii he aone by Harry Walton
ana Tloh Abrams Abrams Is 3 great "a
vaifse IN Seattle and It wifi cause great
Increase Of Interest ~ the game when Il Is
known that he viii appear on the srldirou.
Iehfeld ard Hcrsert viii also br used
Westiake's injuries }n the last game viii
undoubtedly prevent him from playing
FAlconer. the human india rubber bal. VIII
he al quarter and II the 4 Of W. drives a
tackle get through he viii have something
% say about the distance 20 he gained bah
% the tine Larsen Blanck. who Is proba
hly the best Kicking fuijback on The Pa
cine coast a. present, Will be IN his usual
place. Thornton at cenisr completes the
team.
The makeup Of THE I, az w. team Is not
known IL r Pearson. commonly known
AS cannon Bali" Pearson. has entered
ths university recently ana Will strengthen
tAe team wonderfully At fulibtck. Nith
such rrounci-galners as Capt. Lindsay aad
Pearson. The T.. OF w, hoys have reason 90
believe thar they can give the :. y &.
not run The university boys are working
hard and depend on conditscn and team
work 20 help them defeat the :. 4 g once
more. They viii not overlook The fact that
Jim o'poanvn ard Harry Derry have nos
bern WORKING this fab - +. viii not oe
Sflrf,rfsiug il tandenss on tackle are used
80 3 great extent. re onset tais- the :
A = VIII ne obliged - 10 some hard fig
uri,e on A proper defense 70 meet the at
,srk PEE BEE.