The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-10

-. hsx. school football team walked In
1910 az the street last evening and
80 4 banner on which appeared the
ss-s-s.s.sso,. High School, 6; Puyaliup. O."
- ha-s ard al their adnerents. who
..,.r.Iv numbered legion, were in high
.ss.ssr over the victory. and people on
- s.rs4,s asked each other IN wonder
- ashose young Indians were yelling
whsn the crowd got On a James
-, ear al Second avenue after the
800 ard troope6 along toward the 8. A.
xsvtnz tie high school yell. 50 must be
.xrsst,ed that the sight vas ore calcuI-
r.s.s 10 attract attention. IN the frst
go. Ire boys are not very large. Dut
.s.v make up for this deficiency IN lung
.ex.r and ability TO hustle both on and
- tss grieiron. They don't mind mud.
- .soeklngs, the loss OF shin gaard or
e. clothes. when victory perches Itself
sson tasir banner. as Il did yesterday aft
s-noor Al the r. VI. G. a. park. and In
.sess enthusiasm they made Rome howl
rAsy trooped along. yelling IN great Rlee
"a hey had given Puyallup the ak ard
wkeu the club house WAS reached they
- ont OF their muddy costumes and IN
~ me shower baths Having once more
sssearsd with bright faces. which reflect
= the glow Of health. they commenced
sszring ~ the game.
The consensus Of opinion was that the
vesaFy had been wen only by a grand
s.lIy in the second half. and Peabody, who
saved left tackle part Of the game and
,sen changed 70 center. was congratulated
a. al rides for his clever work FvereII
ard Williams. the guards. came in for
tsslr share Of the glory. and they de-
servsd II. too. Scurry and Carroll repeat
~ a 1t
iss; Payallgp made few trials Is circle
81 every time either Scurry or Carroll
sfsTented . gain. Jacobs played a steady
game n right tackle and got under
Paysigp's lie plays in good shape. one
o. the preiilest plays OF the game was a.
sssstD-yard run by Sam Russell on a
as9ble pass He got the ball prettlly on
be pass and vas OF around puya!lup's
isft end Ike shot. but suddenly striking
nalre hole, stumbled and was falling
sksn ore OF his own men put him on his
fee and put bin on the road for eight
ysrds more.
Henry Callahan and Remington both
Played star games. Callahan wore a white
and blue sweater. and wherever the battle
wss hottest that landmark vas certain 10
spear. He carried the bail for several
issling gains Just before the touchdown
US sNeffA, anu III utAsurfNe work Was
hsEter than at any other time during the
ssason Remington was at his best. and
aas Of his runs, around left end for fifteen
fards, set the crowd Wild with excite
nsnt When the bail was within sixteen
iaeaes OF the goal line Remington was
feH, against the center. He struck hard
And when the mass of struggling humanity
was finally a. a standsti.l Il was seen that
~ lay on the ground. ball in arms. head
sad shoulders within the sacred territory
sam Russell was equal 10 the call to
HEX goai, and that tells in brief how the
sE1ns vas won, ten minutes playing time
fsraaining. During the first half Geary
sAo has been III with typhoid fever. PLAYED
fallbaek. He punted well on several ouca-
tiaas. but In the second half gave way to
EeFgert.
The Puyaiup team played n hard
tiaesy game. The strength and weight Of
rs players. however. WAS what prevented
ne high school boys from making a larger
seFs. In the first half the Puyaimp line
fA splendid work. II held for downs sew
sFsl times. once when the bali was within
IL danger territory. In offensive play the
ram VAS sadly deficient in Interference
40 variety OF plays. End runs were IN