The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-31
IN. c. /. RS. IKI(RDDB.
ltans InAivtAaaa E1~ea-Mf1 go
KahIe Dc Crest work fer r. -. c.
A., Geasy SD LsonsnG fer 3. 4. G.

In the p1essnee Of a spisxdsJ crowd the
n. II. c. A. Junior basket ball tenn de-
feated tire Seattle Athlete Club Junisss
last evening BY score Of II 10 ~
The game was wei played or both ssss<s,
and while the rivalry was spirited fssre
was not the slightest approach 70 .I~feesing
Ths contest swas played 10 the 3. A. e.
g1nnasiun. but next FRIDAY night the
eafue teams win meet for their second game
IN the y. ~. G. A gymnasium.
The r. ID. G.. A. boys won far ann
nquArs victory. II sas another illustration
~ tfs superiority Of team play cvsr bril-
liant individual work Scooter or sassr the
Seattle Athletic Club VIII b. oonp1iied 10
switch frsns heissr SHELTER play. brilliant
tnuu2A X may b.. TO the scientific team
drill ssxiem.N
Take the teams AS they met last evening
: and judge them player against player. u
Would seem an IL the g. A. q. had a frsfIe
the better OF the argument. lsnf eosasksrlnE
the teams as q whoI<, there In not the
1fzghtes; doubt that tine i. NJ. G.. A. boys
were superior THY had team play down
- . point that their opponents cSaii nos
tsuch. and the result WAS a brilliant victory.
Kah.e. center, and Hill. right forward Did
1hs most brilliant work for the +. N. &. A.
Thy are A>eady aud as tle Asne time
Militant players Although Elder threw AZ
many goals - Hin. n could not be sad
player. HIi does his work Ia clean-cut.
scientific manner. AMI his shots 81 goal
are not only wei timed. bat always 40
Accurate fhst the other SIDE tTenibies At tssc
result Kahle plays fast and tricky cen
ter when he has the bali Ae can tN.st
into more shapes. and yet get The bad away
nom him In exactly the right direction.
than any other player in the city. He b
= xiry little fellow and enjoys a fast game.
Lamping and John Geasy did the most
brilliant work for the s. A. c. II might
BE- said that they played the heavy s,arss-
All ths other s. A. C. men did we'll. and
with little mefe real match play they viii
come to the frcst. Behb gives good prom
ise, bar he iaeks agEresssveness BY this
Il is not meant that he needs to be- rough
He must simply take care that he liz not
put on the defensive all the time. Let him
keep tbs other man guessing.
At the end OF the FIRST fifteen minutes 81
play the score was 10 To In favor OF tbs
y. u. c. A. Zach side scored three points
IN the second half. sitcving that the y. A.
G. improved although they could not get
m advantage. In goal throwing the Y. ~.
e. A. boys we're far superior 10 their op-
poneuts, N the score sstii shcw. Hill and
Elder each put the bail into the basket
three times from the aesd whi;e fsamolne
and McDouaid made only three combined
for the B. A. c.
The teams and score wsrs as fellows.
r. ii. C. A. s. a. G..
Juniors(i2,. Juniors ttol.
Hili....,....... Right forward 49,. Lampng
B Eitsr.-....... Left forward Mcdonald
s kAnie. ............ Center ............ .tseary
Price Left back 49,. .Franeafhal
Qlney. .......... Right hack ..s,....-.... Bebb
Goals from tbs fe!d-For y. NJ. G. A..
Tin g. Elder 3. for s. A. c.. Lamplng 1.
Mcdonald 2
Summary.
Goai% from free throws on fouls-For r.
II. e.. A.. Oiney l: for g. A. c., Bcbb T.
Referee-pon Palmer.
umpires-Dr. McCulioch ard c. J.. keyes.
Scorers-C III Beth.
Anuo{fy,cer-- Prof " Crane