The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-14
Sports pasfimes



attic high school boys. / DO not blame him
for mis- decision. II was in perfect accord
Win common sense and the conditions. The
croT1 Insisted on occupying the g.lclror.,
wflicn interfeyei greatly With ths players
ana as the bail went from ore side os she
field 10 the other the crowd rushed 70 and
ire 10 see what was going on. Peof.e IN the
stands cannot see the players half me time,
lei alone knowing anything about thu
character o york b@ing accomplished
7 CSCAE g. IETERARITY was award
- CT fsrSt gflZe al tIse Provincial eX1l'
b!tlon, New Westminster. II. 6. Tor the sesE
CORRECTION OF amateur Photographic views.
Competition was open 10 amateurs or Can
ada ard tie United States. Entries we're
numerous. Tflsre Ras only oue class. no
Restrictions beiDE Imposed ~ 70 n1.Igl1eT OF
views or style. Mr. lnFeFarity exhibited
collection o{ Twelve pictures, which cover
- lanGscaut, marine, portrait ana athletic
s8bsscts.
n lex CASE is not regaining his health
IL as rapidly ais friends hoped he
would H Is now under the care OF Dr.
Gibson and i is said that the doctor thinks
"trip u Arizona would be beneficial! One
of Cases lungs. according to the last ex-
animation, Is affected
JACK DOWNEY" left Seattle SATURDAY
- for Vancouver. h. C. from which
place tie VIII 80 10 SPOKANE % box Jimmy
LAWYER. Of san Francisco. fifteen rounds:
The AFFAIR vii. * handled by ''ENrisky
Burnett, and take place In about three
weeks. Iawier Is said 10 b. a member Of
the Olympic CLUB. Recently he has been
doing clever work.
THE New York Evening Sun says Octo-
l. Der 81; Jack Downey. OF brooklyn
and Dial Hawkins, Of San Francisco. ar 10
box twenty-five rounds tonight 81 the Con-
~ Island Boxing Club. While both mel
are second ratera they are capable OF max
ing Z very interesting bout Hawking is q
fast give and take boxer. who relies more
on swinging blows than straight 5ahs
nowneY has 0.ea boxing as an amateur
and professional in and around the greater
cit$ for ten years or more. lie dearly
ioves fght and the chance or winning
the long end Of a purse.
The fight lid not take place because tho
sheriff attached thf. box office receipts and
Hawkins and Downey refused 10 night for
nothing. X was not long ago that the sun
said Hawkins was liz the first rank OF the
lightweight fighters. According 10 Eastern
sCribes, Western fighters are all OF the
rough and ready class. who may heGoma
scientific If they stay in New York long
New York clubs and the purses they have
been giving lately the rough and ready
Westerners VIII starVe before they become
scientific in New York.
THE defeat OF the Seattle high school
/ team by the Port Townsend high
school boys did not surprise me In the
least | had heard that the Townsend boys
had M unusually strong team and that
they had been doing hard work. The home
team was outplayed but ut the same time
I think the score by rights ought to have
been different / feel almost certain that
one of the Townsend men knocked the bal!
out Of Barnard's hands just before T.
Fisher emerged from the bunch and scored
a touchdown from the middle OF the field
In my estimation Umpire Smith was guilty
d. Il -.
side II the moment she had taken the bail
from Townsend on downs, Smiths decis-
ion was directly responsible for one of
Townsend tuuchdOMns, 50 X could not be
overlooked
After all. The fact remains that the visl-
tors we've the better of the two teams Sat
urday With the exception Of FIVE minutes
In the second half they played a stea'iier
and more certain game. Their team work
was better ard tn two or three eases when
the signals were not understood the line
held Seattle until the play was started In
ouch cases Seattle ought Ia have broken
through ana prevented 4 sain. She did moi
however. which shows lack of appreciation
when an opportunity affords itself Why
was IL that Townsend's interference when
0im,d at the ends was not broken un
somewhat. at ieast2 II can only be cx-
planned by saying poor work" Seattle
must play n better defensive game or she
stands no show aEains; Townsend.
II Is true the absence OF Humes and Has
kns crippled the team. but ut that II ought
- I
~ ~ ~" pn t,r,,it "a DE-
,ery c,a,,ar wnr, parn,rt ~, ~ So" III
witI ~ nx~ar,io,p oc fattjn., - Ga. vi vi
hre..tr ,rn he inisrfnranre ana M, 80
certain now that II was right To throw jaw
Humes out of the game. I am told that he
was y legitimate rnernl,~r az the eci,nol huf
that he was aut for some time owing 10 an
injury received IN practice. When hp r.
turned 10 school b. had an excuse from his
parents II what ! have stated is correct
Humcs WAS 3 hiGa school boy in ~pir,t even
II he Tad not been In ATTENDANCE thirty
DAYS prior "a he game The day ~ ring
crs' IL past II Humes Is NOT a leejtimate
member or ihe school ] DO not d"sir~ to see
,f,sa So. , i1,, - IN YIN. ,et1
80, ~ .r, 80 -. Iu''t .. :
~, "A f,,soi1 ,l,~-nre Al s 80 n'ik''ty
49, 4,, 80 81. ~ -, ."e r. rlh ~
Ia xtsn ,her1 - sa,t,lA VIM u-bs, 80
p,ava II, pors Tow nsena shn WI hs,,. -
i,r,,,r,,s v,.artg.,rr,,fr{- -
( MARBLES trsbee. left fielder Of the
drafted hy the rennant winning BOSTON
te3m 90 ~" National league. Unless my
memory PLAYS me faise fTislse played al