The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-25
Defeated IL to 0 by the Univer-
sity Seniors.
LAW RULED OFF THE FIELD
Pfsrsou's Collar hone Fractored In
. Pfle-Up, and Then the FuyaI-
Iups Are Il nabIe to Hold Against
Their Adversarfes-stubbo Re-
Haif-Larson . Host In Himself.

The long string OF Victories won By he
pEy8lsup Indians On the fooEQal GeId THIS
s-asou was broken yesterday afternoon py
the University OK Washington senior class.
81 an exciting and hard fought game
Twelve 20 nothing Was the scare.
At the close OF the first half neither SIDE
bad reached the goal and the teams ap-
peared evenly matched. Win the break
ing OF Persons collar bore q the second
half the Indians defeat came. Craig. Pier
son au9 Joe Alien played brilliantly fer
The visitors, the hoacTs resting wiki Pier
son. Hill and Larson were the University
stars. The former scored beth touch
downs, one being made on a run OF ~
yards. Wr!ghtS interference made the run
possible
Ball without Wind.
The game did got commence on time be-
cause considerable trouble was experienced
II blowing Up the new bali The crowd
became impatient and expressed its feel
ings IN long drawn on. yells. At last the
leather egg was ready. Officers s. +.
Tucker ard c. II. Cummings cleared the
field. and IN their efforts we're given the
. moral support Of those in the stands They
kept the crowd under better control than
at any other game this year. Not once
was . runner compelled 10 change his
course as vas Captain Larson at Tacoma
The coin when tipped in the air gave the
choice to the Z. OF W. Capt. Larson elect
ed TO defend the south goal. IN this he
accepted q slight disadvantage OF grade,
but left a hrigh. sun in the Indian faces.
TIE ground was In perfect condition AS
the players took their positions IL looked
II the L. OF W. had the advantage III
Law Out of the Game.
The Indians we're crippled 10y the loss OF
their giant left tackle, Law, who has done
phenomenal work in all games Of The sea-
son. The university boys refused TO play
against him, as he pitched for the Tacoma
professional baseball team. and has not
been reinstated. The Indians though. they
were not being treated fairly In the mat
ter. blu; said that they would not play Law
II Il would cause trouble. They substituted
Phillip Williams. who. they say, is green
man.
First Shot of the War.
Cant Craig. the little thick fellow
with q big Tam OShanter rig on his head.
from beneath which long and straight
black hair peeped out. commenced the bat
tie by kicking the ball from center TO the
T. OF VS. ao-yard line. II was pretty
kick. Kelley, who had forced a fiji OF illness
IN order 10 play, Strapped up the baii ana
rushed ten yards toward the Indians goal
before he was snloihered Tn pile OF dusky
warriors.
Expecting an attack on the weak spot
made by Laws retirement. tho Indians
were caught off their guard and Larson
Craig vas quick to catch the play. oait ne
could not stop the twisting drive OF the
university captain alone, and the Dali was
al vanced sin yards. The war wAoop mat
came from the whites brought forth echoes
rrom the ancient battle OF Seattle. When
Williams blocked Kelley on dive through
left tackle. and despite the grand pushing
of the whites the bail advanced only TWO
yards, silence fell OF the neid.
Persons Grand Dive
Ia. tr tn Inv
II founded away from him. Such diving
and clawlns IN seldom seen. and when
Pierson, the Indians star halfnack. got the
ball a shou, of triumph burst forth from
the d,isky band of warriors. Again the
field rang with cries when craig went
through right tackle and with struggling
mass OF humanity around and on top OF
him gained six yards. double pass IAN
ei 10 yield and when WALTON went against
center hs. came 700 slow to make an mon
The hail went TO the rs almost st the
potat where the battle Of lines commences.
Iarson's attack on right tackle Melted only
onss ward; hut I{ill made fine gain OF seven
yards around right end, Enthusiasm was
cut short BY th.stnuJ's tumble. little Ar
atIatte securing the bail Tor the Indians.
with five yards 10 gain on the tfird down,
Durham stopped a guards-back attack,
leaving .h.. Indians one yard short Of their
distance The bali went 10 the C,'s ke3-
lev tried lett end and although tackled car
rteA his man two yards. Chestnut tried
II five yards through right tackle
Iarson's Sensational Rnn,
r99e bali WAS well over 70 the east side
Of th.. field Larson shot around G.ga: cad
with splendid speed. and. with host OF
Indians in hot pursuit. quartered The grid
iron fer gan of ten yards before he
crossed the side lire II was the sspecSacit-
lar run so FAR and brought forth 9paSm
~ s!ee Kelley made five yards on TWO
plays the first : tandem on leit IA 'kie ara
f.aAs
came to ire front With a run or touTteen
yards around right end The iali Has not
near the center - The tiei3. ar the Iniscr-
sssy boys felt roritldenf OF walking Stral tht
An Unfortunate FnmbIc.
Their hopes were unexpectedly crushed
by Relays tumble Palmer fell on the
ball ard The Indians were once more I'm
posse ssion Person made Two short gains
OF left tackle ana center. ana on Nssion's
put force into his attack, the Us goi The
bali on d8wyS Chestnut shot t3l.lugh
quick opening uetween rigb, "a .k'e and
guard for seven yards. An argument IN
sase4 AZ % whether walton had slu<e.d
/ Chestnut Keller ard larsen made good
gains o1 tackle PLAYS bat Eft@ i0fiANs gof
the bad on f'SIts501ts attempt - ~ec te-
tween ietl ena aod tackle. Craig faliad 10
advance. as the Ana Oh not hp.i. F.-..faa
uia .ie Swo attempts - advance tie lall i've
saris, t1t the tni'er Slty Hire ~as TOO
nan Finds Right End Easy.
fint went srnur2 Tigi,; CA1 a Il 10 ore
Nas iasTe aud had rot craig Io~0@d him
be wasH1 have raced the lfns-a o. tie field
instead ~ stopping after a gain OF ten
YARDS Gs1rsca ana Kelley backed tie tine
Alternately. taoia sas 5*et ~as otl!v e.rhi~
-~a yards fra3u ta+ iassisnS' goa There
determined stand was made 'y'A@ *
c.tt nlF~s Ras &vfF5ass-. az3 As Re f-ss cana
iaEv.tirr aco no gan @a~ made ms few
-rneterss foE fhe Italians made rToaSn
2u-~e toF 8D aYsaT
indians Take urnce-
Eu,03raEea az r>roVv-irr ths bal. 80
Ind aus look a osz brace and saoved The
/ in.vfvS+sy rsvs 1ssa the feIt en- xa.1s
, averaging tegeh yards Pierson - the
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os sAs. Iastlsns c1% &e3 T1an C'ra.x rsamr-
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