The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
PUT Up. 4 STUBBORN GAME.
WILSON'S BUSINESS foLLEcE TEAM
PLAYS GREAT FqprsALL-
High school Eleven and x3Ehts
Hard Against Odds-Finaiiy Pc
f~sted. II to "a Record Kick.

The Seattle high school football team de-
feated Wilson's Business coaess tssH. So
terday afternoon a. Athletic PARK oy
score Of z 10 5. The store falls 10 ihcicate
the stubbornness and excitement inciaene
10 the contest.
In the first half the business college boys
played their opponents TO a staacstill- TOOK
the bah away from them on Downs twice
within FIVE yards OF their tNiison - goal
Line, and scored I've points on Browns
magnificent goal from the fed. TIE Kick
was made thirty yards from the goal ana
Will 20 down In lecal football history as the
cieverest piece Of work ON record
Desperate at the thought OF defeat at
the hands OF an inexperienced team. the
high school boys aulcksned their play in
the second half. and by combining their at
tack TO tackles. endg, the criss-eross and
quarterback runs. steadily ran up the score
until Il was Is TO In their favor. with
less than thirty seconds 70 play. Bruekart
kicked the ball straight over W}ls0u's goa!
from the tweniy-yard line, clRching the
victory by clever piece OF work
Good Plays Individually.
Haskins, RruckaFt. Seweli and Gardner
played finely for The high school. while
Chex Honeditz. Reardon and AcPaee
We're much IN evidence for Wilson's team
Teniplin put up a good game at left end
second gave way 10 Bane, who could bot
stop the continued attack made on his
position. Seattle was not slow 10 take
advantage o! the situation and made sew
erai IcDg gains. Ayersf and Crooks put
mp better game at the ends for Seattle
than has been their custom. they got
down the field fairly well On kicks. but al
that could not beat out Gardner. who had
the faculty OF always being around. Davis
played right guard for Seattle. and ne gave
evidence Of being mp To date. Hainss also
PLAYED well bu. In the second half was
obliged 10 give way TO Anderson on account
OF an injury to his left leg. Campbell did
not allow Seattle's center 20 ba bndged an
inch. and Violin. with his 20 pounds, sur
pr.sed his friends by playing low In tho
line. Once he ran down the field on a
kick, and when the ball was fumbied he
also slipped and landed sanareIy on top of
IT, That Seattle got the bali goes without
further comment.
stubborn Resistance Put Up.
The Wilson team made a splendid stand
and had !. not been that they were some
what tagged in the second half and were
also unaccustomed 10 stopping criss-crosses
and quarterback runs, they would have
held the score down The center trio.
Reardon. Zitzmann and Brickef. came
very near being stone wall. Eighs-tenths
Of the plays directed Mt them during the
entire game either failed TO yield any gain
or stopped at two or three yards. In fact.
the entire line played as well IL not better.
than the ether side In the first half. Chew
and Hoffeiitz proved t. be good backs. and
had they known more about the use of the
etin arm. would have troubled Seattle con-
siderahly. On defensive Chew did some
excellent tackling. Reardon also threw
a few or the Seattle boys as II they were
feathers. Browns work at fuiiback does
not need further comment.
II WAS an ideal day for football II the
ground was trine hard In spots the play
ers did not notice It, They had business
to attend 10. On one SIDE the honor OF an
Institution that has long string OF VIC
tories WAS TO he upheld. and on the other
a new institution In football was fighting
FOR "A position. In many respects II re-
se.nbled one of those oid-fashoned con-
tests In which intense local pride Is the
spring OF action. Professional baseball
players could have obtained good object
lesson from that game.
Wilson's Give Them a Surprise.
When Referee Jess Brnker blew #the
whistle for the beginning os hostiilties. tho
Wilson forces We're spread oat at the north
end or the gridiron and the high school
boys were lined un at the middle OF the
field. Gardner kicked oft fer Seattle. or
the high school. and followed tire hall 50
closely that he stopped little Chew before
he had fairly got under way Twice dl1
the Seattle line hold fast and then Brown
nunted 20 Seattie's ferty-yard line se@sfli
made sher; gain. and on the nextgfiay
Seattle flnhled and Honcdiiz fell On, the
bah for Wilson. "HofT' ran right enf f1r
Ten yards and the Wilson adherents yelled
like flends Prof W.isoa was sailing mn
aud down the side lines with one shoe II,
his right hand. rs excited aud enthusia site
a. III tue days waen he WAS a crack base
bail player
What happened next was a surprise 70
every one except those in the play. I. was
10 80 bet that the goal VAS safe but
Brown called FOR a place kick The rne
held. an1 before the amascfuent - he
crowd haa time to express ttself IN cheers
browns foot had Come IN contact with
tho p!gskin There VAS not the slightest
deviation from the line thai led straight
over the goal The han psssrs f,lSi ns,St.,
the beads If the Seattle hogs and ken,
going az moderate angle uHtfi L cleared
ire h4r and fve points had been credited
To Wilson's FVoFn This is a ~uro~lse
said the Seattle men
During the remainder of the haIf Seattle
PLAYED Ike tcnds 10 even up things. but
she could not quite reach tao goa3 line
1'wtce she worked The BAH almost IN "a
Wilson's lins ard lost 3. ore aauas Ta,a
Whistle sounded for a cessation a. hustil-
lilies with the Wilson goal 81 danger.
Seattle gsgiu. to play.
Before the opening az ths second half
Seattle Nas gwen soFsr good advise as
follows u1r attack an ce~seer has been
useless. her backs hs3 celna uo very xlog
sor SAe bad ana strtek she ARE VIA ltt,e
Fore oer rsaogai play Was tee sfow "a
wiz "A Ntvto.X-
1eoan lo-kc8 81 fc~ wllsoa and t,e ban
went low. and Wa occurred bv Seattle ar
hsr 5aiFtv-itye-Nar1 ,!ae. After short g4lssz
iiask3n~ get aregat ieEt end scr Zen vst.fs
AND had soof CHANCE ga Euu The Naa-ta
81 the neid Wlisa Brown dawut,i r..s
trus kart 500 uutsi8e or t'eNt raa ana
snete Htsevn wards BEFORE chew stunned
f}sn fiash'u~' plunre ,nFaaga seusr~ sut
fir}x&arts dive through tleat ysrk.s t,.tfea
ni'se yards. Tatu bsuckart ef,tvene.l
shtrgS ht breaking thruush heeNae,, I'm
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peg 5fy 'ttw tte BATH vas az Wilson's az.
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