The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-30

played tise university one ~ the closest
and most exciting games ever witnessed
in Seattle.
TIE University ot WASHINGTON played n
hard luck, losing 70 Port Townsend SstIr-
day, being crippled ~ me loss OF several
strong men. ], is safe rs say that game
viii - q lesson 20 the team. a. * developed
the weak points TIE University OF WASH
iHgton xii. not RESI- satisfied WIKI such
showing
TAe game which viii attract the greatest
Ioca attention tn scheduled Tor the secof4
Gsy Or TIE celebration n honor II the re-
turn Of the volunteers which viii be Tues
day. The game at ~ between me uni
yers!ty team ard the siren. aggregation
reprcsentiag the Y ". e A The recsp-
tion committee has kindly .>ft The after
noon :fee on the programme. and the vol
unte@rs with their thousands u yisitiaS
friends Will be present The game viii OF
course. se complimentary 10 all members
Of the volunteers. who vii De admitted
free and given especially reserved seats
The talk ~ : 4 Z. or aii-Seatlis
team during the past week has be-p Win
OFT other TesAli than 10 indicate the In
cTeasing popularity Of football Those
back 81 the movement appreciate that the
! 81 G A team ~ practically an all
Seattle team The officials u the y a.
&. recognize tais and nave refused 10
cgunfenarce the mo- emrnt
The I. II. e. = has certainly secured
the nucleus of a strong team WILDER, tha
Yale mar. who Is head coach. Is well
known ia athletics on the Coast lie has
played on and Captsined some Of fAe
Dest tcamo OF the Coast HIS plays a
right quad Reghr 30 pounds, and Is d
aggressive and "heady' player he played
last year ~ Yale. and though barred fTGrl
the o!s games ~ tne oEf-y@aF rae. be
learned ;1e latest Fsastera plays and me- IN
DDS af coaching and II fast rounding his
local charges into ane form.
Farntam. who - assisting Wii5-r In
coaching the team. graduated from Yale
lsst spring re played on the Yaie var
stty baseball team ard his cin-s football
team. ard mas had tho advantage OF sew
era years u Yale 'varsity coaching. He
Will play q right end Center and !sft
guard positions are between r l. Hat.
formerly or Aultnomah and Portland un4-
teff'iy. ani NJ A q. Doathitt, phy sical
direct y % the association, both OF whom
are Close 70 Sne 4co pound mar. Ia weight
~ tacsi- the team. Will probably have tEe
same men az the Y. VI G A team u three
years ago. they being the only members
Of the old team now remaining
Left end Is an opea position. Ayerst and
Callahan being candidates Back of IN.
fui.tack are axtures. Both received tnelr
ira iFg AZ University 81 Michigan aud
Know Tie game Thoroughly. Darlington
ana Art fali are az present playing the
well
W!th good material on the substitute
lat and practically al seattle 10 draw
uo'n The team viii give anything on Ire
including Pete" Fasconer. Thornton dud
Larsen Hlsnck. looked fot from Alas
h in the near future. and viii PROBABLY
oe seon oi tho team n the later games
Iha schedule Includes games with PaFt
Townsend. u or W. Multaonsa \ e..
Whitman soli"ge t'niteTs4tY OF California
and the strong University NJ Wisconsin
team.
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In one Of his recent football letters -
an Eastern journal. Ca$par Whitney. ;he
great writer or amateur sport says.
strong and sfo~i'g Sentiment Is notice
Nhat Fraf. P.ttineiI. ~ Michigan las
happily stt3ed mutual Disarmament Ter
taGniy there - desire fer peace among
al parties and fhe present aeiligcterf COM
dt!op has brought 80 tie fore the vrry
common conviction among the elders :nat
this athletic feature ~ Undergraduate SO
T. he'ns .atly ov"fdo"e that tn" present
Fiate II tension j. she hosical climax K
a"plptRtf} exaggerated IHit or she uni
NTfh,y - stem. ard that reaction - 80 "a
eNi"ct 81 ard encouraged
ATd fHr uDG.rkf4 t44=e himself - cute.
di~euSted Win ne present situation a.t
anf &" listen Mote - fteufiY tnau here ,,-
f"r" I" thr hn1 HAT hn has dssra carried
temperance iu an fbirEa
f5eH3s of college athletics vii rei s,cs
With Aair III hef gain of "A president wao
h'liFft" ir Snort &ud feel some rvsDnasi-
tHfE Ia' is t""duv' Hitherto faculty
Athlrt.c supervision Al %~v ifaSs. has
nt~A p"ffHn' tory auH efufr@sodiy Mo- sat
power ia ~Hg7t4 l~Hes Vale ha4 rsr%utty
fAi."r h"h'ut 'h" Sea itr2 universities IN
y, .st'a "id mat*ef u hs- ata.otlc
III Whtts} quotes w3th agsrota. grora
an address ef t-st$is'rs5t tfaaleY tu w.t.
che latter sf&t. AIuelr utso- fittings .-rss
Ndto" ri 4fnirflc SPORTS y b*U prstttyed IN
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