The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

The all-star football game, which win
be played in this city at Athletic psErk.
New Years afternoon. commencing at
1870 O'Clock, will bring into line more we'll
known heroes Of the gridiron than have
ever before been seen together in the Pa
cihc Northwest. Among the colleges rep
resented VIII be the University OF Wash
ington, Wisconsin university. Williams
college, University of Michigan and the
Denver Athletic Club The crack Seattle
high school team will furnish most of
the players, but as the game progresses
the others will have an opportunity to
show what they can do against the cracks
from Tacoma.
The game will be OF special interest
from the fact that in all probability Wal
ter L. Allen. coach of the high school
boys. and formerly one of Michigan's
most famous players we'll ms coach,
will don football regalia and once more
roll around in the mud. Boyce. who
earned fame while member Of the Wis
consin team, will referee the game. while
Prof. A. w Crane, of the Seattle Athletic
Club. will oficfate either as timekeeper
or Nnesman. Nate Comstock, a Wiscon-
sin player of note, is booked to play
guard either in the first or second half.
Fields. Of the University of Washington.
will be at center part of the game and
Wheeler. OF the high school, will hold
down the position during the remainder
Of the game.
George Maxwell formerly member
of the strong Williams college team, will
play one OF the endS In the second half.
Perkins. formerly OF the Denver Athletic
Club, will take care Of the other end at
the same time At the beginning OF the
game Jack Geary. the University Of
Washington quarterback, will play his
s se bs -1S s SaD W the = T.. II ss ns
school team, may play quarter. in which
case Charlie Fisher. Of the high school
tear. w act A. r., captain e nx Sam b Ms Is
place of M. Boyle. who Is captain of the
Wilson business college team. Boyle is
looked upon az one OF the star players
Manager e; II. Smith yesterday an
che sss sa Of tSs net az follow
Of W.; left halfback, Charlie Fisher,
Seattle high school; right helfback, NJ.
noSie c Wilson's bu :, c3llsse; full
Hsine.. Seattle high school; ' left ruard.
g. q s IT, q n M.. sShG Seattle ns
school; right guard. Gardner. Seattle
high school: right tackle. Robertson. u.
Of W.; right cad. L Bosis. Seattle high
The Tacoma team viii be drawn to a
considerable extent from the Tacoma high
s ssss o hut nsrs are !, q Ti Ss
teams will average about - pounds II
the weather continues good the field will
be In fine condition, and q more open
game than usual will be seen.
The Seattle high school football team
tically Speaking it, record Is one Of con-
tinuous victories. Spokane beat Seattle.
but taking everything connected with the
victory. In reality the score was in favor
OF Seattle.
As soon A. the holiday vacation is at
an end the Seattle high school foot hail
players will hold O meeting and elect q
captain for the season Of 1901. Charlie
pp' dsr Ds shs nave sss t iSr 1ne
sition II he were a pronounced candidate.
His friends. however, seem to think he
would not accept the position IL II were
All hopes Of a game between the Seat
school football teams in this city during
teams have disbsnded seattle was more more
come come here and settle the question 'o Of
supremacy. There was no desire to get
even by Struggling or the use of unsports-
she would have had fair field ana i'm
partial officials
The outlook for the big interstate
bowling tournament Is very discouraging.
Il am Inclined to think" said superin-
tendent ADAMS, of the Seattle Athletic
Siup yestefnay. mat the tournament
VIII pe gwen up. The OLD Tacoma team
Is broken UP, and unless that team can
participate 4 will be useless for the Port
The Tacoma pIayerr left arc ateeh ana
Parsons, Eberiy r. IN Nome Towsev a.
in the Fast and Carmen is roinv vast
in n few days' ss
Next Thursday night the OIvmpic r,ov,-
ine Club az Tacoma will howl tha SCAT
Inc seattie Hod AND uun club viii hold