Bowling Season Opens Tonight at Seattle Athletic Club
The Seattle Athletic Club bowling season starts tonight with six five man teams, the Eagles captained by Putnam and the Owls captained by Conover. Each team plays three series against the others, nine games per week on Monday Tuesday and Thursday, ending February 23 1911. Readouts show improving form with averages Grinnell 2234 Gardineer 2534 Dwan 225 Schmidt 225 and Pinkham 207 including a ten game special match. Conover defeated McGregor by 196 in recent action.
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Tacoma High School Narrow Win Sparks Postgame Riot
Tacoma edged Broadway 6 0 in a tense game at Stadium as Broadway led most of the way. after the final whistle a downtown melee erupted, injuring Patrolman Chaffee. Police blame Tacoma fans, while Tacoma supporters claim Seattle visitors provoked the trouble.
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California Jockey Club Opens Emeryville Meet With 591 Entries
Five hundred ninety one entries have been received for the California Jockey Club season opening at Emeryville next Saturday. Twenty horses are entered in the opening handicap to be run Saturday as part of twelve stake events scheduled for the meet.
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Portland Wins It Beating Oakland For 1910 Pennant
San Francisco reports that by losing Saturday's game to San Francisco, Oakland loses the 1910 pennant and Portland Beavers take the title amid league excitement.
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Tim McGrath Aims for Sacramento With Bull Bill Gag
A humorous profile portrays Tim othy Seipp McGrath as Democratic candidate for the 44th district assembly. He plans a whirlwind campaign and imagines an assembly in Sacramento while delivering a bull themed joke to mock a bull bill proposal.
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Middle West Champs Share Title With Illinois and Minnesota
Chicago November 7 The Western conference football championship this year will likely be shared by the state universities of Illinois and Minnesota Each squad has won the majority of its tie games indicating a two way split for the title based on current results.
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Washington Triumphs Over Idaho In Big Saturday Showdown
Washington defeats Idaho 19 to 0 at Varsity Field with key plays by Cahill and Coyle. Idaho struggles after punts blocked and several long runs by Washington batch the scoring. Multiple college scores from around the region follow, including Yale over Brown and Harvard over Cornell.
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