Indians Take Mike's Scalp in Postseason Showdown
Spokane defeated Seattle 5 to 0 to even the postseason series at three games apiece. Vic Holm pitched for the Indians, while Joe Seaton started for Seattle and struggled with seven hits allowed. Magee starred for Spokane as the game’s notable performer.
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Lincoln High Football Trip to Butte Canceled by Board
A Thanksgiving trip to Butte was canceled after the school board ruled no high school team may travel outside the state except to Portland Oregon. About four to five hundred students were planning to accompany the team to Tacoma next Saturday to watch the game.
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Soapy's Signal Swap Upsets Lalapaloosa Team
In a chaotic setup before a big game Soapy alias Soapy Soapy turns up at Ket Molt with a grouch and quits Lalapaloosa over signals and course access. He schemes to obtain Lalap signals for Sketliot for 25 dollars then departs, leaving Lalapaloosa to lose 62 to 0 while Sketliot is exposed. Doggy demands payment and the tale ends with unresolved debt.
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Queen Anne Prepares For Broadway This Week
Queen Anne high school faces Broadway in a forthcoming game with dates unsettled due to University scheduling. Coach Lewis conducted light signal practice after Saturday’s struggles as minor bruises appeared among players. Be Van Presley, at left tackle, may miss the Queen Anne game due to possible Athletic Association rules, and weight changes are noted as the team aims to be in good shape for the contest.
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Doggy and Smiler Revisit Lalapaloosa Lunch Scheme
A chaotic conversation centers on Doggy Cook's firing by a new dispatcher Buck Williams of Sketciol. Smiler, Butch, and Sinder plot a reformist stance while recalling past tricks like Soapy Smith. Doggy resists and contemplates city hall work as old ties to Lalapaloosa fade.
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Pittsburg Detroit Baseball Standings And Attendance
Pitching notes show Mullin Donovan and Seifield as unreliable options for Pittsburg and Detroit with Mullin likely to start today. Clarke may pull Camilla as a possible starter while Seifield could be used. Attendance figures list Friday 33,457 Saturday 31,114 and Monday 18,277.
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Place kicking in football a precision art
The article explains that successful place kicking hinges on ball handling and steady setup. It details the holding position, snap, and timing for a drop kick, noting the ball is held at a 45 degree angle and struck with the toe. It emphasizes learning to fall on the ball and the complexity beyond merely chasing a rolling ball.
Proper techniques for ball control in practice drills
The passage outlines methods to secure a loose ball by diving knee first and tumbling to the ball, drawing the ball to the body with arms, catching a bounding ball, and sometimes nudging an opponent or kicking the ball to prevent recovery. It cautions that bearing weight on a ball can cause permanent injury and advises daily practice of varied falls through the season.
Delehanty Family Nets Pennant Season Honors
Two baseball families celebrate winter praise as Kim Delehanty ties to the Tigers while Frank Delehanty helped win the American Association pennant for Louisville. George Moriarty stars for Detroit with brother Bill at short for the Colonels. Willie Delehanty started with Wilkes-Barre, later sold, and Wilkes-Barre captured the New York State League pennant.
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George Moriarty
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Mitt Artistes Sail to Vancouver for Inter-club Smoker
The Seattle Athletic Club sends four mitt artists to Vancouver to face the Vancouver Athletic Club in a smoker tonight. Pat Raferty will meet Pete McVeigh in the 125 pound class, Cliff Dyer opposes Ed Morni an, and Dave Clark faces Buscombe while J M Lellan takes on William Dyer. The event starts a winter smoker series.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Vancouver Athletic Club
Vancouver
Pat Raferty
Pete McVeigh
McVel
Cliff Dyer
Ed Mornian
V. A.C
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William Dyer
Buscombe
J. M. Lellan
Free Oil Paintings With Purchases Over 315
A promotion offers a genuine oil painting free with every purchase of 315 or more from our regitar stock. Customers may pay cash or credit and should select their picture quickly before stock runs out.
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Unclear entry on prize win by Gordon or Mix
Fragmentary report describes a trophy or blue ribbon event involving a person named Gordon and another named Mix in Switzerland. Details are garbled, but reference to a prize and a celebrated achievement is present.
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Tsgar W. Mix
Columbes Mix
Switzerland
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