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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
3
The article explains end runs rely on speed and strong interference to break through from the line. It notes the left half back takes the ball around the end with blockers creating pathways while the defense is fended off, promising future football guidance from Purman in The Star.
Portland boxer Joe Flanigan known as Judge among fans died en route to overseas service. He trained in duties of overseas workers in New York and was famed for backing fighters as the Northwest lightweight champion. His death adds another star to the service flag of sport as war demands and material shortages impact Vienna tramway repairs planned for 1917 with 600000 tram riders noted.
Agricultural page lists prices for corn oats alfalfa barley and feed ingredients in Minnesota markets. Shows per bushel or per hundredweight rates for cracked corn white Egyptian barley ground barley and various meal and mash products with figures around 60 to 95 cents and dollars per unit.
Camp Lewis prepares for a Sunday game with the Strong Foundation shipyard eleven of Portland. The soldiers have trained three weeks, with about 30 on the first team and 100 showing interest. The Foundation squad is said to be in top form, comparable to Oregon teams, while Camp Lewis will withhold its lineup until game time.
Eugene Oregon October 17 Charles Shy Huntington named graduate manager of student athletic activities replacing Dean H Walker who is ordered to Camp Zachary Taylor to begin officer training. Portland Oregon October 17 Oregon Aggies vs Multnomah club game likely moved to Corvallis due to flu ban Cramer athletic manager at Corvallis offers a return game later if travel can be arranged.
Detectives Hubbard and Peterson, searching for liquor, were mistaken for thieves by H. A. Vive of 1713 Main St. Vive fired from his porch at midnight as officers entered his yard. five shots were exchanged with no injuries.
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