Fighting for places on high school team at Washington high
The Washington high school football squad resumes practice with players returning from injuries and competition for starting spots. Olds and O'Neil are favored, Mullen and Quits push to reclaim status, and final lineup decisions hinge on this week's drills. Seattle, by comparative scores, is favored to win, with Bellingham beating Tacoma and Seattle dominating Des Moines City.
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Olds
O'Neil
Mon Re
Mullen Ang
Nolingham
Seattle
Bellingham
Tacoma
Spokane
Oia City
Whitworth Game Prompts New Football Tricks
Coach Pace drills the Whitworth varsity in new formations and forward pass plays after a rough showing this season. The team prepares inventive trick plays and improved offense before upcoming battleships battles.
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Varsity
Whitworth
N. Brooke
Pasa
Washington Faces Chemawa Indians in Weekend Showdown
Washington braces for a tough game against the Chemawa Indians as Willie Bagshaw and Clark may miss the lineup while Parker and Trott prepare to lead the backfield. Ward Harris and Wills available. regulars may fill in despite soreness. The Chemawa team aims to reach Seattle tonight with kickoff moved to 2 50 as university police manage crowds and transport.
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Willie
Clark
Parker
Trott
Ward
Harris
Wills
Whitforth
Flaherty
Reser
Bragdon
Grimm
Mackie
Seattle
University
Rasmussen
Pacific Association meets rack up more than 100 entries
Chairman Bert Kerrigan of the Pacific Athletic Association field day committee reports over 100 entries received for the annual handicap meet at the University of California cinder path on November 2. It is expected the total will rise before entry closes next Monday at noon.
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San Francisco
Bert Kerrigan
Pacific Athletic Association
University of California
Portland Beats Oakland 8 to 2 in Baseball Action
Portland defeats Oakland 8 to 2 with Battery Hartman and Dona behind Wright and Stripp. Umpire Perrine. Angeles edges Frisco 6 to 5 with Hosp and Easterly helping Wilts and Williams. Time 2 hours. Umpire Toman. Soap Lake Salts touted as rheumatism relief.
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Toman
Politicians Beaten by Hoo Hoos in Bowling Tourney
The Politicians lost to the Hoo Hoos in a bowling contest with a winning margin of 115 points. Scores show Holland leading the Hoo Hoos with a high game of 144 and high average of 181, while Putnam and Dobb were among top Politicians scorers in a dense, numbers heavy recap.
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Grinnell
Cord Caveere
Spokane Team Back to Work in Hard Scrimmage
Spokane high returns to practice after a suspension incident as they prepare to face Seattle high, claiming confidence to beat the Northwest champions. Broadway club ties S A C Jr 6 to 5 at Lincoln park, with manager arranging future games.
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Broadway
Lincoln Park
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Corey Breaks 100 Mile Record in Milwaukee Race
Sir Albert Corey of the Firatment A ge Club completed a 100 mile marathon from Milwaukee in 18 hours 39 minutes, breaking Henry Schmehia’s mark by 41 minutes.
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Chicago
Albert Corey
Firatment Age Club
Milwaukee
Henry Schmehia
Nation Lakotah sporting society organized in Seattle
The Nation of the Lakotah organized last night with a charter group of members. El Comancho, Phillips head of the society, was present and pledged strong leadership and bright prospects for the group based in Seattle.
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Nation of the
Hecret Sporting Society
Seattle
Phillips
el Comancho
Lincoln High to Play Puyallup Team Tomorrow
Lincoln high school football team travels to Puyallup to meet the local squad in an away game. They expect to win but will play hard and are negotiating a possible match with Tacoma high.
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Lincoln
Puyallup
Tacoma
Chauffeur Fowler Flees After Accident Injuring Drumbiay
Harry Fowler drove away to San Francisco after striking and injuring F. B. Drumbiay. Drumbiay is reported in serious condition. Fowler was released on personal recognizance as injury appeared not serious. authorities may intercept him if condition worsens.
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Harry ©. Fowler
F. B. Drumbiay
San Francisco
Fowler
Hromblay
Telegrapher Union Favors Amalgamation Plan
A resolution passed by the telegraphers convention in Milwaukee on October 26 endorses uniting the Commercial and Railway telegraphers into one association.
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Milwaukee
Telegraphers’ Convention
Local Sport Goods Sale Cuts Half Price on Football Paire
Spaulding Football Goods and Victor Football Goods offer 300 pairs of football gear at half price. Theodore Wilts & Co. at 1008 First Ave. coordinates sale and directs buyer to store in city.
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Spaulding Football Goods
Victor Football Goods
Theodore Wilts & CO
Second Avenue
Ave
Garment Description Highlighting Fabric and Fit
A compact note praises a well made large size white cotton filled garment with alkaline covered components. It mentions Vouta Pate and white wool, with a whispered mention of being well formed and erect in appearance.
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