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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
2
A coach explains punt technique with McKay Brown as example and details grip, arm position, and the spiral flight. It covers sideline blocking, ball handling on end runs, fumbles, and passing mechanics for forward throws and spirals with emphasis on grip, wrist motion, and practice.
The fragment shows standings ranks and win loss records for multiple teams in a national American section. It lists teams with their games played and winning percentages, including Detroit Cleveland Boston and others, reflecting a period league table format with mixed abbreviations and scores.
Albert Hurwitz notes Franklin High in Seattle starts football season with a game versus West Seattle High tomorrow. Doc Staeger leads athletics with two teams practicing. Key players include Boob Harscher at tackle and Fritz at quarterback with Weston at halfback. Franklin Athletic Association now has 100 members and officers Tom Dutton president Waldo Karsecher secretary F Fitz treasurer Wee Wee Dyson football manager.
Cy Young shut out the Ramaro on their grounds and remains a staple of baseball lore. Since joining the Bostons he has pitched in rare form and could flirt with another stellar year on the diamond. Time seems to enhance his legacy, with no decline after two decades.
Local notices announce a dance at Dreamland tonight featuring performer Nona Williams. Collins and Van are listed among organizers with shoes scan details noted for entry.
London readers discuss Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion taunting attorneys in court during a bid to enjoin his boxing match in London. He refused a lawyer and mocked the police chief, prompting laughter from the crowd and the champion. Not broke, says Mammy.
Giants gain nine point edge over Portlanders after beating Tigers while Indians topple Pippins. Beavers take Islanders as Giants edge Tigers 7 to 6 in a late comeback highlight. Fred Annis started a no-run game before faltering in the seventh. Bert Whaling delivered two runs on a pinch-hitting hit.
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