Snowden and Blanchard Pitch Exhibition Brand Receiving the first defeat of the season, the Albion, Wash., horseshoe pitching club lost to the Moscow club of the Idaho State Horseshoe Pitches association, by a score of 331 to 293 in a six round tournament played, on the Albion courts Friday evening. Six men composed each team and six rounds of games were played, allowing each man from one team to play every man from the opposing team.

MOSCOW DEFEATS ALION TOSSERS OF HORSESHOES
The victory for the local tossers is due largely to the work of W. E. Snowden and Charles Blanchard, who took the stellar roles for the Moscow team and for the entire game as well. At the outset of the game the Albion tossers seemed to have the edge on Moscow lineup but as soon as Snowden and Blanchard began to step out the tables were quickly turned and the game was resumed.

Snowden awoke to the situation and saved the day for the Idaho team. The Albion team, however, was unable to get the mysteries of the brand of hockey that was being handed to them. A close second to Snowden was Mr. Blanchard. Snowden tallied a total of 87 points during the six rounds, Blanchard followed second with an average of 87 points.  Aggregate of 78 points. Both men, once into the game, exhibited a stellar brand of horseshoes and literally won the game for the Moscowites. 