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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Beefing up the ballpark

The secret floor safe unearthed during upgrades to the Spokane Indians’ administration building may not reveal Tommy Lasorda’s private pasta stash or any hidden treasures. But the Indians know they’ve already hit the jackpot without hiring Geraldo Rivera to reveal the contents of their mystery vault.
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Cardinals look to blaze their own trail to title

Until Angela Woods started researching North Idaho College, she didn’t know junior colleges competed for national championships. Once Woods arrived at NIC, she and her fellow freshmen grew tired of hearing about the national championship.
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Lanigan leads Tigers past Chiefs

Cam Lanigan doesn’t know if he’s had 55 saves in a game before, but he knows he’s never had two assists in a game. The Medicine Hat goaltender withstood Spokane’s season-high 58 shots and set up two scores Saturday night to steer the Tigers toward a 4-3 win over the Chiefs at the Arena.
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Third time charm for Portland

The third game in five nights between Spokane and Portland drew an outbreak of penalties and one team that used the situation to its advantage. Ty Rattie, Nicolas Petan and Brendan Leipsic scored power-play goals Friday night as the Portland Winterhawks pinned the first shutout of the Western Hockey League season on the Spokane Chiefs, 3-0 at the Arena.
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Winterhawks blank Chiefs

The third game in five nights between Spokane and Portland drew an outbreak of penalties and one team that used the situation to its advantage. Ty Rattie, Nicolas Petan and Brendan Leipsic scored power-play goals Friday night as the Portland Winterhawks pinned the first shutout of the Western Hockey League season on the Spokane Chiefs, 3-0 at the Arena.
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Chiefs beat Winterhawks in shootout

The Spokane Chiefs and goaltender Eric Williams accomplished what has eluded the rest of the Western Hockey League. Williams made 41 saves, Adam Helewka scored twice and Brenden Kichton netted the shootout winner Wednesday night to lead the Chiefs to a 5-4 win over the Portland Winterhawks at the Arena.
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Chiefs beat Winterhawks in shootout

The Spokane Chiefs and goaltender Eric Williams accomplished what has eluded the rest of the Western Hockey League. Williams made 41 saves, Adam Helewka scored twice and Brenden Kichton netted the shootout winner Wednesday night to lead the Chiefs to a 5-4 win over the Portland Winterhawks.