Yanks Explode Offense With 22 Hits Against Hill
The New York Yankees pounded 22 hits to topple Walter Johnson and his Hill squad. Ruth sparked the attack with timely hits as the offense overwhelmed the opposing pitcher. The game featured heavy hitting and clear dominance by the Yankees throughout.
Six Famous Cooks Contribute To In the Kitchen Series
The Globe and News announces a major cooking feature series titled In the Kitchen with Six Famous Cooks. Contributors include Lucy Allen head of the Boston School of Cookery, Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rover Philadelphia cooking expert, Margaret Allen Hall Battle Creek nutritionist, Belle DeGraf San Francisco home economics counselor, Rosa Michaelis New Orleans Housewives' League demonstrator, and Kate Brew Vaughn Los Angeles household economics director. The first article debuts next week.
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Lucy Allen
Boston School of Cookery
Sarah Tyson
Rover
Philadelphia
Margaret Allen Hall
Battle Creek College of Home Economics
Belle DeGraf
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
New York
Baseball roundup recounts late-inning homers and tight tilts
The summary notes several late ninth inning shots including Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and Detroit players. It mentions Tris Speaker driving runs for Cleveland in a 9 to 4 win over the White Sox and Grant Grabowsky’s ninth inning homer for Chicago. It also records Tigers taking three of four from St Louis, Redabacas beating Pittsburgh 5 to 2, and Cardinals-Cubs splitting with Cooper blanking the Hornsbys 7 to 0.
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Pat Collins
Boston
Yankees
Bob Meusel
Jacobson
van Gilder
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Redbacas
Cincinnati
Pirates
Max Carey
Cardinals
Cubs
Cooper
Hornsbys
Wilson
New Airplane From England Uses Inverted Engine Design
A novel airplane from England features an inverted engine with cylinders placed below the crankcase to provide pilots with an unobstructed view. The design aims to improve visibility during flight while maintaining typical performance characteristics.
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Eingiand
College Hatter's Preview of Eastern Track Rivalries
The article surveys 1925 college track contenders and stars. It notes Michigan’s Reinke and Wittman, Wisconsin’s Mucks, and other top sprinters while listing ineligible contenders and expected returning victors. It references Southern California's perceived strength and hints at upcoming conference restrictions and lineups. Arnold Oss of Minnesota is introduced as a past football standout with noted running style.
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Steve
Tate
Tows
Coty Mar
Sewerel
Bert
Alecnions
Widtuder
Kinsey
Tlinoim
Sehwaree
Wisconsin
Cusack
Chicago
Guthrie
Ohio State
Bouscher
Northwestern
Northrup
Michigan
Arlie Mucks
Mucks
Ody” Graham
Southern California
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