Baseball Ends Season as Pirates Senators Eye Postseason
Regular season ends with Pirates and Senators set for the World Series chase. St Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers finish in AL top four. Reds and Cardinals also figure in the N L post-season mix. Hornsby, Heilmann, Mostil lead batting and steals. Ruth ties for second in homers. Coveleskie and Sherdel top pitchers.
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Ty Cobb
Harry Heilmann
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White Sox
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Bob Meusel
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Ken Williams
Browns
Stanley Coveleskie
Washington
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Bill Sherdel
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Bottomley
al Simons
Cuyler
Simmons
22-Year-Old Glenna Collett Keeps Golf Title for U S
St Louis October fifth United States retained the women s national golf championship as Glenna Collett defeated Mrs Stirling Frazer nine up and eight to play at the St Louis country club Collett of Providence Rhode Island won her second title after first in 1922 Frazer from Ottawa Canada showed a rebound in the finals The new champion cried over misadventures during a challenging week of play
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Washington Wallop: Goslin Shines in World Series Feat
The article profiles Leon Goslin of Washington after a standout World Series with eleven hits and twenty one bases, tying Babe Ruth with three home runs. It notes his errorless outfield play across seven games and his rise as a key slugger at age 24, with prior jobs as a glass blower and elevator repairer.
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Leon Goslin
Washington
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Babe Ruth
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Pirates
Night Musings on Golf and Higher Thought Humor
A quirky verse from The Green Onion humor column mocks college life and romance. It features a line about a Ryan girl and her lover Bryan and ends with a punchy gag on strength and kissing.
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Green Onion
Amarillo Gossip and City Traffic Tales
A fragmentary Amarillo column blends humor and local chatter about a vaudeville show at the Fair, an O W Tactless remark, a Pluto night-life joke, and a warning on speeding drivers. It notes traffic congestion near Polk Street and laments unsafe driving patterns affecting families and neighborhoods.
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Amarillo
Morryguette
Polk Street
Games Win Jerry Malin's Much Lettered Headpiece
The much talked about hat owned by Jerry Malin was awarded to Oscar Camel after a Saturday game as the first Buffalo to score a touchdown this year. John B. had hoped for the hat in the Clarendon game but Games scored the Buffalo's only touchdown against the Mountaineers, wearing the hat only on football trips and college trips to avoid unwanted attention.
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Canyon
Buffalo
Oscar Camel
Clarendon
Mountaineers
Polecats Surge in Ward School Football Race
San Jacinto Polecats dominate as Ward schools race tightens after Friday win over McKinley Bear Rabbits. Members say limited practice days left them in contention, with at least four ward schools in the chase.
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San Jacinto Polecats
McKinley Bear Rabbits
Ward
Windy Nicklaus Caps 1925 Texas Tech Matadors Captaincy
Windy Nicklaus of Amarillo, star athlete from Golden Sandstorm, was elected captain of the 1925 Texas Tech Matadors. He plays fullback and led by a unanimous choice in the Tech McMurray game, having also played baseball and track in high school. Amarillo lauds the honor and expects Nicklaus to bring fame to the Matadors and his hometown.
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Windy
Nicklaus
Amarillo
Sehaal
Polecats face doubt over junior grid title defense
Substantial doubt surrounds the Polecats as they train or prepare to train for the junior grid circuit championship. The team is labeled as the class of the division, but uncertainties linger about their ability to retain the crown.
Allen's Clothing Debuts Two-Pant Suit with Vest
Allen's Clothing store announces new boys suits featuring two long pants and a vest. Henry Thomson oversees the display and sales for the department. Phone 2027 listed for inquiries.
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Allen's Clothing Store
Henry Thomson
Eurance
All Southwestern Tackle to Play for Army Team
Mortimer Bud Sprague of Dallas will start at left tackle for the Army team in its season opener at West Point. A UT Austin business graduate, Sprague starred three years with the Longhorns and was twice named all-southwestern tackle. He is hailed as a top prospect for the East gridiron and may gain all American recognition during his Army tenure.
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Bud" Sprague
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Golf Advice: Hit the Ball Into the Ground Technique
A golf instruction suggests striking the ball into the ground to drive it farther. It argues many players top the ball and forget how distance improves when the club follows through, noting the common error of lifting the ball into the air.
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