Home Run and Brilliant Slab Work Evens Series
Washington and Pittsburgh traded blows in a tight world series contest. Kremer hurled superbly for Pittsburgh, allowing no hits through several innings, while the Pirates’ offense struck when needed, including a clutch home run by Moore. The game featured sharp defense, timely hits, and a crowded stands as the series swung back toward even.
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Pirates and Nationals tilt in 1925 World Series spark notes
Washington faces Pittsburgh at Forbes Field in a seventh game style preview. Vic Aldridge expected to start again for the Pirates while Ferguson works for Washington amid a tense series buildup. Kremer shines for Pittsburgh after Goslin’s early homer, with Traynor and Moore delivering key hits as the Pirates seek a deciding win.
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Ohio jack Renault defeats Tolliver for heavyweight win
In a ten round bout, heavyweight contender Renault Cascadian from Wheeling beats Tolliver of Wheeling, securing a clear victory before the crowd. The match showcased Renault's strength as he controlled the pace and landed decisive blows in rounds six through ten.
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Washington 6 Beaten by Foot in Nation's Series Tilt
Washington suffers a narrow loss as Joe Harris missed a decisive ninth inning homer by a foot. Pirates ride Chad Barnhart and Kremer to slow the Senators offense, with Walter Johnson facing a short rest? in a tense late game at Forbes Field.
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Freshman Football Team Captain Named at Butte High
Harold Lloyd is identified as captain of the Butte High School freshman football team in Butte Montana. The era and full details are sparse but mark a formal letter to a school administrator. The note references team leadership and a manager for the squad.
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Moore Stars As Pirates Rally In Narrow Win
In a dramatic late game, Eddie Moore excelled at bat and on defense, reaching base every time he came up and scoring two, as the Pirates defeated Ferguson and the Reds in a tense seven innings. Kremer delivered sharp pitching, lifting Pittsburgh’s lineup back toward the top.
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Four Bantam Fights Ahead for Lahood Coast Tour
Dixie Lahood and manager John Sullivan prepare for four coast battles in the bantam class. Opponent for the first date, likely Vic King, near Nov. 18 at Seattle’s Olympic Stadium. Subsequent bouts may feature Pete Sarmiento Abe Goldstein Georgie Marks Bud Taylor or Georgie Rivers with dates and venues to follow.
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Cubs win Chicago series as Cubs top White Sox 7 to 4
The Cubs defeated the White Sox 7 to 4 to win the annual Chicago Guy series four games to one. It marks the Cubs first city title in three years and signals a managerial change with Joe McCarthy set to replace George Gibson next season. President Veeck watched the final game as Chicago secured the victory behind solid hitting and five pitcher’s work.
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