Eagles Suffer 10 1 Defeat in Twilight League Opener
The ill prepared Eagles lost 10 to 1 to the Studebakers in the Twilight league opener. Studebakers dominate with five first inning runs and another five across the next three. Eagles plan revamps including additions from Ohio varsity to boost performance.
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Eagles
Studebakers
Kircher
Udebakers
Hewitt
Ucn
Chick Evans
T-Bone Theisen
Ohio Varsity
Tinker
Alien
Bolling
Johnny Reds
Ohio U
Duke Pennell
Duke
Gamre
Cate
Townsend
White
Grover
Eden
Kreiger
Christys
K- Christy
Hewitt-Boden
Josten
Darnell
Barstow
Koons
Sac wpe Pome
The fragmentary text provides unclear references to Sac and Pome items. No coherent events or names are readable to establish a factual news item or report.
When Can a Run Score on a Double Play
An old baseball rule explainer shows a scenario with runners on first and third and one out. It states a run may score on a double play if the third out is not a force out and the runner from third remains on base until the ball is caught and the plate crossed before the double play is completed.
Youth Triumphs In Sport As Tunney Wires Gibbons
Billy Evans argues youth dominates sport and cites the Tommy Gibbons versus Gene Tunney bout as proof. He says Tunney, in peak form, outclassed Gibbons, who looked unfit and never posed a real challenge, leaving Evans disappointed in the fight’s outcome.
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Evans
Billy Evans
Tommy Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Gibbons
Tunney
Huape
Gibbons and Gibbons in Disappointing Championship Bout
Commentator critiques the St Paul fighter as defensive and overweight after a drawn title fight with Jack Lempsey. Observers say Gibbons showed little aggression and failed to deliver expected power, leaving many unsatisfied and doubting a rematch.
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Gibbons
Jack Lempsey
New York
St. Paul
The Ever Suspicious Either Tunney Is A Much Better
The fragment hints at a comparison involving a person or team named Tunney and a perception of heightened scrutiny or suspicion. Further readable details are needed to clarify context, participants, and outcome.
Putter technique and stance guidelines discussed
Advice on choosing a putter with proper lie and upright stance. Emphasizes keeping the club close to the body, eyes over the ball, and avoiding over swinging. Suggests testing contact spot on the club face and using tape to mark the exact hitting position.
Gibbons Bests Tunney Prompting Retirement Thought
The writer states Gibbons’ showing against Tunney was his best and suggests Tommy should invest his bank roll and retire. The opinion frames a career finale or major turning point.
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Gibbons
Tunney
Tommy
Lackluster undercards fail to hype title bouts
The McTigue Berlenbach and Tunney Gibbons cards drew doubt over top contenders as preliminaries outshined the main events. Berlenbach won the light heavyweight title after a lackluster showing, while Tunney’s knockout of Gibbons impressed yet did not establish him as a clear Dempsey challenger.
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McTigue-Berlenbach
Tunney-Gibbons
Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Gene Tunney
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Berlenbach Beats McTigue In Uneasy Victory at Ringside
Jack Delaney Your Stribling and Jimmy Slattery watched Berlenbach score a hollow victory over McTigue from ringside. The trio considered Berlenbach a better prospect than the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Delaney
Jimmy Slattery
Berlenbach
McTigue
Early Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
American Association results show Caheneae Milwaukee 2 and Kansas 9, Toledo 4, Louisville 5, St. Paul 8, Indianapolis 7. National League games include Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 8 Boston 0. American League scores list Philadelphia 15 Cleveland 5, Boston 13 Chicago 5 with no other games on the schedule.
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P.C
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia Aston
Ewer Egeerene
Philadelphia
Suka
Ty Washington
Cleveland
American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis Peranes
Kanaas Cay
Minnea Cn
Milwau
Columbus
American Association Caheneae
Milwaukee
Kansas
Toledo
Louisvile
Faspeneapelle
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Boston
Pittenetahi
York
Baseball schedule excerpts from national league matchups
Milwaukee plays Columbus while Kansas City meets Toledo and Benenue faces Louisville. St. Paul visits Indianapolis as Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia and St. Louis hosts New York in National League play. Detroit travels to New York and Chicago visits Boston with other games listed.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Benenue
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Brooklys
Net
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Is Louis
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Dimples and Comfort Spark Popularity Contrast
A quirky observation notes that dimples may not boost a girl’s popularity as much as a comfortable demeanor. The piece contrasts facial features with posture and ease, hinting that charm stems more from comfort and confidence than smiles alone.
Jacksonville Nine Wins Another One
Jacksonville defeated a Athens team here yesterday by 2 to 1 to notch its fourth win of the season. Glouster’s Thomas and Moweray have signed with Jacksonville, and the game featured two-base hits by Krumaux and Seckling and a three-base hit by Moweray. Gilmore struck out six and Johnson four while issuing two bases on balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavules & Ayay
Crnenina
Ant Studebakers
Vathe Townsend
Peden
Grover
Datkins
Wise
Neeeeseeeas
Tson
Christy
K. Christy
W . Haughay
Schnider
Hees Farley
Kolister
Anite
Rover
Matson
Sesette Christy
Inn- Rew
E Christy
Innvee
Kircher
Inn
Boling
Kirch- Boling
Kk. Chrie- Sis
Pierre
Abe
Jacksonville
Jacksonvile
Athens
Thomas
Moweray
Glouster
Krumaux
Secklinger
Gilmore
Johnson
Jacksonville Thomas
Eae
V. Hallam
Farick
Sa Sence
Safreed
Ginnan
Beeded ’ Secklinger
F. Hallam
P . Wenee
Athens AB
Bartel
Whitlack
iSwyers
Bradfield
Jordan
P Tee
Wares
Pete Wis
Knode
Baumgartner
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Deberry
Galloway
Lee
Poole
Jamieson
Speaker
Lamar
J. Sewell
Myatt
Simmons
Spurgeon
Lutzke
Hale
Glass
Sewell
J. Miller
Yowell
Uhle
Rommell
Stokes
W. Miller
Walberg
Speece
Rommel
Heimach
Welch
Rogers Hornsby Emerges as Top June Cardinal Manager
Rogers Hornsby is turning out to be one of the best June managers the Cardinals ever had, shaping early-season results with steady decisions and tactical discipline.
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Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Girl Wins Marble Shooting Championship in Atlantic City
A girl clinched the marble shooting crown in Atlantic City as boys appear sidelined, with the remark that they may turn to fancy needlework for activity.
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Atlantic City
Dayton Tenn Monkey Controversy Gains Big Publicity
Dayton Tennessee finds itself in the national spotlight over a monkey controversy, drawing attention rivaling that given to a notable left handed pitcher from the town.
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Dayton
Tenn
Six AL clubs in race. Athletics lead field now
The article notes six American League teams billed in the race, with the Athletics seemingly leading the pack. It criticizes Gibbons judgment in the Tunney fight, calls the agreement to fight poor, mentions a New York store theft of 400 petticoats, and briefly notes a man who took two revolvers, with a side remark about Harry Greb and antique shops.
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Speaker
The
Indians
Gibbons
New York
Harry Greb
Leonard and Walker Bout 9 Talked Up By Davis Walsh
New York June 16 Formal announcement was expected that Benny Leonard would not retire and instead fight Mickey Walker in August. Promoters Kearns and Gibson have discussed a fifty fifty purse split near half a million dollars. Leonard has trained and his mother is said to favor the comeback for the big money bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
New York
Benny Leonard
Jack Kearns
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Mickey Walker
Gibson
Benny
Kearns
Unclear Prosecution Tactic in Hypothetical Trial
The fragment suggests a debate over evidence methods, noting that the defendant might rely on a shotgun and referencing a controversial figure Harry Thaw as a potential exhibit. The context implies a satirical or hostile discussion about trial strategies and political factions.
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Promonkey
Harry Thaw
Bantamweight Championship Question Sparks Debate
The local sports desk weighs in on who holds this week's bantamweight title as fans speculate over recent bouts and emerging contenders. Key fighters and upcoming matches are highlighted to map the crowded scene.
Tilden Wins Release for Davis Cup Matches
Tilden secures freedom from his newspaper contract to compete in Davis Cup ties. The news industry faces a sharp blow but vows to recover, while sentiment grows that modern fighters lack earning power. Babe Ruth hits his first homer of the season as hot dog sales surge nationwide within a day.
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Tilden
Tom Sharkey
Babe Ruth
Weber and Fields Return in Vaudeville Show
The act features Weber and Fields in a vaudeville revival, moving the spotlight from Clark Griffith's old Washington stars. The change signals a shift in local entertainment focus and audience interest.
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Weber
Fields
Clark Griffith
Washington
Athletics Fall After Long Slump Charity Drive Planned
The Athletics endure a prolonged slump as the boys organize a charity bazaar to aid Henry Ford during wartime, aiming to raise funds and support morale.
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Henry Ford
Cincinnati Reds Edge Brooklyn in Narrow May Game
Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 5 as Ehrhardt takes loss after seven innings. Wheat hits three base and drives in two for Brooklyn while Roush Bressler and Niehaus produce for Cincinnati. Critz Dressen Brown contribute in a tight ballgame with critical sacrifices and base running.
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Cincinnati
Dressen
Roush
Ee Ae
Bressler
Walker
Sos de Pinelli
Niehaus
Wingo
Donohue
Ehrhardt
Brooklyn
Fournier
Taylor
Critz
Brown
Pinelli
Osborne
Phillies Rally Past Cleveland In 17-15 Slugfest
Philadelphia erased an 11 run deficit by scoring 13 in the eighth and 17 total to beat Cleveland 17 to 15. Simmons belted a late homer, while Umpire Owens departed after an injury as Dineen took over behind the plate.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Simmons
Owens
Dineen
Spurgeon
Jamieson
McNulty
Ésane
Speaker
S. Sewell
Myatt
A L. Sewell
O J. Miller
Speece
Let the Files Eat With You Phrase
A cryptic aphorism warns that consuming the wrong data habits can deplete resources or energy. The remark emphasizes mindful processing to avoid waste and remain effective.
Brigg Skeichel of Big Stars Slugger Ally
Brooklyn born right hand pitcher Brigg Skeichel, born February 15, 1895, rose through Utica New York State League and Buffalo International League, played for Chattanooga, then Philadelphia. In 1923 he won 18 and lost 16 with a weak club, fielding .979.
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Cincinnati
Utica
Buffalo
Chattanooga
Phillies
Rixey
June Weddings Break Records Amid Heat Wave
The article notes a surge in weddings in June and attributes the rise to the heat wave. It cites several venues and couples choosing summer ceremonies, with attendances higher than past years and vendors reporting strong bookings.
Appointment of Charles Sisson as Executor in Mary B. Sisson Estate
Charles Harvey Sisson has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Mary B. Sisson late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated June 1 1925. S. M. Johnson, Probate Clerk.
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Charles Harvey Sisson
Mary B. Sisson
Said
Athens County
Ohio
S. M. Johnson
T. Ww
A. L. Ahle
John E. Gilchrist
Mey
M. Hnson
W. Leo Williams
Anna Pearl
Williams
Wilbur M. Williams
Ss. M. Johnson
Said County
T.w
Probate notices in Athens County Ohio accounts heard
The Athens County probate court suspends publication of the accounts until July 2, 1925 at 10 am. List of administrators executors guardians and trustees filing first second or final accounts includes Bank of Athens N B A as administrator of Henrietta Courtney. J E Bailey as administrator of John S Walden. Ollie W Jones executrix of Willie Jones. many others with account dates from April to June 1925. Judge S M Johnson records the notices dated 6 9 30tw.
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Athens County
Ohio
Towit
Bank of Athens
Henrietta Courtney
Charles Butt
Addie Butt
L. A. Koons
Mike Cook
J. E. Bailey
John S. Walden
Ollie W. Jones
Willie C. Jones
Harvey McVey
H. J. Radcliffe
Lewis H. Clark
Eber P. Clark
Pearl D. Koker
Adaline Koker
Ralph W. Parks
Charles S. Tedrow
Wm. C. Mingus
Julia i. Ee
R. EK. Wagoner
Edithilan Lyda
Emily McManamay
Maud
Hazel
Doris
Chester Mceee
A. L. Pritchard
Freda Yeast Smith
Elizabeth Graham
Flo Sweet
Etta Gray Graves
Get Gray
James R. Harvey
Minnie M. Burnfield
Samuel Lahugh
Virgil Lahugh
Henry Stufflebeam
Maud L. Hudkins
Anna May Fenzel
W. B. Bartels
Julius Bakowski
John Bakowski
Alpha Burley
William One
Lenna McClanahan
Dorothy E. Duncan
Athens Ohio Ordinance to Improve Marietta Avenue
City of Athens Ohio passes Ordinance 440 to grade drain curb and brick pave Marietta Avenue from East State Street to Arden Place at twenty feet wide. Bonds issued in anticipation of assessments with ten annual or twenty semiannual payments. Council authorizes contract and sets effective date June 15 1925.
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Marietta Avenue
East State Street
Arden Place
City of
Athens
State of Ohio
City
Ohio
Public Service
Roger J. Jones
Lincoln Street
State Street
City of Athens
State of Oh
Lorene Avenue
Director of Public Service
State of
C. _H. Harris
L. A. Koons
Columbus Senators Put Under Receiver Metcalf
June 16 in Columbus the Senators, last in the American Association, operated under receiver W. W. Metcalf after Clifford A. Ris sought a receiver for money he and others advanced to buy the club. The team is owned by Thomas E. Wilson of Chicago. Willie Stribling, known to fight fans as Bill, is mentioned.
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Columbus
Columbus Senators
American Association
W. W. Metcalf
Appile
Clifford A. Ris
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago Packer
Athens Ohio probate notices and city ordinance details
Notices record A L Ahle and Wm Williams executorship filings dated May 1925 in Athens County Ohio with Johnson as probate judge. Also an ordinance 441 for Lorene Avenue improvement in Athens City outlining grading, paving, assessments, installment options, and bond funding approved June 1925. Includes plan elevations, assessment scope, and enforcement date.
Notice of Trustee Sale of Chauncey Real Estate
In the Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division the estate of bankrupt Roy F Crosser will be sold by trustee Leonard McDonald at public auction for cash. Sale on June 27 1925 at 1 PM in Chauncey Athens County Ohio with two tracts including George Harvey Nye addition and Lots 129 121 appraised total about 5500 dollars. Inspection on business days before sale 9 to 11:30 AM. Sale may withdraw any property at 75 percent of appraised value.
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District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Roy F. Crosser
Leonard McDonald
Chauncey
Ohio
George Harvey Nye
Dover
Rail Time Card K and M Trains Departures Athens
Northbound departures from Athens include No 8 at 6 33 am No 5 at 2 51 pm and No 10 at 9 00 pm Southbound No 2 at 12 25 am No 6 at 5 31 am and No 10 at 9 00 pm Northbound service No 31 at 6 4 am No 83 at 11 49 pm daily and No 37 at 5 00 pm with arrivals listed for Athens and other stops Daily Baltimore and Ohio Westbound section included.
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Athens
Bungee
Nowre
Baltimore & Obio
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