Chicago 8 Detroit 6 Makes Short Doubleheader Undone
Chicago and Detroit played a single game ending 8 to 6 with no other games scheduled.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
3
Chicago and Detroit played a single game ending 8 to 6 with no other games scheduled.
A damaged OCR fragment references Senator Peckinpaugh and a loan amount of 380. The readable text mentions Bluege and Senatoes ermeay but lacks clear context or full sentences. Further details are unreadable due to garbled characters.
Baseball round up reports Dodgers 0 Giants 4 in a pitching duel as Pirates widen lead with 7 4 victory over Yankees. Cubs fall 6 4 to Pirates on strong nine by Aldridge. White Sox 8 6 over Indians bats pace scoring while Cardinals lose 7 1 to Rode.
New York columnist discusses Dempsey’s September plan in Michigan City. He weighs Greb as a rival against Wills Tunney or other options and suggests promoting at Yankee Stadium to boost public interest. He criticizes middleweight Greb as the strongest viable foe if top heavyweights stay sidelined.
Roy Frank won first place at the East Side Tennis Club tournament, defeating Howard Beadle in five sets with scores 2 6, 10 8, 4 6, 6 3, 6 4. In the consolation match for third, Kelse Suentisch forfeited to Everett Saemisch in two sets 6-2 and 3-6, with a final BB indicating incomplete data.
Chicago July 27 William Tilden tennis champion called it a perfect day after defeating Little Bill Johnston in three sets 6-4 6-3 9-7 to win the Illinois state title. A. L. Wiener won the junior title by beating Berkeley Belt 10-22 6-4 6-4 6-3. Miss Helen Jacobs lost the women's final to Miss Charlotte Hosmer 6-4 1-6 -5.
Six Old Gold cage stars training in Iowa City during the summer, using spare moments for unofficial workouts at Hawkeye Court as part of summer basketball practice for the Hawkeye team.
Lion Tamers of Council Bluffs defeated Avoca in a fast game on the local diamond by a 7 to 2 score. A large crowd from the surrounding territory witnessed the afternoon contest. Cottage Bible Study set for tomorrow at 2:30 at 707 Birch Street hosted by Mrs Elsie Sheiley.
The herbarium at Kewgardens England holds nearly four million dried plant specimens and fruits with about 30 000 library volumes. Each year about eighty thousand specimens are added to the herbarium.
Henry L. Farrell reports on how radio broadcasting of boxing in New York triggers calls for a code of conduct at ringside. The piece cites incidents in Greb Walker and other bouts, Kearns clashes with the commission, and debates over conversational manners and on-air misstatements amid charity show promises and fighter contracts.
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