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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
3
The Pirates lose to Johnson who starts with a damaged leg and a taped arm. Despite Polinsons torn muscle, a one legged pitcher shuts down the National League champions. Pirates manage only scattered hits as Johnson exits after four innings, leaving the game with a tired arm yet a narrow attack.
A chaotic campus note traces how cowbells became a lasting athletic tradition at Towan University tied to football home games. The article describes the bells in rooter sections, student chants, and the noisy atmosphere surrounding victories and campus culture.
A garbled OCR snippet references possibly names and terms like Renveys and Wacates Pinte, but the readable content is too damaged to identify a coherent event, person, or place for a reliable summary. The fragment lacks verifiable entities or complete sentences to determine a newsworthy item.
Fragmentary OCR notes recounts odors and distress from a Palace fire or incident. Mentions Be ll e t le and Rettbet, with references to maternity care and hospital conditions. Contains garbled lines about relief, sleep, and visitors, suggesting lingering impact on residents and responders.
A garbled recap shows the Nationals losing the game and more as late miscues and errors cost runs. The narrative hints at shielding a lead slipping away and a shaky bullpen. Names and precise details are unreadable in the OCR, but the core is a disappointing defeat and squandered chances.
A disjointed early game gave way to a late surge as the Senators rallied to seize momentum. Harris led with timely scores while teammates found open shots, setting the stage for a critical stretch of games.
A rugged outdoor boxing finale headlines the community this afternoon featuring notable heavyweights Babe Herman and Winston Panama. Promoter updates promise strong weathered action with a plan to crown a season-ending victor as the crowd anticipates decisive exchanges and a potential title claim.
A fragment references Ben Franklin and a vision of housewifery as women’s nobler pursuit. The text hints at practical virtue and domestic governance framed as public-minded conduct. No clear dates or full context available.
Oedl 12 INS and Walter John 4 0 win marked the Minates day and the one hundred eleventh shutout of his major league career. He spoke ambition to learn a shutout in a world series, noting past losses to the Giants. Reciprocity is mentioned as a remark from W. Howe's Monthly.
Chicago based report describes a pivot in college football attention toward Western teams, noting Indiana and Wisconsin matchups, with comparisons to Purdue and Beloit. The piece highlights strong performances, upcoming games, and growing fan interest across conferences as teams like Lafayette and Beloit prepare for key showdowns.
Cubs took a 1 0 lead in the Chicago series after a 7 2 victory. Alexander and Hartnett were expected to be key for the Cats as fair weather brought fans to the stands. White Sox planned to rely on Cyons and Sehalk while the fifth game approached.
A compact roundup of college and high school football results featuring Indiana, Notre Dame, USC, Ohio State, Penn State, Georgia Tech, Army, Syracuse, and others with a mix of decisive wins and shutouts. Notable scores include Stanford 28 Occidental 0, Notre Dame 19 Beloit 8, and Columbia 64 Weslyan 0, plus regional games such as Des Moines Catholics 12 Leun 6.
The defeated Billikens will testify that they grow them tough in the corn state. Three St. Louis players were seriously injured in the game here Saturday, right guard with a broken leg, another with two broken ribs and a third with a dislocated shoulder. The Billikens played rough at times and were penalized repeatedly for holding and other fouls on the gridiron.
Wood and Bavery of Atlan tice Iowa offer farm loans at 6 1/2 percent. Potential borrowers are invited to call for details and applications.
Oct 14 special to News Telegraph reports Ruby Quinn and baby along with Mrs Merl Zike and five children traveling to Council Bluffs to mourn their grandmother Mrs Minger. Trevi Enstell and wife left Sunday for Washington Kansas to visit Enfield’s brother. A J Collie and wife Shannon City visited the Upson family Sunday.
An error from Ia. Det. 12 states the grave gift came from Mrs Heo Chapin of Grimmell to Evergreen Cemetery, not the Evergreen Cemetery Association. The cash gift was noted as a $200 presentation with unclear context and misattribution in the report.
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