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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
4
Washington and Pittsburgh clashed in a tense golf match as putts failed and drives misfired. The Washington team led to square after a late rally, with key moments at the green and rough yielding a tight contest.
A garbled sports snippet hints at Chicago Cubs buoyed after a three game stretch against the White Sox with emphasis on boosting momentum and seeking win parity. it mentions defense and key performers, though many words are unclear.
Ace Hudkins signs to meet Sir Terrie in a forthcoming match billed as a world title threat. The bout, set for November, follows Hudkins’ recent rounds with Ballerina and Primed weight classes, as cited by observers noting remaining dates and hype.
Hansen and Lowe advertise a Kewanne Hart roller bearing corn elevator displayed on their sample floor. It fits any crib, suggesting compatibility and immediate availability for buyers evaluating grain handling equipment.
Henry J. Farrell of United Press surveys the 1926 major league season noting expectations for teams like the Pirates and Reds, shifting lineups, young managers, and the impact of winter conditioning. He highlights key players, potential rosters, and the aim for a strong campaign amid rising competition across the league.
A festive rivalry between Exira and Audubon drew about eight hundred fans for a recent game. The match ups promise another strong turnout with plans for an Audubon band and pre Thanksgiving Day attention. The Atlantic region schedule highlights extra events and a potential clash with Manning and Fue Mette for upcoming contests.
New York October 13 1934 Babe Ruth is much improved after illness that forced him from the world series. Doctors treat an abscess and consider possible operation. The Bambino now plans to leave for the Maine woods tomorrow for a hunting trip with fellow players.
The Boston Transcript notes the saying that after sowing wild oats a man grows into maturity. It discusses social expectations, personal growth, and the shift from youth to responsible behavior within a reflective editorial tone.
Paul Berlenbach faces a heavyweight field after routing Kins Solomon in nine rounds on the opener. The Eastside star dropped Solomon with a powerful right, dominating the bout as he eyes further big fights and possible title contention.
Ames 1 ly mer dropping Chreae pares te the Hawk. A rise in past results shows the Hawks defeating Iowa 17 to 34 and Nebraska 34 to 17. Teams listed include Ames, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin with scores showing Iowa and Ames as foes.
Last night’s card featured Tituisasop Packo defeating Fildie Wela in ten rounds at New Albany with several six round wins including Bert Waggoner over Frankie Smith. ripple Wilson beat Battling Lautzel in Indianapolis while Tommy Wilton outpointed Eddie Elly in Salt Lake City. Jock Malone won in Detroit and Sammy Mandell drew with Phil McGraw in Windsor. The Pirates beat the Senators 13 to 8 in Pittsburgh, Bluege’s defense cited as key.
Des Moines report from October 1 shows Iowa corn at near normal with an estimated production of 129,623,000 bushels and an average yield of about 28.0 bushels per acre. National figures cite lower yields amid frost protection issues and shifts in other crops. The bureau notes about 0.25 percent of Iowa farms idle, totaling 620 farms.
In a Pittsburgh Diamond Dust summary Earl Smith and teammates chase hits and wins as Goslin and Harris clash at plate. Cuyler, Barnhart, and Moon Harris are cited on base paths and fielding miscues. Coveleskie struggles with support while players like Goslin and Judge are noted for series impact and late hustle.
The article lists prizes for show contests including a Nail Driving event at Third and Walnut, a Tug of War at downtown city park with cigars and candy, a Corn Race and Corn Shelling contest with cash prizes, and a Hog Calling contest. Pavement dancing is planned for evening. changes to the schedule include dropping the corn husk dress parade. The program official is Rasa Lange.
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