Pirates win 1925 World Series in decisive fashion
World Series action centers on Pittsburgh as the Pirates topple the Washington Senators in a dramatic 1925 clash. Contenders battle through tense innings with key plays from Moore, Laith, Bigbee, and Johnson shaping a thrilling end. Critics highlight managerial moves by Harris and timing around Johnson’s late-inning usage.
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Davis J. Wallit
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Pittsburgh
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Landis
Jaindis
Washington Senators
Yanning
Pirates
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Pires
Ak Sgomny
Moore
Sunators Aiuin
Johnson
Victor
Iy Laith
Bigbee
Peek
War Johnson
Senators
Stanley Warris
Coveleskie
Washington
Harris
Coany
Aldridge
Kremer
Meadows
Morrison
Daimson
Ferguson
Rael
Peckinpaugh
Walker Shade sparring report stirs boxing crowds
Henry J. Farrell reports Mickey Walker as a great little fighter with potential to be a top draw in the semifinal card. Shade, praised by promoter Warner and others, lands late rallies and presses Walker to the bell, drawing praise for his grit as the bout unfolds.
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Walker
Henry J. Farrell
United Press Sports
New York
Mickey Walker
Betfrey
Sparke
Cela
Pirate Heroics Spark Narrow Win Amid Rough Play
In a tight contest, Pirate players deliver key plays led by Carey as Granta Meu Fiat and Sena Oral lag behind. The decisive factor comes from Pirates’ stronger hits and timely scoring, cementing a narrow victory despite frenetic action and rough play throughout.
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Barniars
Carey
Unclear resilient slate of college games scheduled today
A fragmented list shows multiple college basketball and football matchups with teams such as Harvard Holy Cross Illinois Kansas Penn State Marietta Pittsburgh Gettysburg Wisconsin Michigan Yale Pennsylvania Navy Syracuse Army Notre Dame Chicago Northwestern Oklahoma USC Stanford Alabama Sewanee Vanderbilt Tennessee Minnesota and others, with many misspellings and partial team names.
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Maine
Florida
Georgia
Harvard
Holy Cross
Illinois
Kansas
Rolly Mines
Nebraskane
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Pittsburgh
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Pardue Va
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World Series Receipts Totals Stated At 1182854
Reported total receipts for the World Series reach 1,182,854 with shares outlined. Payouts assign portions to teams and players, including a specified per-player share to Webintonian and other contingents. The breakdown shows league checks and contending clubs receiving proportional winnings.
Peckinpaugh Goat of World Series
In Pittsburgh on October 16, Roger Peckinpaugh was named the American League most valuable player for the Yankees. The veteran shortstop, though faulted for eight errors in the World Series, had a hand in nearly every decisive Pittsburgh run. The piece notes critics and timing of the award amid controversy.
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Pittsburgh
Roger "Pyaarh
Yankees
Peck
Sorins
Washington
Harris Says Game Not Lost Through Sentimentality
George Barry reports on reactions to a basketball game with Harris defending the team’s effort and arguing sentimentality did not decide the outcome. The article quotes players and officials, notes past results, and references Johnson remarks as contentious.
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Harris
Hawkeyes Prepare for Illini Clash on Gridiron
The Iowa Hawkeyes brace for the Illini game with key players Graham Smith and Smuth featuring in the offense. Expect strong forward passing and line play as Grange and Kutsch seek to prove themselves. Red eyes big performance after two prior mishaps.
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Jaffensperger
Iowa
Hodges
Phice
Grange Ve. Kutsch
Teed Grange
Kutsch
Mini
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Towa
Illini Fang
Omaha colored fighter loses to Roche in San Francisco
In San Francisco last night Joe Roche the welterweight from Roche scored a technical knockout in the seventh round of a ten round bout against Charley Long of Omaha a colored fighter. Long was favored in betting but mouth injuries forced his manager Petey Byrne to throw in the towel at the end of round seven.
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Joe Roche
Charley Long
Omaha
Long
Petey Byrne
Launch Airplane From Dirigible For First Time
In a historic test a dirigible pilot attempted to launch an airplane from the airship, marking a potential step in air propulsion. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text, but the event centers on an aerial launch concept and early experimentation in lighter-than-air design.
ISOMS AND SHOT LANDS TRIG IN DISTRICT COURT
Fragmented OCR text mentions district court actions involving ISOMS and SHOT LANDS. The readable fragments show references to a case in district court, with unclear party names and details. The source is too damaged to extract clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Brown Faces Charges After Assault Attempt
From the shot and assault report, charges are brought against Brown for attempted fered wounds and bodily injury. The fragment notes an alleged attack and pending legal action in the case.
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