Col one: Coloners chase Ogden in 9th for 7 4 win
Louisville defeats Baltimore 7 to 4 in game one of the junior world series. Ogden held Louisville to four hits until the ninth when a late rally produced four runs. Brainard and Netzel sparked the inning with two hits and a crucial steal, securing the victory for Louisville.
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Baltimore
Ogden
Earnshaw
Cullop
Tincup
Oriole
Fason
Brainard
Netzel
Selder
Mever
CMSD
Dor Eessvce
TCU
Walker
Pretzel
Matsel Shannon
Shannon
Yson
Poley
Sacrifices Coron
Oeden
Touleville
Halla
Orden
Callen
Tinean
Hite
Critop
Tinewn
Tinean Winpine
Tinenn
Osine
Orden Umptres
Annolly
Magerkurth
Major Honors Won by Indianapolis Horseman
Col umbus report states PSF Palin of Indianapolis won two major stakes at the Grand Circuit races. With Braden Ruler he won the $1,200 Columbus Evening Dispatch stake for 2:15 pacers and with Theodore Guy he won the Ohio State Journal stake for 2:05 pacers. Hollywood Volo placed in heats as Eli Direct benefited from a break. Jeanette Royal lagged behind.
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Columbus
Psf Palin
Indianapolis
Braden Ruler
Columbus Evening Dispatch
Theodore Guy
Ohio State Journal
Hollywood Volo
Jeanette Royal
Eli Direct
First Batch Of World Series Tickets Mailed
The first batch of World Series tickets for games in Pittsburg were mailed this evening. Pirates treasurer Sam Dreyfuss said the Pirates office at Ibes Field remains flooded with applications, with news returned as soon as received. Herman to Meet Finnegan in New York October 19. Herman, a leading featherweight contender, will face Honey Boy Finnegan in Houston. The bout was moved from September 26 by Jimmy Kelly, Herman's manager, per the New York State athletic commission.
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Pittsburg
Sam Dreyfuss
Pirates
Ibes Field
Herman
Finnigan
New York
Babe Herman
Honey Boy Finnegan
Hoston
Jimmy Kelly Herman
New York State Athletic Commission
Kelley
Baseball Results From Yesterday and Today Schedule
American League games, Washington lost to Boston 4 to 5 while Detroit visits St Louis and Cleveland plays Chicago. Washington hosts Boston as the National League sees Brooklyn and Philadelphia tie 4 to 4.
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Washington
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St Louis
New York Ss
Fort Worth Wins Dixie League Title Over Atlanta
Fort Worth defeats Atlanta 1 to 0 to clinch the Dixie series four games to three. Joe Pate pitched for Fort Worth with Hollie McLaughlin on the mound for Atlanta. Brock scored the decisive run on an error, aided by Pate and Davie Fach. The win marks Fort Worth’s fifth Dixie title in six series against the Southern Association.
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Atlanta
Fort Worth
Joe Pate
Hollie McLaughlin
Panther
Brock
Pate
Davie Fach
Port Worth
Jenkins
Koetchy
Davis
Krehmever
J. Smith
Anuebiin
Brock Tenkine
Smith
Palmer
Konetchy
Pese
Balla
Meleveblin
Peer
Ed Balle
Tenkine
Hill
Jorden
Panning
Brennan
Paria Lightweight Vinex sails for New York to meet comers
Lucien Vinex, lightweight champion of Europe, departed aboard the La Savoie for New York. He has no contract in hand but plans to fight top contenders and prove his right to challenge Jimmy Geadrich, the world lightweight champion since Benny Leonard's retirement.
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Paria
Lucien Vinex
Europe
New York
la Savoie
Jimmy Geadrich
Benny Leonard
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers listed include Robert Jolly and wife to Charlie Hodge for six acres at Windmill Gap for 375 dollars and Cecil Shrewabury and wife to W L Batley for a small tract at Rich Creek for 25 dollars.
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Robert Jolly
Charlie Hodge
Windmill Gap
Cecil Shrewabury
W. L. Batley
Rich Creek
Quieting Barking Dogs With Veterinary Cure
An American Veterinary Medical Association notice announces a simple operation to remove barking cords in a dog’s throat so neighbors can sleep. It states there will be no excuse for noisy dogs henceforth.
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Philadelphia
The
American Veterinary Medical Association
Peckinpaugh Edges Wright in Shortstop Duel
Baseball writer Billy Evans compares Washington’s Roger Peckinpaugh and Pittsburgh’s Glenn Wright as the two top shortstops of the year. Evans notes Peckinpaugh’s fielding and pinch hitting strength, Wright’s speed and throwing arm, and faces a near even vote with a slight nod to Peckinpaugh.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Glenn Wright
Pittsburg
As & Money
Peckinpaugh
Mote
Frisch
Peck
Wright
Peck Wright
Phillies Rally Past Brooklyn for Second Straight Win
The Phillies defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4 to make it two in a row. Willoughby pitched seven innings for Philadelphia with Mitchell finishing, and Sands drove in key runs in the seventh as Philadelphia broke a 2-2 tie and pulled away.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Sands
Beece
Rob McGraw
Robins
Willoughy
Mitchell
Iho Willoughby
ABR
HO. A
Williams
Gait
Harper
Fonseca
Wilson
C. St
Ee Huber
Fur Friberg
Bee Willoughby
Willoughby
Johnston
Cox
Sand
Huber
Leach
Fournier
Corgan
McGraw
C. Mitchell
Hite
Hart
Rigier
Mclaughlin
Peckinpaugh Voted Most Valuable Player in Baseball Era Disputed
The essay lauds Roger Peckinpaugh as a top shortstop while joking about name reforms and baseball fame. It mocks modern awards processes and notes lingering debates about his status, contrasting past and present views of merit and market hype in the sport.
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Carpenters
Peckinpaugh
Spalding
Nats Face Pittsburg Series With Alarm And Hope
Nick Altrock and the Washington Senators discuss the upcoming series with the Pirates. He stresses will to win and defense, praising Washington’s infield of Bluege Peckinpaugh Harris and Judge as timely hitters while noting Pirates stronger batting but lighter defense.
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Nick
Washington
Pittsburg
Bluege
Peckinpaugh
Harris
Judge
Princeton to Open 1925 Season vs Amherst at Princeton
Princeton will begin its 1925 football season Saturday against Amherst with six veterans from 1924 in the lineup and the huddle system in use. Coach Bill Roper has only two weeks of work, and three light backs Slagle Dignan and Gilligan will face Amherst behind captain McMillan at center with Baldwin Crago guards and Forrest Gates tackles.
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N. J
Amherst
Tiger
Bill Roper
Neeton
Harvard
Yale
Slagle
Dignan
Gilligan
Caulkins
McMillan
Baldwin
Crago
Forrest
Gates
Roper
Moeser
Jeffers
Notre Dame
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