Walker Wins Fury Peak Title Fight at Yankee Stadium
Dave Shade versus Mickey Walker ended in a close fifteen round decision at Yankee Stadium with Walker retaining the world welterweight crown. The fighters endured heavy punishment with Shade rallying late but Walker's final flurry secured the verdict amid a roaring crowd and split judging.
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Pirates extend win streak in late innings comeback
In Pittsburgh the Pirates win seventh straight beating Philadelphia 7 to 4. Meadows earns the victory while Morrison takes the loss as the teams exchange runs through the middle innings. The game features two-base hits by Traynor Cary Grantham and Gooch with late offense pushing Pittsburgh ahead.
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Umpire Dinneen and tennis ace Tilden in spotlight
In Syracuse excitement follows a joke involving umpire Bill Dinneen and an Irish setter named Umpire Bill Dinneen. American League figures Roger Peckinpaugh and Ollie Cayler contend for MVP honors while Bill Tilden struggles with form after an injured shoulder.
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Chicago Bears Lose to Dodgers in Tight 3 2 Setback
In a two to three finish, Chicago defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 after a first inning triple by John and a Johnston error at third. Kaufman hit by pitches but supported by strong Robins defense. Ehrhardt and Taylor faced Kaufman and Hartnett as Brooklyn suffers eighth straight loss.
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Richlands Ends Baseball Season in Loss at Tazewell
Richlands ends the baseball season with a loss to Tazewell at Tazewell in a close final game Saturday. Score details are incomplete from the readable text.
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Richland Eight Blanks Smith in Striking Short Game
Cy Smith fires a seven inning no hit bid but falls short as George Page belts a seventh inning double. Richlands start strong with ten hits yet fail to score and Buck Loyd preserves the shutout with a flawless eighth inning.
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York White Roses Win 1925 NY-PA League Title
York White Roses defeat Williamsport 5 to 3 in eleven innings to capture the 1925 New York Pennsylvania baseball league championship in York, Pennsylvania.
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Detroit Tigers Beat Philadelphia With Late Rally
Detroit. 7 Philadelphia 2 in a 9 inning game with Holt French Simmons Haney among the two base hits. Galloway and Holt key hits, multiple defensive plays, late scoring outburst gives Detroit the win.
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Wills Declares Readiness to Meet Any Heavyweight
New York September 21 Harry Wills and his manager Mullins deny drawing color lines or avoiding any worthy heavyweight including Gene Tunney. They claim Wills is ready to fight Tunney if a promoter guarantees the purse and that Culnan, matchmaker for the National Sportsmen's Club, also seeks a Tunney Wills bout.
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Cornell coach Skeptical on 1925 football squad
Ithaca N Y September 21 A. Gloomy Dobie calls Cornell candidates “a lot of scholars dressed as athletes” with minds on Phi Beta Kappa keys He sees no real athletes but predicts three possible wins against Niagara Susquehanna and Canisius if the breaks go Cornell’s way He lists Williams Rutgers Dartmouth and Pennsylvania as beyond the football conception of Cornell
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Cornell Football Prospects Against Dobie’s View
Dobie says Cornell faces a stiff season with five full teams practicing twice daily and a strong line but weak backfield timber. Casual observers disagree, noting solid material and hopeful depth in the backfield and overall potential to win games.
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Yale Captain Joes Sidelined By Sinus Illness
Yale University football may open the season without captain Joes as he is in hospital with sinus trouble. Coaches and trainer Conners expect a slow recovery and anticipate a reorganization of the Yale line for early games.
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Glen Rogers Triumphs Over Pineville to Close Season
Glen Rogers under manager Williams closed its season Sunday by defeating Pineville 10 to 2. Hig Frank Farley and Boots Williams led the attack with three hits each, Williams hitting a homer in the first inning as Shannon pitched well for Pineville.
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American Association Scores Report
Louisville defeats Columbus 5 0 Milwaukee beats Minneapolis 7 5 Indianapolis tops Toledo 7 4 St Paul meets Kansas City as rain halts play in the weather affected game slate.
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Scattershot Sports Gossip and Celebrity Sparks
A jumble of reminiscences and rumors touches players like Babe Ruth, Red Grange, and Bob Fimons with hints of Florida riches, a one room flat hunt, and a promoter’s purse. Ziegfield imports an actress while Ohio officials hear complaints about state affairs. The piece blends sports bravado with show business chatter and local life notes.
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