Bluefield Gun Club Shooters Prep for Mullens Match
Bluefield Gun Club members scored well in a practice match led by E B Boggs with 45 of 50. Walters 44 Ratliff 43 Abshire and Cooper 42. Karnes expected to join today as the team travels with President H C Weller to Mullens for an interclub against Wyoming Gun Club.
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Wyoming Gun Club
Mullens
Bluefield Club
E. B. Boggs
Walters
Ratliff
Abshire
Cooper
Karnes
Bluefield
H. C. Weller
Yellow Cab Taxi Company
Stewart Street
Welch Gun Club
St Paul
Gun Club
Clinch Valley
Princeton
Atlanta Takes First Game From Fort Worth in Dixie Series
In Atlanta, on September 23, the Southern Association pennant winners defeated the Fort Worth Texas League champions 7 to 2 in the Dixie series opener. A crowd of 14,765 witnessed a clean game with five double plays and timely hitting led by manager Atz.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Atz
Fort Worth bats win in nine, slugging trio pace rout
Fort Worth hitters ignite a 29 run burst as Zoeller leads off with a single and Nichoff drives him home. Davis of Fort Worth and Cullop of Atlanta homer as the fielding miscues mount. Johns Head Walkup Moore Cavet Jenkins see action in the scoring chaos.
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Nichoff
Davis
Fort Worth
Cullop
Atlanta
Gasta
Johns
Moore
Cavet
Jenkins
Haney Struck, Suffered Head Concussion in Detroit Boston Game
Third baseman Haney of the Detroit Americans suffered a slight concussion after being struck on the head by a fastball from Boston pitcher Howard Ehmke in the fourth inning of the Red Sox game. He was carried to the clubhouse and then to the hospital for observation.
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Haney
Detroit Amer Baseball Club
Peter Brent Bringham
Aun
Howard Ehmke
Detroit
Ehmke
Girls to Play Ball in Japan and China
The Philadelphia Bobbies girls baseball team left for a series in Japan and China under Eddie Alnemith and Mrs Rain Smith. En route games are scheduled at Fargo North Carolina Glasgow Montana Great Falls Whitefish Spokane Wenatchee Everett Tacoma Seattle before sailing from Seattle on October 6.
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Philadelphia Bobbies
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China
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Mont
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White Fish
Spokane
Wenatchee
Everett
Tacoma
Seattle
Ocr
World Series play by play to be broadcast nationwide
Kene announced approval to broadcast a World Series play by play report via a 12 station network. WEAF New York WJAR Providence WEEI Boston WTIC Hartford WO0 Philadelphia WOAP Pittsburgh Washington WORS Worcester WGY Science WGN Chicago WMAQ Pittsburgh KA Pittsburgh expected to carry the games nationwide through a chain of stations.
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WOO
Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
WOAP
Washington
WOTS
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Mass
WGY
Science
WGN
WMAQ
Chicago
Rand KA
Pirates Hitters Lead Majors As Ten Hit Above .300
Pittsburg Pirates boast every regular in the lineup above .300 with ten players near the elite mark. McInnis and McKechnie’s crew also excel with runs, hits and steals, while pitching remains weak led by Babe Adams at .222. The team leads in total runs and safe hits, though defense lags behind in the league.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Cuyler
Carey
Barnhart
Grantham
Moore
Wright
Traynor
Agate
McInnis
Pirate
Pittebure
Smoky Town
Babe” Adams
McKechnie
Aldridge
Morrison
Yde
Kremer
Sheehan
Meadows
Pirates
Boston
Dreyfuss
DeMave Wins On Foul In Queens Bout
Newark heavyweight Jack DeMave defeated Sally Montgomery on a foul in the eighth round of a ten round main event at the Queensboro Athletic Club. Montgomery was warned for fouling in round two while leading early. DeMave weighed 184½ pounds and Montgomery 210.
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Jack DeMave
Newark
Sally Montgomery
Centre College
Queensboro Athletic Club
Montgomery
DeMare
Canter Captures Eastern Shore Handicap At Maryland
Canter led fourteen two year olds to win the Eastern Shore Handicap at Harve de Grace Maryland in six furlongs in 1 12 4 5 finishing ahead of Single Foot and earning owner J EB Griffith $15 200 for the victory This is Canters second consecutive win in the event with Single Foot the previous year’s winner.
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Harve de Grace
J. EB. Griffith
Canter
The One Who Forgot Continues at Page Seven
Nan confronts Sefton over alleged business ties with her father and the past ties to Peter Lyster. She asserts her father never borrowed money, denounces the accusation, and questions Sefton’s friendship while recalling her lingering feelings for Lyster.
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Nan
Sefton
Peter Lyster
Law Lyster
Peter's debt triggers Sefton's chilling fury in tale
Sefton reveals a large debt Peter owes him fueling a sudden rage. Nan challenges the claim as she confronts a lie about her beloved, realizing Sefton is manipulating the scene. The moment ends with a cliffhanger as the story promises continuation.
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Peter
Nan
Sefton
Royal wedding of Mafalda and Philip spans ceremony and gala
Members of nine royal houses attend the civil and religious rites as Mafalda and Philip vow to live by Italian marriage laws. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena sign the contract with a gold pen. A grand reception and late-night festivities contrast traditional grandeur with modern jazz and dancing.
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Mafalda
Philip
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Dimnes
Margarita
Calvini Bergolo
Yolanda
Christopher
Reece
Prince Philip
Saxapohnes
Shock and Loss Blood Fatal to Alex Statley
Huntington W Va Sept 25. Alex Statley filigetwo of West Hamlin, man on state road near Ferguson Wayne county, died in the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital after a shock and blood loss incident.
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Huntington
W. Va
Alex Statley
Filigetwo
West Hamlin
Ferguson
Wayne County
Chesapeake and Ohio
Death After Arm Injury From Air Drill Accident
A man injured when his leg became entangled in an air drill while repairing it died later at a hospital after being rushed by ambulance from Wayne to Huntington. The fatal shock and blood loss followed the wreck of the automobile en route to the hospital. Porto Rico adopted prohibition by referendum in 1917.
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Pital
Wayne
Huntington
Porto Rico
Peckinpaugh Named American League Most Valuable Player
Roger Peckinpaugh of the Washington club was chosen as the American League MVP for 1925 by a panel of writers from AL cities. He edged Al Simmons of the Athletics, receiving 45 points to Simmons 41 in a vote tally that ranked eight top players.
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Chicago
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington Club
al. Simmons
Athletics
Peckinpaugh
Simmons
George Sisler
St. Louis Brown
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Washington
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