Baseball Legends Clash In Classic Batting Debate
Article reviews greats of baseball batting. Eddie Roush praised as a smart hitter and good shateman. Wagner and Lajoie discussed as top hitters with Keeler cited for intelligence and speed. Hornsby noted for speed and call-hitting ability. The piece contrasts live-ball era changes with early methods, weighing batting, bunting, and running skills. Copyright 1925 by the North American Newspaper Alliance.
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Mia Bat
Eddie Roush
Wes Willie
Keeler
Specter
United States
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Fine Hearne
Tiny Hearne
Georgia Tech
Dempsey
Jack Dempery
Han Fed
George FF Baker
Columbia Uiversity
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Princeton Clinches Postwar Soccer Title Under Niles
Princeton defeats Cornell 5 to 0 and secures its third postwar soccer championship under coach Niles. The Tigers hold a 4-4-2 league record with Penn, each side winning four and two draws in ten league games. The season included wins over Harvard Yale and Haverford, plus a notable 5-0 victory over Cornell.
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Hydraulic League sideline chatter and colorful banter
A ragged but lively recap shows players named Wargo Tomeehik Walter Koval Ralint Bosworth Gurgie Shean Fvon and Evon trading off in a leaguish setting. They boast scores, cheap jibes, and uneven play while claiming wins and aiming for big breaks as the night unfolds.
Meriden Youth Stan Sieracki Quits Penn Football
Stan Sieracki a Meriden youth giant linesman leaves the University of Pennsylvania football squad. Teammates say he departed Philadelphia last week and may be at his Meriden home. Benched after recovering from injury he left amid talk of fair chances and seeks a college degree elsewhere.
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Southern Association to Reward Best Player
The Southern Association will award $500 and a trophy to the league MVP chosen by sight official scorers. The season spans 154 games from April 13 to September 15, with February 8 set for the spring schedule meeting in Atlanta.
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League bowling notes from local players and outcomes
Geo Zeller comments on draws to avoid paying for games after the third, Fitzsimmons jokes about new money and lineup, Whitty reflects on a Monday loss and hopes for better scores as 80 pins feel insufficient to lead.
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Penn Nine to Travel in South Philadelphia Schedule
Pennsylvanias baseball team will make a ten day southern trip opening March 81 against Virginia. The schedule lists thirty two games including six quadrangular league contests with matchups against Drexel, Washington and Lee, Richmond, Swarthmore, Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton and others.
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Florida set to host top pros in winter golf chase
Florida’s golf season opens Friday with Will Macfarlane making his debut in Hollywood amid a strong field. The news notes Macfarlane Hagen and others head to Florida, while Macdonald Smith eyeing a state title return and Kirkwood joining the West Coast and Texas money races. Other stars like Espinosa Brady and Farrell plan multiple appearances as tournaments begin January 2 with hefty purses.
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Middlebury selects captain for cross country team
William Donald of Utica has been elected captain of the Middlebury college cross country squad. The season’s top basestealers in the American League were Mortis with 42, Goalin 27, and Rice 27.
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