Champion Outsmarts Youth in City Tennis Title Play
Dr R Warren Hall, season veteran, dethroned champion George Foster in a three set victory 6-0 1-7 6-2 to reach the city final. Miss Ahbee Chapman and Miss Virginia Armitage advanced to the women’s final with Chapman defeating Deth Hultman 6-2 6-4 and Armitage beating Mrs N E Gaynor 6-4 6-4.
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Virginia Armitage
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Moss Hultman
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Weidlich
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GG. Williams
Johnson Wilson
Claion Weidlich
Athletics Take Final of Year From White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics edged the Chicago White Sox 6 to 8 in the final game of the season. Quinn allowed seven hits and only one bad inning, the fourth, when Chicago produced three hits and two runs. The result gave Philadelphia 14 wins and 16 losses for the season.
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Hildebrand
York Defeats Williamsport in First NL Playoff Game
York won 6 to 2 over Williamsport in the opening game of the championship playoff in the New York Pennsylvania baseball league. The 1925 regular season ended tied for first between the two clubs.
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Williamsport
York Today
Seris
Van Alstyne Delivers Home Run as Hawks Beat Profs
Van Alstyne hit a seventh inning homer with Bachand aboard to lift Ale Vany to a 2 run victory over New Haven. Goth Hyman and Malin pitched well for the Hawks. Score details unavailable due to incomplete text.
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Worcester Wins Doubleheader From Springfield
Worcester took both ends of a loosely played doubleheader in Springfield this afternoon by scores of 12 to 2 and 6 to 4. Both Worcester pitchers were effective. Harris, Stindaert and Thomas hit homers.
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Worcester
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Harris Stindaert
Thomas
Senators and Tigers Split in Double Bill
Washington and Detroit split a double header as Walter Johnson took his seventh loss. In the first game Detroit won 12 9 in a slugfest. Stanley Coveleskie beat Earl Whitehill 1 0 in a pitchers duel. The second game was halted in the ninth inning due to darkness with Detroit ahead and Johnson the losing pitcher.
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Mays Strong as Reds Defeat Phillies 5 to 2
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Carl Mays pitched his second full game of the season. He held the Phillies to nine hits including a Cy Williams triple, taking advantage of bunched hits and walks to secure the win.
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Phillies
Cy Williams
Track Meet Planned By Westport Clubs
Special plans completed for a track and field meet to be staged October 3 in Westport between the UMOCA and Compo Athletic Club. The committee has arranged a program of nine events.
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Compo Athletic Club
Penn State Freshman Bull Cox Prominent in Track Prospects
State College report notes Penn State freshmen class includes Bull Cox, former Mercersburg and Rochester Tech runner and 1924 Olympic team member. Cox won the two mile, mile, and half mile in interscholastics last spring, setting a new interscolastic mark for the two mile.
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Formier
Princeton Tigers Start Season With First Signal Drill
The Princeton football squad opened fall practice with a long drill in interference and forward passing under Coach Roper. Starters and candidates worked to weed out promising material from twenty hopefuls for end positions while linemen and backs practiced plays and line setups. Stan Keck and Pop Foster led line work as the squad experimented with punting and formations.
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Dignan
Pirates Defeat Braves 11-2 Behind Strong Pittsburgh Hitting
Pittsburgh on September 17 defeated Boston 11 to 2 as Grantham Moore and Hart Smith spearheaded the attack. Smith homered four times, part of eight Pirates hits by the trio, with the Braves scoring two in the sixth on a string of singles and a sacrifice.
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Atlanta Clinches Southern Loop Flag In Open Rally
Atlanta opened the Southern Association baseball championship by defeating Birmingham 4 to 2. With two more scheduled games, Atlanta clinches the pennant, its first since 1919, while New Orleans remains the runner up but cannot overtake the lead at this point.
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Tilden and Williams Reach Forest Hills Title Semis
New York September 17 America leads in tennis as the Davis Cup champions fill the four semifinal spots at Forest Hills. William T Tilden II defeated Wallace Johnson 6 4 6 0 6 4 and Norma Williams beat Ward Kinsey 7 5 6 4 8 3 to join Richards and Johnston in the next round. Johnston lost a set to Manuel Alonzo but recovered for the overall win.
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Little Bill" Johnston
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Wallace Johnson
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Manuel Atonza
Vincent Richards
Rene LaCoste
Tilden
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