Cleveland Shutout. Carl Howell Hero Emerges
Cleveland was held to four hits as Chicago delivered a shutout. Carl Howell stood out as the game's hero, delivering key plays and leadership on offense and defense.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
16
Cleveland was held to four hits as Chicago delivered a shutout. Carl Howell stood out as the game's hero, delivering key plays and leadership on offense and defense.
Columbus Oct 1 Sir Roch won the free for all pace the feature event of the closing day. He lost the last heat but prevailed overall in the Oale Citizens stake for 2.97 trotters while Val Mahone led the final heat. Buckeye trotting stake winner Trumpet defeated Fee Mike Dillon by heat, and Ribbon Cane won Arch City line heats ahead of Star Rath and Frank Worthy.
Clarksburg October 1 The annual golf tournament for the Presidents Cup at Clarksburg Country Club starts Saturday on the local course. Lyng Horner will present the trophy to the winner and B Swatts the second prize. A large entry, about 64 players, is ready for the first round matches with one weekly round to be completed.
Washington's 1925 pennant battle is analyzed with focus on repeating as champions. Stanley R. Harris compares 1924 and 1925 campaigns, praising Washington's resilience, injuries, and strategic adjustments shaping a probable world series clash with the Pirates.
ANSTED W Va Friday night hosts Montgomery high in the season opener at home. Coach Workman leads the Montgomery squad to challenge Ansted, with Broaddus and several players expected to bolster the lineup. Crowd support rises as the town eyes a strong start for the 126 game schedule.
Heavy rain postpones the junior series in Louisville disrupting the Ballimore internationals and Louisville American association Lomms. Weather permitting, play will resume tomorrow with teams led by Bernshawy or Thomas as pitchers and Deberry slated toiling for Tar Lousselibe.
Walter Barnes treasurer of the state board of control toured McKendree state hospital and New River state school, reporting vastly improved conditions. A new boarding hall nearly finished will allow overnight visits, and a new Thurmond to McKendree road opens access. A nearby ferry links to the Midland trail, easing access to the mining region.
The West Side home economies department of the Woman's Club will hold its first meeting of the year this afternoon at 7 at Mrs. R. K. Woodall's home on Delaware Avenue, Jiff, BH. Arleid will present a sketch on Home Life in Greece. Members urged to attend. Martha Vowel received a handkerchief shower from the business girls.
A Kanawha Two Mile class met at home as Miss Vomel prepares to depart for Bethlehem for the winter. Guests included Miss Newman, Mrs. Gul, Mrs. Zimmer, and several other local women. Elkhurst Lodge No. 93 hosted a shower for Mrs. Raymond Meadows with a long guest list and gifts presented by Norma Meadows and others. The Bible Study class at Boyd Memorial Christian church organized for West Side women will reconvene after Friday’s kickoff.
Jimmie McWhorter was elected president of the Charleston high school class set to graduate in February 1926 after the class of 27 members held its final election yesterday. Ward Austen was named vice president with Dorothy Davidson as secretary treasurer, and council members Charles Gressang and Arthur Kiel to join the student council with officers. Class advisors are Miss Katherine Kearney and Miss Jo Mathews.
County Clerk Roscoe Morton announced that 2 605 moenses were issued in September, part of the rush for Squirrel Reason season. The total issued since January 1 reaches 1941. Also noted is a church gathering at 10 o clock with Mrs B S Preston teaching and all Bible students invited.
The suite board of control yesterday opened bids for a combined garage and quarters plus a garden wall at the governor’s mansion. The lowest bidders were Barger and Swartz of Charleston at 17173 and Wallace Knight Construction Co. of Charleston at 17498. The awarding of the contracts was delayed pending the governor’s return from the northern part of the state.
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