Senators Win Final showdown as Johnson Dominates
In Pittsburgh on October 13 1925 the Washington Senators led by Johnson defeated the Pirates, forcing a key win in the World Series. Manager Stanley Harris predicts they must beat Johnson to take the title as fans celebrate amid postgame exuberance and shifting fortunes.
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Avil
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Pirates
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Senators
Joe Judge
Joe Harris
Goose
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Barney
BU McKechnie
Wawch
Red Oldh
Johnny Morrison
Forbes Field
Labor Candidate Fuses Music With Voter Appeals
F C Roberts the labor candidate for parliament in Wymondham England mingles campaign talks with violin solos. An accomplished musician he uses music to engage voters and bolster his political messaging amid the stump.
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Wymondham
Eng
F. C. Roberts
Practical Football No Right End Sidesteps Tackle
The article discusses a football guard tactic where the right end sideswipes a defensive tackle. It notes experience shows the leading back should not hit the tackle directly but continue on for the halfback.
Follow the Ball Center Skills and Pass Mechanics
The center or pivot must be steady, balance-weight on the feet, and mask pass direction. He marks receivers and opponents, passes with hands only, and uses a ready stance to block and drive. Spiral or end-over-end passes are taught, with precise timing, distance, and body control to keep backs confident and plays flowing.
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AM Piays
Tia
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X Aliftert
Strane
Tne
Manaday Great Guards
Sport Spyglass Notes From Pitt Series Fan Interactions
In Pittsburgh during the second pane of a series, Harry Heilman is introduced to a Charleston baseball fan amid banter about Washington’s odds. The exchange touches on press box frustrations, lineup changes, and reactions from players Burky Harris and Bl Mackenzie. Reporter Virgil Frizgelt probes opinions on substitutions and game performance.
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Ftow
Gaet Watt Bowell
Harry Heilman
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Hellman
Cubs Win City Championship Across Nine Innings
Chicago Cubs defeat White Sox 7 to 4 to claim the city championship in Chicago on Oct 18, with George Gibson managing the Cubs. The Cubs rallied for ten hits off three Sox pitchers as Faber surrendered eleven runs replaced by Wilbur who worked the route. The scoreline shows a 7-0-3-0-7-? tally across innings, marking the Cubs first city title in three seasons amid a chaotic, multi-sport crowd scene.
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Chicago
Bose
Joe McCarthy
White Sox
George Gibson
Wilburoper
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Cuba
Cooper
Gonzales Nally
Blankenship
Million Dollars and New Pilot to Bolster Bruins
Chicago announces a major Cubs revamp with Joe McCarthy as new manager on a two year contract at 20000 yearly. Owner William Wrigley Jr pledges a million dollars to strengthen the roster and fuel a 1926 pennant push. McCarthy’s prior success with Louisville is highlighted as part of the team’s rehabilitation plan.
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Joe McCarthy
Louisville Colonels
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Wiliam Wrigley, Jr
Louisville
Wrigley
Peckinnaugh's Night: Mistakes and Moments In 1925 Series
A scrambled recap highlights Roger Peckinnaugh's fielding errors and near misses as the 1925 season's standout star faces misplays from teammates. Ray Kremer pitched brilliantly, while Samactas and Toey Sewell figure in notable slips that echo past World Series woes.
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Roger Peckinnaugh
Rajah
Hans Wagner
Toey Sewell
Peck
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