Thrilling rally saves welter crown in final round
Dave Shade of California challenged Mickey Woelker of Elizabeth New Jersey in a grueling welterweight title bout at Yanken Stadium New York. The fight featured continuous trading with severe blood by both fighters, a dramatic late rally by Shade that earned a close decision from the judges and sparked varied ringside reactions amid boos and praise.
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Yanken Stadium
New York
Dave Shade
California
Mickey Woelker
Elizabeth
N. J
Ballpark
Shade
Walker
Patsy Haley
George T. Kell
Yonkers
Richard Nugent
Buffalo
W. C
Haley
Ted Shade
Clinch
Ctinen
Flye
Imagination and Drama in Modern Football Strategy
An essay by Robert C. Zuppee argues football is a theatre of imagination where players become artists. It contrasts body effort with inner drives, citing Freud and sports writing to claim football is a continuous drama of risk, craft, and creative play.
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Robert C. Zuppee
University of Titadie
Senwright
Newapagie
Yale Faces Possible Loss of Captain Joss
Yale University football may play without captain Joss who is hospitalized with sinus trouble. Coaches and trainer Conners doubt he will be ready soon, casting doubt on Yale’s early season lineup as the team seeks a win. American Association scores list mentions Louisville Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo and St Paul Kansas City with rain affecting games.
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Yale University
Joss
Lneup
Conners
Yale
American Association Loulaville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Indianapolis
Toledo
Paul
Kansas City
Prospective Cornell football coach prospects voiced by Dobie
The column quotes Dobie criticizing Cornell football prospects while predicting a possible three win season. He notes teams like Susquehanna Niagara and Canisius as doable opponents, but cautions that stronger foes such as Rutgers Columbia and Pennsylvania loom. A special Morgantown train for fans to attend the West Virginia game is announced with schedule details.
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Morgantown
Jim Murerabayes
Eide
Iritay
West Virginia
Acighos FH
A. StGiRhury
Todar
Vwiddow
Briday
Tag Ithala
Lave
Toou Ny
Bent Kapro
Ferencal
Dobley
Cornell University Foothall
Willlanes
Rutgers
Columbia
Durwouth
Pennsylvania
Yearly crop losses hit county amid drought warnings
Poor weather in the region has damaged corn yields across Pusey county leading to substantial losses. Reports describe ears drying and dropping from the stalks as heat and drought stress persist through late summer, threatening early September records.
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MT Vernon
Pusey County
Rae
Wills Says He Will Meet Any Worthy Opponent
Babe Culnan reports Harry Wills stands ready to meet any worthy heavyweight in the world. Wills, backed by Paddy Mullins, denies fear or avoidance of Tunney, and cites possible talks if a prime challenger offers $200,000.
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Harry Wills
Hiry
Wills Hoey
Willa
Ana Hy
Mianagar
Paddy
Billy Gibson
Gene ‘Tun
Rexaedhys Cibaen
Mullins
Cat Iia
Cab
Son
Mutling
Rube Momwhchnker
National Sportamen
Clus
Newari
Arn
Gary Opponen
Thia
Ubman
Whit Ip
Ibson
Tunney
Anit
Yanicn
Wills
Bart Unite Cibaen
West Virginia Opens Season Squad at Meadville
West Virginia University’s Mountaineers prepare for the opening game at Meadville against Allegheny with a full squad anticipated. Coaches plan two full teams depending on players’ health and form, while spectators note rare early practice injuries and optimism grows for the 1925 season.
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Morgantown
Erie
West Virginia University
Bo Brie
Mead Coweh
Jaye
Wolteh
Onera Air
Meadville Volleytaiys
Moderna
Alleghdny
Ores
Ciker
Myrrin
Weefer
Balac
Erly Nies
Hd Toleim
Varsity
Institute Opens Grid Practice Amid Scrambled Text
A garbled report outlines an early grid practice session with about forty players present and coaches preparing for the season. It notes leaders like Coach Hamilton and mentions upcoming games against Kentucky Normal and Industrial, Howard, and Wilberforce, with a rough schedule across several colleges and venues.
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Tnsp Et Drs
Eerie Callegia Heat
Cough Ranklin
Hamotin Wade
Keaxan
Unenbas
Ud Stentoe
Stevens
Lowry
Branch
Abun
Mraws
Parker
Nave Ween
Institute
Biefeldke Institute
Howard de Voratiy
Bonmens
Lingstn University
Blin
Get
Charleston
Bunny and Rosy By Feg Murray
Bunny Ryan of Clifton fame and Rosy Ryan, former Holy Cross star, are highlighted for their striking form. The piece recalls Bunny’s long career from Tommy Ryan’s era and Rosy’s return to America after touring, noting Rosy’s pitching and Bunny’s pep and style in matches and games.
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Ryan
Enarts
Tommy Ryan
Faninis
Pat Ryan
Cand
Riviesa
Wimbilvdan
tMeir Volun
America
Islightys
Holy Crone
Ulant
Brechen
Rosy
Tolgmn
Rgan
Hoy
Bunny
Ininuke
Mackmen Defeat Detroit In Final Meeting Of Year
Mackmen win 10 to 7 and hold edge in season series over Detroit at last meeting. Athletics pound Holloway for seven runs in six innings to clinch, title reads 14 victories to eight defeats for Athletics. Details include scattered hits, double plays, and pitching notes for both clubs.
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Mackmen
Detroit
Athletics
Holloway
Vila del Sueda
Sophotosetratz
Uke Madelphie Auleties
Rf Rive
Pivener
Wada
Ate
Caltina
Philadelphia
Cochrane
Fee Simmons
Ef Trench
Cis Hon
Dyin
Galloway
Kal
Amin Do
Seare
Wolt
Pieneh
Simmons
Frones
Tin Dow
Buerl
Cola
O'Rowrke
Gehringer
Emir
Galimony
Philaiennia
Walloway
Uft
Doyle
Quin
Quinn
Holawns
Coliing
Qing
Wade Gras
Zeit
Nitcher
Wich
Fivane
Het Poe
Pittsburgh Wins Seventh Straight In 9-107 Victory
Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 9 to 107 as Cuyler hits ten straight to tie the National League record. Mor rison earns the win for Pittsburgh while Denatur takes the loss for Philadelphia. Final time 1:57.
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Pittsburgh
Titwsirgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Vina
Hari
Decatur
Hawks
Harper
Fanseen
Aventine
Huber
Tho
Durning
Nukiis
Livestur
Meinnis
Antham
Endows
al Oldham
Merrion
Pittabyreh
Traynor
Bane Hite
Carey
Grintham
Gandi
Saevnger
Barnhart
Morrison
Dathig
Ulrich
Hite
Crumpler
Uleteh
Ohdham
Cubs Bunch Hitting Wins Over Dodgers in Opener
Chicago notes a decisive victory as Cubs hitters, led by strong counting of runs, edged the Dodgers in a tense game. The Dodgers suffered their eighth straight loss as Chicago players delivered clutch hits including a triple and timely offense from Tolietem rhe Lndwers third baseman and others.
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Chicago
Chirag
Tolietem
Brooklyn Agro
Brookly Rautmant
Punehant
Brooklyn
Taylor
Haufhiann
Harinett
Five Pitchers Fail to Save Cincinnati from Boston
Cincinnati ruggedly yielded seven runs as Boston surged to a 7 to 6 victory. Walker homered in the first, Holke and Hargrave sparked late rallies, and Benton started for Cincinnati before yielding in the later innings. The game prevailed in York Pa. report of a playoff title win by York.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Walker
Homer
Janing
Bane
Braves
Ausinge Boston
Visiare
Hotke
Hargrave
Wilson
Mann
Suerel
Felix
Gibaun
Tia I. Benton
Kumo
L. Bentom
R. Benton
Schule Ieee Od
Bray
Dronanm
Denohor
GR Lea
Muy
Innines
Civaney
Bares—Walker
Bressler
High
Ann
Pineltl
Bente
Daubie Ciaya
Lo Holke
Bincroft
Guttyrav
Burrox Lett
Hage
Benton
Bages
Deneton
Kamp
Goodwin
Mey
Dendy
Donohue
Mita
Oaitwins
May
Hohe
Nohoh
F Benton
Brody
L. Denton
Wit Hitcher
Gandwin
Wit Duchee
Loring Nitsher
Menton
Higler
Hurt
YORK
New York
Pennerlyans& Baseball League
Williamsport
Wily Mamsnort
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Orly
Whiker
Cuenity
Siemund Freud
Artiel
Hitler
Richard Warner
Valhalla
Louis Steveneniiene
Hans
Mroud Saya
Enrufort
Plessure
Serengus
Che
Sheng
Mickey
Manvin Mead
Robert Co Zuppke
Mack
Hariame
Amd de Tram
Robert C
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Tom
Mae Busch
Frank Mayo
Elliott Dexter
Eva
Walter Hiers
Lee Moran
Gil
Bobie
PHI Betas
Cornell
Larnelt
Uae
Dubie Paints
Louie
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Babe Culnan
W. V. U. Sqad
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Laidley Field
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Ouzanne
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