Traxler's Good Colt Leader All the Way
King Nadi ridden by Earl Sande won Latonia Championship Stakes at Latonia for J J Troxler owner prize $23 285 net Old Slip finished second with Drowsy Waters third Supremus fourth The event drew large crowds despite rain and gloom and featured notable purses and honors from the Jockey Club trophy presentation to Troxler.
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Plaut
King Nadi
Fortune
J. J. Troxler
Latonia
Earl Sande
Pt Fame 2d
Jalits Anu
Anne Cooper
Daniel Lehan
A. B. Hancock
P. Laffoon
H. P. Headley
Mr. Cooper
Headley
Lehan
William Hamilton
Old Ship
Old Slip
Sande
Nadi
Johnson N. Camden
Troxler
Louisville
Lexington
Dayton
Middle West
Vernon Manor
Mose Goldblatt
Peter Pan
Ballot Brush
Menifee
Ienergy
Cornelian
Griffin
Light Brigade
Sard
Grand Dad
Royal Omar
Little Jimmy
Sam Stelle
Bother
Fire Boy
R. S. Clark
Olamibala
Reading
Loyal Legion
Eeeler
Br. c
King James
Nadinette
J. J.troxler
L. T. Cooper
McAgint
D. Lehan
W. W. Taylor
Stutts Signs Two Year Ride With Audley Farm Stable
Jockey Harry Stutts under treatment for a fractured foot signed a two year contract to ride for Audley Farm Stable of Montfort and B B Jones for 1926 and 1927. The deal follows his current year contract end and his expected return during the Churchill Downs meeting.
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Hot ‘Springs
Harry Stutts
Audley Farm
Montfort
B. B. Jones
Stutts
Churchill Downs
Wabash Downs Purdue In Narrow Late-Game Score
Paynter, Wabash guard, intercepted a forward pass in the closing minutes and raced 30 yards for a touchdown to seal a 13 to 7 victory over Purdue in Lafayette Indiana.
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Lafayette
Ind
Paynter
Purdue
Orioles Beat Colonels 11 to 6 in Championship Game
Baltimore, the American Association pennant winners, defeated Louisville 11 to 6 in the third game of the series. Archdeacon led offensive output with a two base hit as Baltimore scored in bursts including four in the second and five in the fifth. Earnshaw pitched well for Louisville, fanning ten, but the Orioles totaled 11 runs on 15 hits. The fourth and final game is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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Holley
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Archdeacon
Porter
Meyer
Anderson
Wilkinson
Walker
Brainard
Boley
Sheedy
McKee
Dawson
Kobb
Colonels
Cotter
Latonia Race Chart Third Race Recap
Latonia race results include wins by T. F. Devereux trained horses in a 1 mile 70 yards claiming event with Spring leading late and Midnight Rose and Colonel Wagner also racing near the front. The Latonia Championship Stakes drew King Nadi to victory with strong early pace while Arch rival Old Slip faded. other notable finishes include Arcady and Traymore in the Vernon Manor and Sixth races.
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Midnight Rose
Lady Luck
T. F. Devereaux
Grover Noel
Kohn & Theisen
Colonel Wagner
Georgie
Bonnie Omar
Kublai Khan
T. F. Devereux
B. G
Vulcain
Arlette
St.Odda
J. A. Mooney
Noehik
Wagner
SS. Steele
G. F. Croissant
Odie
J. Sylvia
WD. Millard
D. Homewood
F. H. Smith
Davey
S. Griffin
Four Oaks Farm
Wuhu
Stump, Jr
M. Goldblatt
Peter Pan
Querca
Arcady
Isaeaa
Traymore
Ballot Brush
Menifee
Wealas
Long Point
Joseph Trinz
Coladel Vennie
Bonnie Eloise
D. S. Fountain
Wis. Pf.st
St.Odds Arabian
A. Mortensen
J. Trinz
Ee -R. L. Baker
L. S. Cooper
Steed, Allgeyer
Margie K
G. Drumheller
Arabian
Balboa
Reds and Pirates Postponed By Damp Diamond
With the Reds and Pirates unable to play due to a damp field the double bill is rescheduled as the season ends today. Donohue and Marvin Good will pitch one game each for the Reds and Pirates respectively with Meadows and Yde likely starting for the champions if the day permits.
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Reds
Pirates
Cincinnati
Hendricksmen
Donohue
Marvin Goodwin
Meadows
Yde
Results of Yesterday's Games in the National and American Leagues
Wet grounds marked Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and rain affected Detroit at St. Louis and Washington at Boston. In the NL games Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 3, Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 8, Boston won 5 to 2 over Brooklyn. In the AL New York edged Philadelphia 9 to 8, Chicago defeated Cleveland 9 to 2.
National and American League Schedule Highlights
Today's slate features the National League games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn and American League matchups Detroit at St Louis Cleveland at Chico Philadelphia at Washington with two games listed for some clubs.
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Ww. i. Pet
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Neweeneneene
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Chico
College Football Scores Across Numerous Venues
A broad roundup of college football results with many teams shut out or limited to low scores. Notable outcomes include Yale routing Middlebury, Dartmouth defeating New Hampshire, Princeton edging Amherst, and Army defeating Fordham. Other games feature significant wins for Indiana, Brown, Colgate, and Navy, with many close scores and varied venues from Providence to Los Angeles.
Ohio College Football Scores Across Campuses
New Concord Muskingum 26 Capital 6. Springfield Wittenberg 13 Denison 7. Oxford Miami 19 Georgetown 0. Cleveland John Carroll 0 Quantico Marines 0. Buffalo Toledo 0 Buffalo 2. Columbus Ohio State 10 Ohio Wesleyan. Oberlin Oberlin 9 Baldwin Wallace 6. Wooster 11 Case 0. Union 12 Heidelberg 0. Gambier Kenyon 17 Ashland 0. Dayton Dayton 45 Wilmington 0.
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Springfield
Wittenberg
Denison
Oxford
Miami
Georgetown
Cleveland
John Carrol
Quantico Marines
Buffalo
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Weseyan
Oberlin
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Case
Sl Fhere Bhsch Reserve
Hirwat Tpittin
Mte
Union
Heidelberg
Washington and Jefferson Crush Marietta 72 to 0
Washington and Jefferson overwhelmed Marietta College 72 to 0 in Washington Pa. The Presidents scored touchdowns almost at will and dominated with a crushing line attack. The W and J offense did not fail to advance and did not need to punt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington and Jefferson
Marietta College
Marietta
Yankees Finish Season With 9 8 Victory Over A’s
The New York Yankees closed the season with a 9 to 8 win against the Athletics in Philadelphia. Babe Ruth hit his 25th home run, Bob Meusel his 33rd, and Earl Combs scored the winning run in the ninth with two outs. Al Simmons of Philadelphia reached 251 hits on the year.
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Associated Press
New, York
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Athletics
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Earl Combs
Meusel
al Simmons
Philadel
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Jess Welch
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White Sox Rally Past Indians 9 2 in Chicago Victory
Chicago beat Cleveland 9 to 2 as Ted Lyons earned his 21st win with seven hits allowed. Myatt, Kamm and Sheely sparked the offense while Lyons subdued the visitors with strong pitching in the fifth inning rally.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ted Lyons
Nebraska Stops Grange and Downs Illinois 14-0
In Champaign Illinois on October 3 Nebraska's defense overwhelmed Red Grange held him to minimal gains. Ed Weir led the tackling to neutralize Grange who played his 1925 debut accumulating 62 rushing yards and 18 receiving yards before leaving the game early in the fourth quarter. Rhodes and Dailey scored for Nebraska with two interceptions setting up the touchdowns.
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Red Grange
America
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Ed Weir
Nebraska Eleven
Wally McKlwain
Hall
Britton
Dailey
Brown
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Scholz
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Muhl
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Sel
Leonard
State Beats Wesleyan After Hard Fight 10 3
Ohio State defeated Ohio Wesleyan 10 to 8 in Columbus. The game was close throughout with a late surge by Ohio State and a season-ending injury to Bill Hunt. Referee J W Means and umpire H P Swain officiated as Ohio Wesleyan fought to upset the defending team.
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Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Wikcemen
Bill” Hunt
O. Wesleyan
Jeffery L. EB. Uridil
Reed Robinbell
Griswold Rowan
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I Blicke
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Jenkins
Lackson
Goankins
J. W. Means
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Dickinson
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Notre Dame
R. H. Gibson
Mt. Union
College grid results show several two team scores
The report lists football scores including Pa Gettysburg 7 tied Le high 7 in Hartford Worcester Tech 6 Trinity 0 and Kansas 13 over Oklahoma Aggies 3 with multiple venues.
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Leah
Hartford
Conn
Worcester Tech
Trinity
Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma Aggies
Hornsby Poised To Clinch 1925 National League Batting Title
Rogers Hornsby leads the NL with a .403 average aided by a late surge and aims to finish above teammates Bottomley and Wheat. In the American League Ted Speaker and Ty Cobb contend for the batting crown as Heilmann trails by two points and Simmons holds third place. Meantime Mostil dominates stolen bases with 41.
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Associated Press
SerCore
Wingo
Johnny Mostil
Chicago
Mostil
Bob Meusel
Yankees
H. Rice
St. Louis
E. Rice
Washington
Sisler
Lamar
Philadelphia
Collins
Combs
New York
Hale
Phils End Season On Home Ground With Double Win
Philadelphia closes its home season by sweeping a double header from the New York Giants 8 to 1 and 3 to 0. Carlson held New York to four hits in the opener, while Fitzsimmons allowed five hits in the nightcap as Philadelphia hitters backed strong defense and timely homers by Kelly Williams.
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
Carlson
George Kelly
Fitzsimmons
New York
Kelly
Jackson
Snyder
Leach
Sand
Williams
Fonseca
Harper
Wilson
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Rigler
Egond
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Ulrich
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Lindstrom
Nawene
Terry
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Boston Clinches Fifth in National League with 6 2 Win
Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 to secure fifth place in the NL. Jacques Fournier homered and drove in both Robins runs as Brooklyn dropped its seventeenth of nineteen starts. Pett y pitched 1 1/3 innings for the loss while Cooney and Cantrell held the Braves to two runs.
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Burrus
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O'Neil
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Gautreau
Cubs Defeat Cardinals 7 to 3 in Final Series Game
Chicago blinks hits and wins 7 3 over St. Louis in the second game of the final series. Blake pitched steadily as the Cubs tied for last with the Phillies after a New York double header. Freigau homered for Chicago while Maranville Brooks and Warwick sparkled with baserunning and defense.
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Shush
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Gonzales
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Brooks
Freigau
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Clough
Pau Gonzales
Unofficial A A baseball averages crown Murphy top hitter
Eddie Murphy of Columbus wins individual honors with a .897 average over 100 games and Guyon of Louisville leads in runs with 152. Douthit of Milwaukee is runner up at .369 after 92 games, while Payne of Wichita tops home runs with 33 and Osborn of Omaha claims Western League batting title at .372.
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Douthit
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Monroe
Indiana Drews Easy Win in Memorial Stadium Debut
Indiana stomped Indiana State Normal 31 to 0 in the opening game at the new Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. The visitors managed only four first downs as Indiana dominates on both sides of the ball.
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Associated Press
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Ind
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
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