Donahue Secures Second as Pirates Take First World Series Ties
In a doubleheader closing the 1925 season, the Pirates beat the Reds 4 to 2 and 4 to 1. Donohue pitched well for the Reds, earning a second win while Pirates hurlers Kremer and Morrison held Cincinnati in check. Roush and Walker made notable catches in a brisk, well-played twin bill with strong fielding highlights.
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Cuyler
Morrison
Roush
Dressen
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Petie
Culloton
Oldham
Walker
Detroit Takes Two Slugfests From St. Louis
Detroit outslugged St Louis in a doubleheader sweeping 10 4 and 11 6. Heilmann piled six hits in nine at bats to pace the Tigers while Robertson Blue and Cobb homered. St Louis errors aided Detroit in both games with Stoner winning the second game and Holloway the first.
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Critz Delivers For Reds In Late-Game Rally
In a high scoring game the Pirates and Reds traded innings with Critz tripling for Cincinnati. Donohue and Bohne sparked a decisive fifth with multiple hits while Dressen and Hargrave contributed key Centerfield hits as the Reds pulled away late.
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Reds End Season With Barnstorming Trip
The Reds depart for a week of barnstorming as Jim Hudgens shines with a triple a double and a single and strong fielding from Ft. Smith's rookie first baseman. Attendance reached 6 241 as Walker and Roush delivered key hits in the two games. Manager Hendricks Bill Clymer and President Herrmann with the party head to Pittsburgh for tonight's series.
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Sylvans Win 6-0 In Season Opener At Lucky's Field
The Sylvans beat the Friars 6 to 0 in a Greater Cincinnati Football League opener at Lucky's Field yesterday afternoon. Dick Zimmerman blocked a punt and carried it in for the decisive score in the third quarter as both teams showed solid form in the first game of the season.
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White Sox sweep Indians 10 8 to close season in Chicago
The White Sox defeated Cleveland 10 to 8 to complete a three game series sweep in Chicago. Connally earned the win after a late rally, with Mostil stealing 42nd base to lead the league.
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Cardinals Send Cubs to Last Place on 7-6 Final
St Louis routed Chicago 7 to 65 in the season finale sending the Cubs to last in the standings. Brooks hit a homer and drove in four runs, with two more on a fifth inning single. Hartnett and Heathcote each totaled two base hits, while O Farrell added a homer for St Louis.
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Fresno Driver Wins Fresno District Fair 150 Mile Race
Fred Comer dashed to victory in the Fresno District Fair 150 mile auto bike race at Fresno Speedway. His time was 1 hour 28 minutes 5 seconds and an average speed of 102.2 miles per hour. Bennett Hill finished second, Ray L. Cariens third, and Dr. W E Shattuck fourth.
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Pirates Favored in World Series Prospect, Youth Leads
George Daley argues the Pittsburgh Pirates hold the edge over the Washington Senators due to youth and stronger pitching. He notes Pirates’ team batting average and compares staff ages, predicting a Pirates victory in the seven game series. The piece also touches on football, Dempsey Wills mismatch, horse racing in Maryland, and Sarazen’s Laurel visit.
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Big Ten Title Hopes Rise After Week One Gridiron
After Illinois and Purdue defeats Western Conference fans scan next Saturday's schedule for clues on title chances. Ohio vs Chicago looms large as both sides edged weaker opponents. Northwestern Northwestern beat South Dakota. Wisconsin defeated Ames. Indiana routed Indiana Normal. Iowa downed Arkansas. Minnesota beat North Dakota. Notre Dame ready for Army. Beloit stung by Beloit 6 to 0 ahead of next week.
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Heilmann New Batting King of the American League
Detroit star Harry Heilmann claims the American League batting title after six hits in nine at bats in a double header versus the St Louis Browns. His unofficial average stands at .293 plus, overtaking Tris Speaker who hit .390 plus. Heilmann finished 1922 with 225 hits in 572 at bats.
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Rosedale A C Triumphs Over Ft. Thomas Soldiers
Rosedale A C defeated Ft. Thomas Soldier eleven before a large crowd at Standards Park in Rosedale yesterday. The game featured strong team defense and standout play by Ankraut and McCormack.
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Chieftan A. C. Triumphs Over Sago Eleven 19 to 0
Chieftan A. C. defeated Sago 19 to 0 in an afternoon game highlighted by strong teamwork. The Chieftan backfield broke through the Sago line repeatedly.
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Results of Yesterday's National and American League Games
National League saw Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1 and Cincinnati 2 Chicago 4. St Louis 7 Chicago 5 with rain in Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia New York games. American League results included Detroit 10 11 and St Louis 4 6 and Chicago 10 Cleveland 8 with rain in Philadelphia Washington.
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Orioles Triumph In Junior World Series Game To Tie
Baltimore won 7 to 5 over Louisville in the fourth game, tying the series two games apiece. Pitcher Thomas held Louisville to limited hits after a rough third, while Archdeacon and Betzel made key defensive plays. Attendance reached 10,525 with receipts of 13,633.76 as the teams head to Baltimore for the next game.
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Bearcats Show Improvement in Tight Defensive Effort
Saturday's game revealed improved aerial defense and stronger backfield effort for the U. C. Bearcats under Coach George McLaren. The team still faced issues with end protection and dropped passes, but four capable halves Klein, Martin, Wood and Bradford, plus solid line play, suggest a sturdier lineup as quarter Charley Birt returns and injuries are managed.
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Covington Eleven Loses To Doyle A C In Hard-Fought Game
The Covington eleven, undefeated last year, fell 6 to 0 to the Doyle A C yesterday afternoon in a tight contest. Tex Doyle, end, broke free for a seventy five yard touchdown highlight.
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St Xavier High School seeks football game next weekend
The St Xavier High School football team is looking for a local or out of town opponent for next Friday or Saturday. Interested teams should contact St Xavier officials to arrange the game.
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St. Xavier High School
Queen City Handicap at Latonia Promises Notable Derby Links
The Queen City Handicap, Latonia's major one mile event, attracts a strong field of contenders for a purse near twenty thousand dollars. Past winners include Behave Yourself and Princess filly winners, with Black Servant and others noted in Derby context. The next renewal may decide gender supremacy for a year as several colts vie to best the fillies.
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How They May Ran in Today's Races
Track betting notes list Plaut selections for seven races with horses like Cobweb Macbeth Rose H. Pandy Queen Marie Oh Susanna and Waterflag. Trackman picks include Louisville Nash ville Valt Macbeth Pandy Rose H Twig and Oh Susanna with Emissary. Best Bets center on Waterflag Boon Companion and High Prince.
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Potters Defeat Koors At Dayton
Cincinnati Potters open season with a 6 to 0 victory over Dayton Koors. Perry and Linneman sparked the scoring drive from the Koors eight yard line with Linneman punching in the touchdown. Strong potter backfield performances and stout defense limited Koors to no scoring through a close second half.
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Doctor Wilner Cast as Villain in Local Mystery Play
In a promotional sketch a professional man and self styled doctor named Wilner is billed as a deceptive figure in a mystery play. The character is described as more evil than a prior villain and will appear at the Shubert Theater next Sunday.
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