Senators and Pirates Face Off In World Series Opener
Washington, defending champions, meet Pittsburgh at Forbes Field in Game 1 of the 1925 World Series. Johnson likely to start for Washington against Lee Meadows for Pittsburgh, as both clubs juggle injuries and lineup adjustments ahead of the anticipated battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
Washington
Bucky Harris
Johnson
Bill McKechnie
Pirate
Senators
Giants
Lee Meadows
Meadows
Forbes Field
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Lancaster to Run in Queen City Handicap at Latonia
Lancaster the Greentree Stable two year old will ship from New York to Latonia for the $10,000 added Queen City Handicap at one mile. He may be the only Eastern owned runner in the field and aims to face Kentucky rivals for a prize potentially over $20,000 for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Johren
Red Red Rose
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greentree
New York
Latonia
Queen City
Kentucky
Pirates Face Senators in Three Game Series Preview
The Pirates lineup remains strong with Cuyler Carey Traynor Wright and Barnhart backed by a solid pitching staff led by Meadows and Aldridge. The Senators, led by Coveleskie, will test Pittsburgh in a three game set with Yde opposing Reuther if Friday’s plans hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Coveleskie
Meadows
Vic Aldridge
Washington
Dutch Reuther
Emil Yde
Portsider
Jamaica Results at the Races Feature Several Notables
The Jamaica program lists multiple races with purses from 1000 to 1200 dollars. Notable runners include Sand Hills Colonel Carr Vie and Busted Heels in a crowded card. several entries and many scratches noted across six races with times ranging from 1:08 to 1:49 for various distances.
How Theyll Line Up for the Game Between Pittsburgh and Washington
The lineup lists Pittsburgh players Moore at second base Carey in center Cuyler in right Barnhart in left Wright at short Traynor at third Grantham at first Smith catching Meadows pitching. Washington fields Rice in center S Harris at second Goslin in left Judge at first Bluege at third J Harris in right Peckinpaugh at short Ruel catching Johnson on the mound. Umpires Rigler Moriarty McCormick Owens. Start times 2 pm EST and 1 pm Cincinnati time.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Rawlings
Eddie Moore
Rawlings
Washington
Anager Harris
Roger Peckinpaugh
Stanley Coveleskie
Johnson
Harris
Coveleskie
Senators
Peckinpaugh
MecNeeley
Stanley Harris
Joe Harris
Sam Rice
McNeeley
Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Wright
Traynor
Grantham
Smith
Cat R. Meadows
Rice
S. Harris
Goslin
Judge
Bluege
J. Harris
Ruel
Rigler
Moriarty
McCormick
Owens
Cincinnati
Barnes
Light Brigade
Valeureuse
Vv. Barnes
St. Vda
Valley Light
Vvarnes
Cc. H. K Teemp
A. Mortensen
L. Baker
Neon
G. Philpot
G Arvin
Nassau OE
Acsease Ncees
Frank
Mom’s Boy
Igia Rose
Quince Garden
Dodgers Braves Engineer Trade Revealed
The Brooklyn and Boston clubs reportedly completed a major trade. Eddie Brown Zack Taylor and Jimmy Johnston go to Brooklyn for Jess Barnes Mickey O Neil and A G Felix. No cash changes hands. O Neil and Taylor are top NL backstops mans. Barnes joined Boston from New York in 1923. Johnston has varied Brooklyn major league experience. Brown and Felix are relative newcomers.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
Eddie Brown
Zack Taylor
Jimmy Johnston
Jess Barnes
Mickey O'Neil
A. G. Felix
Wilbert Robinson
Robbie
Emil E. Fuchs
O'Neil
Taylor
Barnes
New York
Johnston
Brown
Felix
Three Brooklyn Nationals Sign For 1926 Season
New York report says pitchers Tiny Osborne Ehrhardt and Guy Cantrell signed contracts with the Brooklyn Nationals for the 1926 season before leaving for home. The club announced the trio’s strong signup.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Nationals
E. P
Tiny) Osborne
W.C. Ehrhardt
Guy Cantrell
Fairmount Race Day Results Snapshot
Multiple races incl Claiming events for 2yo and 3yo plus older horses. Winners include Aunt Laura ridden by S Hebert at 17.60 and Rocking ridden by J Colen at 4.10 with You April 8.60. Timings range from 1:05 3-5 to 1:57 for the final race. Scratches listed for each race as well.
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Laura
S. Hebert
Ginochio
Vuillemot
Happy Bob
B. Harvey
Joy Pride
Miss Maggie
Apresrud
Island Fairy
Lacigne
Top Lady
Monides
Omnia
Mutuel Field
Star
Judge Dailey
Botch
Pani Roma
Flight
Gentry
Seagrave
J. Colen
Wilson
Mady
Corcoran
Lieutenant Rust
Pearl Madeline
Kubale
Glory
Malcha
Shanghai
Sombre
Nora Hayes
Mr. Biltmore
Floy Lillie
W. Charles
Mattie
Fausto
R. Bludau
Pelion
F. Normile
Rundark
Rosamond
Trafalgar
Ege
Robert Maxwell
Rotary Club
Orse
Strickight
Seth aSecees
L. Canfield
Mabel Seth
L. Aron
P. Bush
Pipes of Pan
Dr. Cardenas
Veiled Prophet
Firetoma
Barrister, Chemiserie
Frank Gailor
Ntal Tom
Garner
A. McDonald
Northern Star
Adventure
Hidden Jewel
Black Friday
Tanta Backhoe
Orlova
Rac Faiming
Herby Coles
Colen
Quele
Elysia
Sir Ralph
la Hoce
Nese
Thorncliffe Race Card Reports Mixed Finishes
The standard six race card from Thorncliffe races lists purses of 1000 to 1500 with maidens, claiming fields, and steeplechase. Winners include Soteria and Beau of West with midfield and place bets recorded. multiple horses are marked Also Ran or Scratched in various events.
Laurel Results First Race Maiden Fillies at $1300
The program lists results for seven races with winners and payouts. Beneficent ridden by Finn won the first race for maiden two-year-old fillies, followed by runner up The Cocoon and Duration in the money. Also noted are race times, scratches, and other contenders across the day.
Colonels and Orioles To Resume Warfare In Baltimore
Baltimore and Louisville renew the minor league baseball title chase at Oriole Park with a 2-2 series count. Joe McCarthy lists Deberry as the Kentucky ace and Dunn weighs between Thomas and Earnshaw for Louisville as Ballenger’s absence tightens the Colonels' defense.
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Baltimore
Louisville Colonels
Oriole Park
Joe McCarthy
Kentuckians
Ace Deberry
Jack Dunn
Thomas
Earnshaw
Louisville
Dunn
Orioles
Colonels
Ballenger
Pilot
McCarthy
Gaffney
Tacoma Boxing Show Promises Fine Outdoor Bouts
Weather permitting the Tacoma Park Bowl in Dayton Kentucky will host a strong boxing program tonight led by Tommy Hughes of Covington versus Harry Forbes of Columbus in a ten round main event. The undercard features six round fights including Willie Sullivan of Cincinnati against Lou Bloom of Columbus and Fighting Lee Ferraris versus Danny Dougherty with Darkey Raymond facing Rustie Russell in six rounds. Lou Baumann referees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Park Bowl
Dayton
Kentucky Arena
Tommy"’ Hughes
Covington
Harry Forbes
Columbus
Willie’ Sullivan
Cincinnati
Lou’’ Bloom
Lee Ferraris
Danny” Dougherty
Darkey
Raymond
Bruins and White Sox to Open City Series
Chicago Oct 6 The Cubs and White Sox will start their seven game city series tomorrow at White Sox Park weather permitting. Pitching ace Grover Alexander likely faces Ted Blankenship as Eddie Collins is out with injuries making the matchup appear even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Grover Alexander
Ted Blankenship
Sox
Eddie Collins
Coast League Scores Key Results
Vernon defeated by San Francisco 4 to 2 in a Coast League game. Sacramento beat Portland 5 to 1. Oakland fell 0 to 4 to Los Angeles. Salt Lake overwhelmed Seattle 38 to 2 in 14 innings.
Stallings Selected to Pilot Cubs Succeeding Gibson
New York October 6 announcement expected that George Stallings will take over as manager of the Chicago Cubs succeeding George Gibson. Stallings, famed as the Miracle Man of Baseball for lifting Boston to a world title, has recently been managing Rochester in the International League with solid financial results and improved standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George Stallings
George Gibson
Chicago Nationals
Stallings
William Veeck
Cubs
Chicago
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Gibson
Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Rochester
Baltimore
Stallings Denies Cubs Contract. Plans to Stay in Rochester
Rochester club half owner and manager George T. Stallings denied signing or planning to sign a contract to manage the Chicago Cubs in 1926. He reiterated he would remain in Rochester next year and has no intention of quitting his post.
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Rochester
N.Y
George T. Stallings
Chicago Cubs
Bearcats Face Tough Practice Amid Weather and Woes
Bearcats endured a hard workout on icy ground with drills covering blocking tackling and passing. Fullback Allen Johnson to hospital for arm infections while Jim Howles and tackle McLaren recover, freshmen may scrimmage vs Georgetown, and prep students are invited to Saturday’s game as Georgetown's fast offense nears full bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearcats
Allen
Johnson
Bob Maddux
Brooklyn
McLaren
Husky
Jim Howles
Otterbein
Georgetown
Conn and Corbett To Box For Ohio Feather Title
Boxing fans from across the state expect a title bout Monday night in Dayton as Syd Conn of Manchester England faces Al Corbett of Cleveland for the Ohio featherweight championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Syd Conn
Manchester
England
al Corbett
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Reserve and Case prep tightens for Wooster Akron games
Western Reserve and Case football practice eases this week to save players for next Saturdays key matchups. Case expects easy win vs Otterbein but hard game looms vs Akron later. Reserve foresees a tough date with Wooster as Case travels to Akron.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve
Case
Otterbein
Reserve
Capitol
Wooster
Akron
Fletcher
Doll
van Horn
Nortkamp
Carl Plummer
Fleet
John Carroll University
Elward
Marine
Parilla
Quantico Marines
Elwood
Latonia Race Chart Third Race and Others Summary
Latonia horse page notes Third Race winner L A Lyne's Wormleighton Rinda by Wormleighton Rinda trained by A Thomas with $1,150 to winner. Fourth Race winner Luke McLuke Veterina trained by C Van Dusen with $1,150 to winner. Fifth Race winner Colonel Vennie Commensia for Parkview Stable with $1,150. Sixth Race features two year olds including E Cebrian's Brambie Rose winning handily with $1,200 to winner. Details include times, others, and mutuel payouts.
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L. A. Lyne
Wormleighton—Rinda
A. Thomas
Wits
Dr. Leonet
Longchamps
Bassorah
L. Viau
Millard
D. McAuliffe
F. Croissant
H. Thomas
C. H. Knebelkamp
Loretta
Noel
Miss L. Brooks
T. E. Mueller
Dr. Tanner
Bassarah
Rush
Leseweerts
Pe ' Loretta Brooks
Kublai Khan
Elizabeth K
L. A. Lytle
W. E. Soplevate
Wi. G
Luke McLuke
C. van Dusen
Ws. Aer . O. F. Sockeys
St.Odde
T. S. Jordan
A. Mortensen
E. Applegate
J. G. Denny
Orn
Ge Pee
J. Brown
Cooper
Spee
D. Connelly
J. McPherson
Braedalbane
Marvin May
Kine Coust
H. Massey
Lawless
Jordan
Ivin May
Brier Hill
Burnet Woods
Non Reads
Parkview Stable
B. c
Colonel Vennie
Commensia
W. Covington
Wis
St. & Ba A
St.Odds
EEG
Cess
Estekedincians
E.scobie
Jack Bauer
R. L. Baker
Tangara
Frank
N. Holman
Broomster
Crete
President
Girl Scout
Dudley
Orpheus
Starbeck
Chittagong
Eric
E. Cebrian
Kpouthock
Brambie Rose
G. Brooks
Conan
Orsente
Pero Liliane
D. F. M. Grabner
Lakme
G. Johnson
W. H. Whitehouse
Torch
D. Mergler
Kintz’ & Stelle
Sutler
Iea Lee
Bloomfield
Roeshen
Chicago
Show Rosebee
Parkview
Bik
Ss. F
Anona
Lot
W. Garner
Mortensen
W. E. Applegate
Liz
McAuliffe
J Spencer
Johnson Espess
Connelly E Mueller
Happy Hobo
S. A. Cowan
Leavain
O¢ Thomas J
Basilette
Ceeenen
Habram
W. F. Polson
Mutuel
Street L
Groun
Street Liz
Barrier
Pangold
Nota Bene
J. J Ahearn
Light Brigade
Grackle
L H Sewell
Steele
Booster Seger
Noel Eeteee
Forman
Recon
Habian Seenneneek
Os G Collins Sale
Saxton
Leweeee
W. H
Wilson
Caer
Paul Micou
Pau Micou
Aree
Colonel Wagner
Sea Prince
Abundance
Attilia
Fantoche
Allette
Maximaneh
Rocky
Akron Horse Races Result Summary
The program lists seven races with purses of 500 dollars for claiming events and one 600 dollar allowance race. Winners include Lasses White, Caddie, Wees Macun Dolin, Deli Straight, Lottie Lorraine, Freedom's Calling, and Lakross with varying placings and times. Also noted are other named horses in each race such as Carlotta, One Gold Buck, Day of Peace, The Coyote, and Montille among others.
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Lasses White
Murphy
St. Paul
Dominick
Little Romper
McLaney
Ciceronian
Deda
Daisy Carter
Rapid Stride
Runchies
Caddie
Callahan
Carlotta
Deseighe
Wees
Macun Dolin
McAlaney
the Coyote
Martha Rose
Miss Muirdock
Ossaleen Algo
Sagamore
Sear
Ferarah
Castlereagh
Pat Hampson
Evening Star
Heese
Lottie Lorraine
Lane Pal
Colin
Fauat
Calahan
Freedom
Starmatia
Slippery Smile
Dom? Ek
Imne
Jou Jou
Santhlane Lad
Pardon
Fun Maker
Henry
Nrtson
Lakross
Pauley
Redwood
Cogan
Montille
Guy Clayton
Debadou
Paige
Fremont boxers shine in Findlay showdown on six rounds
Doug Gray of Fremont edged Fred Schroeder of Toledo by newspaper decision in six rounds at Findlay tonight. Schroeder was knocked down twice in the sixth. In the semi finals Sammy Marciso of Fremont and Art Knopp of Toledo fought a tame six round draw.
Grid Games to Replace Series Tilts in Gotham
In New York on October 6 two major gridiron showdowns move into Yankee Stadium. Penn State meets Georgia Tech next Saturday, followed by Army versus Notre Dame on October 17 likely to attract a sold crowd, with ten thousand ticket reservations made on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankee Stadium
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Army-Notre Dame
Chicago Defeats Keio in Tokyo Baseball Tilt 3 to 2
University of Chicago baseball team edged Keio University 3 to 2 in Tokyo. Players Carey Cuyler Grantham Bigbee Wright and Traynor featured, hinting at possible new base-running records as the world series progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
University of Chicago
Keio University
Carey
Cuyler
Grantham
Bigbee
Wright
Traynor
Being Too Good May Cost Gene Tunney
Hype Igoe notes that if Paul Berlenbach leaves light heavyweights Mike McTigue may pursue the title through a tournament. He argues Tunney is a top contender but questions opponents and promoting quality as the division remains unsettled. The piece endorses meaningful matches over massacres and suggests rivals such as Godfrey Renault or Sharkey.
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Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Mike Mc Tigue
Berlenbach
Mike
Paul
Michigan City
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Brooklyn Bridge
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Tex
Gene Tunney
Gene
Dan O’dowd
Rochester
Columbus
Commission
Dan
George Godfrey
Jack Renault
Jack Sharkey
Aurora Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Thoroughbreds
In the first race Neptune leads claiming action as Royal Dick and Omega follow. Glenlivet tops the Cisiming event ahead of Amelia and Full of Pep with several scratches noted. E Hoagl'd edges Viking in the two-year-old race while Overtake and Power shine in sixth and fourth races respectively. The Tell Me More Handicap sees Cherry Cote and Thundering placing behind Coral Reef with lines of scratched horses. Seven events cover a busy card with multiple entries and times listed.
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Neptune
J.dawson
Royal Dick
J.dillon
Omega
L.neal
Sir Glenn
Fear
Balychresty
Furor
Wawona
Palmetto
Red Seth
Glenlivet
L. Neal
W.bog
Amelia
J.dilea
Garish
Broken Glass
Pirouette
Snowden
Rob
E. Hoagl
G.young
Viking
J.eaton
Seth
Nervous Able
Mary Connors
Roberto C
Wild Bee
F.maguire
C.t.worthaton
H.hay
Power
A.pickens
Spontaneous
St. Nicholas
Armedee
Motorens
Helen G
Cherry Cote A
Thundering
L.pichon
Coral Reef
C.corbett
Doublt
Halue
R.zucchini
Eclid
R.blooys
S.s
Moonbrook
Bonfire
Leroy
Johnny Overton
Scratchunny Ducrow
Slanderer
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Vine ST
Court Street
America
A. J. Marshall
Jamaica
Twoae Ta
St. Pl
Thurber
Sand Hills
Kelum
Vie
L. Fator
Colonel Carr
Fasciste
Bally Nuisance
Claudius
Thompson
Gold Bug
Richards
Carol
Royal Digs
Gold Trap
Instructress
Rapture
Patricia J. See Ae
Shillick
Avisack
Sh Buster
Carter
Padra
Coltlet
Jimmy
St. Pil
Barcene
Josiah
Quirk
Dodgers
Robins
The
Fairmount
Thorncliffe
Canada
Soteria
Huntamer
Warwick
Burns
Chalmers
Ren Bolidaty
Playful
Arrowvane
Perfect Ripper
Byng Boy
Strarr
Harvest Time
Assent
Supreme Ene
Furlo
van Loo
Gray Day
New Beauty
Martini
Scarborough
Munden
Ockey
Beau of West
Claver
Ghstorm
Bourassa
Harp of Prophecy
Buck
Ducky
Abel
Unionville
Long
Lisah
Glimmering
Smooth Ice
Royal Pearl
Fisher
Helen Buck
Pandine
Ombrage
Isobel C
Long Green
Parkhill
Maciver
Fly
Gold Lands
Procyon
Tricky
Dick Whittington
Grenadier II
Orer
Calles
Docky
Seaneacioen
Alas Tribune
Bray Annie
Muskale Sevent Stee
Anders
Calles Prince K
Ford
Jacques Cae Slaabetddieshin
el Trim
Yakima
Mountain Chief
Southwest
Julia O
Peter Brush
Fairbanks
Roseate II
Tony
Lampus
Armo
Levis Adair
Stracht
Beneficent
Finn
Cocoon
R.williams
Eagly Vote
Reckfen
Rocksea
Kitcat
Mythical
Cores
LaFerte
Tim Overly
Mina Ta
Smoot
Jefcott
Baronet
Ines
Crest Hill
Beaucourt
Connie
Double Tip
Curse
L.baltimore I
Sun Lad
Hudgins
O’brien
Sarko
Wellfindder
Mac
Aristotle
Corvette
Macaw
Rauthenia
Sande
Weather Love
Rocket
Marengo
Wise Counsel
Turner
Ee Sarazen
Candy Kid
Leddie Buck
Senstor Norris
Shuffle Along
Ann hed—Hildur
Laddybuck
Sanda
Ster
Reckenbasker
Schaefer
Npw
Boyes Duck Coe
Leyland
Iso Ran
Geld
Mark
Asa Jewell
Dr. Jim
Tacoma
Bruins
U. C
Georgetown Tilt
Conn
Box Corbett
Gambier, CO
Wiper
Kenyon
Ashland
Ada, CO
Greer
Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Oberlin
Ular
Hansbury
MacEachron
Granville, CO
Denison
Shanley
Livingston
Ison
Delaware
Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Boles
Athens, CO
Ohio University
Akrones
Wittenberg
Schaffner
New Concord
Springfield
Godfrey
Oxford
Pittser
Miami
Witten
Wilee
Jenkins
Cunningham
Marek
Tiffin, CO
Sayger
Miles
Youngstown
Randall Dillworth
Kramer Pa Slex
Heidel
Say
Dillworth
Gray
Schroeder
Gotham
Boxing Commission
Aurora
Main
Management
Drs. Hewitt and
Mackenbach
Race Street
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