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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1925

Page

6

New Era Promised for Pirates After World Series Triumph

The article portrays the Pittsburgh Pirates under Bill McKechnie as poised to rule baseball next season. It highlights youth and speed led by Max Carey and Hazen Cuyler, compares them to the stale Washington and New York clubs, and notes McKechnie’s task of balancing veteran stars with rising players while pondering infield changes and lineup shifts.

Associated Press New York Bill McKechnie Pittsburgh Walter Johnson Sterling Washington Pennsylvania City Honus Wagner John McGraw Giants Max Carey Hazen Cuyler Traynor Wright McInnis Smith New Order Washington Hand of Fate Redland Boston Brave Buccaneers McGraw Speed Kings Pirate Clan Pirates McKechnie Pirate Chieftain Carey Max Barney Dreyfuss Ivory Grounds Cuyler Barnhart

Michigan Seen as Western Conference Title Contender After Saturday Games

Chicago, Oct. 18. Michigan emerges as the leading danger in the race for the 1925 Western Conference football title after Saturday's results. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Northwestern were defeated, while Iowa Minnesota Ohio State Chicago and Purdue remain in contention. Benny Friedman starred for Michigan with fast scoring drives and long passes, cementing Yost's Wolverines as a top threat.

Chicago Michigan Big Ten Illinois Wisconsin Northwestern Iowa Minnesota Wolverines Ohio State Purdue Ohio Yost Amos Alonso Stagg Madison Benny Friedman Harold “Red’"’ Grange Badgers George Little

Eastern Football Sees Upsets End Big Three Streaks

New York, Oct. 18. Eastern football fans faced a sea of shattered hopes after a weekend of stunning upsets. Yale fell to Pennsylvania, Harvard lost to Holy Cross, and Notre Dame’s sixteen game win streak ended as Army dominated. Syracuse, Dartmouth, Cornell and Army posted strong showings while Penn, Colgate and Navy remained undefeated after ties.

Associated Press New York Yale Harvard Princeton Notre Dame Knute Rockne New Haven Pennsylvania Cambridge Holy Cross Rockne Indiana McEwan South Bend Cadets Dartmouth Cornell Syracuse Ithacans Columbia Polo Grounds Providence Penn State Ohio State Army Colgate Lafayette Navy Crimson Worcester Worcester Warriors

St Patrick Defeats Comello Cubs 6 to 3 at Taft Field

St Patrick baseball club defeated the Comello Cubs 6 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Taft Field. A strong offense produced four runs in a key inning while the St Patrick pitching held the Cubs to four hits. Score by innings shows St Patrick with a decisive fourth frame and final tally of six to three. Batteries Otto and Osfeld for St Patrick. Fritz, Lemkohel and Caxton for the Cubs.

St. Patrick Comello Cubs Taft Field Bes O Paipes Patricks

Salem Eleven Victorious Over Ken tuckians 24 to 6

Salem downed the Aptest and DeMolay eleven 24 to 6 at Salem. The Salem team scored a touchdown in each quarter, while the Ken tuckians tallied only in the second period. Score by periods shows 24 to 6 with fourth quarter points for Salem.

Ome Salemite Apest & DeMolay Salem Kentuckians

Otterbein Fall To Cincinnati In Tough Conference Match

Otterbein’s defense held firm as Cincinnati’s Maddux and Bradford led a stubborn march, while Clark Valentiner shifted to end amid shaken positioning. Crawford the midget center starred for Cincinnati with steady headwork, driving a late game push that overwhelmed Otterbein.

McLaren Clark Valentiner Otterbein Nimmo Cincinnati Clarkie Clark Charley Birt Bearcat Renner Widdows Georgetown Maddux Bradford

Drake Topped From Pinnacle in South Valley Clash

Drake fell 7 to 0 to Oklahoma Sooners at Norman in a key South Valley Conference game. Missouri and Ames lead the standings with one win, while Kansas Aggies beat Kansas 14 to 7 in a separate clash. Nebraska and Missouri tied Washington 6 to 6, and Grinnell eyes valley play next week against Drake.

Kansas City Drake Oklahoma Sooners Norman Okla Bulldogs Oklahoma Missouri Ames Kansas Aggies University of Kansas Jayhawkers Aggie Washington Oklahoma A St. Louis Nebraska Grinnell University of Washington Rolla School of Mines Manhattan Kansas Lincoln Iowa State Southern Methodist University Dallas Oklahoma Aggies Texas Christian Stillwater

Six Teams Tie For Lead In Southern Conference

Six teams led the Southern Conference race after Week Eight with two wins and no losses. Alabama Georgia Tech Tulane Virginia joined the group by Saturday victories, joining Auburn and North Carolina who had already won two conference games. A clash between Alabama and Georgia Tech next Saturday could trim the leading field if no tie results.

Associated Press New Orleans Alabama Georgia Tech Tulane Virginia Auburn North Carolina Clarence Kummer Little Asbestos Jamaica Old Morris Park Commando Henry Spencer Ice Man Beau Gallant Sam Hildreth Spencer James R. Keene Clarence E Mer Kummer

Michigan Tops Wisconsin in Big Ten Conference Sweep

Michigan remains undefeated and tops the Big Ten after a decisive win over Wisconsin. Iowa opens conference play with a win over Illinois as Nick Kutsch outpoints Red Grange. Chicago and Ohio each have one conference draw while Purdue Minnesota have no conference games. Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Northwestern trail the standings.

Associated Press Chicago Michigan Wisconsin Big Ten Iowa Illinois Nick Kutsch Red’’ Grange Ohio Purdue Minnesota Indiana Northwestern

Ramblers Rally to Defeat Cardinals in Silverton

The North Cincinnati Ramblers rallied in the second half to beat the Silverton Cardinals 18 to 13 at Silverton. Schultz starred for the Ramblers, while Bodie led the Cardinals. Substitutions included Verwald, Schultz, Smith and Westendorf as listed in the scoring recap.

North Cincinnati Ramblers Silverton Cardinals Silverton Ramblers Schultz Bodie Cardinals L.E. Bush F.B Cute Socttering Rycaner Max Thesker Huffner Cincy Ramblers Verwald Gilb Smith Westendorf Moellering

Gaston Charles Receives Call for Army Duty

Cleveland reports French featherweight Gaston Charles has been summoned for military service. He will sail to Europe on November 5.

Cleveland Gaston Charles

Potter Eleven Routs Chillicothe 35 to 0 at Redland Field

Potter and Chillicothe clashed with the home team dominating from start to finish for a 35 to 0 victory at Redland Field. Lineman Linneman scored twice, Perry added a TD, Dietz and Rolfes each crossed, with Linneman kicking five extra points. Next Sunday the Potters face Koors 29 of Dayton at home.

Potter Chillicothe Smoke House Redland Field Potterback Joe Linneman Big Joe Perry Davis Trumps Virgil Perry Chillicothe al Rolfes Ernie Dietz Skyles Lucas Koors Dayton Potters Papin Mueller-McGarry Douglass-Rolfés Evscensanagsvas Scabies Seis Olz Riki Ceteipinnicks Osteadias L.G A Corcoran Bartlett-Eberts Reneck Seccen Monson BM Asseichiack-Vbedaocieig Seimei Sieahead Suacalbe Lingo McCarty-Myersatchell Prather-Dietz Betts Cushing Lucas Davis-Boyet Corcoran Perry-Rapp Dinkel Messarurialehonnen Skyles Potters Annelets Tobe cdi sSidaiscadi Adicsenss Linneman Dietz Rolfes Kreuck Noppentgrger Foryce

Xavier Seeks Added Punch for Ada Trip

St Xavier aims to restore its scoring bite after a stalled showing against Wittenberg. The Musketeers travel to Ada to meet Ohio Northern in the second conference game, with shifts possible at left tackle and potential returns from Hess.

Wittenberg St. Xavier Collegians Musketeers Ada Ohio Northern Musketeer Xaverian St. Xavier Cincinnati Lawrence H. Kyte Meyer Noppenberger Mark Schmidt Hess Red” Steinbicker Upstate

Kutsch Tops Big Ten Scorers as Friedman Follows

Chicago October 18 Nick Kutsch Iowa versatile sophomore back field star led Big Ten scoring after scoring all points in Iowa win over Illinois. Friedman Michigan rose to second with highest single Saturday total. Oosterbaan Gregory teammates trailed. Merkobrad Wilcox Purdue tied for fourth with Gregory. Grange Illinois added a long TD run but lagged behind 1924 pace.

Yost Friedman Grange Illinois Michigan Chicago Northwestern Pennsylvania Iowa Nick Kutsch Wheaton Nick Iowans Ohio State Hawkeyes Ralph Baker Ohio Columbia Indiana Syracuse Minnesota Wabash Purdue Rose Poly Oosterbaan Gregory Merkobrad Wilcox Ece Peplaw Red” Grange Katach Ory Peplaw Radke Wisconsin Joesting Gilbert Nydahl Tobin Babcock Almquist Zidel McAndrews

Canadian star Odie Cleghorn signs with Pittsburg club

Oct 18 reports Odie Cleghorn, noted Canadian hockey star, signs with the Pittsburg club of the National Professional Hockey League. He arrives from the Montreal Canadiens and is brother of Sprague Cleghorn who will play for Boston this winter.

Hockey Star Associated Press Pittsburg Odie Cleghorn Cleghorn Montreal Sprague Cleghorn Boston

Courage and Fight Defined Pirates in World Series

Daley notes Pittsburgh Pirates showed courage and fighting spirit by coming from behind in all seven games to challenge the Washington Senators, with Roger Peckinpaugh error and Johnson’s leadership shaping the series narrative. Mentions Walter Johnson, Byron Johnson, and other figures in racing and baseball lore.

George Daley New York World News Service New York Pittsburgh Washington Monitor Frank Senators Pirates Walter Johnson Roger Peckinpaugh Peckinpaugh Cuyler Yankees

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