Washington Giants in World Series Drive and Picks
Fragmented report on the 1920s world series context cites Buddy Aiver and Ossie Bruege amid Washington and Pittsburgh lineup shifts. Mentions Myer, Aldridge, and Jatasha with sparse game notes, payroll figures, and betting odds, plus recalls past series outcomes and managerial comments.
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Washington
Wen Charles
Ester Myer
Andy
Waclhaiel
Gonger
Myer
Willege
Nate
Vic Aldridge
Ossie
Liege Amt
Buddy
Walter Jatasha
Ravelbork
Wen
Seri Uly Rowkle
Eual
Rerilly
Ossie Bruege
Bucky Garris
Young Miller
Miller
Senators Favored to End Series Today
Washington eyes clinching the 1924 World Series as Stanley Coveleskie starts for the Senators against Pittsburgh. Washington relies on Walter Johnson and sharp defense to halt the Pirates, with Hucky Harris tempering the mound suspense amid a bruising fit of “Charleyhorse” pull near the fourth inning.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh
Senators
Fygee
Stanley Coveleskie
Walter Johnson
Riyring
Johnson
Hucky Varris
Ife
Pirates
M Etrey
Min
Pirates under pressure as World Series games continue
Discontented Pittsburgh fans accuse the Pirates of quitting while Walter Johnson dominates. Big McKechnie and Fred Clarke lament failed hitting as Moriarity calls a key play, with Washington pursuing another win in Pittsburgh to avoid more trips and shared gate proceeds. Winners to receive 5208.44 each. losers 9532.99 each.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Walter Johnson
Big McKechnie
Fred Clarke
Washington
Bittsburgh
Jamestown Eleven Pounds Past Bradford With Shutout
Jamestown, Oct. 12. A balanced football machine featured by strong offense and a split back attack won 46 to 0 over Bradford, Pa. at Svloron Park. The Jamestown eleven, well supported, aimed to set a remarkable 1925 season record. Last week they defeated North East, Pa 27 to 0. Next up is Johnéonburg.
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Jamestown
Bradford
Svloron Park
Johnéonburg
Harily Sminers
Steven
Creaky Knees Quick Relief Touts Joint Ease
A vintage ad promises fast relief for creaky painful joints with a topical preparation. It claims rapid skin absorption reaching tendons and ligaments, easing rheumatic complaints. Available for 60 cents at Thomas Howse Nevis and all druggists nationwide.
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Thomas Hows Nevis
América
Big College Battles Start On Saturday
Saturday college grid action previews a heavy slate with top programs in major matchups. Penn State falls to Georgia Tech in New York as Yale crushes Georgia, Army topples Knox, Colgate blanks St Bonaventure, Cornell routs Williams, Dartmouth tops Vermont, Missouri upsets Nebraska, and Ohio State tugs with Chicago to a 33 tie as inter sectional strength estimates rise.
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Penn State
Georgia “Tech
New York
Golden Tornado
Brown
Yale
Georgia
Notree Dame Army
New Yorks
Army
Knox
Rockne
Belair
Colgate
St. Bonaventure
Tryon
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Allegheny
HopcMillan
Geneva
Meadville
Cornell
Williams
Dartmouth
Vermont
Middle West
Missouri
Nebraska
Ilinois
Buller
Yiening
Ohio State
Chicago
Columbia
Yale Keeps Line, Princeton Faces Navy Card
Yale coaches decide to keep the same starting unit for Saturdays Georgia clash as they prep for Penn. Princeton's Dan Caukins, nursing a knee injury, is expected to play against Navy. Columbia aims to sharpen for Ohio State game after scoring 170 points in three games.
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United Press
YALE
New Haven
Conn. Vales
Georgia
Penn
Caulkins
Tighre
Princeton
Dan Cauilkins
Navy
Roper
Columbia
NEW York
Columbus
Ohio State
High Eleven Triumphs Over Union City In Gridiron Showdown
In a dusk lit game at Washington Street grounds, Corry High’s Orange and Black edged Union City 12 to 6. Pitt and Westley scored touchdowns for Corry, while Butters and Taylor contributed on defense and offense as a rousing fourth-quarter rally sealed the win.
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Ithal
Ory High
Union City High
Washington Street
Pitt
Westley
Union Goar
Tutters
PAC
Corry
Tollows Corry
Union City
Palmer
Baumbach Taylor
Emerson
Klasch Fr Sample
Butters
Taylor
Vanise
Jones
Air Races Resume With Pulitzer Trophy Contest
Opening race results report Jerry Dae aboard a Powell racer winning at an average speed of 704 mph. Claude Emrick and Edward Doermey, both of Dayton, finished second and third. The award for efficiency will be announced after final speed computations. Spectators saw Curtiss biplanes and historic aviation models.
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Jerry Dae
Tool
Tig
Claude Emrick
Dayton
Ohio
Edward Doermey
Bert Atosta
Aitman
Harris Sets Series Record With Fifteen Assists No Wobble
In a rough game summary, Harris logs a new series record by accepting fifteen chances without error while displaying steady defense. The text notes the Pirates lacked a Venable 19 shot at the Test aide of the Infield, and mentions Biddy Myer’s erratic play on several elanies, implying a different game outcome.
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Harris
Pirates
Biddy Myer
Clarke Still Believes Bucs Have Chance In Pirates Battle
Assistant Manager Fred Clarke argues the Pittsburgh Pirates can still win the baseball championship. He cites Meadows Aldridge and You as key to beating Washington, praising pitching by Johnson and Washington’s fielding while maintaining optimism despite a loss that left the Pirates two wins short of the series.
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Pittsburgh
Ehuh
Lee Meadows
Vic Aldridge
Washington
Jist
Pirates
Karly
Bucky Harts
Tyes
Walter Johnson
Covelessie
Pete Susan
Jamestown vs Youngsville gridiron clash highlights heavy losses
Youngsville High overwhelmed by Jamestown 71 to 0 as Warren and other teams post lopsided scores. Oil City edges Titusville 7 to 6 while Franklin defeats Punson Hugney 7 to 0 and Erie East leads Sharon before late calls change momentum. Cathedral Preps upset Kanty College 7 to 0 as Massillon tops Erie Academy 19 to 17 in a chaotic slate of scholastic contests.
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Jamestown
New York
Ne Handé
Greensburg High
Doumstaters
Oil City
Titusville
Franklin
Punson Uugney
Paleoner High
Scheffield
Erie High
Fiore Wot Hukve The Latest Grid Contrivance
An imprecise note from a historical page references Fiore and a contrivance linked to a knightly figure. The fragment mentions Dokobe and a tethered context with payapnarnatls, alongside a Penngatan connection and a Prenton Gish reference.
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Rile
Worthy Judge Divorces to Triend
A fragmentary newspaper item notes a Judge granting a divorce with alimony of twenty dollars weekly. It reflects a claimant’s praise for the ruling and the social expectation of support, referencing a dependent individual and the court’s decision.
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Buddy" Myer
Grisneil
Ein
Jilaier
Baltimore Orioles
Louseville
Baltimore
Are Weigand
Buffalo
Norm General Akron
Floyd Hubert
Ashtabula
Nike Dempsey
Rochester
Shromnd
Altron
Buffalo Bisons
Tubato
Newe York
Voiday
Mney
Ofers
Washingtott
Inother
Pittsbuurgh
New High Mail
Morne
Wickens
Ole
Warren
Fayr Junk Mendlricks
Gingi Reds
Bucky Harris
Tilson
Coveleskie
Nats
Cop
Moriarity
Orange and Black
Mitchell
Long Istana
W. P Bayes
Anley Harris
Bucky
Senatarsi
Elinigerviisty
Harrier Een
Ray Iubly
Saptalit
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Dale
Clarke
BUCS
Youngsville High
Warren High
Greensburg
Sharon
Erie
Eureka
Waren Serywiere
E. E. Guignon
Corry, Pa
Coupery
Daiall
Adios
Lavik
Cou
Muy
Dintri Hathe
Mmayter
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