National sports chatter and local ties in a shifting season
The column surveys national interest in the World Series with Washington and New York teams split in popularity, mentions star pitchers like George Waddell and Peters, notes Kane’s Little World Series game, Warren and Corry rivalries, and disputes over Christy Tun’s team allegiance, with boxing and golf notes and local club feats amid a busy sporting week.
Keystone Roosters and Keystones Plan Fast Court Season
Boosters and Keystones met to unite for a strong indoor season for Corry fans. Phil Yawing was named manager with a booster committee providing financial and advisory support while a player coach is sought. The group plans fundraising like a Halloween dance with Company A and other events to secure a top tier court squad for 1925.
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Purdue Aerial Plans Signal Backfield Shuffle
Purdue faces uncertain aerial attack as a tentative backfield titled Merkobrad at quarterback, Harrison and Wilcox as halves, Gladders at fullback, with the unit showing passing struggles this season. Ohio State struggles to settle backfields under Wilce while Notre Dame seeks speed for the Varsity backfield. Northwestern eyed ahead to examinations for eligibility as several candidates face snarks.
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Why Not Advertise With the Keystones
A plea to ten city manufacturers to sponsor the Keystones 1925 24 season by buying advertising space on ten sweat shirts. The backs would bear the names of ten prominent local industries and worn by squad members. The plan aims for easy participation and minimal effort to secure support.
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Pirates Rally Past Phillies for Seventh Straight Win
United Press reports Pittsburgh outfielder Kiki Coyle fueled a 9 7 victory over Philadelphia as the Pirates extended their winning streak to seven. Five pitchers failed to hold, while Cincinnati beat by the Reds 7 6. Cubs topple Robins 3 2 on three early runs, Robins suffer eighth straight loss. Athletics claim 7 after rallying in the fifth against the Tigers.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
National League results show Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 9 to 7 and Boston defeating Cincinnati 7 to 8 while Chicago tied 8 to 8. Brooklyn faced New York and St. Louis played Brooklyn in rain shortened matchups with standings listed for Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
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Baseball scores and today’s results across leagues
Scores show Philadelphia 10 Detroit 7 with other clubs unlisted in WL. Detroit’s numbers vary and Cleveland and New York matchups appear, while Chicago faces New York and St Louis plays Philadelphia. Overall, the page lists multiple uneven results and upcoming games for league play.
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Strong finish allows Walker to retain title
A dramatic final sprint secures Walker’s championship defense as rivals press late, but Walker finishes strong to preserve the title in a high stakes race.
Walker Beats Shade For Welterweight Title In Yankee Stadium
In a grueling headliner at Yankee Stadium Mickey Walker wins the welterweight crown with a late rally after Dave Shade pushes the champion through fourteen rounds. The decision hinges on Walker’s burst in the final stretch as Jimmery Kearns urged him to finish strong and avoid a repeat of earlier lapses.
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Yale Captain Johnny Joss Likely Out for Season
Yale football captain Johnny Joss faces a sinus condition that may sideline him for the season. He remains hospitalized and is not expected to play in early games.
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Princeton to Field Regular Backfield for Varsity
Princeton plans to start Caulkins Sta sie Weekes and Dignan as the regular backfield for the varsity. Coaches say the squad is now in morning workouts with afternoon team practices and individual attention.
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Dartmouth backs chosen as regular for varsity team
Oberlander Me ves, McPhail, and Loomis named regular backs for the Dartmouth varsity. Coaches experimented with Horton at fullback and McPhail at quarterback in Loomis’s place but were not satisfied.
Play off in National Loop Wednesday afternoon
The Tannery and FRR squads meet on the Journal county at 5:80 in the playoff for the National Worsesting Pitching League championship. A three game series determines the doubles champion with Sullivan and MacLees for The Tunnels and Shoop and Gregory for the Ajax team in pursuit.
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Pirates Favored to Win World Series Showdown
Pittsburgh Pirates are favored to beat the Senators in the upcoming World Series, with many NL insiders predicting a Pirates pennant. Giants split opinions, six backing Pittsburgh and three favoring Washington. chatter centers on Pirat e speed and power, and Traynor leading the lineup.
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Allegheny and Mountaineers Meet Saturday
Morgantown WV Sept 29 Football rivalry draws Erie crowds as West Virginia University and Allegheny College clash in the new Brie Stadium. About 24,000 residents helped fund the lake city venue opened in 1024. Capacity 14,000 seats, 5,000 standing. Allegheny 8,000 tickets issued. WVU and Allegheny bring national note, Ed Morrison a Mountaineer regular cited among reasons for selection. Fans from Meadville and nearby regions travel on special train plus alumni from Horton, PA and NE Ohio expected.
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