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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
3
American League will withhold the Most Valuable Player announcement until after the season ends. The change follows psychologist style insights claiming players’ value should be assessed only once the campaign concludes. Peckinpaugh’s behavior in the World Series is cited as illustrating the issue.
Ohio State drew 205000 fans to home games this season, a Western Conference mark amid bad weather. Last year the figure was 193000, a record at the venue, with Harold Grange earning praise for helping fill the stands during homecoming.
A New York boxing commission rule requires seconds to leave the ring ten seconds before a new round. The change speeds bouts by removing towel delays and clinch stalling, expanding nationwide. The shift abandons the old towel method and aligns with the Queensberry reform for cleaner breaks in clinches.
Detroit Tigers manager Ty Cobb finishes the 1925 season with a .380 batting mark, tying a major league record he had not held before. Cobb joins Adrian Anson as the only players to post twenty seasons with a batting average above .300, while Cobb’s streak includes three .400 seasons. Anson’s career varied with gaps in high batting totals.
In Enghien a steeplechase saw both horses stumble as Jockey Haro was unseated and Jocker Herve hurled, later landing in Haes mount. Herve resumed riding and finished third as judges ruled to disqualify him after a lengthy deliberation.
Mostil, fifth season with the White Sox, led the American League in steals with 83. He started as a second baseman in Chicago, spent time with Milwaukee in 1918–19, and posted a .273 batting mark in his first year. Carey, finishing his fifteenth straight season with the Pirates, began in 1908 with South Bend and joined Pittsburgh by ISL, becoming a long‑tenured star.
Rev. Charles H H Urban pastor of Grace Evangelical Church Philadelphia is the University of Pennsylvania freshman football star. Urban, six feet one inch tall and 152 pounds, has started tackle in all freshmen games and is seen as a strong varsity prospect. He is father to a girl eight and a boy four.
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