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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
3
The National Championship Three-Cushion league will operate as a six franchise circuit this year replacing the twelve team format. The season faced a delay due to Bob Cannefax suspension and no agreement with Willie Hoppe, and New York will not be represented this year.
The piece notes Jack Dempsey could set a boxing record by holding the heavyweight title for seven years if he fights again in the summer of 1927. It compares historical reigns of champions from Johnson to Jeffries, Corbett, and others, outlining durations and retirements. Geographical and historical context is provided with dates and key figures in boxing history.
Captain Lawrence Marks of the Indiana University team gains attention as a powerful open field runner. This summer he has been training with a railroad car repair gang, raising questions about how opponents will fare against him this fall.
The J. J’s admitted Anna Jaeger and Marian Garnet on Saturday November 21 at Katherine Weetovers. New members won first prizes in whist and speed contests while Irene Vargas earned blinds and a consolation. Vivian Westerer charmed guests with a Peter Pan dance and song medley.
The article discusses railroad executives focusing on stabilizing employment to support broader prosperity. It cites 1923 employment ranged from 1 775 516 in January to 1 973 505 in August, a 193 989 swing, and notes 1924 variation reduced to 5 917 employees. It also mentions festive, domestic science class activities and a young man delivering friends home after an event.
A dense Bay Area classified section lists farm and poultry items including a De Laval hand separator for sale, rabbits and dogs, mated birds, baby chicks, various tractors, and hayward hatcheries. Also included are rental listings for apartments and houses, marcelling services, general hauling, and a P T A Thanksgiving fundraiser with prizes.
Rail employes on Western roads saw wages climb 126 percent from 1916 to 1924 while weekly hours dropped from 60.6 to 43.3.
Veteran outfielder Zack Wheat scored his hundredth run of the season, setting a personal best in a long major league career that began in 1900. He had previously come close but never reached triple figures in scoring runs.
Speed records for men are listed in skating, swimming, running and cycling. A horse runs 1 minute 35 25 seconds and trots 1 minute 56 seconds. The Gaelic A A of Ireland counts 2,000 members, clubs usually enroll 21 or more. Nick Allen, manager of the St Paul American association bail club, to pilot Sainte next year. After 14 years in the major leagues Cy Williams of the Philadelphia Nationals nears retirement. he never played in the minor leagues.
Select hens mated with sires for strong year yield. Offer lists high quality ebleke stock at 318 per hundred. Located at GRAMAM MATCH BAY 1615 D street Haywaré, the ad markets poultry with emphasis on lineage and price.
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