Boston Takes One Weird Game In Final Series
Washington uses a makeshift lineup as Bouen faces Boston in the first game of the final series. The Red Sox win by one run 4 to 3 as only Rice remains a regular in Washington’s lineup.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
7
Washington uses a makeshift lineup as Bouen faces Boston in the first game of the final series. The Red Sox win by one run 4 to 3 as only Rice remains a regular in Washington’s lineup.
Bozeman Sept 30 Snow and cold weather hinder Montana State Bobcats preparations for their first Rocky Mountain conference game against the University of Colorado at Boulder. Coach Ott Romney faces a thin backfield without a versatile triple threat, missing a hoped replacement for Hatfield.
South Bend reports that signed articles to stage a Dempsey versus Wills heavyweight bout in 1926 drew attention as Indiana officials debate legality. Insurance on both principals totaled 300000 dollars as matchmaker Fitzsimmons seeks policies while authorities weigh boxing versus prize fighting definitions and past actions.
Washington Fay Thomas is captain and star tackle for the University of Southern California and a key defensive pillar of the Trojans noted among outstanding players in 1924. Elmer Tesreau, star fullback for the University of Washington, will lead the Seattle eleven as a powerful linebacker and defensive tower.
Duke Slater will lead Washington State gridders this season as a fullback and strong blocker on offense and a sturdy force on defense. He is expected to contribute significantly to the forward wall and overall team performance.
A disjointed report notes Mayor Shark declining intervention while Governor McCray sent agents to ring side. Principals wore exhibition gloves amid confusion as hovers and other figures staged a tune exhibition and a two fight event. The text also mentions St Andrews golf rules and telephotography experiments for chess transmission.
Washington's Pilot Harris, 28, captains the Senators in their drive to a second World Series on Oct. 7 in Pittsburgh. The article recalls Harris's rise from Pittston and minor leagues to a pivotal, defensive, and bat-happy role, noting his leadership and steady performance with the Senators from 1910 to 1924.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd, last year’s titleholder from Philadelphia, was upset in the third round by Mrs. C Letts of Chicago as winds and rain battered the St Louis County Club course. Ada Mackenzie of Toronto faced Glenna Collett of Providence in a tight international match, with Mackenzie winning by one under par.
Fort Worth Texas League champions defeated Athin ta in six games to capture the Dixie season title. Pate Metanailin and Jenking lead the club as Atlanta and Southern Association foes fall short in a turbulent series.
Ruth Gillette daughter of a Los Angeles construction engineer will be the sole female flyer in the October 8 Mitchell Field to New York air race. She competes against 29 men including veterans, flying Sikorsky messenger plane from Washington to qualify via Roosevelt Field Long Island. Canada produced about $20,000,000 worth of honey last year.
The article notes Johnny Rawlings, Pirates second baseman, suffering a leg injury yet likely to view the world series. It credits him with key plays in the 1921 series against the Giants and highlights his career as a standout, including law degree from Stanford and hometown Moon Township Iowa.
Washington officials moved to curb scalpers at Clark Griffith Stadium after reports of stands offering Washington tickets for ten to thirty dollars. Clark Griffith, president of the Washington club, ordered the scalpers off the field citing violations of park rules.
The Phillies beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Sand's seventh inning double powered Philadelphia. McGraw started for Brooklyn with Willoughby and Mitchell on the mound for Philadelphia, relief came late for McGraw. The report notes a stray line about hay fever and animals at the end.
Promoter Fennkie announced negotiations for a 14 round decision bout between Jack Dempsey and Martin Yorke slated for Thanksgiving in New Orleans. The card may include two to three preliminaries before the Dempsey bout.
Kansas City reports the Ford trophy test showed commercial aircraft can keep schedules despite bad weather. Planes landed at Richards Field after heavy rain between St Joseph and Kansas City. A Waco piloted by F G Knapp wrecked on a Dearborn farm, both occupants slightly injured.
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