Pirates Tie Series As Sixteenth Pitcher Shines Tonight
In a tense third game Washington and Pittsburgh split the early runs with Moore driving a homer for the Pirates and Kremer keeping the mound over his rivals. Johnson and Barney carry the Washington hopes while Kremer and Ballou lock the late frames for Pittsburgh as the series stands tied heading into the final showdown tomorrow at Forbes Field.
Pirates Rally To Tie With Senators In Ninth
In a tense ninth inning the Pirates push runs as Bob Veach sacrifices at short and Mc Neely sits on third amid two outs. Kremer shuts down Joe Judge and Traynor handles Bluege as Alex Ferguson, who pitched well through seven, falters on a costly defensive lapse. Early breaks came in the third when Panel Moore and Ferguson faced trouble but escaped, leaving the game in balance as the crowd roared.
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Wills and Johnson Sign for Combat
New York reports both Harry Wills and Boyd Johnson signed articles for a heavyweight title bout. The Newark armory event sets terms restricting preliminary meetings before the fall 1926 bout with promoter approval. Dempsey confirms no prior consent to a Johnson challenge without Wills’ agreement.
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Sixth Inning Struggles Highlighted Close Pirates Rally
The game featured tense sixth and later innings with Washington making a lone run on Peck’s double and Bluege scoring, while Pirates cluster rallies produced multiple hits and fielding outs. Kremer pitched well for the Pirates, facing key moments as Washington and Pittsburgh traded runs, hits, and outs amid crowd noise and defensive plays.
Canadian featherweight title bout goes to Lee da Roy
In Montreal on October 14 Lee da Roy, Canada featherweight champion, defeated Edouard Mascart, former Kurapr champion, by decision after ten fast rounds. The bout showcased sharp jabs and rapid exchanges as da Roy secured the verdict.
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Washington Huskies Face Nebraska In Intersection Game
Seattle October 23 AP Washington football team after a long season flight departs for Montana ahead of Saturday game in Dillon. The squad includes players coaches managers and a trainer as preparation continues for the interstate clash.
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Harris Pins All Hope Now to Mighy Walter
Washington manager Stanley Harris declares his aim to beat Johnson as the Pirates face the World Series. After Pittsburgh tied the series, team morale sours while Harris notes Walter Johnson’s arm may rest, yet the challenge remains to overcome Johnson and prove their strength.
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Hank
Ruel
Harris
Walter
Johson
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Bucky
Tom Locker
Johnzon
Bet
Tohnsen
Muddy
Janson
Chicago City Series Triumph by Nationals Over Cubs
Chicago reports the Nationals defeated the Cubs 7 to 3 to win the Chicago city series four games to one. Pha Cane defeated the White Sox and the Cubs clinched the title in three years, with Manager George Gibson marking the latest loss. Neal year minor notes include Too McCarthy set to replace him, witnessed by President Veeck of Chicago, as the Cubs made three White Sox errors in a rough game.
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Acken
Helena basketball team invited to vocational conference meet
A letter to Thomas, director of public schools physical education, invites Helena High School to join Bozeman for the boys and girls vocational conference meet on February 1. M J Abbey of the State College staff calls the Helena basketball team a compliment to be one of the four teams invited to Bozeman for the conference.
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Standings and Earnings Across Dase Series Finances
Report shows totals for rural attendance 43 810 and 299 974 with trial receipts 197 036 and 6590 00. Adi amounts and Plasers share 2 1 25 039 644 appear amid irregular figures while a judge restrains Bidney J Flaus man from pirating news transfers and automatic baseball play board information. Shaw Tisnow secured a temporary injunction and a hearing on permanence will be held.
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Incomplete City Listings For Names Across West Coast
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple names scattered across cities including Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle with references to individuals such as Vernon Crandall Rundberg Hakland McKeney Read Williams and Garrison Hannon Baldwin Singinton Cook Hughes Kuebler and Martin. The text resembles a partial roster or directory with misspellings and unclear formatting.
Three New Home Run Records In World Series Set
Pittsburgh October 13 AP Three new home run records were set in the world series as Goose Goslin and Eddie Murray homered. Goslin hit his fourth in the series and tied a team mark with seven total. The Senators extended their single series home run total to seven, and Goslin extended his own record. Joe Harris narrowly missed a homer in deep center field, while Goslin hinted at another shot tomorrow.
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Joe Harrin
Joe Harris
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You Can Almost See These Plays on the Marlow Board
Local theater notes advertise a selection of plays at the Marlow venue with emphasis on early arrival and no reserved seats. The card hints at quick access and prompts patrons to come early to avoid missing performances.
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