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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
7
The Dixonville community invites residents to a May 6 meeting at 7 20 in the bank building to hear a Scout movement plan and discuss forming a troop J G Brithart will chair and collect questions Jeannette Nu Cord Tire and Rubber resumes operations with payroll of Si men. the editorial notes value of workers and contrasts vigor among workers.
Harrisburg opens the New York Pennsylvania League season in Harrisburg on May 5 as Shamokin joins the circuit by purchasing the Utica-Onontes franchise. Today’s schedule has Harrisburg at York Williamsport at Shamokin Scranton at Wilkes-Barre and Binghamton at Elmira.
Philadelphia fighters dominated the ring with multiple outcomes. Several bouts ended in knockouts and decisions across cities including Philadelphia Lancaster Reading Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago and Toledo with notable wins by Fisher Gneer Lopes and Travers among others.
A fragmented reminiscence speaks of boxing luminaries and the Madison Square Garden stage, detailing past fights, iconic moments, and the reverence for a sport that shaped eras. It recalls figures like Johnny Dundees Sid Tartis and greats from the early 1900s with a nostalgic tone.
Nanty-Glo Knights of St George rally past Gallitzin Towans 7 to 6 after a tense deadlock, H Quinn homered to spark the late bid. Other notes include baseball results: Boston over Brooklyn 6-12, Detroit 5-4, New York 7-6, and scattered league standings with rain postponements and Mexico City's bakers strike mentioned.
Codling moth spray is due as petals fall, with lime sulfur arsenate lead and sulfate adjustments. Seed potatoes arrive from Indiana and Marion Center, with 1924-25 crop notes and emphasis on disease-free seed and proper spraying. soybeans gain popularity and Midwestern varieties show promise for earlier harvests.
Fragmented text covers multiple games with George Sisler, a homer and two on, stealing home in the eighth to power the Browns past the Tigers 6 to 4. Giants and Phillies mix in, while the Yankees fall as Bishop hits a 9th inning homer and Braves edge the Braves 6 to 5 in a late run.
The Amateur Athletic Union resolved $200 for the Nurmi appearance at the One Hundred and Seventh Field Artillery Armory in Pittsburgh. Hugo Quist, manager, received just over $40 in expenses for the two night visit, with $60 paid directly to Quist. Lt. H W Higby, in charge of the meet, disclosed the figures in March via a letter to the Allegheny Mountain Association registration committee amid a national expense inquiry.
New York May 6 Charles H Ebbets late president of the Brooklyn National League club wills his stake to be shared equally among his widow his son Charles and his three daughters The base property must be disposed of within 10 years Mrs Ebbets will receive an annuity and the use of the Ebbets home for three years Ebbets Jr gets a 2000 annual annuity and the will has not yet been filed for probate
Rain and cold weather pushed back the Pittsburgh fighter Harry Greb versus Billy Britton of Kansas City to Wednesday in Columbus, postponing the scheduled night bout. The article also lists scattered cattle market figures and prices with various quotations for cows calves and lambs.
London dispatch reports the possibility Germany will ask for a further loan of about 878 million dollars by year end. The Daily Mail summary notes Germany has used most of the initial Dawes loan and may seek another infusion to support repayment.
Harrisburg May 61 News reports General Edward Martin from Washington Pa will take the oath of Auditor General today. The ceremony follows recent confusion as the department operated without a chief since noon yesterday after Samuel F. Lewis left the post.
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