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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
The text lists Moon Berris as a capable first baseman and duthielder, Myenett Scott and Spencer Adams infielders, and Buddy Meyer as a New Orleans recruit understudy at short. Goslin and Diebold are noted for fielding depth with Altrock and Veach as additional outfield options, suggesting a flexible roster.
In Sofia on Sept 30, Roumanian bandit Tomesco and accomplice Muntiani robbed eighteen automobiles from Roumanian elites in the Carpathians. After the heist Tomesco praised honesty, delivering a polita speech about ownership as his victims listened. Frances Wiggina and Isabelle Clabiano attended Sunday School events in Shelotca.
The Star Pitching Staff led by the Four Horsemen Johnson Ruether Coveleskie and Sachary anchors the squad as aging stars Ferguson Marberry Balou and others join and the club aims for a steady season. Roger Peckinpaugh remains a central figure alongside Stanley Harris as manager while veterans like Joe Judge help steady Washington's ball club as talks of a strong pitching rotation and aging lineup define the outlook.
The manager lauds Judge Consistent and Joe at first base as constants while critics doubt them. Ossie Bluege is at third with Babe Ruth honoring him on an All American team. Goose Goslin, Sam Rice, Harl McNeely and Nemo Seibold share infield and outfield roles as 1920s Washington Griffmen veterans adapt to pitching and fielding shifts. Muddy Ruel remains key behind the plate, though his throwing arm may be his only weakness.
An advertisement promises a free asthma and hay fever treatment at the advertiser’s expense. It claims effectiveness for all ages and climates, targets hopeless cases, and urges readers to mail a coupon without sending money to receive the method immediately.
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