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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
2
An imperfect OCR snippet hints at a city observance in December tied to a Twelfth Month festival or celebration. It suggests the event was considered sweet to the civic palate, with the idea of continuing a tradition from the prior year despite garbled text.
Transfer of prisoners between state penitentiaries now goes through the Department of Welfare. Short term prisoners only to aurview due to capacity concerns. returns to original institution require welfare approval. Mixed in with sports notes about Senators and Pirates, including player selections and game outcomes, with casual reference to celebrations and odds in the Capitol.
Payment figures show paid attendance of 5 922 and receipts 135 650 for the second game in Washington D C. The combined paid attendance for the first two games of 1924 totals 41 682 with receipts 270 952. Advisory council and players shares are listed alongside club shares and total attendances for both games.
The narrative recalls a long running duel between Ray Kremer and Dutch Ruether dating to a 1913 Petaluma Sebastopol county series. Kremer led a 2 to 1 victory in the second game and then outpitched Ruether in the third, before Ruether joined the Pirates. The piece links that historic rivalry to a current World Series setup at Griffith Park with over 40,000 on hand, pitting Kremer against Ruether in a climactic game.
The game featured Goslin leaping for a long homer and Cuyler delivering a likely game winning shot. Peckinpaugh misplayed a throw while Goslin saved three wild throws at first base. Stenley Harrin struggled with control as his finger hindered his batting, and Weech was used as a pinch hitter in the ninth with little success.
Paul Berlenbach signed to defend his light heavyweight championship against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn in an indoor bout at Madison Square Garden. The 15 round decision bout is set for December 1.
In Fort Thomas Kentucky Tony Sanders defeated Patsy Klein in ten rounds. Kid Ritchie stopped Bob Ingersoll in six. Pat Haines beat Dick Sullivan in six. Joe Raymond KOed Jack Bunty in three. Jay Tipitz and Young George Allen had ten round bouts with Allen prevailing over Cowboy Har. In Philadelphia Rey Mitchell defeated Muffo by knockout in seven rounds and Eddie Welsh was stopped in seven rounds.
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