Brown Picked Senators to Win Pennant in Series
Baseball fans study the 1925 World Series clash between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Washington Senators. The Pirates top the NL in batting while the Senators lead the AL in batting and defense. Washington's fielding excellence reduces the need for base hits and runs, suggesting Senators rely on defense and steady hitting to counter Pirates power.
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Brown
Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Pirates
Washington
Brown Picks Wash to Win A L Flag in Series
Sport writer Norman E. Brown selects Washington as the favorite to repeat last year’s American League triumph. He notes Pirate pitching strength parallels, Washington’s greater base running menace, and hinges on Marberry’s relief work and Harris as the series hero. Coveleskie Johnson Ruether and Marberry are cited. Brown predicts a Washington victory.
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Norman E. Brown
Kingsport Times
Washington Senators
Pirates
Johnson
Coveleskie
Ruether
Marberry
Pirate
Washington
Harris
Senators
Stanley Coveleskie
Walter Johnson
Dutch Ruether
Stanley Harris
Ball
Preliminary Bowling Season Opens Tonight at Y Alleys
The Y Alleys raise opening night at 7:30 for a two week preliminary season as eight teams enter Utilities Press Borden Mills Legion Cement City Rotary Kiwanis. Entry is $1 per man to fund weekly prizes for high score and high average with a season cup for the champions.
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W. E. Obrien
Joseph Brosch
Milton Devault
American Legion
Utilities
Press
Borden Mills
Legion, Cement
City
Rotary
Kiwanis
Bowling Schedule Week Ending Saturday October 10
Bowling schedule lists matchups from Tuesday October 6 to Friday October 9 at the Y alleys from 5 to 11 pm. Utilities face Press, Borden Mills plays Legion, Clinch Field Cement meets City, and Rotary competes with Kiwanis. A point system awards one point for the highest total score across three games.
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Borden Mills
Legion
Clinchfield Cement
City
Rotary
Kiwanis
President Appeals on War, Unity, and Toleration
The address argues civil authority must set military rules, support national defense without militarism, and favors selective service for emergency mobilization. It urges intellectual demobilization, religious freedom, and inclusive patriotism to foster harmony, tolerance, and America first through cooperation, patience, and shared humanity.
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Coolidge
For Rent Nice Front Room Furnished
Advertises a furnished front room for rent at 565 Broad Street with a 10 5 3 tariff term.
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Broad Street
Replevin Suit Against Non-Resident Cameron
Philip Vivalides sues T N Cameron in Kingsport Law Court to recover possession of restaurant equipment. Deputy sheriff reports Cameron non-resident. publication ordered for four weeks in Kingsport Times. He must appear by the fourth Monday of October 1925 or defense will be entered ex parte.
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Philip Vivalides
T. N. Cameron
Kingsport
Tennessee
S. N. Light
Kingsport Times
Law Court
Court House
Notice of Sale in Highland Park Addition Kingsport
In obedience to a Chancery Court decree a sale will be held on November 7 1925 at 10 am before the Kingsport court house door to sell Lots 24 25 and 26 Block 5 Highland Park Addition Sullivan County Tennessee. Cash price enough to satisfy $368.53 and costs, balance on six and twelve months with notes bearing interest and a lien retained. H M McNeil Clerk and Master October 6 1925.
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Chancery Court
Kingsport
Tenn
J. M. Southers
J. H. Morris
Court House
Main Street
Tennessee
Sullivan County
Highland Park
Fox & Peck
Office of the Register of Deeds
H. M. McNeil
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