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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
18
Alexandra High School announces its annual Field Day will be held Friday October 1. New events include discus for all divisions and a 440 yard open race. Despite the loss of last year's winners, advancing intermediates are ready. A large girls’ entry and a refreshed refreshment booth are planned.
Two ex New York clubs players Harold Muddy Ruel and Earl Smith will handle catching duties in the World Series. Ruel, steady and quiet, versus Smith, vocal and combative, offer contrasting styles with similar batting averages over .200. Ruel brings World Series experience from Washington while Smith saw time with the Giants and Pirates in prior seasons. Reserve batters Severeid and Tate provide heavy hitting and depth behind the plate.
London today reports the English leagues match results with Darlington and Southampton drawing 1 to 6? Portsmouth defeating Preston North End 6 to 2. The notice notes P Footbal games played today via Canadian Press Cable.
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews rejected a proposal to require balls in amateur and open championships in 1926 to be within 1.64 inches diameter and 1.55 ounces weight. The decision aligns with specifications approved by the United States Golf Association.
Edmonton report notes the War Veterans provincial champions led by two goals but were halted by darkness after three quarters at Renfrew Park. Caledonians rallied to protect a draw in a senior division football match on Wednesday night.
The Pittsburg Pirates anticipate a share of the world series money as they prepare for the expected showdown with the Washington Senators.
Louisville pennant winners beat Baltimore in the junior world series opener 4 to 0. Ooxduo weakened in the ninth. Earnshaw relieved after loading the bases. Cullop started for Louisville, Lin cup finished. Only one Oriole reached base after the fifth. Detroit defeated St Louis 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Cardinals pitcher Bottomley sued over a home run injury. Washington beat Boston 4 to 1. Phillies beat Brooklyn 6 to 1. Urban Shocker began as catcher in early career.
Baseball scores list NL games with Philadelphia and Boston results. Batteries noted include McGraw Deberry in Philadelphia and Tate Tutt in Boston, plus Otter and Bischof in other matches. Multiple cities listed with final tallies such as Sacramento versus Seattle and Los Angeles versus Salt Lake City.
Detroit RTL page lists battery counts and personnel including lickerman Vicks Cerroll Collin Wells Woodall Eterna Tre cue. St Louis and Detroit references appear in the notice. The item reads as a classified Want Ad column snippet with names and entries.
An ad brief notes a group of advertisers promoting awake, alert messaging. The fragment hints at a sales push or standings update in a local paper, but lacks full context or clear entities to identify.
Washington relies onWalter Johnson and Coveleskie to carry the Senators in the October clash with Pittsburgh. Bucky Harris plans Johnson and Coveleskie for four of the first six games, with rest days between. Pirates counter with Spees Meadows and Emil Yde while Zachary and others might see limited action.
The team began the season poorly but now appears to have found footing. Aldridge and Krener may contribute in the series, while veteran Babe Adams and Merrivon provide reserves.
In St. Louis on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa defeated Miss Pernice Well of Oshkosh Wis by 2 up and 1 to play in the second round of the United States women's golf championship. Dorothy Campbell Hurd the defending champion was eliminated by Mrs. F C Letts of Chicago 4 and 2.
In Kansas City police court records, 23-year-old Willie Blakey faces his juvenile judge EF Porterfield after his 16-year-old wife Evelyn Williams Blakes fled to her brother’s home two days into marriage. The judge calls Blakey a menace and annuls the marriage, while Blakey vows never to marry again. His first wife, who also deserted him, was 15.
Frankie Edward, promoter from New Orleans, announced negotiations are complete for a ten round decision bout between Jack Dempsey and Martin Burke in New Orleans on Thanksgiving Day.
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