Harris Denies Hus Club Was Confident in World Series
Washington manager Bucky Harris rejected claims his team was overconfident in the final World Series game at Pittsbore. He said he offered no alibis for the loss and defended Walter Johnson against Ban Johnsons remarks about sentimental reasons in pitching.
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Chicago
Series Stars May Find New Posts For 1926
Pittsburg and Washington clash in a seven game World Series with rumors that Peckinpaugh Carey and Smith may switch teams. The talks link Peckinpaugh to the Red Sox, Carey to Pittsburgh, and Goslin toward Washington, all amid a dramatic final series. Walter Johnson, at 38, hints this may be his last Series as fans salute the veteran pitcher after a strong return.
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1925 Major League Season Highlights And World Series
Former Western Canada League players, including Fournier Ken Williams and Chick Hawks, posted strong batting marks in 1925 with several Moose Jaw alumni rising to the majors. Pitchers Aldridge Kremer and Ferguson earned decisive wins as the World Series featured high stakes and record bases. News notes cover notable performances, player movements, and a sweep of records from the season and series.
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Williams
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Chick” Hawks
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Denny Wiliams
Koenig
Yankees
Red Sox
Hair Groom TM Promises Sleek Hair at Small Cost
A dignified combing cream named Hair Groom TM costs only a few cents per jar at drugstores. Millions use it for a natural floss and final touch to keep hair groomed all day. It makes stubborn hair stay styled and is greaseless while aiding thicker, lustrous growth. Wide a d advertisers use The News columns.
Football results from leagues across in England and Scotland
English First Division show Cardiff City 0 Aston Villa 3 and several other ties led by Liverpool 2 Manchester City 4. Second Division features Derby County 4 and South Shields 6, with third division and southern matches including Bournemouth 1 Southend United 2 and Bristol Rovers 1 Brentford 2. Repeated across divisions are notable scores for Newcastle United Sunderland and Chelsea among many clubs.
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Remembering Sandow and the Chicago World’s Fair Meeting
Chitug in Ot recalls Eugene Sanday the famed strongman Sandow with posters and tributes. Ziegfeld claims Sandow was the strongest man ever lived and recounts feats such as supporting multiple people and lifting heavy weights.
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Stecher Defeats LHeureux in World Heavyweight Match
Joe Stecher defeated Leo LHeureux, Canadian heavyweight champion, in two of three falls in Winniper in a match billed as the world's heavyweight championship. The Pittsburg Pirates have cycled through six managers in under a decade.
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Joe Stecher
Leo Lheureux
Pittsburg Pirates
World Series Records Shatter as Players Dominate
The World Series saw new marks in home runs and hits. Sam Rice set a single series record with twelve one base hits, while Tommy Hench tied records in fielding chances. Hank Greenberg and Joe Sewell extended long-standing marks, and Goose Goslin increased his total, surpassing Ruth’s prior totals.
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Tur Wonarch Tonight Shows And Rumors
Fragmented OCR text describes last showings at Tur Wonarch with mentions of thrillers and Westerns. Several garbled phrases reference a man named Carey and a distant setting. The passage lacks clear events or dates but signals a schedule of tonight performances and chaotic language.
Judgment Reserved In Jenner Hay Case
Judgment was reserved in The Jenner Hay Association versus Fred Nelson after adjournment in the District Court. The case centered on an alledged whey and hay sale scheme where three assessments were made, hay was cut but influenza reduced yield, and a defendant who received thirty six tons of hay disputed payment claiming the hay did not meet expected standards and that costs would exceed 11 per ton, final price paid at 20 per ton.
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Alberta team heads to intercollegiate meet in Winnipeg
Bright athletes from the University of Alberta leave for Winnipeg for the intercollegiate meet. The party includes Cliff Deferitifed and several others. travel costs may limit participation. Major Blatchford of Edmonton is mentioned in connection with a reelection.
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