Monroe Tigers Open 1925 Season with 12–0 Win Over Oak Grove
Monroe Tigers upset Oak Grove 12 to 0 in their first 1925 game on foreign soil. Backfield trio Montgomery Kemp and Sawyer led the attack with a 73 yard Sawyer run the standout, while Godwin captained the line and Flowers at center starred on defense.
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Miller Hollingsworth
Bengals
Monroe Tiger
Oak Grove
Duncan Kemp
Montgomery
Tigers
Monroe
Sawyer
Kemp
Carter
Godwin
McCormick
Frank Flowers
Jones
Gorwin
Anders
Red
Wilson
Carter Montgomery
Em Monroe
Ok Grove
Calhoun
Oval
Byargehin
Capt. Godwin
Drummond
Morse
Wadkins
Hinkle
Byargeba
Fine
Morgan Grounds
Colson
Woods
Morgan
Mundo
Tidwel
Freeman
Greer
Flowers
Little Frank Flowers
Capt. Anders
Fred Godwin
Yeldell
Oak Groves
Ofter
Custer
Monrre
Codwin
Stibs
Tidwell
Drummonds
Notable historic anniversaries listed for years past
A dated recap lists events from 1787 to 1923 including Thomas Stone death in Virginia, Dublin gas lighting, Chester A. Arthur birth and death, Henry Clay visit barbecue in Indianapolis, Horace Mann at Antioch College, Atlanta cotton exposition opening, 1910s Balkan war pact aims, and Lloyd George welcome in New York.
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Thomas Stone
Maryland
Alexandria
Charles County
Dublin
Chester A. Arthur
U. S
Fairfield
New York
Indianapolis
Henry Clay
Horace Mann
Antioch College
Ohio
United States
Atlanta
France
England
Russia
Balkans
Lloyd George
Great Britain
McKechnie Earns National League Pennant After Managerial Run
Bill McKechnie, once a third baseman from Pittsburgh, becomes a NL pennant winner after years of playing and managing. His career spans Pirates, Braves, New York Americans, Federal League, and Giants with notable stops in St. Paul and Newark before a standout stint with Indianapolis.
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Tidu.s
Bill McKechnie
Pittsburg
McKechnie
Butler
Washington
Pirates
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Babe Adams
Canton
Wheeling
Jack Miller
Bobby Byrne
Hans Wagner
Pirant
St. Paul
Boston
Braves
New York Americans
Shortop
Everett Scott
Red Sox
Yankees
McKinie
Anators
Indianapolis
Newark
Bill Phillips
Federals
Giants
Starry Sinclair
New York
McKechnie’s Pirates Rise Forefront Amid 1920s Banner Efforts
The text outlines a turbulent Pirates era with Manager Fred Clarke advising, noting the acquisition and impact of McKechnie, Hinie Groh, and Pie Traynor. It traces trades involving Christy Mathewson and Eddie Roush, a broken hand in 1917, and a return to form by 1920 as Pittsburgh challenged the Giants, with McKechnie at the helm and Harold Traynor entering the mix later.
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Polo Grounds
McKechnie
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Pirate
Traynor
George Gibson
Cubs
Gibson
Pittsburg
Pirates
Eyave
McKechnnie
Fred Clarke
Pittsburghers
Thehampion Giants
Fred Clarke Shaped Pirates with Oilman Drive to Pennant
Fred Clarke, chief assistant to Bill McKechnie, helped mold the Pirates to the 1909 World Series title after joining from a Kansas ranches and oil interests. Born in Des Moines, he rose from Hastings and Louisville to Pittsburgh, managing Louisville 19 years and later guiding Pirates as a key strategist and left fielder before retiring in 1915.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Clarke
Bill McKechnie
Pirates
Louisville
Ater
Larke
Kansas
Clarke
Fred Clarge
Des Moines
Iowa
Hastings
Neb
New York Giants
Hans Wagner
Patterson
N. J
Tommy Leach
Claude Ritchey
Wagner
Ginger Beaumont
Sam Leever
Charley Phillips
Brooklyn
Fred Ely
Detroit
Max Carey
South Bend
Carey
Dead Shot claims for skin diseases advertised since 1891
An old advertisement touts Dead Shot as a remedy for eczema eczema dermatitis ringworms old sores poison ivy insect stings erysipelas Spanish toe itch and related skin ailments. It notes production and sale by druggists since 1891.
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Mannarar
Smithstown, L. I
Nebraska
Hastings Club
Thornhill
Dixie Roofing Co., Inc
Monroe, LA
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