Heydler Predicts Pirates Will Trim Solons in World Series
National League president Heydler predicts Pittsburgh will win the pennant and likely beat the American League Solons in the World Series. He says Pittsburgh will field perhaps the best NL team ever. Cuyler extends hitting streak to ten. other notes include Braves and Reds losses and rain cancelling Giants Cards game.
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Gautreau Small But Makes Grade
Boston honors Walter Gautreau, rookie in less than three weeks, with a 2000 automobile and a 32000 fanfare as 92000 celebrate Ty Cobb’s 20th debut anniversary in Detroit. The piece notes the contrast with early baseball days, where rookies faced tough treatment and little reward. Gautreau is described as five foot six, about 160 pounds, fast, with a strong arm, welcomed by teammates and rival players alike.
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Standings Snapshot From Yesterday’s Scores
Yesterday results show Philadelphia leading Detroit 10 to 7 and Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 9 to 7. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 while Boston edged Cincinnati 7 to 6 in three listed games.
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Louisville Hosts Old Timers in Meeting Today
Louisville, Ky marked the golden jubilee of organized baseball with old timers day. Twenty two luminaries including Tommy Leach and Fred Clarke joined a pregame frolic before a Louisville Columbus game. A luncheon followed with Justice Harry Taylor John A Heydler and Barney Dreyfuss among the guests.
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Former Marine Defeats Jack Kearns' Protege
A. D. Stone a former Marine from Philadelphia beat Ernie Owens of Los Angeles in a ten round light heavyweight bout at East Chicago Indiana. Stone won after the third round with a sharp attack and Owens was warned for stalling in the ninth. Stone weighed 182 pounds to Owens 180.
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Gautreau Makes Season Start For Red Sox Showed Star Potential
The player, a Holy Cross graduate, sought regular playing time after being signed by Connie Mack last June. With Bishop and Dykes at second base in Oakland, waivers were requested. Bancroft acquired him, and the move now stands as a highlight of his Boston tenure, showcasing color and personality of a potential star.
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Panthers Hold Long Win Record in Dixie Championship Era
Fort Worth Panthers ride a six pennant streak in Texas League history while chasing the Dixie championship series opener against foes in Mobile Memphis New Orleans and Dallas. The club has dominated the region since 1907 with post season ties to Little Rock and a string of seven dramatic pennants. The 1925 race ends as Dallas- tied play off yielded Panthers victory.
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News Star Classifieds Highlight Investment For Big Dividends
Classified ads at News Star promise strong returns for investors seeking advertising impact. The note emphasizes strategic placement in print sections to maximize readership and potential profits.
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Rockne Influence Spreads Through Southern Football
Atlanta reports Knute Rockne's coaching influence expanding in the south. Notre Dame's summer coaching schools draw southern instructors and players to Georgia Virginia and Tennessee with figures like Frank Thomas Harry Mehre Jimmie Crowley and Don Miller shaping Georgia Tech Georgia Tech and Georgia programs align with Rockne methods ahead of Notre Dame games this fall and a southern school session planned for next year.
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Walker Retains Title In Grueling Battle With Elusive California Boxer
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey defeated Dave Shade of San Francisco in a 15 round welterweight showdown at Yankee Stadium to retain the world title. Judges split but referees awarded Walker the decision as Shade pressed late with boxing’s elusive defense. Walker weighed 144 1 2 pounds to Shades 147.
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