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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous place names such as Prague, Hartvard, New York, Washington, and Boston alongside scattered numbers and initials. The text appears to mix teams, venues, and results without coherent structure or readable facts.
The article profiles top track coaches shaping champions across campuses. It highlights Pennsylvanias Robertson as Olympic experience, Walter Christie of California, Dink Templeton of Stanford, Cornell’s Jack Moakler, and Illinois’s Harry Gill, noting their success, rivalries, and influence on athletes in the intercollegiate outdoor season.
In match play a stroke played with a ball belonging to someone not in the match incurs no penalty if the error is discovered and told to the opponent before the opponent’s next stroke. If discovery comes after that stroke, the players’ side loses the hole. In stroke play, hitting another's ball even once results in disqualification.
Mrs. Frank B Kellogg wife of the U S secretary of state displayed a gift from Queen Mary of England a small box from Buckingham Palace contained a note in the Queen s handwriting asking her to accept a quaint brooch with three big amethysts and a pearl The brooch was one of the Queen s favorite jewels and was worn by her for years The gift signifies high personal regard from the Queen
Right hander Bambino discussion centers on whether any right handed hitter can approach Babe Ruth’s 69 home runs. Gabby Hartnett and Rogers Hornsby weigh in on the odds, noting parks favoring long right handed drives and the challenge for the National League to match Ruth’s mark.
A Navy report details the S-48 submarine grounding at the southern entrance to Portsmouth Harbor New Hampshire. Lieutenant-Commander Bray and Lt Spaulding led a perilous night aboard the damaged vessel as tugs, lifeboats, and shore crews battled weather, flooding and chlorine gas to rescue eight crewmen with no fatalities.
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