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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a long discourse on forthcoming events, players, and venues. Names appear tangled with places and dates, including references to settlements, matches, and tours. The text hints at a critical period with expected performances and competitive dynamics across teams and individuals, though specifics remain unclear due to damaged transcription.
Fragmented report covers multiple races and results with numerous names and places blurred. Mentions Houston and Chicago area teams, individual athletes and a women’s championship, plus a distracted tally and injuries. The readable bits point to a regional sports roundup with limited clear outcomes.
A garbled recap from Wolf Valley sports mentions a Northwestern win over Shawano and a defeat for Marvin. It names players Shawnie Vineet Dagny and Bragg, with scattered references to teams Leona Farhew and Leona. The piece cites late game twists and season results amid unclear OCR text.
A fragmented radio schedule lists numerous stations and programs across major markets. It details musical concerts, orchestras, dance numbers, and variety acts with times and affiliate stations such as WNYC KEW New York WLW WCFL and more. The dense guide highlights performers like Joey Bourne Ron and Marian and mentions venues and time zones.
Washington and New York teams battle in a tense day of baseball with the Yankees beating Washington 5-3 as Smith and others contribute. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh clash in a doubleheader while St. Louis and Cleveland race. Giants, Robins, and Braves also post notable hits and homers in varied matchups.
In Waupaca Wisconsin the Tennia club invites Marien Mone nna and New London for intercity matches. Officials say general play remains the main event as teams apply.
Oshkosh and Mayville prepare for a high profile baseball meeting at 204 Umarkae with anticipated large attendance. Oshkosh manager Kriesgl has secured Lewellyn as pitcher and Al Cissa will join the lineup, while Arnie at short and Cavanaugh at third anchor the infield as Runke handles catching.
The Wisconsin State Canners base ball team from Pickett defeated the Badeec Lumber camping team of Oshkosh by a score of to 2 at Dunbar park last Sunday. Next Sunday the Canners will meet the Rosendale village team at Dunbar park. Constanling and Lee noted for Rosendale. A.D.L. Rolph is manager of Pickett and booking sixteenth tilts with Fouenter and Beemager contributing at the plate.
The British and American women tennis teams prepare for the Wightman Cup defense with New York and English players listed. Kathrene McKane is Wimbledon champion experience scarce for Britain in the United States. Colyer and Frears highlight athletic prowess as the American side relies on Wilts and Mat ters to lead.
Local Oshkosh items describe a new country club wing and upcoming tournaments. Reports note players such as George La Borde returning from school with a gold medal, and ongoing club activities as golfers prepare for Class A and B events. W. G Maxey backs the golf initiative. Dr. G. Cotinell sets a 44. Cameron, Rose, and others show steady scores as handicaps ease.
Special to The Northwestern reports Menasha Falcons test a hard fourth game against Green Bay at City Ballpark Sunday afternoon but avoid key players until late. Moore leads Menasha with a homer and strong defense as Green Bay counters with Amatt Dasewall and a late surge. Local fans attend in force, and the team plans another high level amateur matchup at Menasha on June 23.
A garbled notice touts a free full page portrait and a raffle style offer referencing names such as Robert Marton La Fob te. The fragmentary ad hints at a promotional deadline next Sunday and urges readers to order promptly.
United Press report from Sunsetridge shows Northwestern clinching the Western Conference team title after the tournament, with Michigan second, Chicago third, Hinds fourth, and Wisconsin eleventh. Don Heppes of Northwestern and Henry Wisert of Chicago lead the individual race as the championship kicks off today. Wimbledon previews note Lacoste and Suzanne Lenglen as center court favorites with Ray Cassy set to face Lacoste. In boxing news Bud Taylor defeated Dynamite Murphy over ten rounds in Oakland. Sammy Mandell and Jos Asta Ella to box July 4 in Sioux City. Wisconsin governor Blaine signs outdoor boxing bill amid promoter interest.
Clark's 4 Famous Cruises offers a world tour package with options including Around the World Cruise Westward 128 days priced from 1250 to 3000 dollars and monthly departures starting Jan 30 for Mediterranean 17 days 600 to 1700 dollars Feb 4 South America Rio and Buenos Aires 60 days 550 to 700 dollars Norway and Western Mediterranean 53 days 1900 dollars rates include hotels drives guides and fees. Established 30 years, Clark Management.
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