Washington Ready and Hopes to Win Opener
Washington players anticipate the World Series opener with optimism as Walter Johnson and Joe Judge lead the Senators against the Pirates. Weathered by crowded hotels and travel fatigue, the team aims to rebound after Friday’s setbacks and prepare for the two-game stretch before the train ride.
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Pittsburgh
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Peckinpaugh
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Sterley Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates
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William Penn
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Johnson
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Tiarris
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Joe Judge
Wardmen Park
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Wooster Oberlin Clash Promises Key Ohio Conf Game
The Wooster Oberlin duel looms as a pivotal Ohio Conference opener affecting standings. Both teams carry injuries as they seek form, with Wooster relying on defense and quarterback leadership while Oberlin leans on its open play and key line plays to challenge the Scots. Other conference tests include Wittenberg at Denison, Akron at Ohio Wesleyan, and Miami at Oxford as teams race for early-season momentum.
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Case
Siskovic
Aeld
Oberlin
Fox
Lishovic
Castel
Lehman
Veccron
Maygin
Denison
Wittenberg
Bradley
Miami
Oxford
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Wiberg
Godfrey
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Delaware
Ohio- Wesleyan
Ohio State
Ohio University-Denison
Granville
Big Red
Livingston
Lee Hovis Comets Start Strong in Bowling League Debut
Lee Hovis Comets, a new club entering the winter bowling league, won three straight and led in tote pins from Gala All Stars, a crack team from Eagles and Moose. Last evening at Andy, Hovis posted 259 high in a solid first-semester total.
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Lee Hovis
Nevers Rated Greatest Stanford Halfback by Football Mentors
The article profiles Ernie Nevers of Stanford as the era’s top halfback, noting his three-year varsity tenure, multiple All America selections, and comeback after ankle injuries. It highlights his strength, shoulder power, and versatile athleticism including baseball, with Notre Dame and Notre Dame games mentioned in context.
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Steeford
Nebraska Faces Doubt On 1925 Football Upsets
Historical notes discuss if 1925 season will match Ed Wier and Nebraska stopping Illinois. Grange’s star power is challenged by Wier’s defense as Iowa, Michigan, Chicago, and Ohio State seek similar feats. Schedule hints include Michigan vs Illinois, Ohio State vs Grange, and Notre Dame at Lincoln.
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Ed Wier
Nebraska
Ande Ilinois
Red” Granzse
Grange
Nebrask
Cornhuskers
Wier
Downing Grange
Iowa
Michigan
Chicago
Ohio State
Hig Ten
Towa
Tlinets
Town City
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Urbana
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Oho State
Grango
Oberlin Cross Country Seeks Fresh Start for Wooster Meet
Oberlin announces coach Albert E. Lumley is leading a tough early training cycle for the cross country team. Tryouts Tuesday will determine the squad as 45 men reported for the season, with the first meet slated Saturday at Wooster.
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Oberlin
Albert E. Lumley
Wooster
School Board Approves Fence Contract at Aldman Field
The board authorized the Athletic Association to fence Aldman Field. Cyclone Fence Co. bid 2 seven foot fences for 2620 feet at 32 280.14 with three barbed wire strands. Work will begin immediately, and field rental requests must go through the school board clerk.
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Board of Education
Athletic Association
Cyclone Fence Co
Dover Stars Seek Ante for Next Sunday Game
Manager Wedéil of the Dover Stars Football Team seeks a match for next Sunday October against a 150 or 160 pound team from Dover. Contact Westlake at the listed phone number for arrangements.
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DOVER
Wedéil
Dover Stars
Westlake
World Series shares show winners' prize history and notable payouts
Records detail how winning players’ shares rose from 1152 dollars in early modern era to 5730 in 1923 while others in the series drew varying sums. The piece notes 1905 losses earned more for losers, 1923 raised by 5160 for the Yankees, and 1922 ties donating receipts. It lists teams, years, and game counts with scattered figures and names.
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Washinston Senators
New York Yamnees
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Pitts Club
Grant
Taro
Ater
Suslonats
Eees
Boston Americans
America
Soto
Natioals Ee
Clevela Amesioais
New York Nationals
New York Nationsls
New York
Washington eLmericass
Witn
Oberlin Hosts Western Reserve in Stadium Dedication
Oberlin Ohio hosts Western Reserve University in a football clash tied to the dedication of a new stadium. The event features alumni and notable figures, with plans for a large cheer and telegraph greetings from graduates worldwide.
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Oberlin
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Mies
Alkhlevic
Sien
Grectro
Lecter
Oberlina
Howard Res2l
Ed Broothman
John Wise
Oberhin
Savase Hal
Kelloss
Churchit
Baer
Cheroinns
Bud. Waters
Ror Enste
Tillis
Dick Jones
Yale
Gras
Corsncki
Powers of the Referee and Officials
A fragmented note describes referee powers over players and substitutes, including judgment of players’ sizes and responsibilities for ball handling and general conduct. The text lists roles of officials and stresses individual authority in disciplinary cases and game control.
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Racing and sporting meetings across cities and clubs
Reports list racing gatherings in Stetropol and Jocker Grid Jamarrca with Kentuch Joe Club Latonia and Maryland Fair Assn Laare. Also mentions a business mens racing event in Chicago and trotting at Lexington plus a French open golf champion near an upcoming tournament close.
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Jamarrca
Kentuch Joe Club
Latonia
Maryland Fair Assn
Laare
Business Mens Racing Assz
Chicago
Grand Circuis
Lexington
Cheniayer
Community Notes From New London and Nearby Towns
Local residents share health updates and weekend visits. A. J. Edwards and sister operate at the hospital with ongoing recovery after an operation. Dorothy Fuller of Cleveland spends weekend with parents. Nina Buss and Marion White visit family. H. H. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Smith attend Elyria trip. Dr. Steward of the MFB Church delivers pulpit debut. reception honors pastor and family with a bridge lamp.
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London
A. J. Edwards
Gwenadoiia
Elsha
Edwards
I. Hospital
Dorothy Fuller
Cleve Tend
Nina Buss
Marion White
Oberlin
Jirs
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H. H. Smith
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Owas
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St. Burk
Howard
Will Barrett
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Penn Coach Faces Backfield Dilemma at Penn
Coach Younus of the University of Pennsylvania contends with a crowded backfield as eight of twelve backs show talent. The team works under scrimmage, with Leith Kruez and Donslow among the contenders for the first unit. Tight spots remain for several positions as injuries loom and guards, centers, and ends vie for spots.
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Joseph Wilson
Joseph T. Labrum
Sladelphia
Younus
G. of Pennsylvania
Ursinus
al Leith
Yetaram
Albert Kruez
Husky
Juliba
Jesse Donsless
Rogers
Emid Thomas
Albert Wascolomia
Peaster Fields
Richard Odgiorme
Thayer
Singer
Jerl Robinson
Joseph Willson
Jack Butler
Dick Snyder
Ed Hake
Stanb
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Foster Sanford,Jr
Zip Losg
Bert Bell
Tifchard Snyder
Samuel
Drunk Passenger and Theft Trial Echoes Courtroom Oddities
A train confrontation ends with a guard’s quip about drunken passengers and a man later acquitted of horse theft. The repeated exchanges blur lines between accusation and humor as the judge and jurors navigate a chaotic day.
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