Barry Falls to Florian in Tarnished Ring Bout Show
In Bloomingham Illinois Jack Barry, once a printer’s devil, loses a headline bout to Lakewood heavyweight Frank Florian at Antler's Auditorium. Florian dominates early rounds with left jabs and power, Barry rallies in spots but cannot overturn the margin. Other results include Bob Graham stopping Walter Egan in one minute three seconds, Jimmy Kane besting Marty Mazzeo, Kid Zory stopping Eddie Lopez, and Kid Schroeder defeating Billy Smith in a four round curtain raiser. The card, promoted by Fraskiia Blaha, was hailed as one of Lorain’s best with sportsmanlike conduct and strong crowd support.
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Kelly
Bloomingham
Illinois
Jack Barry
Dow
Lineman
Frank Florian
Lakewood
Florias
Barry
Franklin Blaha
Antler’s
Florian
Elyrian
Fiorian
Elyria
Blyrian
Bob Graham
Lorain Scot
Walter Egan
Egan
Jimmy Kane
Cleveland
Marty Mazzeo
Kane
Kid Zory
Eddie Lopez
Lopez
Kid Schroeder
Amherst
K.O
Billy Smith
Smith
Lorain
Fraskiia Blaha
Athletics Crowned World Champions by Ninth Inning Rally
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports the 1925 World Series climax as the Philadelphia Athletics overcame a two run deficit in the ninth inning of Game Five. Alumni and crowd of 30,005, including President Hoover, witnessed a three run burst capped by Al Simmons to win 3 2 and claim the world championship.
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Athletics
United Press Sports
Philadelphia
Philadelhia Athletics
Chicago
Pat Malone
Mackmen
Hoover
Art French
Unes
West Point
Shiber Park
Max Bishop
Mule” Haas
Malone
Mickey Cochrane
Rogers Horner
al Simmons
Cubs’ Board of Strategy
Jimmy Foxx
Bing” Miller
Miller
Mack Cashoff
Loit
Walberg
Ebhmke
Oberlin Faces Case After Mount Union Narrow Defeat
Oberlin lost to Mount Union 21 in a hard fought game despite outplaying the Mounts three quarters and earning ten first downs to three. Oberlin struggles with first class backfield material and looks to polish substitutes as Case visit Van Horn Field for Migration Day clash.
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Mount
Oberlin
MacEachron
Bris
Gberlin
Cleveland
Case
van’ Hornfield
van Horn Field
DY Alount Union
Mascot Red Solomon Reflects on Cubs Athletics Series Breaks
Chicago Cubs mascot and American Legion Post 269 junior baseball manager Red Solomon reflects on the Phillies series results. He recalls Haas’s homer, Miller’s late hit, and how the breaks favored Philadelphia. Solomon hints at future Cubs mascot duties and returning to school.
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Sammy
Red
Solomon
Chicago Cubs
American Legion Post
New York
Uaited
Philadelphia
Pat Malone
Mule
Haas
AL Simmons
Miller
Athletics
Joe McCartney
McCarthy
Chicago
Philadelphia Cubs game details with runs batted in and pitching lines. Walberg earned the win in 1 hour 42 minutes with Ehmke and Malone handling relievers, and umpires listed.
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Grimm
Taylor
Haas
Miller
Cuyler
Malone
Simmons
Haaa
McMillan
Hornsby
English
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ehmke
Stephenson
Cochrane
Foxx
Walberg
Wilson
Charles B. Moran
Roy van Graflan
Memories Of World Series Brings Heroes and Goats?
Philadelphia dated piece recalling the 1929 World Series. Highlights Mule Haas as hero and Hack Wilson as goat for Cubs misplay. Other notes include Zach Taylor unsung, Charley Grimm, Ed Rommel, Jimmy Dykes, Garb Bush, Rogers Hornsby, Bucky Moron?, and the Athletics ten-run rally in game four.
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Chicago
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Bishop
Oelen
McMillan
Haas
Cochrane
Simmons
Hornsby
Wilson
Forx
Cuyter
Miller
Stephenson
Grimm
Boley
Taylor
Ehimke
Walberg
Malone
P. Tees
A. Ee
George Kirksey
Philadelphia
George
Mule) Haas
Montclair
X. J. Boy
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Athletics
Max Bishop
Reriey
Zach Taylor
Chartey
Ed Rommel
Howard
Jimmy Dykes
Charley Moran
Earnshaw
Ex Hy Gridders Practice Tonight Under Electric Sign
The Ex-Hy football team will practice at 6 30 this evening beneath the Brown Hoist Company plant electric sign in Lafayette Indiana. Players are urged to be present as the squad prepares for upcoming showdowns with Purdue and DePauw.
Schmittgen Plumbers Sweep Struck Furnitures in John’s League
In New Haven on October 15 Yale's practice session featured running signals after a heavy Georgia game loss. The bowling section reports Schmittgen Plumbers swept Struck Furnitures in the John’s League while Braun Builders split and Stolzenburg Eady Builders dropped a game to Haserodt Jewelers.
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Schmittgen Plumbers
St. John’s
Braun Builders
Stolzenburg Eady Builders
Haserodt Jewelers
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Georgia
Ohio U and Wittenberg in Beckner Conference chase
Ohio University and Wittenberg College led the Beckner Conference after weekend results. Ohio U upset Ohio Wesleyan 21-7 while downing Indiana 18-0, as Wittenberg beat Denison 20-0 and prepared for Heidelberg. Cincinnati beat Kenton and Miami routed Kentucky Wesleyan 20-0 as concerns over defense and injuries emerged.
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Cincinnati
University of Ohio
Wittenberg College
Bobcats
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Ling
Wesleyan
Indiana University
Roosters
Wittenberg
Denison
Stubbs
Heidelberg
Stubbsmen
Muskingum
New Concord
Miami U
Kentucky Wesleyan
Miami
Little Kenton College
Cincinnati CU
Cincy
Grantville
Quarterback leads conference scoring in first 11 Ohio games
Northeastern Ohio reports Boyd Robinson of Baldwin Wallace atop individual scoring after 11 Ohio Conference games. Robinson has two touchdowns and two extra points, with players from Lakewood, Wooster, East Cleveland, Middlesex, Napoleon, and McDonald also close behind. Muskingum’s Zevher kicked the sole field goal as conference teams total 14 points from 32 touchdowns.
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Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio
Ohio
Boyd Robinson
Berea
Baldwin Wallace
Bob Ruz Yan
Lakewood
Wooster
Wally Schwegler
East Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace
Phil Young
Middlesex
Run- Fyon
Cli Nelson
Napoleon
Curly McEwen
McDonald, Pa
Muskingum
Carl Zevher
Philadelphia
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Frank Leahy
Navy
Ali Mem
Yegmen
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New London
Cartain
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Iowa
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Maroons
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Winvis
Burton Ingwersen
Iowa University
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Youngstown South
Kenny Burley
Chapman
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