Dempsey Willie Title Fight Negotiations Near Finish
The tentative Dempsey Willie heavyweight bout appeared set to be finalized at Benton Harbor Michigan. Promoters Mullins and Woluborg praised progress after a lengthy conference while managers Benton and Mulhe ready to sign terms. Details on location money and date remained unannounced as silence persisted.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wille
Bexton Harbor
Mich
Andred M. Woluborg
Floyd Fitsalmmong
India
Rob Roy Benton
Cempany
Paddy Mullhe
Vitl
Hornsby Injured But Cards Win
In St Louis on September 28 the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 1 to close the National League season. Manager Rogers Hornsby was unable to play after injuring a left foot in batting practice when a foul ball struck him. Batteries were Genetich ONeil Haines and Warkick.
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Boston Braves
Rogera Hornsby
Caune
Scouts and stars loom over Blue Ridge League field
The article reviews scouts evaluating Hurler and outfielders in the Blue Ridge League, noting Lack of pep hindering three players from rising, Tommy Thomas and Fallis as top outfielders, and Ellenberger drawing Brooklyn interest. It contrasts scouts' judgments with actual performance and highlights Ed Walsh and Al Simmons.
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Blue Ridge League
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Fallis
Tommy Thomas
Tommy
Frederick
Uke
Giants Finish Strong To Beat Robins In Tight Finish
Brooklyn game report notes the Giants rallying late to overcome Brooklyn 8 to 7. New York trailed by five runs after six innings but tallied three in the seventh and five in the eighth, totaling 20 hits off four Brooklyn pitchers to close the season with a win.
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Big Three of Football Get Into Action
New York dispatch notes opening of football season with Yale Harvard and Princeton leading the Big Three. Yale expected strongest as the Bay State squad invades Princetown, while other major matchups include Army versus Detroit and Navy versus William and Mary. Red Grange to debut in Western Conference card as season begins.
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Senators and Indians in Same Places Finish Year in First and Sixth
New York Sept 29 1925 Washington and Cleveland held first and sixth in the American League, the only teams to match last year’s pace. In the National, most clubs ended 1925 in new spots, with Boston rising from the cellar and Philadelphia threatening a late surge to climb to ninth. Pirates and Reds shifted in standings as the pennant races closed, while the White Sox and Cardinals eyed possible late moves. Babe Ruth hit two home runs to raise his season total, as the Giants beat the Robins and the Cardinals finished their home season with a win over the Braves.
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World Series Showdown Goslin vs Cuyler In Left Field
Washington’s Goose Goslin and Pittsburgh’s Hazen Cuyler dominate left field in a preview of the coming World Series. Goslin, famed for 1924 heroics, and Cuyler, the Pirates’ speed and base running threat, are highlighted as comparably strong yet with Cuyler holding a slight edge in several aspects.
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Senators rely on two veteran stars for World Series push
New York dated report notes Senators face Pirates with Bucky Harris pairing Stanley Coveleskie and Walter Johnson to shoulder the load. Pirates counter with Aldridge Kremer Yde plus veteran Meadows, while Adams and Morrison inspire confidence in Pittsburgh. Johnson’s form and rest days shape the opening games.
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Stanley Coveleside
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Bill McKechnleap
Fred Clarke
Aldridge
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Johnny Morrison
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Covelaakle
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Dutch Ruether
Coveleskie
Alex Ferguson
Boston
Fred Marverry
Zachary
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Specs" Meadows
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Detroit 66 New York 27 in AL yesterday
Detroit routed New York 66 to 27 in yesterday's American League game. Other matches were postponed due to rain. A group insurance card noted coverage for riders in a policy numbered 876 422.
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Inauranes
Tygers Seek Third Place After Third-Row Finish
Ty Cobb eyes a push to edge the Athletics for second while the Tigers Navy aims to beat the Browns and climb to third. The 1924 season saw the club finish third after a second place in 1923.
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