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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1925

Page

7

Braves poised for fast turnover in modern baseball

Boston Braves president Christy Mathewson says the team will test a youth driven approach, filling most positions with rookies and evaluating through 30 to 60 day auditions. He notes limited value in aging signings and compares plans to Dodgers Mack and Washington's handling of veterans.

Davis J. Walsh T. Petersburg Fra Rome Johnstown Boston Braves Christy Mathewson Braves Mathewson Boston McInnis Padgett Smith Stengel Cunningham Matty Burrus Lucas Dave Bancroft Marriott Welsh Neil Mann Sperber Thomas Boston Park

Most Powerful Radio Station Planned Abroad

Geneva reports plans for a wireless system on Mount Salere enabling Atlantic and Pacific communication and global contact, alongside a proposed world’s largest observatory at 4,000 feet. The observatory would house the finest telescopes, with Fourier mentioned in connection to the project.

Geneva Mount Salere Aes

NYU appoints John Meehan head football coach

New York University hires John Frances Meehan as head football coach after a storied career at Syracuse and Colgate. The young coach steered Syracuse to surprise upsets and built a resilient unit for Lincoln, Nebraska and beyond, earning a reputation as a steadfast leader.

New York Associated Press John Frances Meehan New York University Meehan Syracuse Alabama Pittsburgh William and Mary Springfield Mn ‘State Boston University Colgate Napoleon Lincoln Neb University of Nebraska Cornhusker Notre Dame The Grange Méehan

Baseball Recruitment Mix of Promises and Replacements

The roster lists Bur rus from Atlanta and Bill Marriott of Mobile as hopefuls after prior rejections, with Fred Lucas once with the Giants and Jim Welsh from Seattle slated to challenge regular outfield spots. Catchers Frank Gibson and George Oncil remain, while pitchers include Jess Barnes and Rube Marquard among others, some labeled adequate and others fading from past seasons.

Burrus Atlanta Athletics Bill Marriott Mobile Fred Lucas Giants Ieman Jim Welsh Seattle Ed Sperber Shreveport Herb Kyle Graham

Franklin Receives Nicholas Medal for Chemistry Achievement

New York March 7 Dr Edward Curtis Franklin professor of organic chemistry at Stanford University received the Nichols medal for outstanding achievement in chemical science last night. The report notes a germ-killing concept involving brief exposure to X ray light as part of Franklin's research.

New York Nicholas American Chemical Society Edward Curtis Franklin Leland Stanford Junior University Califor

Y M C A Wins Final Bout Against Aviators 39 to 20

The Y M C A Varsity defeated the Naval Aviators 39 20 in the final game of their two game series. Busch led scoring for the Aviators with six points, while Lacy guarded well for the Y M C A and added a first season point. Officials listed Williams Pres timer Grundhoofer and Lord as scorers with 20 minute halves.

Fey Asi Pahots Varsity Jee Busch Lacy Penere Aviators Ault An Lekhast Orwenl Golden Cogsasdars Skey O' Rien Sullivan Ord Kats Barton Pensacola Aviators-Y

Big Game Hunters Depart With Primitive Bows

Stewart Edward White and Dr. T. Saxon Pope sail on the Olympic to Africa to hunt big game with self made bows and arrows based on 14th century designs. A moving picture camera will document the expedition led by Arthur H. Young. Each arrow measures two feet three inches and is tipped for hunting.

New York Stewart Edward White T. Saxon Pope University of California Ae Cael Expreti Crecy Arthur H. Young

Constitution Drawn for Junior Chamber of Commerce

A constitution and by laws were drafted by temporary directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The document will be presented Thursday night for adoption and may lead to permanent officers. J B Hamman chaired the meeting with attendance of Marlene Cammeck F E Inge E B Overton John Todd E F Johnstone Jr and W R Prichard. The group plans an independent junior organization aligned with the senior chamber on civic efforts.

Chamber of Commerce J. B. Hamnan Marlene Cammeck F. E Inge E. B. Overton John Todd E. F. Johnstone, Jr W. R. Prichard

Siag From Steel Mills Used In Cement Making

A new process uses siag from steel mills as an additive in cement production. Industry officials say the material improves strength and durability while reducing waste.

Six Day Bicycle Race Tie Holds Through 128 Hours

In New York on March 7 the six day Madison Square Garden race continued with a 13 hour delay in the lead as 19 of the original teams remained tied at the 128th hour of the event.

New York Madison Square Garden

Mobile Tugs May Get Towing Jobs

Reports indicate seven vessels from the Aiken fleet will move from Pensacola to New York for towing work. Gulf Towing and Wrecking Company already sent a tug to Pensacola to tow two barges with over 766000 superficial feet of lumber to Havana, suggesting Mobile tugs may secure additional tow jobs.

Mobile Pensacola New York Gulf Towing and Wrecking Company Havana

Wayne Munn Defeats Wallace Duguid in Cleveland Match

Wayne Munn, champion heavyweight wrestler, defeated Canadian Wallace Duguid at Public Hall, Cleveland, in eleven minutes using a halisan and crotch hold. The bout followed Munn's recent title win and a noted draw in a semifinal against Bill.

Cleveland Ohio International News Service Big Wayne Munn Wallace Duguid Ed Lewis Munn Bill

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