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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1925

Page

9

Senators at Smoke City Open Practice Before World Series

Pittsburgh prepares for the world series as Senators arrive and practice at Forbes Field. Crowds gather, hotels run full, and ticket offices report brisk sales while officials and fans anticipate the opening game amid a smoky, hopeful city atmosphere.

Senators Smoke City

Southern Players in World Series Teams

Sixteen former Southern Association players are among the eligibles for the World Series as the Senators face the Pirates. Washington adds Marberry Ballou Ruel Tate from Southern ranks. Pittsburgh counts Gooch Spencer Cuyler Moore Sheehan Barnhart Traynor Haas among its eight.

Memphis Tenn A.P Southern Association Senators Pirates Washington Fred Marberry Win Ballou Southern Memphis Chickasaws Chattanooga Buddy” Myer New Orleans John m Clyde Barnhart Pie” Traynor George Haas Birmingham

Senators in Fine Form and Restless Ahead of World Series

Washington manager Stanley Harris reports Walter Johnson Peckinpaugh and Coveleskie in strong shape for the Open with Pittsburgh. Yet crowded accommodations at hotels and the threat of travel fatigue dampen the mood as 250000 ticket bids flood Forbes Field amid a 44000 seating capacity.

Mytth Walsh International News Service Pittsburgh Walter Johnson Peckinpaugh Coveleskie Stanley Harris Washington Club Pittsburgh Pirates Morrowfield Wiliam Penn Schenley Fort Pitt Washington Harris Sai Joe Judge Johnson Rafferty Walter Giants Harris Ruether Zachary Ferguson Pirates Blackstone Forbes’ Field Barney Dreyfuss Senators

Football Briefs From Yale to Tulane

Fifty thousand applications for Yale vs Penn tickets poured in as books closed. Princeton shifts reserves on the line after Amherst critiques. Harvard pads backfield signals during rain soaked scrimmage. Georgia eyes tough practice despite Yale test. Tennessee Doctors prep for Tulsa with injuries depleting the lineup. Tulane recovers from tie and readies for Mississippi with a full squad.

New. Haven Cambridge Mass Harvard Ned Mahan

Kearns and Dempsey Contract Brings Uncertainty

Milwaukee and Dempsey contract may be void after joint property division. Ray Cannon, the boxer’s adviser, says the agreement could be broken at any legal test. plans were under way to stage Dempsey’s next bout in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Wis L.N.S Jack Dempsey Kearns Ray Cannon Cannon Dempsey Wisconsin

Rain Likely for World Series Opener in Pittsburgh

The United States Weather Bureau forecast showers for western Pennsylvania with possible rain tomorrow in Pittsburgh for the opening World Series game. Temperatures 50 to 60 degrees, with rain possibly clearing before game time, says local forecaster William Brotzgman.

Washington United Press Pittsburgh United States Weather Bureau Pennsylvania William Brotzgman Will ” Brotzman Oklahoma Missouri

Bishop May Appeal to Federal Courts

New Orleans news reports Bishop William Montgomery Brown plans to seek federal court injunctions to block his removal from the Episcopal church as the house of bishops considers his heresy case. He aims for a retrial through an appeals court after potential ouster.

New Orleans Protestant Episcopal Church House of Bishops William Montgomery Brown Episcopal Convention Brown Ethelbert Talbot

Aviators Approve Chicago Air Field and Depot

Oct 6. Lieu tenant Merrill Mann announced Major General Mason M. Patrick approved establishing a large government aviation depot in Chicago with steel hangars and battle planes. A 98 year lease for a South Side field was cleared for government use.

Chicago Merrill Mann Air Service Sixth Corps Mason M. Patrick Board of Education Ba

Spring Hill Faces Clarke College Clash Friday

Spring Hill College prepares for a home game against Clarke College of Newton Mississippi on Friday at 3 pm on Monroe Park gridiron. Coach Daly keeps daily practice steady as minor injuries heal and captain Eddie college is expected to start at halfback with the regular backfield.

Alabama State Normal Spring Hill College Badgers Clarke College of Newton Miss Monroe Park Daly Maxon Field Clarke College Mobile Hillians Alabama

Optimism at Locarno Swiss Security Pact Talks

Locarno Switzerland October 6 Optimism grows as German and French delegates engage in informal talks at the security pact conference. Gustave Stresemann and Chancellor Luther join allied delegations as initial pact articles progress but Stresemann falls ill and the session is postponed.

Locarno Switzerland A.P Gustave Stresneman Luther Europe Austin Chamberlain Stressemann

Boy Killer Labeled Potential Criminal in Florida

Norbert Noble a 98 year old boy who killed his younger sister and brother with a shotgun last Saturday is described as having the brain of a potential criminal by psychiatrist Dr H Ma Smith He is not insane but mentally retarded and will face the grand jury with possible commitment to Gainesville juvenile facility if no action is taken.

Tampa Fla Norbert Noble H. Ma Florida Gainesville EB. C. Darlington Norbert Violet Noble Arthur Noble

German Delegates Cite Illness Over Plot Rumors

Fears that Dr. Stressemann’s illness was linked to a plotted attack subsided after other German delegates said he had a throat affection and a fever. The account frames the health issue as the primary cause rather than a conspiracy.

Stressemann

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