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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

12

Duesk Wins In Straight Falls At Columbus Match

Rudy Duesk the western heavyweight grappler defeated Frank Levnatt of Miami in two straight falls here last night the first fall lasting ten minutes and the second six minutes The report also notes the discovery of remains of a Leonardo da Vinci canal at Vierzon France built for Louis XII to aid salt barge traffic from the mouth of the coming river

Duesk Columbus Ohio Rudy Duesk Frank Levnatt Miami Fla Leonardo da Vinci Vierzon France Louis XII

Mathewson Dies After Long Battle With Tuberculosis

Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher and World War I hero, died at his mountain camp in Saranac Lake after a five year bout with tuberculosis and pneumonia contracted from gas exposure in France. He had returned to health briefly in 1923 before declining, leaving a wife at his bedside and son Christy Jr. at Bucknell. Funeral services will be held in Lewiston, Pa.

Saranac Lake N. Y A.P Christy Mathewson Chemical Warfare France American Legion Omaha Walter Johnson Mitchewson Cincinnati Reds New York Giants Boston Braves Braves Christy Matewson, Jr College Lewiston Saranac City Mathewson Giants Senators Christy Mathewson, Jr Bucknell Matty Supreme Court Norwich New York City

Mathewson Dies Shock to Cincinnati Fans

Cincinnati mourns as Christy Mathewson, once manager of the Reds in 1916 17 and 18, dies. Sports writer Ben Mulford Jr. lauds his leadership during wartime and his status as a legendary figure in baseball.

Cincinnati Christy Mathewson Mathewson Cincinnati Reds Ben Mulford, Jr

Webb to Box Toronto in Monday Night Stag

Spike Webb the Mobile favorite will headline a Monday night American Legion Athletic Association show at the city wharf arena facing Cave Man Toronto of Biloxi. Also on the card Biloxi’s Pockie Lockie fights Eddie Burl in ten rounds plus two four round preliminaries and a wrestling match.

Spike Webb American Legion Athletic Association City Wharf Arena Webb Cave Man Toronto Biloxi Miss Pockie Lockie Eddie Burl New Orleans Lockie Kid Carlin

Orioles rely on Earnshaw after Thomas setback in series

In Baltimore on October 8 a bruising 7 1 defeat to Louisville leaves the Orioles hopeful for the junior title behind George Earnshaw as Dunn tabs the twirler for today. Louisville leads three games to two with one more win needing to clinch. Nick Cullop reported as probable Colonels pitcher in the fifth game context.

Baltimore A.P Tommy Thomas Louisville Colonels Baltimore Orioles George Earnshaw Dunn Louisville Kentucky Clan International League American Association Nick Cullop Southpaw Star Thesr Colonels Wanrire Seas

Aerial Pass to Be Feature at Grid Game

Eastern college football teams emphasize the forward pass in drills across camps. Princeton’s success against Amherst spurs more passing work ahead of the Washington and Lee game, while Yale’s Earl Goodwine scored on a kickoff return and Penn State shifts Mike MesSchalke to fullback for Georgia Tech.

New , York Eastern College Princeton Amherst Washington and Lee Earl Goodwine West Lebanon Ind Yale Scrub Georgia Penn State Georgia Tech Hugo Bezdek Mike MesSchalke Bezdek Golden Tornado

Wise Crackers Say Big Pole Can't Deliver

Davis J. Walsh reports the World Series game where the Pirates are favored to beat the Senators in Pittsburgh. Coveleskie on the mound for the Senators faces Vic Aldridge for the Pirates with outlook for nine innings and more scoring than game one.

Davis J. Walsh International News Service Pittsburgh Senators Pirates Lee Stanley Coveleskie Coveleskie Walter Johnson Western Pennnsylvania Stanley Harris Toady Joe Coveleskie Vic Aldridge Ttsburgh

Hill Athletes Brace for Clarke Clash With Stiff Workout

Spring Hill prepared for the Hill Clarke game with a hard scrimmage as injured players limit the lineup. Stokes the husky tackle with a broken hand will miss Friday’s game and two more starters are unlikely to play. The Clarke game date was moved up a day at a local high school’s request, forcing shared use of Monroe Park for home games. The Hillians expect a tough contest against Mississippi’s squad.

Spring Hill Daly Hill- Clarke Stokes Husky Clarke Monroe Park

Tigers Set to Battle Alabama on Tiger Field

LSU aims to halt Hubert a tough Crimson Tide plunger as they seek a SIC title in a Saturday clash on Tiger Field with Alabama, signaling a bold bid despite stiff opposition.

Louisiana State Tigers Alabama Tiger Field Hubert Crimson Tide Alabama Invaders

Georgia Football Team Leaves for Yale Game

Athens Ga March 31 Thirty one members of the Georgia football squad left over the Southern railway today for their third annual game with Yale Saturday Captain Thompson Gene Smith and Moore may not be able to play due to injuries Buster Kirkpatrick was left behind.

Athens Georgia Southern Railway Yale Buster Kirkpatrick Thompson Gene Smith Moore

Georgia Tech Prepares to Face Penn State in New York

The Georgia Tech team that beat V M I will meet Penn State at the Yankee Stadium in New York on Saturday. The Yellow Jackets, 31 players strong, departed Atlanta today by Southern Railway to Gotham City.

Atlanta Georgia Tech Penn State Yankee Stadium New York Yellow Jackets Southern Railway Gotham City

Princeton Star Jake Slagle Leads Aerial Attack

Jake Slagle, Princeton quarterback, starred as the offense produced a high scoring aerial assault against weaker opponents, throwing three touchdowns to lead the scrubs game.

Princeton Jake Slagle Scrubs

Dartmouth Varsity Held 7 to 0 in First Scrimmage

Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth College opened practice with a regulation length scrimmage against the scrubs. The varsity were shut out 7 to 0 as the session concluded.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Scrubs

Columbia Dominates Scrimmage With Three Touchdowns

New York Columbia dominated the 15 minute scrimmage scoring three touchdowns amid the eecore scoring pace.

New York Columbia

Tragic Memory of a War Truck Collision

Seven years after a shelled French road misfortune, a Pittsburgh report recalls a U S Army truck driven by a happy young man who swerved to avoid a touring car. The truck toppled on its side with passengers aboard in a tense moment of fate.

M. W. Corum Ceres Pittsburgh France

World Series Opener Shows Sharp Pitches and Surprises

Pittsburgh crowds reach 41 723 with receipts around 180 775 as tickets loosen amid scarce scalpers. Pie Traynor shines with a grand slam like homer, while Meadows and Johnson impress for Washington and Pirates respectively.

Washington Park Pirates

Gleason predicts Senators series win and Ruether prowess

Former Chicago White Sox manager Kid Gleason says the Senators are a cinch to win the series and believes Dutch Ruether will prove the greatest pitcher in the upcoming games.

Kid” Gleason Chicago White Sox Senators Dutch” Ruether

Reds Manager Bets on Pirates To Humble Senators

Jack Hendricks, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, still has faith in the Pirates. He believes Aldridge and Yde will humble the Senators.

Jack Hendricks Cincinnati Reds Pirates Aldridge Yde Senators

Moon Harris Opens With Decisive Blow in World Series

Joe Harris, known as Moon for his round face and scarred visage from Verdun, recovers in an American hospital after a touring car rescue. Months later he returns home, hailed by 49 000 family supporters as he delivers the opening decisive strike in the current world series. Harris was born near Pittsburgh in Coulters, Pennsylvania.

Joe’ Harris Pitttburgh Coulters Joe “Moon Beaumont Verdun

Johnson Slates Pirates as Pitchers Spark Offense

Walter Johnson dominated the Pirates under pressure with a fast ball and a sweeping curve, while Barney Goslin mixed curves and a steady low trove. The observer noted Meadows’ reliable control and the batters' struggle to time fast pitches, with Johnson and Goslin shaping the game through deceptive mixing.

Sam P. Jones International News Service Pittsburgh Walter Johnson Barney Traynor Meadows Goslin Judge Lee

Golfers Qualify for Annual Tourney at Mobile Country Club

The Mobile Country Club opens qualification for its annual tournament. Jimmie Campbell notes expected record turnout as players submit 18 hole cards by Sunday. Match play begins Monday with two weekly matches, over a two week period.

Mobile Country Club Jimmie Campbell P. Courtney J. P. Courtney F. Taylor Peck F. E. Courtney A. M. Moragues

Oklahoma campaign aims to raise 100000 for new state radio

Oklahoma groups plan a week long drive October 19 to 24 to raise one hundred thousand dollars to fund a 50 000 watt super power radio station expected to be among the nation s most powerful. The central station would be at Bristow with six additional transmitters to be remotely controlled. The Voice of Oklahoma corporation headed by R E Rolleston received its charter from Secretary of State R A Sneed.

Oklahoma City Okla Hundidd Chambers of Commerce Oklahoma Voice of Oklahoma M. E. Trapp United State Bristow R. A. Sneed Voice of Oklahoma” Corporation R. E. Rolleston

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