National League Golden Jubilee Ends With Pirates Victory
The 1925 season crowned the Pittsburgh Pirates champions over the Washington Senators in the seventh game of the World Series. The pennant marked the NL’s first westward championship since 1919, ending New York’s four-year grip as Cincinnati’s fortunes faded. Earl Smith led Pittsburgh with steady bat and leadership, as Fred Clarke assisted and the team rallied from early doubt into a dynamic, confident unit.
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The Turf in 1925 by Fair Play
A 1925 year in horse racing notes strong purses and attendance gains, with New York fall meetings shrinking. Flying Ebony’s Derby win and Pompey’s retirement shape a season heavy on notable three year olds, while bookies profit in New York and Washington wins the American League title led by Johnson and Coveleskie.
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National and Intercollegiate Champions Listed Across Sports
A compiled roster of national champions across golf tennis fencing boxing billiards and more, naming winners, places, and federations. Notable names include Robert T. Jones Willie MacFarlane Walter Hagen Helen Wills and Jack Dempsey among others.
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Robert T. Jones
Willie MacFarlane
Professional Golfers
Walter Hagen
Glenna Collett
J. B. Jessup
Jessup
Carl Pfaffman
J. D. Corbieree
Wm. Endicott
Miss A. Francis
Jack Soutar
Jay Gould
J. C. Tredwell
Brooklyn
William Rand, Jr
N. Y
Walter Kinsella
C. S
Fulton Catting
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
A. J. Harris
Chicago
E. T. Appleby
Arthur Murray
Dennis Bencoe
B. Barde
Frye
H. Lamar
J. Woods
H. Traub
Bantam
Cenzoneri
Feather
Ray Alfano
St. Louis
Murray Israel
Eddie Harbst
Jack Dempsey
Paul Berlenbach
Oeps Tumssy
Harry Greb
White Walker
Tod Moraiet
Rocky Kansas
Fetis Rian Kaplan
Charles Rosenberg
Fidel LaBarbds
Ermy
Yale
Boxing Year 1925 Highlights and International Sports
The year 1925 saw Dempsey idle and Tunney’s upset rising, with Berlenbach Kaplan and Rosenberg claiming titles while Walker and Greb defended belts. Nurmi’s U S tour sparked distance running growth. American polo, golf, tennis, and rowing successes abroad highlighted a broad sports year.
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