Notable Year in History Off Sport Washington Yankees World Series
The article recounts Washington and Pittsburgh struggles in the 1925 baseball season. It notes Washington’s late rise, the Yankees collapse led by Ruth, Shocker’s arrival, and a rain-wracked world series ending with Washington failing to win. It cites managers Huggins and Harris and mentions Cobb and Speaker’s teams.
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the Pocatello Tribune
Joe Harris
Washingtons
Washington
Athletics
Orward
Voole
Hauser
Guie Athletics
Ruth
Yanks
Huggins
St. Louis
Shocker
Ward
Dugan
Pipp
Iury
Detroit
Cobb
Cleveland
Speaker
Chicago
Eddie Race
Collins
Boston
Pittsburgh
Stanley Harris
Forbes Field
Hever
Peckitpaugh
Lane
Teburgh
Bimfih
Goslin
Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Johnson
Open Race in the American League Weighs Teams
Veteran analyst discusses possible early-season outcomes in the American League. Washington must reinvigorate pitching after two World Series runs. Coveleskie’s form is scrutinized. Philadelphia Americans, St. Louis, and other clubs face adjustments.
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Washington
Harris
Coveleskie
Philadelphia Americans
Hauser
Groves
St. Louis
Sisler
Sox
Detroits
1925 Baseball Year Recalled With World Series Note
The article reviews 1925 baseball including the world series, player awards, and league performances. It highlights Peckinpaugh and Hornsby as top players, notes pitching leaders, minor leagues triumphs by Baltimore Louisville and San Francisco, and the Dixie Series results. It also touches on football trends and the rise of professional football alongside college concerns.
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Roger Peckinaugh
Washington
Roger Hortsby
St. Louis Nationals
Peckinpaugh
Pittsburgh
Hornsby
Cuyler
Sherdel
Vance
Gherdel
Holloway
Walter Johnson
John Idurn
Baltimore
Louisville
Kentuckians
San Francisco
San Franciscans
United States
Louisville Club
American Association
Timer
Pear
Vagrant wins King's Cup and Astor cup in yachting year
Harold Vanderbilt's Vagrant dominates nautical honors winning the King's Cup the world's premier yachting trophy and also capturing the Astor Cup for schooners. The year also features Bonita TV winning the Bermuda race and the Mackinac race delivering a satisfactory result with the sloop Virginia.
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Harold Vanderbilt
Vagrant
New York Yacht Club
Edward VII
George
Bermuda
Larchmont
Gloucester
Mass
Long Island Sound
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Cape Ann
Bonita TV
Michigan City
Mackinac
Virginia
Leland Stanford
Michigan
Mississippi A and M
Georgetown
Joe Moose
Francis Allen
Chicago
Astor Cup
I. B. Merrimen
Shhooters
United States
Chamion
Caleb Stagg
Clases U
Ocean
New York
Bonita
1925 National and Intercollegiate Champions List
A compiled list of 1925 champions across sports including Washburn College as national A A U basketball champion, Hempstead and Crosby high schools in girls and junior rifle, Pittsburgh Yellowjackets in hockey, New York Athletic Club in track, Yale Navy football and many others across archery yachting golf and more. The article also notes a Massachusetts Institute of Technology tablet for Ellen J Richards the first woman student admitted in 1879 and the push toward full female student access.
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Georgetown University
Eddie Swinburne, Jr
Edward Brooks
Jack Holden
George Marsters
Bobby Jones
Robert Tyre Jones
Willie Macfarlime
Walter Hagen
Professional Golfers Association
Tilden
William T. Tilden
Wiliam Johnston
Helen Wills
Kitty McKane
Forest Hills
Gertrude Ederle
New York
Sandy Hook
Mies Fderle
United States
Montreal
Edgar T. Appleby
George Hawkins
Passaic
Hackensack High
Yale
Lords
Washburn College
Wichita High
Hempstead High
Freano High
Newtonville
Mass
Ashland
Ohio
Crosby High
Waterbury
Onn
Webster Grove
Pittsburgh Yellowjackets
Alfred Jochim
New York Athletic Club
Harold Osborne
Illinois
Clemson
Furman
Mississippi
Louisiana
University of North Carolina
Drake
Butler
Nebraska
Michigan
Haskell Institute
Texas University
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Georgetown
Boston College
Dartmouth
Middlewest
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Alabama
L'Ulane
Pacific Coast
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Aggiea Southwest
Texas A
Stanford
Mississippi A
Penn State
Harvard
Navy
Minnesota
Holy Cross
C. F. Lamprecht
Tulane
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Thames Regatta
Ennsylvania
Frank Taberski
University of Chicago
Northwestern
Maryland
East
Chandler
California
Stratford and Hillis
Marsachusetts Institute of Technology
Ellen 3. Richards
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