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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
6
A damaged rhapsody unfolds with raw desire and broken vows. A man’s lies threaten a relationship as a woman recalls vows and a hard decision to end a toxic bond. In a volatile scene, tensions erupt over affection trust and a painful final moment.
New York fixtures July 25 AP note Boston Braves surge against top clubs Pittsburg New York and Brooklyn as they chase the league lead. Giants and rest struggle. Pirates gain while American leaders narrow to a two team race. Rabbit Maranville manages Cubs in loss to Red Sox, Detroit tops White Sox, New York light heavyweight Jack Delaney wins by TKO over Jack Burke.
American: Boston 0 at Philadelphia 6. Chicago 4 at Detroit 6. National: New York 1 at Boston 3. St Louis 3 at Pittsburgh 5. Cincinnati 3 at Chicago 1. Coast results show Oakland and San Francisco in long 13 inning games with Beattie and Caenene.
Columbus defeated Toledo 9 to 4. St Paul beat Minneapolis 9 to 3. Kansas City fell to Milwaukee 7 to 6. Louisville lost 5 to 3 at Indianapolis.
East side A C defeated the Wholesalers 4 to 2 in five innings. Rhea pitched for the East Siders, striking out nine and limiting the grocery team to two runs. Ward started for the Grocers, with Watson finishing after four innings as four runs crossed in the fourth. The game ended early due to darkness.
In midseason baseball news veterans Cobb Speaker Hornsby Wheat and others lead major league batting figures. Speaker tops American with .404, Cobb close at .401, Heilmann and Rice steady moves, while Williams and Hornsby contend for home run honors. NL leaders Hornsby .410, Wilson .382, Stock .379 with Cuyler and Carey near runs and steals.
Washington officials report that farmers earned 4.6 percent on total agricultural capital for 1924 25, higher than 3.8 percent prior year, but net farm income totaled 2.271 billion. Farmers own 79 percent of capital and pay interest on the remainder, with unincumbered return at 4.1 percent vs 2.5 percent, while borrowed capital cost averaged 6.49 percent.
A recent match at Overland Park featured Backshop against Alameda with heavy hitting and fast play. Alameda pitchers were hit hard, Farnsworth faltered in the fourth, yielding 19 runs. Gates struggled at times but strong fielding stopped rallies, while errors peppered the game.
Fragmentary OCR text reports large capital figures with unclear context. Mentioned are 904,000,000 and 47, but lacking definable entities, dates, or actions to confirm a full news item.
In Duluth Howard Mayberry defeated Earl MacArthur by decision after a fourth round foul incited fan derision. Other fights featured Mike Doyle defeating Bobby Green in Phoenix, Jack Sharkey beating Midget Mike Moran in Bayonne, Jack Delaney earning a ninth round technical KO in New York, Babe Herman knocking out Kid Henry in New York, Piger Flowers winning a newspaper decision over Lou Bogash in Aurora, and Tiger Flowers defeating Lou Pogash in Aurora with a straightforward win.
New York July 2 AP Harris, manager of the Washington club, defends discards like Covesleski and Reuther who contribute 13 wins from 14 starts, confident his team will win the pennant. He notes Doty failures from prior seasons and says he will rely on veterans. The Senators warmed up at Yankee Stadium as Zachary prepared to pitch. The Yankees won, dropping Washington from the lead.
Today’s sports calendar lists Empire City Racing Association at Yonkers, Windsor Jockey Club at Windsor Ontario, Chicago Business Men’s Racing Association, Back River Jockey Club at Montreal, and various regional events including the Isham Cup at Manchester Vermont and several amateur championships across New York, Massachusetts, and New Orleans venues.
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