World Series Be Broadcast On Radio Across Nation
The Associated Press and 73 newspapers will radio the World Series between Washington and Pittsburgh. Five AP sport writers on field duty will relay play by play as telegraph news moves instantly to microphones. RCA will distribute the broadcast via WJZ in New York and WRC in Washington.
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New York
Associated Press
Canadian
Gulf
Washington
Pittsburg
Walter Johnson
Hetela
Bern
Phoenix
Ariz
Gazette
KFAD
Long Beach Press-Telegram
KFON
Los Angeles Examiner
KFI
Los Angeles Express
KNX
Los Angeles Times
KHJ
Oakland Tribune
KLX
San Franciseco Chronicle
KPO
Stockton Daily Record
KWG
Chicago Journal
WMBB
Chicago Post
Baseball Review: Minor Standings Roundup for AL and NL
The article notes final American League positioning with Detroit holding a lead over Chicago for fourth, Cleveland’s decline aiding New York’s potential tie for sixth, and St. Louis beating Detroit opening a series. In the National League the Phillies suffer a third straight loss while Brooklyn clings to sixth with hopes of overtaking fifth. Chicago and Philadelphia remain in mathematical contention for spots.
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New York
White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Bengals
Chicago
Browns
St. Louis
George Sisler
Indians
Blankenship
Cleveland
Yankees
Wingfield
Senators
Red Sox
Phillies
Robins
Brooklyn
Cubs
Brodlyn
Braves
Annering
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnatico Owls
Louisa
Boston
Cleveland Ee
York
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Ted Blankenship
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Yowell
Sewell
Grabowski
Ants Foresee Rain and Move to High Ground
On a clear day red ants were observed leaving their nests with eggs and migrating to higher ground. After forty eight hours rain flooded old nests, but the prudent ants remained safe from flooding due to their weather foretelling behavior.
Senators Have Strong Reserve For Series
New York October 2 Washington manager Stanley Harris says the Senators’ reserves are a powerful mix of veterans and youngsters ready to step in for any faltering regular. Behind Peckinpaugh stand Scott Harris Leibold Veach and Jeanes, with Meier Ballou and Myers as infield and pitching depth. Pirates also boast reserves including McIania Thompson Bigbee Morrison, Adams and Sheehan in a deep bullpen option.
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New York
Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Washigton
Giants
Miller
Taylor
Roger Peckinpaugh
Biluege
Washington
Pittsburgh
Harris
Peckinpaugh
Everett Scott
Joe Harris
Nemo Leibold
Bob Veach
Tex Jeanes
Wiil Eeport
Nane Leibold
Spencer Adams
Buddy Myer
Fred Marberry
Marberry
Winfred Ballou
Johnny Rawkings
Pirates
John
Stuffy) McIania
Grantham
Fresco Thompson
Denver
Carson Bigbee
MecKechnie
Johnny
Morrison
Babe Adams
Detroit
Tom Sheehan
Rube Oldham
Dempsey Burke Bout Set For New Orleans Thanksgiving Day
Promoter Frankie Edward announced in Los Angeles that a 10 round decision bout between Jack Dempsey and Martin Burke is lined up for Thanksgiving in New Orleans. The match aligns with Dempsey’s plan to fight two or three tune ups before meeting Harry Wills. Burke recently lost in one round to George Godfrey in a local bout.
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Los Angeles
Frankie Edward
New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Martin Burke
Th Chhampion
Harry Wills
Burke
George Godfrey
Distances Traveled by Pacific Coast Conference Teams in 1925
The Pacific Coast Conference schedules show each team's travel distance for 1925 compared with 1924. Washington State travels 12 774 miles, Montana 7 288, Washington 6 530, Idaho 3 270, Oregon State 2 386, Southern California 3 270, Stanford 2 874, California 2 306, Oregon 2 386, total 48 450 miles vs 28 078 in 1924.
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Pacific Coast Conference
Washington State
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Aggies Ee
Southern California
Stanford
California
Caders Bois
Football Opens Full Action Across East and West
New York Oct 2 AP reports the college grid season starts with major east matchups. Yale faces Middlebury in New Haven, Princeton hosts Amherst, Harvard plays Rensselaer at Cambridge as Detroit meets Army at West Point. Illinois meets Nebraska in the Big 12 era, Notre Dame gears for Lombardi style aerial attack.
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New York
Yale
Middlebury
New Haven
Princeton
Amherst
Harvard
Renssalaer Poly
Cambridge
Bob Fisher
Kilgour
Miller
Wind Powered Monkland Railway Stirs Scottish Parliament
A century ago the British parliament backed the Monkland railway in Scotland. Wind drove its trains, with umbrellas raised to catch gusts and propel the line. The wind’s direction varied, causing delays and prompting the line to be pushed along.
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Monkland Railway
Scotland
Pocatello Man Sets Mountain Climbing Record
Roy C. Thomas of 846 West Itman sets a new regional mountaineering pace by reaching Mountainport summit in 2 hours 36 minutes. Previously Trampton Rich logged 4 hours 15 minutes on Boone Trail. Thomas regularly climbs, including Kinport in 1 hour 44 minutes and 1 hour 19 minutes last year. He also hiked from Inkom to Mount Bonneville and has completed trips to Scout Mountain and Mount Putnam.
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Mountainport
Thoma
the Tribune
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Ae Boone Trail Association
Tooma
Kinport
Mr. Thoma
Anderson
Inkom
Mount Bonneville
Pebble
Scout Mountain
Mount Putnam
Smooth Crook Made Escape From Sanitary
Los Angeles reports Joan W Worthington known as the welf of Lasalle Street has been located in Mexico. He escaped from a southern California sanatorium where he was allowed to go after conviction in Chicago amid charges of a stock selling campaign causing losses to investors. His daughter in San Diego followed developments. He was later tracked to Ensenada and then between Manzanillo and Guadalajara. Mexican authorities refuse extradition as the offense is not extraditable.
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Joan W. Worthington
Welf
Lasalle Street
Mexico
California
Chicago
Worthington
San Diego
Washington
Ensenada
Manzanillo
Guadalajars
Ben Turpin Mourns as Wife Carrie Turpin Dies
Hollywood burial follows long illness and care by Ben Turpin. Carrie Lemieux Turpin, wife of the comedian, died after years of illness and strokes. The Turpins married in Chicago 18 years ago and moved to Hollywood a decade ago with Charlie Chaplin. Funeral services are set at the Church of the Precious Sacrament with burial at Forest Lawn.
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Calif
Ben Turpin
Carrie Lemieux Turpin
Turpins
Chicago
Turin
Church of the Pleased Sacrament
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Discipline for Col Mitchell to be renewed by War Dept
Washington Oct 2 The War Department will renew disciplinary action against Colonel William Mitchell once he finishes testimony to the president's air board, expected within a day or two. Mitchell will report to the army inspector general regarding the investigation into language used in a public San Antonio statement.
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Wm. Mitchell
Air Service Storm Center
War Department
Mitchell
Air Board
Inspector General of the Army
San Antonio
Phillies top Brooklyn 6 to 5 for third straight win
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 6 to 5 to equal the series at 1-1 for the year. Rube Ehrhardt, a Dodger, homered in the seventh to help the Phillies secure the victory with contributions from Taylor Ring and Wilson.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Rube Ehrhardt
Dodger
E. Broocklen
Ssecse Canoe Oeat
Ehrhardt
Taylor
Ring
Wilson
Save Your Change for St Vincent's Home Tag Day
Tomorrow a tag day supports St. Vincent's Home with volunteers meeting at 8 30 a m at the K of C hall to collect contributions. District captains and committees led by Mrs A W Reed and others organize the drive across the city.
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St. Vincent’s Home
St. Vincent’s
K. of C. Hall
A. W. Reed
R. E. Hunter
T. BK. Langan
Car Valentine
W. P. McDonald
Hortense Gaflet
Walter Cleave
John Hood
Hannah Ash
Felix van Resth
P. J. Knowles
J.C. Carrigan
C. Ben Aoe
Browns Clinch Third With 4 3 Win Over Tigers
The St. Louis Browns clinched third place in the 1925 American League by beating the Detroit Tigers 4 3 in the opening game of a three game series. Manager George Bassler ended his hitting drought with a first inning single, his first hit in 26 at bats.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
George Bassler
Citizen's Barber Shop Ad Promotes Haircuts
A vintage ad touts boys' haircuts for 36 cents at Citizen's Barber Shop located at 212 North Main. It promises fresh shaves with a clean steam towel service to accompany the haircut.
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Citizen’s Barber Shop
N. Main
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