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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
11
Washington notes a Capitol Hill tension as the Senators face the Pirates in the world series with Vic Aldridge’s pitching and Coolidge’s interest shaping public mood. The piece contrasts presidential indifference to Congress with a keen interest in baseball and recalls altered team identities and makeshift stadiums affecting play.
Lincoln October 10 Now that a path to stop Red Grange has been found experts ask if he will quit the sensational backfield or resume a stellar season. Nebraska coach Ernie Beary and others discuss line protection and Illinois passing threats as the key to Grange's continued effectiveness and possible breakthroughs this season.
The piece notes Zuppke’s plans to ease up on Nebraska’s formidable line and Grange’s mud prowess in 1923. It discusses Nebraska’s strength pushing Big Ten and Missouri Valley teams to avoid “practice” games, possible future matchups, and upcoming Lincoln visits by Washington and a return trip next Thanksgiving.
Anaud Massy won the French professional golf championship at Chantilly with a 203 score. Jone Colias finished second with 208 and Eugene Lafitte was third with 300. Massy previously won the interna mal open at Antilly on Wednesday.
Racing meetings in Jamaica La-tonia Laurel Chicago Kingston Kentucky Maryland and more. Baseball World Series game Navy Marquette Yale Georgia football battles boxing cards in Vernon New York and London.
Suzanne Lenge, French tennis star, defeated Austrian champion Frau Redlich 6 0 6 0 in Vienna on October 10. A stylish hot water bottle in purple and gold colors is now on the market.
Chicago Oct 10 AP Rog ers Hornsby pilot of the St Louis Cardinals today takes his place in the baseball hall of fame as one of three major league stars who for three years finished with a batting average above .400. Hornsby 1925 .403 joins Cobb and Burkett in elite company. He also led majors with 89 home runs and 380 total bases, with 203 hits including 40 doubles and ten triples. Hazen, Cuyler and Max Carey Join scoring and steals leaders as other top batters post 100 plus games totals. Heilmann tops American League with .393, while Simmons leads in runs and total bases with 251 hits.
Berkeley Oct 10 1925 One of footballs most thrilling spectacles returns with a kickoff placed on the forty yard line The changes aim to color and excite while keeping the ball inside goal lines The critic notes the blocked kick provision behind the line of scrimmage may cause controversy and miscalls but praises the offside rule and overall improvement by the rules committee
The piece notes Joe Flynn and other heavyweights courting Dempsey for easy fights amid talk of a big MSG Garden opening bout. Harry Wills, George Cook, Pat McCarthy, Gene Tunney and Dan O Dowd are mentioned as would be challengers with the New York commission balking at a fiasco. Briebach and Delaney are signed for a bout in Bridgeport ahead of the Garden event.
Across the country college football fans anticipate a slate of major games including Idaho vs Oregon and USC vs Utah. Reports from Caldwell Boise and Nampa detail close battles with low scores and key passing plays shaping district title races.
Washington hosts the next three World Series games at Griffith Stadium where temporary stands in Pennsyl vania Avenue’s area fields create a band box. Pirates manager Bill McKechnie welcomes Oscar Bluege back. umpire Calvin Stanbaugh recalls earlier days with one official on the field for balls and strikes.
In Lewisburg Pennsylvania the town honors baseball idol Christy Mathewson laid to rest after dying in Saranac Lake. Crowds viewed the body at his mother in law’s home as prominent figures from the Giants and the Boston club attended the simple funeral. Bucknell University suspended activities and flags flew at half staff as the Mathewson family received condolences.
The ten round fight between middleweight champion Harry Greb and Young Tony Marullo of New Orleans, set for Monday night in Washington, is postponed due to the World Series delay. Promoters said the bout will occur on the night of the next series game in Washington.
In Corvallis Oregon Agricultural College defeated Gonzaga 22 to 0. At Greeley Colorado Mines beat Colorado Teachers 6 to 2.
Minneapolis police reported George Morgan described a portable counterfeiting setup carried in a car back seat. He said moulds and a gas heater were used to produce counterfeit half dollars on demand. Federal authorities are investigating his statements.
Pie Traynor stands as the Pirates’ only regular without a strikeout, while Senators skipper Harris notes a rival regular yet to collect a hit. This highlights early batting woes for both teams.
Local retailer touts cash deals with the slogan Buy for cash and buy for less as a persuasive sales hook urging customers to save money on purchases.
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