Senators Favor Variety on Capitol Hill Baseball Saga
Washington cover notes the tense Senators versus Pirates World Series race with President Coolidge watching, Vic Aldridge star pitching, and Ossie Bluege takes a late plate hit. The piece contrasts Capitol Hill politics with baseball fervor and cites altered field conditions affecting home runs in Pittsburg and Washington.
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Senators
Washington
Bucky Harris
Nationals
Capitol Hill
Mr. Coolidge
Baseball
Vic’’ Aldridge
Pirates
Ossie Bluege
Blue Jay
Pittsburg
Bluege
Steel City
Nebraska Stops Red Grange and Future Hopes for Star
Lincoln writers analyze how Nebraska halted Red Grange last Saturday and ponder his future as a ball carrier. Beary argues Grange still has top speed if Illinois improves its line and passes. The piece also notes Nebraska’s strength in the Big Ten and Missouri Valley and upcoming games with Washington in Lincoln.
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Pocatello Tribune
Lincoln
Neb
Red Grange
Babe Ruth
Friciron
Nebraska
Grange
Ernie Beary
Cornhusker
Illinois
Red
Zuppke
Chicago
Maroons
Big Ten
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraskans
French golf champion Anaud Massy wins French pro title
Anaud Massy won the French open golf championship at Antilly with a score of 293. Rene Colias was runner up at 298 and Eugene Lafitte finished third with 300. Oil was first struck in Texas at io csieana.
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France
Anaud Massy
Antilly
Rene Colias
Eugene Lafitte
Texas
Io Csieana
Today’s Sport Calendar Full of Major Events Across Disciplines
The calendar lists racing meetings from the Metropolitan Jockey Club in Jamaica and the Kentucky Jockey Club in Latonia, plus Maryland Fair Association at Laurel and Chicago’s Business Men’s Racing. Other highlights include Grand Circuit trotting in Lexington, a Washington-Pittsburgh World Series game, golf championships in England and Belgium, a Pulitzer trophy aviation contest at Mineola, dog show in Brooklyn, Navy and Army football games, Yale versus Georgia, and boxing matches featuring Young Stribling and Lew Hurley in New York.
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Jamaica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Maryland Fair Association
Laurel
Business Men's Racing Association
Chicago
Lexington
Westward Ho
Antwerp
Mineola
L. I
Long Island
Suzanne Len gin Dominates Redlich In Vienna Match
Suzanne Lenglen, French lawn tennis star, defeated Austrian champion Fran Redlich in straight sets 6-0, 6-0 in Vienna yesterday. A purple and gold colored jazz hot water bottle has been marketed.
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Vienna
Suzanne Lengin
Yesteray
Fran Redlich
Hornsby Stars in Hall of Fame era highlights
Chicago Oct. 10 AP report notes Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals entering the Baseball Hall of Fame as part of a trio with a .403 batting mark in 1925 and .423 modern high, plus 39 home runs and 380 total bases. Also lists 1922 .401 and 1923 .384 seasons, plus leadership as NL champion hitter for six straight years.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Hall of Fame
Hornsby
Jesse Burkett
Cleveland Nationals
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Tigers
Hazen Cuyler
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Max Carey
Bottomley
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Philadelphia
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Blades
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Frisch
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Cox
Harry Heilmann
Tris Speaker
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Heilmann
Speaker
al Simmons
Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Bob Mensel
Yankees
Babe’’ Ruth
Ken Williams
Browns
Wingo
Detroit
H. Rice
F. Rice
Washington
Lamar
St. Toni
New Kickoff Rule Praised by California Coach
University of California head coach Andrew L Smith lauds the 1925 kickoff rule fixing the ball at the forty yard line as a thrilling improvement. He critiques the blocked kick provision behind the line as fair but notes danger when the ball goes beyond the scrimmage line provoking potential controversy and unfairness.
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University of California
Berkeley
Calif
California
Washington
George Wilson
Roy Sewers
Babe’’ Horrell
Babe
al Young
Heavyweight prospects loom as Dempsey openers teased
The piece lists Dempsey opponents such as Jim Flynn and Harry Wills seeking easy snaps, notes Flynn as the only man ever knocked out over Dempsey in 1917, and mentions Gene Tunney, Dan O Dowd and others in a bumpy pre season of boxing. Tex Rickard signs Briebach and Delaney for Madison Square Garden bout in December.
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Pocatello Tribune
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George Cook
Pat MacCarthy
Gene Tunney
Barnley Madden
Dan O'Dowd
New York Commission
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New Madison Square Gardenhamp
Paul Brlebach
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Tex Rickard
Dee
Football Games and Local High School Gridiron Results
The article surveys college and prep football matchups across the nation with many games listed for today. It also reports three Idaho games from Oct 10, detailing Caldwell’s 7–0 win over Wilder, Boise’s 4–0 victory over Parma, and Nampa’s 7–0 loss to the College of Idaho second team.
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Idaho
Wilder
Garlan
Nampa
Namna
College of Idaho
World Series clashes at Griffiths Stadium test bats in banded field
Washington hosts the next three World Series games at Griffith stadium after Forbes Field. The field features temporary stands and fringe circus sells in left and center, dulling power for home runs. Pirates manager Bill McKechnie hopes Oscar Bluege returns to the lineup. Umpire Calvin Stanbaugh notes the game's evolution since 1876 with the current two man crew now replaced by more officials.
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Pirates
Oscar Bluege
Calvin J. Stanbaugh
Chicago
Mathewson Laid To Rest In Quiet Lewisburg Funeral
Lewisburg Pennsylvania observes the burial of Christy Mathewson after a simple service. Crowds gather at the late baseball idol’s home and Bucknell University campus to honor the former pitcher and former president of the Boston Nationals. Notables including John J McGraw and Emil Fuchs attend as flowers fill two baggage cars. Funeral rides conclude at the small cemetery on the town’s edge as townsfolk bid farewell.
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Christy Mathewson
Bucknell University
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Saranac Lake
Frank
C. Stoughton
John J McGraw
New York Giants
Emil Fuchs
Edward Reilly
David Bancroft
Boston National League Baseball Club
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John A. Heydler
Prsident
National League
Servic
Christy Mathewson, Jr
Bucknell
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American Legion
Phi Gamma Delta
Stoughton Hore
Greb Marullo Title Bout Postponed in Washington
The ten round bout between middleweight champion Harry Greb and Tony Marullo of New Orleans, set for Monday night in Washington, is postponed due to the World Series game delay. Promoters say the bout will be staged on the night of the next series game in the city.
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Harry Greb
Young
Tony) Marullo
New Orleans
Narrow victories and defeats in early college football
In Corvallis Oregon Agricultural College defeats Gonzaga 22 to 0. In Greeley Colorado Mines tops Colorado Teachers 6 to 2.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Gonzaga
Greeley
Colo
Colorado Mines
Colorado Teachers
Minneapolis Man Told Of Counterfeiting Machine
Police reported George Morgan, charged with house robbery, described a portable counterfeiting setup hidden in a car back seat that allegedly printed counterfeit half dollars using a gas heater. He claimed money was produced “while you wait” and federal authorities are probing the tale.
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Minneapolis
George Morgan
Pirates and Senators Both See Hit Or Miss Streaks
Pie Traynor is the only Pirates regular not to strike out in the game and Manager Harris of the Senators is the only Senators regular not to record a hit, highlighting slumps in both clubs.
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Pie Traynor
Pirates
Manager Harris
Senators
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