Solomon Loses To Berlenbach At Polo Grounds
New York boxing results show world light heavyweight champ Paul Berlenbach defeating Panama heavyweight King Solomon in a nine round technical knockout. Solomon suffered a sustained attack to the midsection and head, unable to defend, prompting the referee to stop the bout. Berlenbach weighed 172 pounds to Solomon's 191.5. Also on the card Joe Delmars drew Babe Herman after Dundee failed to weigh in due to illness. Sid Terris beat Jack Bernstein in a ten rounder.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
King Solomon
Polo Grounds
Berlenbach
Solomon
Joe Delmars
Johnny Dundee
Babe Herman
San Francisco
Dundee
Boxing Commission
Sid Terris
East Side
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
Major racing meets lined up across cities
Racing events include Metropolitan Jockey Club in Jamaica Kentucky Jockey Club Latonia Maryland Fair Association Laurel Business Men's Racing Assn Chicago Grand Circuit opens in Atlanta Fox Hunt West Virginia Hunters Assn Buckhannon W Va Fench Show Atlanta Kennel Club shown in Atlanta Ga annual meetups listed.
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Jamaica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Maryland Fair Association
Laurel
Business Men's Racing Assn
Chicago
Atlanta
Fox Hunt
West Virringsof Hunters’ Assn
Buckhannon
W. Va Fench
Atlanta Kennel Club
New Manager for League Tailenders
Chicago October 18 AP A million dollars and a new pilot with a pennant scalp at his belt will revamp the Chicago Cubs tail enders in the National League. Joe McCarthy will manage the team signing a two year contract at about 20000 dollars yearly from Cubs owner William Wrigley Jr. He said I will shoot a million to put the Cubs over the top in 1926.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Louisville Colonels
William Wrigley, Jr
Cubs
Outlook Good for Big Teams in 1925 Football Season
Harvard reporter Major Daly surveys early 1925 practice results noting Olympic Club's wins over Stanford and California, Notre Dame's resilient program, and strong East Coast showings from Penn Navy Cornell Holy Cross Penn State Columbia. Yale and Navy show promise. Princeton Brown Army and Harvard face tougher paths as the season starts.
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Pocatello Tribune
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Pacific Coast
Olympic
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California
Clyde King
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Goodman
Army
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Knute Rockne
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Cornell
Holy Cross
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Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Harvard
Moody the Welsh Light Heavy Draws Heavy Offers
New York October 13 Frank Moody the light heavyweight who defected from Wales in 1923 is flooded with offers. Manager Billy Ames plans to keep Moody active until a title shot. Moody has a solid record including knockouts of George Cook and Lou Bogash and wins over Roland Todd and Ted Moore. He recently KOed Kid Norfolk in a bold display.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Frank Moody
Wales
Billy Ames
Frank
Billy
Moody
George Cook
Harry Wills
Roland Todd
Ted Moore
Harry Greb
Lou Bogash
Mike O'Dowd
Mickey Walker
Jack Britton
Bogash
Kid Norfolk
Battler
Pirates Pull Real Boner In Washington Game
Washington notes a frigid Saturday baseball scene with Pirates star Ray Kremer misused on base paths and Oil Smith's controversial call. The piece mocks the alibi culture around the title race, mentions Walter Johnson’s effort, Coolidge church visit, and curious old names amid a tense series.
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Robert T. Small
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
New York Giants
Freddy Lindstrom
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Oil Smith
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Ray Kremer
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Adams
Athlete runs 450 miles for war anniversary tribute
Berlin AP reports an athlete covered 450 miles in six days to reach von Hindenburg and honor Lick East Prussia during its 600th anniversary celebration for liberation in the war.
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von Hindenburg
Lick
East Prussia
Frank Perkins walks 70 miles on 70th birthday
On his 70th birthday Frank Perkins walked 70 miles in 15 hours in Yonkers New York. In 20 years he has hiked 20000 miles and aims for 100000 miles.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Frank Perkins
Georgia Tech backs power through Penn State defense in New York
Special lede from the Pona New York reports Georgia Tech defeated Penn State with a strong offensive line showing. The piece notes Tech's mid field march to a TD, praises Bill Fincher and Bill Alexander lineage, and cites need for faster backfield and better end play while predicting Tech’s potential.
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Lawrence Perry
Ponatello Tribune
New York
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Dixie
North
Tech
Bill Fincher
William Alexander
Wage Earners' Uplift Tops World History Says Report
Washington reports from the labor department show American wage earners enjoy record conditions with wages higher than any prior era. Payrolls are large, savings reach 9 billion dollars, and per hour wages rise across crafts from carpenters to plasterers. Unemployment is low, home buying climbs, and more workers move toward ownership as efficiency gains enable mass production without price hikes.
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J. C. Royle
The
Pocatello Tribune
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America
Department of Labor
Treasury Department
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Structural Iron Workers
Welcome Home MacMillan Expedition and Zenith Radio
The Arctic voyage of MacMillan and McDonaldome is hailed as a triumph. Zenith Radio is credited with reliable long distance communication during the expedition and is promoted for home use with the slogan It costs more but it does more.
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MacMillan
McDonald
Arctic
Zenradio
Zenith
Zenith Radio
America
Europe
New Zealand
Eilen M. Boyenger Opens New Foot Clinic Location
Chiropodist and foot specialist Eilen M. Boyenger announces relocation to 327 W Lewis Ave across from the post office with phone 703 for appointments and inquiries.
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Eilen M. Boyenger
Washington Pittsburg Five Games Result Report
The article lists game results between Washington and Pittsburg across five games with scattered figures for attendance receipts and shares from advisory council and players. It notes a large ocean liner dry-dock cost and mentions Australia adopting the black opal as the national stone.
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Australia
Washington to Play Nebraska in Lincoln Saturday
The Washington football squad left Seattle for Lincoln to face the University of Nebraska on Saturday. The delegation includes five three ends, five guards, five tackles, three centers and ten backs, led by coaches Enoch Bagshaw and Tubby Travies, trainer Hoe Edmundson, graduate manager Roscoe Torrance, and student manager Dick Stockwell.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Huskies
Enoch Bagshaw
Tubby
Traves
Hoe Edmundson
Roscoe Torrance
Dick Stockwell
Citizen's Barber Shop Ad Promotes Fresh Haircut
A vintage ad touts boys' haircut for 35 cents at Citizen's Barber Shop and notes fresh haircut and shave with clean steam towel. It emphasizes dressing well with grooming services rather than clothing.
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