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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
3
In the 1925 world series coverage, Roger Peckinpaugh ties Honus Wagner’s 1903 record with six errors after six games as the Pirates and Yankees push the series. Fans praise Wagner’s past greatness while debating Peckinpaugh’s chance to break the mark.
Fragmented report shows multiple Coast League matchups delayed in Portland Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles with players listed in incomplete lines. Notable names include Kunz Baker Pfeffer Griffin Yelia Piercey Cook Canfield Twitchell Renee Koehler and Phillips Sandberg though team results are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Dr. C. P. Groom relocates from the Sonnenkalb building to rooms above Temple Pharmacy. Phone 935. Wanted clean cotton rags at The Tribune.
Twenty four rounds of boxing under Bing ham post 93 of the American Legion will be held in Shelley. John H. Kane of Pocatello will supervise under state license held by the Ririe Athletic Club. Main six round bout Marvin Wilson of Casper versus Kid Eaton of Ririe. Semi windup Dutch Stanko of Casper versus Bean Hampton of Shelley. Prelims include Wild Bill Smith of Dillon Montana versus George E Williams of Shelley Kid Russell of Woodville versus Battling Mace of Idaho Falls. Starts 7 45 PM.
A review by H J Stegeman, UGA athletics director, notes a trend toward reduced forward passing in the South as teams rely on ground plays. Alabama and Georgia show strong ground games with selective passing, while Maryland, Vanderbilt, Sewanee and others post improving offensive output as teams move past the turning point in their 1920s style.
In San Diego on Friday night Spug Myers of Pocatello won a decisive ten round victory over Frank Tierney of San Francisco. Myers dominated the bout with sharp combinations and steady pressure to secure the win.
Empire City Racing at Yonkers and Latonia Jockey Club closeouts. Maryland Fair at Urel. Chicago Business Men’s Racing. Grand Circuit trotting ends in Atlanta. Northern California golf title in San Francisco. Western Beagle Beach Show at Bass Lake. Intersectional football contests include Columbia vs Ohio State in Columbus Notre Dame vs Army at West Point Georgetown vs Detroit Syracuse vs Indiana Bucknell vs Haskell Indians in Lewisburg Pa.
Washington grants Pitchers Coveleskie and Marberry a thousand dollar bonus for the past season. Coveleskie led the American League in pitching with top marks, while Marberry played a key relief role. Griffin denies Goose Goslin trade rumors but hints at Peckinpaugh’s possible managerial move amid uncertain team strength.
Rice Institute athletics director notes Texas teams adopting Notre Dame style with balanced lines and backfield alignment. He cites Texas University Southern Methodist and Texas A&M as strongest teams this season, praising Texas University for a close game with Vanderbilt and Texas A&M for a tie with the University of the South.
The report notes that New Mexico and Arizona grid teams lack depth and that no standout players have emerged besides Saxon of the University of Ore. It compares region teams to Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana, saying Oklahoma colleges are not clearly stronger than fair this season.
In Tucson on Friday the Utah Utes edged the Arizona Wildcats 9 to 0 as a late field goal and a touchdown decided the game. Arizona held Utah scoreless for most of the contest, with results also noting Occidental 14 Redlands 6 and Texas A and M 7 SMU 0. In Idaho Boise beat Alumni 7 to 0 and Nampa defeated Ontario 40 to 6.
A hunting party composed of R. E. Keener Will Howard Ben Layng and Carl Spongberg is leaving today for to hunt game in the county.
A group from Montpelier will spend the weekend hunting in nearby woods, planning to return by Sunday.
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