Peckinpaugh and Pirates Crowned 1925 World Series Champions
Roger Peckinpaugh's eight errors loom as the key storyline in a rain drenched finale that gives Pittsburgh the series title over Washington. Walter Johnson struggles as Pie Traynor and the Pirates surge in treacherous conditions behind a muddy field and a determined defense.
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Stand Collapse Hurts Dozens at W and J Game
Two spectators were killed and many more injured when a section of the Washington and Jefferson college football grand stand collapsed during the W and J versus Carnegie Tech game. About 300 people fell into Catfish Creek as rescuers and firemen freed victims. the game was halted.
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Pocatello Boys Shine on Columbia Football Squad
Father John J. Reynolds reports five Pocatello students on Columbia’s varsity roster. Jack Jackson George Lamb and Kenneth Leute start on the backfield with Martin at fullback. Jackson’s 90 yard TD dash and key tackles highlight a thrilling tie with Pacific University.
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Better Weather on Eastern Slope Weather Report
The eastern slope saw a gusty storm with four inches of snow and a 23 degree low. Forecasts predicted continued cold conditions with frost tonight as Wyoming and nearby stations felt the chill from the storm.
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Tech Tigers Triumph Over Utah Freshmen In Hard Fought Clash
Tech Tigers win 7 to 0 as they stop Utah Freshmen after a tight battle. Key plays include Sell scoring from the one foot line with a touchdown and successful extra point, plus strong Tech defense turning back late Frosh advances. Ball carriers include Sell Ball Johnson Wade and Orburton among others. Officials were Phillips referee Gillespie umpire Fox timekeeper.
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College Football Scores From Across the Nation
A sweeping roundup lists scores for many colleges and universities including Army over Notre Dame 27 to 6, Dartmouth 56 Maine 9, Brown 48 Bates 0, Purdue 44 Rose Polytechnic 0, California 6 Oregon 13, Northwestern 0, Delaware Norwich 28, Colorado Teachers 53, Trinity 5, and Wisconsin 0 among numerous others.
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Wool market activity shows firm prices and cautious demand
In Boston on October 17 the wool market sees large buyers moving substantial stock while others face restricted activity. Prides remain firm with some advance in several lines though overall movement on a replacement basis is near a deadlock. Mills anticipate slower business ahead.
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Men Favor Corsets in Fashion Shift Across Europe
New York reports men embrace corset and waistline reducers to impress women. Robert C. Burton, president of a leading corset firm, says fashion tours in Europe from Constantinople to London show women discarding surplus garments. The trend favors garments that emphasize natural body lines and a fuller silhouette.
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Weather Outlook for Oct 17 in plateau region
Weather outlook shows fair conditions in the east and occasional rain in the west. Temperatures rise above average through most of the week with cooler readings near the end.
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Explosion and Fire Damages Powder House Site
An explosion at a powder house near Stafford Street and Bryden in Grafton West Virginia caused a fire that damaged two small buildings. No injuries were reported. Local authorities investigate the blast and assess the site for further hazards.
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Californians Visit Rome for Holy Year Pilgrimage
Pope Pius XII received a delegation of Holy Year pilgrims from California led by Archbishop Edward J. Hanna of San Francisco. The group, originally 75 strong, grew as Californians in Italy joined, with more than double the initial number present today. The pope praised their distant travel for holy year duties.
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Robbers Hold Up Internation al Harvester Plant Payroll
Four robbers raided the International Harvester plant on the far south side and escaped with about $45,000 in payroll. Three subordinate officials and several office employees were tied up during the heist, and the quartet fled in an automobile through a shower of dust.
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Jackson Realty Offers Verified Property Services
Real estate firm Jackson Realty promotes owner services claiming verified client referrals and property listings. The gist centers on trusted marketing for customers seeking property management and sale assistance.
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