Franklin Kicks Win for Tornadoes in Low-Scoring Tilt
Jasonville Golden Tornadoes edged Gosport Fliers 3 to 0 as a 25 yard drop-kick by Chuck from the first half minute proved decisive. Gosport's strong line and late Layman run were nullified by a controversial out of bounds call, preserving Jasonville's narrow victory.
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Sport Chatter
Nats Hopeful After Rough Season and Trades Ahead
The Nationals face a tough winter as veteran critics say Washington is an aging club. Baseball men note the Athletics lack speed, and early talks predict the Browns will contend next season while the Yankees may rebound. Key players Rice Blenge Harris McNeely Judge Ruel are highlighted as questions loom over Johnson Coveleskie and Reuther. Bucky Harris is praised for shoring up the roster with prudent spending.
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Baseball Fans Fill Council Chamber for World Series Replay
More than three hundred fans gathered Sunday to hear The Democ s play by play of the fourth game of the world series. Palmer and Webster reported despite rain. A large scoreboard and comfortable chairs drew attendees as fans enjoyed the live air broadcast in the council chamber.
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Professionals Gave Fine Exhibition On Rainy Golf Course
A sizable gallery attended a weather challenged exhibition golf match on the Ocall course. Howard Sightees shot 71, first nine 36 second nine 35, Harley Denny near, Leoay 73, Dwight Mitchell 74, Raymond Bcher Philadelphia tied course record with strong early nine. Leonard posted notable scores across seven holes.
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Senators and Pirates Vie For Tie In Weekend Play
The league standings show Pirates and Senators contending for first place amid tight results and player changes. Leo S William returned from illness as the Senators won four straight to pull even for fourth, while Giants and Athletics traded wins in a close week as teams jockey for position.
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Odon White Sox Rally To Beat Washington Grays 6 5
In a tight late game at Odon the Washington Grays led 5 0 before the Odon White Sox rallied from fifth inning deficit to win 6 5. Key hits included Yeager’s first inning double and Swartz’s two base hit in the second, with Killion delivering the deciding run in the ninth as McClellan shined for the Grays.
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Bracing Up Base Ball Teams for 1926 Season
United Pass Sports Editor reports on how major leagues plan for 1926. John McGraw and Henry L Farrell at the Polo Grounds prepare rookies and reshuffle pitchers and infielders. Giants, Pirates, Cardinals, and Athletics are cited as contenders with injuries and coaching changes shaping next year’s race.
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Football and boxing notes from a crowded sports night
Sport Chatter laments low scoring in a Gosport Fliers vs Jasonville Tornadoes game while praising basketball warmth and a night of boxing in Indianapolis. The column highlights Chuck Franklin and Speedy Layman in football glimpses, Waggoner’s Capitol City bout prep, and local court news mingled with sporadic city notes.
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Shelburne High School halts Linton in high scoring tilt
Shelburne High School overwhelmed Linton with a 132 to 39 football victory Saturday. Linton players led with multiple scorers including one with 12 touchdowns from the lineup, while Shelburne showcased strong defense and numerous scoring drives. Indiana University crushed Michigan 62 to 0 as Yost’s squad extended its win streak and featured standout players Boyer Courim and Larry Marks among many scorers.
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