Waggoner Knocks Roberts In Second Round Bout
Waggoner scores a knockout against Roberts in the second round at the K of C hall arena. Roberts, a left-handed fighter, pressed early but Waggoner’s counter blows and a final haymaker send Roberts to the floor, referee Biddinger counts him out as the crowd reacts.
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Pirates Favored To Win World Series Over Senators
Henry L. Farrell reports National League backs Pittsburgh to overcome Washington in the world series, with Giants and other observers split. Pirates stronger than last year, while Senators benefited by luck in 1924. Public interest high as two popular teams race for the title and the country follows closely.
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Peckinpaugh Is American League Most Valuable Player
Peckinpaugh, Washington shortstop, wins the 1925 AL MVP title by a narrow margin over Al Simmons of the Athletics. He collects 45 points to Simmons 41 as a committee of one veteran writer from each AL city votes.
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Religious Education Conference Opens October 1 at South Bend
More than 900 delegates from Sunday schools high schools and college religious groups are expected for the Indiana Council of Religious Education annual youth conference opening October 1 in South Bend Ind. Harry Rowe superintendent announces a program on religious education in churches and Sunday schools. Leaders include P. R. Hayward Miss Cynthia Pearl Mays Frank M. McKibbon Edward Bartlett Gene Harris and John T. Albertson.
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Three preliminaries wrap up slow night of boxing
Last night at the K of C hall three preliminaries produced slow action except for Tolbert vs Gar diner which ended in a four round draw. Ward vs Bateman also drew after four rounds. Longinger vs Fountain, a four round bout, ended in a draw. Eddie Roberts and Brett Waggoner may meet again if terms are agreed. A meeting of Washington’s new basketball team is set for Friday at 7 at the Democrat office for interested players.
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Football victim may die from injuries at DePauw
Greencastle September 24. The audition of Maynard Gable 21 who was injured in a football scrimmage at DePauw University Saturday afternoon was unchanged today. His parents Mr. and Mrs. William Gable arrived from Portland Bore last night.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
American Association scores show Sneed cee 5-2 Foledo 2-1 Kansas City 8-1 Paul 4-4 Milwaukee 4-9 Minneapolis 2-8 Columbus 4 Louisville 0. American League Philadelphia 6-7 St. Louis 3-3 New York 7 Chicago 6 Detroit 15 Boston 1 Cleveland at Washington rained. National League Boston 6-2 Cincinnati Etho his 8-8 New York 0-2 Pittsburg 2 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 1.
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