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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
7
In a garbled 1920s style report, Im Tiuue praises a new Farrecl courtpiece after a Saturday night display. Judges and spectators reacted as the performance drew mixed reactions and questions about its world standing.
Summary of yesterday’s baseball scores across leagues with fixtures including Milwaukee over an opponent 14 to 10, Indianapolis 4 to 1 over Louisville, and Chicago and New York postings. Other results show Detroit 4 Washington 3 and Philadelphia 3.
Baseball roundup reports Bucky Harris drove in winning run with bases loaded in the ninth as the Senators crushed the Athletics 24 to 9. Neberrya misplayed ball, Lyon, Terry homered, and the Giants beat the Robins 2 to 0. Danny Vance fanned New York batters, allowing five hits. Hot Shawkey faltered for the Red Sox, but they outslugged the Yankees 9 to 5. Miller relieved Uple as Detroit plated four, Indians lost 4 to 5. George Slater homered twice and singled thrice as the Dypowns defeated the White Sox 15 to 11. Wartnett hit his 14th homer.
Johnny Myrra sets a javelin mark in windy conditions, with Helen Filkey and St. John’s Military Academy also strong. Chicago State and Western golfers eye the national open as Big Ten baseball tightens and wrestling debates unfold.
A Friday night Elks dedication celebration ended with a festive ball featuring two orchestras and lively dancing. David Boyd, conductor of one orchestra, received a prize of 100 dollars. The event's committee investigated a theft of two vases from the reception room and identified a suspect, with possible arrest if the vases are not returned.
Thadger Brien a longtime Milwaukee mason died at home after an illness. Stevens Point reports a big apple crop expected in neutral Wisconsin. Alexander pleading case notes assault charge and Georgia Conk sentenced to one year in state prison. Milwaukee jewelry theft totals several hundred dollars plus a child’s bank stolen from Nomecafsky’s home.
Rogers Kornshy, a St. Louis Cardinals figure, received flowers before the game. The Cardinals lost to the Rew 5 to 2. A Wisconsin survey reports mayor salaries in temper towns range from 325 to 5500 dollars.
Reports from highway 1 near Halfway describe a large crowd at County Lakes with a vehicle accident that narrowly missed occupants. A second collision on highway 61 led to arrests on charges tied to the incident and intoxication.
Prize winners named Buckstave and Ms. BL Puspuy led the judging panel for the city schools scrapbook contest. Entries showcased originality across grade levels, with honors for Best Individual Book and notable mentions across groups. Winners include Frederiele Newnan, Juck ny wigan, Caroline Peterspit, and Ehuer Burty, now on display in the school window.
Reported appeal for assistance from AmERIGANS amid Shangial unrest. Fragmentary text references Washington and a mineracing volume, with unclear chronology and garbled details about casualties and a state department notice.
In Vienna, amid anti German sentiment and Pan German undergraduates, police intervened as demonstrators were seized and dragged during a protest near the University of Vienna. Eyewitness reports describe a hostile atmosphere and clashes before order was restored.
The Athletics rely on a trio of right-handers led by Gray Rommel and Harriss as Southpaw strength powers an early 1925 season. Mack’s rotation features strong starts and steady wins from Rommel and Gray, with Harriss emerging as a key addition. The club shows promise to be a dangerous factor in the American League race as pitching depth grows.
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