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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
3
The account details a tense game with injuries and substitutions as the Pirates and Senators clash. Key moments include Bassett and Carey exchanges, fielding errors by Peck and Coveleskie, and late-inning advances.
Madison Wisconsin library school opens its 20th year with 36 students from state and coast to coast and one foreign country. During February and March the class will visit Wisconsin cities for practice in city libraries and many will become librarians in state towns next June. List of Wisconsin students includes Lola Barber Elizabeth Criserose Irene Eggert Elizabeth Gaston Theodore Haman Edna Mayer Hildred Nienaledt Barbita Oltod and others.
Mathewson, famed pitcher and World War I veteran known as the idol of baseball, died at his home in Bahanac Lake New York after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services scheduled for Saturday in Lutfhito, Pa. The Hall of Fame star served as a captain in the Navy, retired in 1920 after illness, and had recently returned to baseball work before his decline.
Report notes a silent tribute at a Worltýs Series game after the death of Christy Mathewson. Campbellianer Landis expressed surprise at the sudden loss, saying the tribute comes too suddenly to express sincere condolences.
The text chronicles a baseball pitcher whose career spanned factory and school origins to Keystone academy and the major leagues. It notes his 1908 season with a strong win percentage, 1909 success, and World Series appearances including five wins and one tie, with post season standout performances in 1904 in the New York Philadelphia series.
Ed Fraser praised Honus Traynor as the best Vall player in the opening game of the World Series. He noted Traynor's sharp grounder play and tough chances near Peckinnaughs grounder in the tenth inning. Fraser suggested Washington leads the Series, noting Johnson’s strong start and Meadows’ relief in the fifth.
Madison notes describe a vigorous scrimmage as Wisconsin's reserves and regulars split reps. Johnston scored the first TD for the varsity against the Grange, while Hill and Bhibaigh added scores for the Orange, with injuries sidelining key players. Coaches emphasized growth, and previews point to upcoming games against Carrell and the Normal squad, amid freshman injuries and lineup tweaks.
The major league sanctioned by the Waukesha Bowling association opened the season at the Clgar companys alley last night. The Wane kesh Tee Creay company beat Frank Enirath's plumbers by three pins and the Clary Mallinble corporation defeated Warr eaha Cigar company with a two pin margin. Scores were 108 and 192 for Clary Malliiste Corporation B.
Pittsburgh suffers a barren aftermath after a recent contest as readers brace for details. The report by Vy Vrank Geety details the mood and context, reflecting a sports setback and city disappointment.
The Pirates and Washington Senators fought a cold day as the series opened with the Senators winning 4 to 1. Attendance neared the million mark across seven games, totaling 1,093,104 receipts. Individual shares ranged from 5,959.04 for Washington players to smaller amounts for Giants players.
A faded game report states the Washington Senators held a strong lead in an opening against the Pirates. Veteran Stanley Coveleski pitched and Harris was poised to press the advantage with steady fielding and timely hitting. The Pirates, led by manager Rae Will McKeel and players like Johnny Murtson, faced early pressure as the Senators edged ahead in the opening.
Chicago game ends in a 0?0 tie after 19 innings as Cubs and White Sox battle in the city series. The marathon affair features strong pitching and late miscues, with key moments from Alex Clement and Blankenship.
Unclear OCR text reports a New York recital on July 4 with mentions of Amy Bind, plus references to a Calgary radio center and a PLM convention. Limited legible details hinder precise summary of events or participants.
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