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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
2
A scrambled relay of names and places yields a brief note on Mandy Brooks leading a rally stage. The report mentions Rennelsea, Coshocto, and Derms as part of a contested afternoon event with drivers and a club, noting a key moment where a regimentary reversal occurred.
Dyer’s team rode five sacks and two runners scoring to victory as Purtell drove the first big hit and Rome scored on a bat. Henke’s double play and Silverman’s strong hitting keyed the visitors’ defense. Milter of Ohio State earned the win with late innings solid pitching.
Yesterday's results show Cambridge and Coshocton near the top with Coshocton beating Zanesville. In baseball notes, New York, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn led on the scoreboard while Toronto and Baltimore fought for league standing. Amateur stars Ju m Barnes and others were mentioned in Open play at Prestwick and midseason matchups across the circuit.
Ernie Johnson emerged as a premier pinch hitter for the New York Yankees. The left handed batter earned praise from manager Miller Huggins for his speed and clutch hits, delivering several rallies and home runs in late situations and a dramatic ninth inning spot against Cleveland.
Seven colleges entered in a major regatta with entries including Cornell and Pennsylvania. The event features universities racing for supremacy as teams from the East, West, and other regions prepare to compete on a notable course.
Lou Koupal, right hand pitcher, was sold from Omaha to the Pittsburgh Nationals and sent to the Kansas City American Association club on a special option. He may be recalled on 45 hours notice. Sam Dreyfuss, Pirates treasurer, confirmed the move.
At a Saturday league gathering in Dennison and nearby towns, teams report strong battery performances led by Miller and Smith with Farland and Mercer for one side and Robinson, Smith, and Nadelson for another. New Philadelphia and Newark sections note settled schedules and upcoming draws as managers strive to improve the Twins’ chances. Washington and New York reports reference matches, lineups, and efforts to maintain momentum in the second half.
The report lists multiple team matchups including Milwaukee, Louisville, and Toledo with players such as Peterson Fitzsimmons Dyer and McCracken noted. It records first and second games with various line scores and mentions associations and batteries.
The report describes a baseball bout with Cobas and Johnson in a stadium setting tonight. Johnson excels in pinch hitting and key plays while opponents like Rees and Erler contend, highlighting an unusual success with late-game hitting.
Yale University announces the election of Daniel Lingley of Eastlesoed New York as the new captain of the varsity baseball team succeeding Mord? Woodson who concluded his college year in 1926 at Conn. The move ends June 22 in New York.
A jumble of sports results lists teams and players with stray phrases about a Berlin empire and Hohenzollern, suggesting a chaotic recap of yesterday's games and a surprising political aside.
Historic fragment mentions Johnny Walker Silverman and Stiller being pursued by major ivory hunters. The garbled text references George Gibson and a Chicago connection, with unclear events and outcomes.
Fragmented text notes four Americans at Wimbledon with references to notable contestants and possible mentions of Garland and other names. Details unclear due to OCR damage but indicates participation and notable players.
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