Openers Set as Johnson and Meadows Poised for Series
Washington manager Walter Johnson leans on Stan Coveleskie and Ed Kremer may join the Pirates if rain disrupts plans. Lee Meadows and Vic Aldridge are named for the Pirates opening games with Aldridge a possible starter if Meadows rests. The Senators expect Coveleskie to pitch later if needed.
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Pacific Coast
Young Penn Gridiron Pups Face Tough October Schedule
Lou Young in his third year as Penn football coach faces a brutal October slate starting with Brown Yale Chicago and Illinois on consecutive Saturdays. The Quakers also meet Haverford Pittsburgh and Cornell, with Grange and Chicago headlines looming.
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World Series Performers Gratham Aldridge Moore Wright
Grantham a 25 year old first baseman from Galena Kansas joined the Pirates in a major trade with Chicago. Aldridge a right hander born October 25 1894 from Indiana has a .667 win rate this season. Moore appeared at short and in 1924 hit .359 while Wright a tall 5 11 shortstop from Archie Missouri posts a .310 average today with 158 games last year.
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Moore Pirates pick Moore for second base in world series
Kentuckian Moore is expected to be Manager Mc Kechnie's choice for second base in the world series after Johnny Rawlings, hero of the Giants Yankees clash in 1921, is injured and out of action.
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Harold Traynor Plans With Pirates As Regular Third Baseman
Harold Joseph Pig Traynor has been the Pirates' regular third baseman for three years, establishing himself as a core infield presence and lineup stability for Pittsburgh.
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Pig) Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sandstorm to Meet Canyon Yearlings in Saturday Showdown
Golden Sandstorm hosts Canyon Yearlings after a 3–0 loss to the Laredo Pupils. The game at Riving Stadium aims to tighten team form for upcoming Class A conference play as Oscar Eckhardt leads Buffaloes toward Abilene Christian clashes.
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Carey Pirates Star: Max Carey Longtime Stolen Base Expert
Max Carey, veteran centerfielder for the Pirates, known for speed on the bases, joined the team after Detroit’s 1909 World Series win and has 652 stolen bases in fourteen years. Born in Terre Haute in 1890, he hit .325 in 1922 and plans to distribute auto accessories on the Pacific Coast this winter.
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Cuyler Leads Pirates Hitting In Third Season
Hazen S. Cuyler known as Kiki or Cuuy-Cuy is driving Pittsburgh’s 16 year wait for a pennant. In his third season he leads regulars with a .360 average and earlier seasons include stints with Bay City Charleston South Carolina and Nashville before solid Pittsburgh play. The 180 pound outfielder is noted for speed on the bases a strong throwing arm and is nicknamed a ball hawk. Born Harrisville Michigan August 39 1899 he also coaches industrial athletic teams in Flint Michigan during winter.
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Barnhart’s Sixth Year with Pirates Highlighted by Hitting
Clyde L. Barnhart of Buck Valley Pennsylvania, in his sixth Pirates season, emerges as a leading hitter. Signed as a free agent in 1920, he later moved through Birmingham before Aug. 15 release. His career includes 1915 with Frederick in the Blue Ridge league, a Meda season, and 1918 1919 independent play in Pennsylvania and New York.
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Tactless Texan Voices Humane Terrapin Race Concerns
A Amarillo columnist condemns terrapin racing as cruel and urges authorities to stop the event. He notes alleged on-track shooting and pain to terrapins, while riffing on local ads and community figures including Ed Green of Tyler Street and Rotary president. The piece weaves in varied local anecdotes and a call for humane treatment of animals.
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Bigbee Poised as Pirates Utility Player in World Series
Pirates outfielder Carson Lee Bigbee, in his tenth season with Pittsburgh, is expected to be the utility man in the world series. A 1915 Oregon alumnus, he joined Portland, moved to Tacoma, and was sold to Pittsburgh for 4000 dollars on July 28. His peak came in 1922 at .350 in 150 games, and 1923 edged .300. Last season he hit .262 in 89 games, this year around .235 in limited duty.
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Half Minute Interviews and Local Notes
J M Bulloch says he treasurers a church and stored collections after church. A later night break-in attempted to seize the collection, leading to a safe hiding place. Coast Time vaudeville airs Friday and Saturday. Cato Sells voices satisfaction with Amarillo visit and plans to return. Henry Thomson handles general insurance with phone 2027. B G Putney claims Ferguson can win Texas governor race easily and praises her governance.
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General repairs noted at 113 W Seventh with local business claims
Br O Walkup jokes that a fairvoyant would help a man peering at hundreds of credits as the Business Men's Association watches his affairs. Allen's Clothing advertises Kuppenheimer suits as the town’s sole source. A prominent Methodist notes Rev Stanley Hayne may be assigned to El Paso.
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Appointment decision set for Clovis this week
If he is chosen, the appointment will be made this week in Clovis where the Texas Oklahoma New Mexico conference convenes to Thorrow.
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Cure For Rupture Without Operation Promised
A letter from Wagene M Pullen of Marcellus Avenue Man vein describes a claimed non surgical cure for a ruptured hernia. The writer urges others to contact for full information on a method that allegedly avoids surgery, alcohol, and beer time.
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