Pirates Triumph In Fifth World Series Classic At Pittsburg
In a tense fifth game, Pittsburgh Pirates overpower Washington Senators 3 2 as Aldridge does not collect a hit yet provides steady defense and timely plays. Key moments include Barnhart scoring on a Cuyler hit, Carey stealing bases, and decisive late rallies that cement the Pirates’ win and shift momentum back to Pittsburgh.
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Pirates win with desperate attack in pennant series
In a 13 to 7 Pittsburgh victory over Washington, the Pirates exploded in the third inning and never looked back. Barnhart sparked the rally driving in Carey and Wright, while Coveleskie struggled after the barrage as Aldridge steadied the mound for Pittsburgh.
Pirates rally stalls Senators in tense game
In a tight contest, the Pirates pull within reach as Carey, Cuyler, and Barnhart spark a late rally. Coveleskie exits after surrendering key hits, while Joe Judge makes a spectacular defensive play and Ossie Bluege returns at third for Washington. The Senators tempo slips in the later innings as Aldridge shuts the door.
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Rain May Halt Pittsburg World Series Game
Pittsburg forecaster warned drizzling rain may delay the World Series game set for tomorrow in Pittsburg. The observer said rain would continue into tomorrow with cooler weather expected Wednesday, reducing chances of a clear game start.
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Joe McCarthy to Manage Chicago Cubs Next Year
Associated Press reports that Joe McCarthy, manager of Louisville in the American Association, will pilot the Chicago Cubs for 1927. William L. Veeck, Cubs president, announced terms were agreed and McCarthy would report tomorrow. his Louisville club had just lost the world series to the Baltimore Internationals.
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Washington Pirates series game features costly miscue
In a tight contest at Forbes Field, Cuyler drove a Coveleskie pitch into left allowing a run, while Aldridge struggled with control. Washington’s late rallies fell short as Marberry yielded nine hits and a rough seventh inning sealed the Pirates' 1 run advantage.
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Coolidge Leaves Washington as Pirates Win Game
President Coolidge departed early to honor an engagement while the Pirates led 2 to 1 over Washington. Mrs. Coolidge stayed to cheer and kept score as Jos Harris homered to help Washington rally. Coolidge later greeted Pirates manager Harris and threw out the first ball before departing with Frank W. Stearns.
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