Pirates Rally To Tie Ninth In Dark Rain
A chaotic seventh and final innings sees the Pirates and Senators exchange rallies in a rain soaked game. Johnson labored as Pittsburgh ties the score on a late Carey double and Traynor's three base shot, with heavy late drama and field conditions looming.
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the Sande
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Peckinpaugh
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Melnnis
Bertie
Fials
Pennant Victory Justifies Faith McKechnie Says
Pirates manager McKechnie hails a comeback win over the Senators as the team clinches a pennant race. He notes Washington’s solid effort but praises Pittsburgh’s hitting surge and calls for next season’s preparations, with Harris planning a Europe trip in December.
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Meechnie Senators
Sting
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Washington
Johnson
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Tings
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Barnhart
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Phat
Fragmentary note on seventh Knaugh drop in dectsive context
Unclear OCR fragment mentions seventh and Knaugh with dropped letters in a detective context, yielding insufficient verifiable details for a full news summary.
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Hen
Knaugh
McKechnie Clan Grin After Ninth Inning Fanfare
The McKechnie family celebrated a wide grin after a late game play. Rube Oldham struck out Goose Gostin and the Iam out in champs. Alex McKechnie appeared to be the standout while taking returns from the Standards service.
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McKechnie
Rube Oldham
Gostin
Iam
Champs
Alex
Hutte
Standards Service
Washington
Pittsburg Fans Pay Tribute to Walter Johnson
Pittsburg residents gathered October 15 to honor baseball great Walter Johnson. Amid wrecked trains and fading memories, fans recalled his era with the Washington team and marked the city’s long wait since his peak years.
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Pittsburg
Walter Johnson
Vandball
Washington
World Series Notes on Hitting and Defense
Fragments describe errors and lineups as Washington, Hicks, and others vie for key plays. Mentions include managers, players with attempts at late hits, and confusion over positions and chances in the game.
Pirates Win World Series Title in Spectacular Game
Johnson defends his pitching as Washington errors spark a wild finish. Pirates win 1925 World Series ending a dramatic series marked by Aldridge’s early wildness and Peck’s costly plays, with Moriarty and umpires facing praise and criticism as the Pirates claim the championship.
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Hager
Pittsburg
Pirates
Washington
Vic Aldridge
Tay
Keres ‘Tuseday
Peck
Roger Peking Paugh
Moore Poperly
Players criticize late call as commissioner demands apology
The report notes players criticizing a close decision and the commissioner calling for an apology. The disputed moment involved a missed or controversial call at the park with outs and a pivotal play cited by Walter Barnhart of Blue. The incident hints at possible action or reaction from team officials.
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Walter Barnhart
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