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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

16

Pirates aim to romp away with series say managers

McKechnie of Pittsburgh and Harris of Washington vowed to stick with right handers after Pittsburgh won the second world series game. Ray Kremer will start for Pittsburgh against Alex Ferguson in Washington, while Emil Yde and Butch Ruether were expected to pitch for Pittsburgh. Harris noted Bluege’s possible absence and an X ray would be taken, with Buddy Myer at third if needed. Wright and Cuyler powered the Pirates as they claimed the lead in the Series.

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Senators Pivot Inning In Second World Series Game

Aldridge warmed up then pitched a wild first, Straynor spoke to him, Wright stranded Hicert, and Gaslin flied to Carey as the Pirates’ hitters rallied. A tense frame ended with no runs, no hits, and no errors before Coveleskie and Stenney Harris closed the inning.

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Pirates Rally In Fog Shrouded Exhibition Win

In a foggy display the Pirates overcome Senators with steady offense and sharp defense. Stanley Harris starred with a catching game as Coveleski held the Senators to one hit through the middle innings, while Grantham struggled to gauge the pitches.

Senators Pirates Rally In Baseball Doubleheader Mix

A disjointed box score shows errors and hits spread unevenly as Senators and Pirates struggle through multiple innings. Key moments include Harris mishandling a ball, Aldridge driving in runs, and Bluege leaving due to injury as Coveleskie and Wright coordinate a pitching duel and crowd roars rise during late rallies.

Unclear baseball play by play with errors and crowd reaction

The report details a chaotic baseball inning with fouls attempted sacrifices and misplayed balls. Moore scores ahead of Cuylers on a hit and run while Glarey is out at first. A crowd erupts as a ball bounds into the stands amid multiple errors and substitutions.

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Cubs Beat White Sox In First City Series Game

Chicago Cubs win the Chicago city series opener 2 to 1 as Wilbur Cooper limits the White Sox to five hits. Adams, Freigau, and Johns contribute for the Cubs while Lyons, Kerr and Schalk handle pitching for Chicago. The deadlock earlier in the series ends with Cubs scoring the decisive run in the sixth inning.

Chicago White Sox Wilbur Cooper Cubs Ted Lyons Dickie Kerr Lyons Adams Freigau John Balla Montll Bob Falk Brooks Grimm Whitie Sox Kerr Schalk Cooper Gonzales

Washington Attack Slows. Harris Calls It Off Day

Washington manager Bucky Harris labeled the loss as an off day for his club after a pitching duel with Stan Coveleskie. Aldridge battled Pirates hitters through two frail frames while Glenn Wright’s homer and defensive plays kept Pittsburgh ahead. Washington’s Bluege exited early, Myer debuted at third, and Alex Ferguson was slated to start upcoming games in Washington.

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