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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
3
Real leaders and players across the American League credit Bucky Harris, manager and second baseman of the Senators, for winning the pennant again. A sure fielder and clever baserunner, he shines in the pinch at bat and has his name emblazoned in baseballs Hall of Fame.
Rajah Peckinpaugh, aged legs and a lingering pain, remains the standout shortstop and is Bucky Harris’ right-hand man in mapping Washington team strategies for the season.
The Indians let Stanley Coveleskie go for the waiver price and the Senators picked him up, sparking laughter from the wise men. The veteran Pale gave Harris a challenge and became the year’s standout spitball pitcher in the American League.
Clyde Barnhart, Smoky City right fielder, showcases all round capabilities. His hitting stands out this year and he is solid in the outfield, contributing to the Pirates with dependable defense and consistent at bats.
Longtime guardian of the iron door for the Senators, Joe Judge began in the majors as a kid. Though often banged up, he plays steady at bat and in the field, with a knack for delivering a homer in clutch moments.
It is hard to picture a player like Carson Bighee sitting on the bench watching his Pirates battle for the world series title. Illness forced him out of the regular out field. He has been playing lately and showed his old time form.
A harsh, single opinion piece targets Mr Speed May Methusaleh Carey criticizing his performance with the Pirates. It mocks his batting average of over 240, baserunning, throwing, and fielding, labeling him of no value to the team.
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