Max Carey Faces Off Against McNeely in World Series Play
Veteran outfielder Max Carey of Pittsburgh dominates center field with speed, defense, and baserunning as he faces Washington’s rising star McNeely in the 1925 World Series context. The piece lauds Carey's career, contrasts him with Tyrus Cobb, and notes McNeely's rapid rise and speed, highlighting their roles and rivalry.
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Big Train Johnson From Humboldt Leads Washington to Pennant
Walter P. "Barney" Johnson of Humboldt Kansas, known as the Big Train, remains a dominant force for the Washington Senators. At 38, his pitching helps the Senators chase the American League title, after 19 seasons and 27 wins last year. He is slated to start the World Series opener against Pittsburgh on October 7 at Forbes Field.
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Barney) Johnson
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Cy) Young
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Fred Clarke Puts Needed Punch Into Pirates Outfit
Fred Clarke veteran of many years boosts the Pirates as chief assistant to Bill McKechnie. He joined June 13 from Kansas ranch duties and his coaching helped spark a pennant chase. Clarke, born in Des Moines, rose from early minor league play to Louisville and to managing Louisville and Pittsburgh, guiding star players and the 1909 World Series champions.
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London Zoo Food Bill Reveals Grim Feeding Facts
The Old and worn-out horses in London were bought, fattened, slaughtered, and fed to zoo animals, with 440 beasts disposed of last year. The zoo’s diet included five tons of codfish, nearly forty tons of herrings, 34 000 pints of milk, 128 pounds of honey, 238 pounds of ants eggs, 77 pounds of meal worms, ten bunches of onions, 213 000 bananas, and 342 gallons of fresh milk, totaling 8400 in the year.
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Coveleskie to Start 2nd Game for Senators
Stanley Coveleskie named to start the second game of the World Series for the Washington Senators. The feature lists historic World Series stars from 1903 to 1924 with Stan Coveleskie noted among the era’s standout pitchers.
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Patent leather shoes premiere in England in coming month
Patent leather shoes described as bright and lustrous with a mother of pearl-like sheen are set to be introduced in England next month, promising a new fashion polish for footwear.
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