Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1925, Page 120

Story v of the Third Game of the World Champlonsth Series Told in Photographs | | PRESIDENT COOLIDGE TOSSING OUT THE FIRST BALL OF YESTERDAY'S GAME. Mrs. Coolidge, Managers McKechnie and Harris and ROGER PECKINPAUGH, WASHINGTON SHORTSTOP, who was voted the most valuable player of the American League during the 1925 Judge Landis were in the President’s box when the cerémony took place. Copyright by Harris & Ewing. receiving a silver cup filled with cash, a gift from his friends. Copyright by Harris & E LEFT TO RIG HT: State Senator- Walk»r of New York, Deniocratic mayoralty candidate; Col. Jacob Ruppert, 5 " GOSLIN ARRIV AT THE HOME PLATE AFTER owner of the New \mk \.mkees and ]udgp Lnndls, high commissioner of orgunlnl base ball. in Judge A A CIRCUIT OF THE BASES. His. home run came in Copyright by Harriz & Ewing. sixth inning. & Copsright by P. & A. Photos. the fourth inning. Constight by “RAJAH” PECKINPAUGH, WASHINGTON SHORTSTOP, out at second base when he attem 1 to steal in rris & Ewing 5 o “UNCLE NICK” ALTROCK' AND AL SCHACHT, comedians of the IN SPITE OF WINTRY WEATHER THE GRANDSTANDS WFRL CROWDED TO CAPACITY. This picture was lnken just before yesterday’s . Washington team, providing amusement for the shivering crowd at the _ Copymisht by Harris & Ewins. Griffith Stadium. Copyright by Harris & Ewing. “STAN™ HARRIS AND “BILL” McKECHNIE, rijal nidnagers, having a fers words and posing for the camera man before: the-start. of the third game of the World. Scries. LDD)rUzhl by Harris & Ewing. game started. 4 < . » NRAT!{ RIGHT R DSI HIGH FLY TO GOSLIN IN THE FIRST INNING. The TRAYNOR, THIRD BASEMAN OF THE PIRATES, SCORING HIS TEAM'S FIR -IN THE SECO! ‘GAME. Max Cnrey converted an “otdinary inte dnhk. ’lh on cent eldex -l-os locr g ind INNING. He went home when Wright lofted to Goslin in’deep-left. += : o ‘. ‘him. going ‘safely. Mo.lmnd. n',v:ml s . ey . e ball & Fo 'h Bln bm fimfly "' rorind '} ‘?r i S -Dg:mw Plhote.