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Title: Fans await start of 1925 World Series
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\nDescription: Pittsburgh was \u00d2a city resurrected, a city crazy with joy, a baseball city,\u00d3 declared the Pittsburgh Press on the day of the seventh and final game of the 1925 World Series. Outside Forbes Field\u00d5s gates, a crush of fans gathered hours before the opening pitch. They had seen their team rally from a 3-games-to-1 deficit to even the series against the favored Washington Senators. The fans\u00d5 long wait on a cold, rainy day paid off. In one of history\u00d5s most exciting World Series finales, the Pirates bested the Senators 9-7. This crumbling print in an oversized folder labeled \u00d2B\u00d3 (for baseball). A small segment of the picture was published on page one of the Pittsburgh Press on the day of the final game. \u00d2Immense throng battles way into Forbes Field,\u00d3 read the headline.
\nPlace: Forbes Field, Pittsburgh
\nDate: Oct. 14, 1925
\nRights: Pittsburgh Press
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