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Story April 12, 1925

The Milwaukee Leader

Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin

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Baseball commentary on 1924 Yankees' pennant loss and hopes for Giants' defeat in upcoming season, favoring underdog St. Louis teams; McGraw fears Pirates, Cubs, Superbas.

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added pitching strength, repeat their: startling victory of 1924?

These and other questions arise, but, as usual, all pre-season dope, hunches and predictions are worth one wilted German mark. It was a fine thing for baseball last year when the Yankees were beaten out for the American league pennant.

Likewise it would do us all good if the Giants were beaten. But what team can play the part of David

and take a fall out of this machine like Goliath? McGraw says he fears the Pirates, Cubs and Superbas in that order. And Stagg has been "fearing" Purdue for years!

Give a thought to the mound city of St. Louis. The two St. Louis clubs are the only teams in both leagues that have never won a pen-nant. It would be a fine thing if the Browns or the Cards came in ahead this year, and both Sisler and

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph Fortune Reversal

What keywords are associated?

Baseball Pennant Giants Yankees St. Louis Mcgraw Sisler 1924 Victory Pre Season Predictions

What entities or persons were involved?

Yankees Giants Mcgraw Pirates Cubs Superbas Stagg Purdue St. Louis Clubs Browns Cards Sisler

Where did it happen?

St. Louis

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Key Persons

Yankees Giants Mcgraw Pirates Cubs Superbas Stagg Purdue St. Louis Clubs Browns Cards Sisler

Location

St. Louis

Event Date

1924

Story Details

Pre-season speculation questions if any team can upset the Giants like the Yankees' 1924 loss, dismisses predictions as worthless, hopes for St. Louis Browns or Cardinals to win their first pennant, with McGraw fearing Pirates, Cubs, and Superbas.

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