Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1927-10-02 | Page 25 | Pirate Fans Remain Calm

PIRATE FANS RE REMAIN CALM PITTSBURG Oct I. I By By The As As- Associated Press Press Press- Press Calmly Calmly almly but with quiet satisfaction Pittsburg to today to to- today day received the news that the Pirates had lad won their second National league pennant In three years The wild scenes that followed the Corsairs Corsairs' triumph in the 1925 race were conspicuous by their absence to to- to day The Pirates' Pirates victory two years cars carsa ago a o however came after long sears jears ears of waiting and hoping on the part of the fans falls This year notwithstanding the closeness of the race a bulk of the he Pirate rooters had been confident rom from the start that their favorites would come through on top That faith was maintained through the most hectic days das of one of oC the hottest hotl st fights hi tn baseball history Thus the fans were prepared for the news that came today With the pennant clinched atten atten- attention attention attention tion was turned to the world series with the New York Yankees opening here next Wednesday Tickets rickets have been on sale here for some time and any doubting Thomas among amon the fans ans who preferred to wait ait until the flag was clinched beyond the shadow of a mathematical doubt before pur pur- purchasing purchasing chasing their seats eats for the annual fall classic may find it difficult to get them r now ay I