Senators' lead to 4–3. In the fourth, Joe Harris's two-run double extended Washington's lead to 6–3. Back-to-back doubles by Carey and Kiki Cuyler in the fifth cut the lead to 6–4, then in the seventh, Moore reached first on an error before Carey's RBI double and Traynor's RBI triple tied the game. Roger Peckinpaugh's home run in the eighth off of Ray Kremer put the Senators back atop 7–6, but in the bottom half, back-to-back two-out doubles by Earl Smith and Carson Bigbee tied the game. A walk and fielder's choice loaded the bases before Cuyler's two-run double put the Pirates atop 9–7. Red Oldham retired the Senators in order in the ninth to end the series. The Pirates hit Walter Johnson hard for 15 hits in a 9–7 comeback win in rainy, wet and muddy conditions. The Pirates were the first team to come back from a 3–1 deficit in a seven-game series. Composite line score 1925 World Series (4–3): Pittsburgh Pirates (N.L.) defeat Washington Senators (A.L.) Notes See also 1925 Negro World Series References External links World Series World Series Pittsburgh Pirates postseason Washington Senators (1901–1960) postseason 1920s in Pittsburgh World Series World Series October 1925 sports events Baseball competitions in Washington, D.C. Baseball competitions in Pittsburgh