1924 season finale — source, timing and descriptive transcript

Finished edit: 60 seconds, 1280 x 720, 24 fps, silent.
Real archival images; no synthetic action or modern team-season claim.

00–06 seconds: Identify the year, subject and archival teaching example.
Text: 1924 season finale / A sports highlight editing example / 60 seconds | silent | archival footage.

06–14 seconds: Use a wide view before closer action.
Original file: 24–32 seconds. Label: 1  |  Establish the setting.

14–26 seconds: Keep a readable action sequence with the newsreel's own cuts.
Original file: 46.25–58.25 seconds. Label: 2  |  Let action breathe.

26–38 seconds: Show a later passage without claiming an uninterrupted camera take.
Original file: 190–202 seconds. Label: 3  |  Keep source order.

38–48 seconds: Leave time for the crowd after the action.
Original file: 210–220 seconds. Label: 4  |  Stay for the reaction.

48–60 seconds: Identify the source and the silent edit.
Text: Source film / Kinograms / Educational Pictures (1924) / Library of Congress / Silent excerpts; added piano score omitted / Complete source and shot log beside the video.

Picture source: Kinograms / Educational Pictures, 1924.
Credit: Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division.
https://blogs.loc.gov/now-see-hear/2014/10/film-of-the-washington-senators-winning-the-1924-world-series-found/

1924 U.S. film images assessed as U.S. public domain using the Copyright Office's current pre-1931 rule. The later piano score is excluded; this is not a licence for every item hosted by the repository or every territory.
https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ15a.pdf

The 2014 added piano score by Andrew Simpson is excluded. The final file has no audio stream.
Excerpts retain source speed, aspect and order. The old newsreel already contains cuts; these are not claimed to be one continuous play.
Original text cards and assembly: AlbumMap editorial demonstration, 24 October 2026, using FFmpeg. No claim to the original film images.