[DOC] [TLE] History of baseball team nicknames - Wikipedia [PAR] This is a summary of the evolution of nicknames of the current Major League 
Baseball teams, ..... For years many sources have called the early Boston AL 
teams "Pilgrims" or "Puritans" or ..... teams that operated as an apartheid culture 
until major league baseball was integrated in 1947 by one-time Monarch Jackie 
Robinson. [DOC] [TLE] Boston Red Sox - Wikipedia [PAR] The Boston Red Sox are an American professional baseball team based in 
Boston, Massachusetts. The Red Sox compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) 
as a member club of ... The Red Stockings nickname was first used by a baseball 
team by the ... On December 18, 1907, Taylor announced that the club had 
officially... [DOC] [TLE] The Boston Pilgrims Never Existed by Bill Nowlin - Baseball Almanac [PAR] Major League Baseball calls them the Boston Red Sox. ... gives the incorrect 
impression that the team was known as the Red Sox during the 1907 season. ... It 
was not until the following year, 1908, that players donned red hosiery and 
played... [DOC] [TLE] The American League's Boston Pilgrims won the first of these in ... [PAR] Jul 8, 2016 ... The American League's Boston Pilgrims won the first of these in 1903 ... Until 
1907 this American League baseball team was nicknamed the... [DOC] [TLE] Origin of Boston Pilgrims Nickname - Celebrate Boston [PAR] The Boston Pilgrims did exist, in 1907 a poem and song inspired the team that 
soon were ... The Americans (Red Sox) were in the American League, and the 
Nationals or Beaneaters ... Believed of his cares, he's playing pennant baseball. 
... The December 19th 1907 Globe describes the event: "Before leaving 
yesterday Mr. [DOC] [TLE] Major League Team Names - Wordorigins.org [PAR] Apr 1, 2002 ... The modern American League team played in Philadelphia ... baseball team, 
playing 1869-71, before reverting to amateur status. ... The 1919 team was 
nicknamed the Black Sox by the fans. ... in the first few years, the Pilgrims, 
Puritans, Plymouth Rocks, Somersets. ... The name became official in 1907. [DOC] [TLE] Constructing baseball: Boston and the first World Series [PAR] commercial warfare and a peace treaty signed before the 1903 season, the two 
major circuits of baseball clubs were ready for combat once again, this ... of the 
players on that team hailed from that hometown. Few of .... the "Pilgrims. ... "Red 
Sox," until 1907. ... American League franchise in Boston, had set admission at 
half. [DOC] [TLE] Kennedy's Commentary: WHAT'S IN A NAME? THE ORIGIN OF ... [PAR] Jul 18, 2006 ... The name originally belonged to the first professional baseball team, the ... Until 
the 1908 season, the team wore dark blue stockings, and did not ... to them as the 
Boston "Americans", as in "American Leaguers". ... However, Boston's National 
League team was also known as the Pilgrims from 1909-1911. [DOC] [TLE] The First World Series and the Baseball Fanatics of 1903 - WorldCat [PAR] The team would not receive its hosiery nickname, the "Red Sox," until 1907. ... By 
1903, the public's affection had switched to the American League team, led by... [DOC] [TLE] Boston Red Sox | American baseball team | Britannica.com [PAR] Feb 27, 2015 ... American professional baseball team based in Boston. ... sports, the Red Sox 
won eight World Series titles and 13 American League (AL)... ... Alternative Titles: 
BoSox, Boston Americans, Boston Pilgrims, Boston Puritans, Boston Somersets 
... Founded in 1901, the franchise (then unofficially known as the... [DOC] [TLE] End Of Story: The 1912 New York Yankees.  Baseball Nerd [PAR] Apr 21, 2012 ... In those days, team nicknames were far less formal. It was ... (Highlanders didn't 
even appear in the New York Times until March 1906). ... Official MLB history 
and fans have totally reversed the team name equation. ... newspaper, which was 
to include a full-sized version

Question: Until 1907 this American League baseball team was nicknamed the Pilgrims
Answer: Boston Red Sox