Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-15
boston LEADS CITIES
IN BASEBALL HON8RS
lis Teams Have Won League
Championships
Since 1872
OLD OUTFIELDER
NOW A JUDGE

Boston leads all American cities
in baseball honors The victory OF
the Braves in the National league
race gives Boston IS pennants IN
major leagues The championship Of
the National league was won in 1872,
1873 1874, 1875, 1877 1878, 1882, 1891
1892, 1898. 1897, 1898 and 1914. Other
pennants we're won by the Boston
brotherhood club in 1890, the Boston
American association in 1891, and the
Boston Red Sox in 1903, 1904 and
1912, the Red SoX also capturing the
worlds series from the Pirates and
Giants in 1903 and 1912, respectively
The victorious Boston teams of
1872, 1878. 1874 and 1875, played in
the National association, which be-
camo the National league in 1876
Among the noted players who wore
Boston uniforms in those days were
A. G. Spalding, Cal McVey Ross
Barnes, George Wright, Harry
Wright, Andy Leonard, Jim Manning,
first Boston team to win the National
League pennant in 1877 was made up,
as follows.
Tom Bond, pitcher; Lew Brown,
catcher Jim White, John Morrill,,
George Wright Ezra Sutton and An
dy Leonard infielders. and Jim
ORourke. Tim Murnane and II.
Schacfer outiiolders.
The champion team of 1878 inclu-
ded Bond, with the famous Charley
/ Snyder behind the bat The base
man were Morrill,, Burdock and SUIT
ton. with Wright at shortstop, and
Leonard. ORourke AMI Manning in
the 0utiield.
In 1883 the Bostons, under The
management of Morrill,. who played
first base won the flag after coming
| from nowhere in the final strides Of
/ the campaign Morrill, had two great
/ pitchers in Jim Whitney and Charley
Burlington. with Mike Hines and
Mertie Hackett behind the bat Bur
dock at second, Sutton az third Sam
Wise at short and the outfield guar
ded by Joe Hornung, Paul Radford
and c. Smith, who is now a supreme
court Judge in Pennsylvania.
The late Frank G.. Selee, one Of the
best managers that ever sat on the
bench, handled the champion Bos-
tons in 1891. 1892. 1897 and 1898. Sc
lees first pennant winner was COM
posed of Clarkson. Nichols and sta
ley. pitchers; Bennett and Canal,
catchers; Tucker Quinn and Nash on
the bases Long, shortstop: Lowe,
Brodie, Stovey, Mike Kelly and Mar
Tin Sullivan In the Outfield.
Selee's men, with Stivetts added TO
the pitching STAFF. and the placing OF
Hugh Duffy and Tom Mccarthy i'm
the outfeld to help out Lowe. pre-
scented almost the same lineup in
1892 Gin Carroll suppianted Lowe
i'm 1893, while Kelly was released and
new catcher named Merritt was
signed to aid Bennett and Ganzil
Lowe was assigned TO second base in
, place of Quinn.
, The victorious Bostons in 1897 in
) Guiding Nichols. Klobedanz, Lewis
D. and Stivetts, pitchers; Bergen, Gan.
4. I'll and Lake, catchers: Tenny. Low,
r and Collins. on the bases; Long ant
p Allen. shortstops; Duffy BILLY Hamll
S ton and Chick Stahl, ouiiielders. Sc
4 lee had the same team I'm 1898, Will
& the exception of Ganzil Lake and AL
n len. Vic Willis, a pitcher. and Yea
e ger. a catcher, we're added
That was Boston's last Nationa
D. league pennant winner For scvera
Ie years later Seleo left the club an
IS signed TO handle the Chicago Cubs
Io Oddly enough. Stallings like the Ia
rs mented Selec. Is a bench manage
At employing many of the latter's sue
n cessful methods.
lie Arthur Irwin, present scout OF M
m Yankees. was the manager OF IN
IS Boston brotherhood champions
s., 1890. The roster included Radbourl
D. Gumbert, Daley. Kilroy and Maddel
IS pitchers; Mike Kelly. Murphy an
Is Levev, catchers; Brouthers, Quin
he and Nash, basemen; Irwin, shortstoI
N Hardy. Richardson, Tow Brown al
al StOvey. outiielders.
e. The Boston association team
N 1891 also was managed by Irwin
OF who sat on the bench and handle
IS, HaddOck Burlington, Daily. Grimi
r. and O'Brien. pitchers: Kelly. Murpi
le and Duke Farrell, catchors. Broutl
n ers. Stricken and Bill Joyce. basemeI
lg Radford. shOrtstop. RichardsO
Brown and Duffy. outfelders.
be Jimmy Collins led the Boston n,
le Sox 10 victory in 1903 and 1904 TT
al players in 1903 were Cy Young. hi
ne cen. Winters and Gibson, pitcher
I'd Criger, Farrell and Jake Stahl. ca
i'd chers Lachanco. Ferris and Collin
D. basemen; Parent shOrtstop: Doug
-, erty. Chick Stahl and Freeman, on
NJ helders. In 1904 Collins added Jos
~ Tannehill 10 his pitching staff al
n sunplanted Dougherty with Selbac
70 otherwise the team remained n
in changed.
TO Tho worlds champion Red SoX
ad 1912 were made up Of Joe Woo
his Hugh Bedient Hall, pape. Collir
be Cicotte and OBrien. pitchers: Cor
lly gan, Cady and Nunamacher. cate
ers; Jake Stahl, Hugh Bradley, T.
ors gle, Yerkes. Wagner and Gardner. /
ds. helders; with Hooper, Lewis. Spea
ade er and Henrickson in the ouife
yer Stahl was the manager
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