Baseball World Series winners and losers since 1903
A compiled summary notes how American League pennant winners won 16 of 29 World Series against National League champions from 1903 to 1929. It lists yearly results with teams like the Boston Americans, New York Nationals, Philadelphia Americans and others, highlighting key matchups and outcomes.
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Havel
Collyer
Boston Americans
Pittsburgh Nationals
New York Nationals
Chicago Americans
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
Bosto Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Cincinnati Nationals
Cleveland Amn
Brooklyn Na
New York Americans
Washington Americans
Louis Nationals
New York Amricans
Probable Starting Hurlers For Opening World Series
The 1930 World Series opener in Philadelphia pits the Philadelphia Athletics against the St. Louis Cardinals with Burleigh Grimes likely to start for the Cards and Connnie Mack expected to counter with Lefty Grove. Grimes had 14 wins and 10 losses this season while Grove was 27 and 5 with 189 strikeouts, though Grove has been relief-used at times. The Cards ace was reported to be dealing with a lingering issue in the days before the game.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Gabby Street
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Lefty
Street
Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Sylvester Johnson
K. M. Landis
A’s
Tris Speaker
Athletics
Bobby Jones Returns Home to Atlanta Amid Cheers
Bobby Jones arrives from Philadelphia to a warm but modest homecoming in Atlanta. Crowds, cameras, and trains echo the monarch’s return, with his father and mother greeting the boy who has inspired broad support. A financial report highlights $14,000 in educational work and extensive community outreach, funded in part by a chicken egg plan. Petersburg reports the largest local membership gain with 46 new members.
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Atlanta
Little Bobby
Robert Tyre 3d
Daddy Bobby
Bobby
Treasury
Henrico County
Accomas
Alexandria City
Warwick County
Fairfax
Prince William Gloucester
York
Loudoun
Mecklenburg
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Petersburg
Mrs Hoge Heads State W C T U in Prohibition Push
The State W C T U, led by Mrs Laura Smith Hoge, urged stronger organization and active membership to boost prohibition benefits. A grand gold medal contest highlighted by Miss Dorothy, with medals presented by Dr J W Cammack, followed by a monument unveiling for Rev John R Moffett. Henry Glasgow spoke, with Rev C J D Parker and Dr E L Bain also addressing the gathering.
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Laura Smith Hoge
Gilbert Newson
Vee
Danville
Southampton
Hover
Norfolk
Dorothy
J. W. Cammack
Averett College
John R. Moffett
Henry Glasgow
Roanoke
C. J. D. Parker
E. L. Bain
Executive Committee
Market report shows wholesale prices and dairy feed rates
A dated market page lists local wholesale prices for flour eggs butter and feeds. It notes figures for calves heifers pigs sheep dairy feed and crack corn with regional entries for Baltimore wholesale items and regional livestock like steers spring lambs and hogs.
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Baltimore Wholesale Wheat
Cpp
Ccs
Winchester notice of suit by Hannah E Mahon against Ritter duo
In Winchester Virginia the clerk's office records a civil suit by Hannah E Mahon against W W Ritter and Bertha B Ritter to recover 800 dollars with interest from June 1 1929, with credits totaling 74 dollars, a lien on land on West Braddock Street, and publication and posting orders for four weeks. Defendants must appear within fifteen days of publication. The case is filed September 22 1930 with Deputy Clerk Corinne Barnett and Herbert B Larrick.
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Corporation Court OF the City OF
Winchester
Hannah E. Mahon
W. W. Ritter
Bertha B. Ritter
Hannah E Mahon
Braddock Street
Cory and
Clifford Streets
Said Street
W. Www Ritter
W. W Ritter
Virginia
Evening Star
Corinne Barnett
Herbert
Larrick
Managers of Two Pennant Winning Teams
Connie Mack and Gabby Street lead pennant winning clubs in the American and National Leagues and offer limited comments on their World Series chances. Mack says his team is strong and declines to predict the outcome, noting the opponent Cards will have a tough contest. The story hints the managers may deserve substantial credit for any victory.
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Connie Mack
Gabby Street
Mack
Mr. Mack
Philadelphia
Patetelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Walter Johnson
Cardinals
Athletics
Quinn
Jack
Cardinals Arrive In Philadelphia For Opening World Series
Cardinals land in Philadelphia for the World Series opener as Grove and Grimes prepare to start on the mound. Connie Mack worries over ticket demand while Gabby Street downplays the stakes and the A's and Cards ready for practice at Shibe Park.
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Cardinals
Philadelphia
Grove
Grimes
Bas
Meee
Robin
Giant
Pirate
Brave
Ute
Shibe Park
American Aviator Arrested in Chile Named De Larm
Edward Orville De Larm, one of two U S aviators arrested in Chile, faces charges of participation in an attempted revolt against the Chilean government.
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Edward Orville de Larm
Chile
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