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Senators
@ Browns
Sportsman's Park
September 20, 1908
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The information below contains details about the Major League Baseball game between the St. Louis Browns and the Washington Senators, played on September 20, 1908 at Sportsman's Park.
Game Summary
| Date | September 20, 1908 |
|---|---|
| Visiting Team |
Washington Senators
|
| Home Team |
St. Louis Browns
|
| Winning Pitcher | — |
| Losing Pitcher | — |
| Save | — |
| Game Winning RBI | — |
Game Info
| Date | September 20, 1908 |
|---|---|
| Day of Week | Sun |
| Day / Night | D |
| Visiting Team | Washington Senators |
| Home Team | St. Louis Browns |
| Visiting Starting Pitcher | Walter Johnson |
| Home Starting Pitcher | Rube Waddell |
| Ballpark | Sportsman's Park |
| City | St. Louis |
| State | MO |
| Attendance | 7,800 |
| Time of Game | 1 hour 56 minutes |
| Umpires | HP: Jack Sheridan 1B: John Kerin 2B: (none) 3B: (none) |
Washington Senators Lineup
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Bob Edmondson | Center Fielder |
| Bob Ganley | Left Fielder |
| Bob Unglaub | Third Baseman |
| Jim Delahanty | Second Baseman |
| Otis Clymer | Right Fielder |
| Jerry Freeman | First Baseman |
| George McBride | Shortstop |
| Gabby Street | Catcher |
| Walter Johnson | Pitcher |
| Joe Cantillon | Manager |
St. Louis Browns Lineup
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| George Stone | Left Fielder |
| Tom Jones | First Baseman |
| Danny Hoffman | Center Fielder |
| Al Schweitzer | Right Fielder |
| Bobby Wallace | Shortstop |
| Jimmy Williams | Second Baseman |
| Hobe Ferris | Third Baseman |
| Syd Smith | Catcher |
| Rube Waddell | Pitcher |
| Jimmy McAleer | Manager |
All Plays in Game
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Senators
@ Browns
Sportsman's Park
September 20, 1908
