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White Sox
@ Senators
American League Park
July 7, 1908
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The information below contains details about the Major League Baseball game between the Washington Senators and the Chicago White Sox, played on July 7, 1908 at American League Park.
Game Summary
| Date | July 7, 1908 |
|---|---|
| Visiting Team |
Chicago White Sox
|
| Home Team |
Washington Senators
|
| Winning Pitcher | — |
| Losing Pitcher | — |
| Save | — |
| Game Winning RBI | — |
Game Info
| Date | July 7, 1908 |
|---|---|
| Day of Week | Tue |
| Day / Night | D |
| Visiting Team | Chicago White Sox |
| Home Team | Washington Senators |
| Visiting Starting Pitcher | Doc White |
| Home Starting Pitcher | Bill Burns |
| Ballpark | American League Park |
| City | Washington |
| State | DC |
| Attendance | |
| Time of Game | 1 hour 30 minutes |
| Umpires | HP: Silk O'Loughlin 1B: (none) 2B: (none) 3B: (none) |
Chicago White Sox Lineup
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Patsy Dougherty | Left Fielder |
| Fielder Jones | Center Fielder |
| Frank Isbell | Second Baseman |
| John Anderson | Right Fielder |
| Jiggs Donahue | First Baseman |
| George Davis | Shortstop |
| Lee Tannehill | Third Baseman |
| Billy Sullivan | Catcher |
| Doc White | Pitcher |
| Fielder Jones | Manager |
Washington Senators Lineup
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Clyde Milan | Center Fielder |
| Bill Shipke | Third Baseman |
| Bob Ganley | Left Fielder |
| Otis Clymer | Right Fielder |
| Gabby Street | Catcher |
| Jerry Freeman | First Baseman |
| Dave Altizer | Second Baseman |
| George McBride | Shortstop |
| Bill Burns | Pitcher |
| Joe Cantillon | Manager |
All Plays in Game
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White Sox
@ Senators
American League Park
July 7, 1908
