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Old 04-09-2013, 03:36 PM
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Do any of you know how I could find out which hotels that opposing teams stayed at when they went on the road. I am looking to find out what hotels visiting NL teams stayed at when they traveled before 1935 (to Chicago, Pittsburgh, etc.).

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Did you make a hotel find Matt?
I tried that once,, Babe Ruth used to have a room at the Ansonia Hotel in Manhattan,, his place for trysts. Also the Black Sox stayed at the Ansonia in 1919.
But the hotel had nothing .
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Did you make a hotel find Matt?
I tried that once,, Babe Ruth used to have a room at the Ansonia Hotel in Manhattan,, his place for trysts. Also the Black Sox stayed at the Ansonia in 1919.
But the hotel had nothing .
No... Just trying to educate myself in case I do stumble upon one someday
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When the Pirates moved to Forbes Field in 1909, players would stay at the Schenley Hotel, now the William Pitt Union on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh.
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Default Cincinnati Reds away hotels 1938

According to the Cincinnati Reds Player Roster and Spring Training schedule in 1938, here are the hotels that they stayed at while on the road:

Philadelphia (N)- Bellevue Stratford Hotel
New York- Giants and Dodgers (N)- Governor Clinton Hotel
Boston (N)- Touraine Hotel
Pittsburgh (N)- Schenley Hotel
St. Louis (N)- Coronado Hotel
Chicago (N)- Belmont Hotel


I hope this helps!
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Thanks guys for the help!
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