FS ;;Boston Americans (Now the Boston Red Sox) 1904 A. L. Champions Limited Ed. Litho

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BOSTON AMERICANS (NOW THE BOSTON RED SOX) 1904 A. L. CHAMPIONS LIMITED ED. LITHOGRAPH

BOSTON 1904 A. L. CHAMPIONS LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH # 262 / 2500

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THIS IS A LIMITED EDITIONS LITHOGRAPH

IT IS # 262 / 2500

IT IS 19 5/8" X 24"

IT IS FROM THE A. L.

1904 BOSTON CHAMPION PLAYERS


The Champions Were The Boston Americans

(Now The Boston Red Sox)

THERE ARE 16 PLAYER PHOTOS & THERE NAMES


THE PHOTOS ARE BY
CARL J HORNER OF BOSTON



Boston had Defeated National League champion Pittsburgh in the 1903 World Series, a contest arranged by the two Champion Clubs, not by the leagues themselves.

In 1904, there was no World Series played between the Champions of the two Major leagues, the American League and the National League

Due to a business rivalry between the two leagues, especially in New York, and to personal animosity between Giants manager John McGraw and American League president Ban Johnson, the Giants declined to meet the champions of the "junior" (or "minor") league. McGraw said his Giants were already the World Champions because they were the Champions of the "only real major league"


A GREAT ITEM TO OWN

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This is actually a lithograph of the 1903 Boston Americans, the AL champions for 1904. Jake Stahl (upper left corner), Tom Hughes (far left center), and Jack O'Brien (far right center) all played for the team in 1903 but not in 1904.

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