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Old 02-20-2004, 11:15 PM   #188 (permalink)
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At the All-Star break

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Standings of the Clubs
June 28, 1915

American League	 W  L  PCT   GB
Boston  	55 22 .714    - 
Detroit 	42 35 .545 13.0 
Philadelphia  	41 36 .532 14.0 
Chicago  	35 42 .455 20.0  
New York  	34 43 .442 21.0  
St. Louis  	34 43 .442 21.0  
Washington 	34 43 .442 21.0  
Cleveland 	33 44 .429 22.0  


National League  W  L  PCT   GB
New York  	48 29 .623   -  
Cincinnati 	47 30 .610  1.0 
Pittsburgh 	46 31 .597  2.0  
Boston  	42 35 .545  6.0  
St. Louis  	39 38 .506  9.0 
Philadelphia 	36 41 .468 12.0 
Brooklyn 	25 52 .325 23.0  
Chicago  	25 52 .325 23.0
If you like pennant races, it looks like you'll have to devote your attention to the National League. The Reds and Giants have been passing the lead back and forth for a month; neither team has been more than two games ahead. The Pirates have won 8 of their last 10, and have made it a three-team race.

Will the Reds' stellar staff (Hitt and Mason have won 25 games between them) be able to deliver another pennant to the rooters of Cincinnati?

The Red Sox have been too much for the American League to handle so far. Detroit got as close as 7 games back two weeks ago, but Boston then reeled off 9 in a row and opened the lead back up again.
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