1903 Boston Americans
World Series Champions
American League Champions
Boston Americans (sitting) and Pittsburgh Pirates (standing) at the 1903 World Series
Boston Americans (sitting) and Pittsburgh Pirates (standing) at the 1903 World Series
LeagueAmerican League
BallparkHuntington Avenue Grounds
CityBoston, Massachusetts
Record91–47 (.659)
League place1st
OwnersHenry Killilea
ManagersJimmy Collins
StatsESPN.com
BB-reference

The 1903 Boston Americans season was the third season for the professional baseball franchise that later became known as the Boston Red Sox. The Americans finished first in the American League (AL) with a record of 91 wins and 47 losses, 14+1⁄2 games ahead of the Philadelphia Athletics. Boston went on to participate in the first World Series held between the AL and National League (NL) champions. The Americans won the 1903 World Series in eight games over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The team was managed by Jimmy Collins and played its home games at Huntington Avenue Grounds.

Offseason and Spring Training

Transactions

  • October 6, 1902: It is reported that George Stone will play for the Boston Americans.[1]
  • October 28, 1902: John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, announces that Jack Warner of the Boston Americans had signed to play for the Giants.[2] This decision came after weeks of speculation as to the future of Jack Warner. In an interview printed on September 25, 1902, Jimmy Collins stated that he had signed Warner to a two-year contract with the Americans the previous month.[3] On October 13, 1902, Jimmy Collins had gone to New York after hearing reports that Warner had jumped to the New York Giants.[4]
  • March 18, 1903: Catcher Charles "Duke" Farrell announces that that he has accepted an offer to play for the Boston Americans.[5]

Prior to the regular season, the team held spring training in Macon, Georgia.[6][7] Cy Young was a coach for the Mercer University baseball team, also based in Macon.[8][9]

The Boston Americans played an exhibition game against Mercer University (with Cy Young pitching for Mercer) on March 23; the outcome being a 13─2 victory for Boston.[10]

Regular Season Overview

April 20 ─ Boston Vs. Philadelphia

April 20 (Game 1): Philadelphia 4 ─ Boston 9[11]

The Boston Americans began the season with a 9─4 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Philadelphia pitcher Rube Waddell struck out the first four batters he faced. The Athletics scored first in the third inning; Ossee Schreckengost batted into what seemed to be a double play, but the throw to first base went into the bleachers allowing Schreckengost to score. The Athletics scored again in the fourth inning, but the Boston Americans responded by scoring five in their half of the inning, giving them the lead that would not be relinquished.

WP: George Winter

LP: Rube Waddell

April 20 (Game 2): Philadelphia 10 ─ Boston 7[11]

Cy Young began the game effectively, allowing only one opposing batter to reach first base for the first six innings. The Boston offense was also strong for the first six innings, scoring a total of six runs. Yet Philadelphia was able to tie the game in the seventh inning, scoring six runs off of Young. Philadelphia then took the lead in the eighth inning with a run scored, and scored three more in the ninth to give them ten runs. Boston could only score one more in the ninth; a single by Chick Stahl led to him being driven home by a double hit by Buck Freeman, giving Boston a total of seven runs.

WP: Charles Bender

LP: Cy Young

April 22: Boston 1 ─ Philadelphia 6[12]

The Boston Americans lost their first game away from home at Philadelphia. Rube Waddell's pitching stopped Boston from making gains; the only run scored by Boston came in the eighth inning, Farrell scoring off of a single hit by Collins, which tied the game with one run each. Philadelphia replied by scoring five in their half of the inning, giving the final score of 6─1.

WP: Rube Waddell (10K; )

LP: Bill Dinneen

April 23: Boston 4 ─ Philadelphia 7[13]

Philadelphia took the lead in the second inning; Seybold hit a double and was driven in by a single hit by Murphy, Murphy then scored on a single to left field hit by Cross, and Cross came home after Henley hit to center field, giving Philadelphia three runs. Boston managed to load the bases in the third inning, allowing Winter to score after three consecutive walks. Pickering scored for the Athletics in the fourth, Davis for the Athletics in the fifth, with Murphy and Pickering scoring in the sixth to give the Athletics a total of seven runs.

More runs came for Boston in the seventh and eighth innings. Collins hit a triple in the seventh to score Farrell and Dougherty; Parent scored in the eighth off of a single hit by Ferris. This gave the total of runs scored by Boston at four.

WP: Weldon Henley

LP: George Winter

April 24: Boston 2 ─ Philadelphia 1[14]

A pitcher's duel between Cy Young and Eddie Plank led to a 2─1 victory for Boston. The only run scored by Philadelphia was by Seybold, who scored a run on a wild pitch thrown by Young in the first inning. Boston scored in the third inning on a double hit by Ferris, who advanced to third on a sacrifice fly hit by Farrell, then came home on a wild pitch thrown by Plank. Boston then took the lead in the fourth inning after Freeman doubled to left and was then driven home on a double to right center hit by Parent.

WP: Cy Young

LP: Eddie Plank

April 25: Boston 4 ─ Philadelphia 0[15]

The Boston Americans, led by the pitching of Tom Hughes, shutout Philadelphia.

Freeman and LaChance scored for Boston in the second inning; Parent scored the third run in the fourth inning, and the fourth run in the eighth.

WP: Tom Hughes

LP: Rube Waddell

April 27: Boston 3 ─ Washington 6[16]

The game between Boston and Washington was a close one throughout until the final inning of the game won it for Washington.

Boston's runs came in the first and third innings. In the first inning Dougherty was driven home on a hit by Collins; this was repeated in the third inning, with Dougherty scoring on a double hit by Collins, whilst Collins himself was driven home on a hit by Freeman. Washington's runs came in the first, fifth, and eighth innings. Washington scored once in the first inning and once in the fifth inning but scored four runs in the eighth to give them the victory over Boston.

WP: Al Orth

LP: Bill Dineen

April 28: Boston 11 ─ Washington 4[17]

Boston's offense exploded to take a convincing win over Washington. After scoring a run each in the first and second innings, Boston scored four runs in the fourth: Ferris hit a single to drive in Parent, but was tagged in between first and second base; Criger walked to first and Young had a hit to left, Dougherty then hit a home run to drive in three runs. Boston then scored three runs in the sixth and two in the seventh to give them their final run tally of eleven.

Washington scored three runs off of a hit by Holmes in the sixth inning and one more in the ninth to bring their total to four.

WP: Cy Young

LP: Wyatt Lee

April 29: Boston 5 ─ Washington 9[18]

Boston ended its series in Washington with a defeat. Washington scored a run in the first inning but Boston equalled the score in the second inning; Washington took the lead in the second inning, scoring two runs to take the lead.

WP: Casey Patton

LP: Norwood Gibson

April 30: Philadelphia 12 ─ Boston 2[19]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Philadelphia 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 3 4
Boston
April
May

May 1: Philadelphia 2 ─ Boston 4[20]

May 2: Philadelphia 3 ─ Boston 0[21]

May 4: Washington 4 ─ Boston 6[22]

May 6: Washington 3 ─ Boston 6[23]

May 7: New York 2 ─ Boston 6[24]

May 8: New York 6 ─ Boston 1[25]

May 9: New York 5 ─ Boston 12[26]

May 11: Boston 5 ─ Cleveland 6[27]

May 12: Boston 10 ─ Cleveland 5[28]

May 13: Boston 1 ─ Cleveland 2[29]

May 14: Boston 10 ─ Cleveland 4[30]

May 15: Boston 6 ─ Detroit 8[31]

May 16: Boston 9 ─ Detroit 6[32]

May 18: Boston 1 ─ Detroit 12[33]

May 19: Boston 3 ─ Detroit 2[34]

May 20: Boston 3 ─ St. Louis 4[35]

May 22: Boston 4 ─ St. Louis 6[36]

May 23: Boston 4 ─ Chicago 1[37]

May 24: Boston 7 ─ Chicago 0[38]

May 26: Boston 2 ─ Chicago 3[39]

May 28: Washington 4 ─ Boston 5[40]

May 29: Washington 2 ─ Boston 7[41]

May 30 (Game 1): Washington 2 ─ Boston 3[42]

May 30 (Game 2): Washington 0 ─ Boston 4[42]

June

June 1: Boston 8 ─ New York 2[43]

June 2: Boston 9 ─ New York 0[44]

June 3: Boston 9 ─ New York 3[45]

June 4: Chicago 3 ─ Boston 10[46]

June 5: Chicago 8 ─ Boston 10[47]

June 6: Chicago 2 ─ Boston 10[48]

June 8: Detroit 1 ─ Boston 6[49]

June 9: Detroit 7 ─ Boston 3[50]

June 10: Detroit 5 ─ Boston 0[51]

June 11: St. Louis 0 ─ Boston 2[52]

June 13: St. Louis 0 ─ Boston 7[53]

June 16: Cleveland 7 ─ Boston 0[54]

June 17 (Game 1): Cleveland 3 ─ Boston 1[55]

June 17 (Game 2): Cleveland 1 ─ Boston 6[55]

June 18: Boston 4 ─ Cleveland 5[56]

June 19: Boston 5 ─ Cleveland 3[57]

June 20: Boston 5 ─ Cleveland 4[58]

June 21: Boston 12 ─ Cleveland 7[59]

June 23: Boston 1 ─ Detroit 0[60]

June 24: Boston 1 ─ Detroit 2[61]

June 25: Boston 7 ─ St. Louis 1[62]

June 27: Boston 6 ─ St. Louis 0[63]

June 28 (Game 1): Boston 1 ─ St. Louis 0[64]

June 28 (Game 2): Boston 3 ─ St. Louis 0[64]

June 29: Boston 7 ─ Chicago 2[65]

June 30: Boston 3 ─ Chicago 10[66]

July

July 1: Boston 1 ─ Chicago 0[67]

July 2: Boston 2 ─ Chicago 6[68]

July 4 (Game 1): St. Louis 1 ─ Boston 4[69]

July 4 (Game 2): St. Louis 0 ─ Boston 2[69]

July 6: St. Louis 6 ─ Boston 8[70]

July 7: St. Louis 3 ─ Boston 2[71]

July 8: Chicago 1 ─ Boston 6[72]

July 9: Chicago 3 ─ Boston 5[73]

July 10: Chicago 8 ─ Boston 4[74]

July 11: Chicago 5 ─ Boston 8[75]

July 14: Cleveland 4 ─ Boston 3[76]

July 15 (Game 1): Cleveland 3 ─ Boston 4[77]

July 15 (Game 2): Cleveland 4 ─ Boston 2[77]

July 16: Cleveland 4 ─ Boston 11[78]

July 17: Detroit 0 ─ Boston 1[79]

July 18: Detroit 3 ─ Boston 5[80]

July 20: Detroit 3 ─ Boston 2[81]

July 23 (Game 1): Boston 6 ─ New York 1[82]

July 23 (Game 2): Boston 2 ─ New York 4[82]

July 24: Boston 8 ─ New York 2[83]

July 25: Boston 7 ─ New York 5[84]

July 27: New York 0 ─ Boston 5[85]

July 28: New York 0 ─ Boston 3[86]

July 29: New York 15 ─ Boston 14[87]

July 30: New York 12 ─ Boston 1[88]

July 31: Boston 4 ─ Washington 4[89]

August

August 1 (Game 1): Boston 0 ─ Washington 1[90]

August 1 (Game 2): Boston 5 ─ Washington 1[90]

August 3: Boston 2 ─ Washington 5[91]

August 5: Boston 3 ─ Philadelphia 0[92]

August 6: Boston 3 ─ Philadelphia 4[93]

August 7: Boston 11 ─ Philadelphia 3[94]

August 8: Philadelphia 6 ─ Boston 11[95]

August 10: Philadelphia 2 ─ Boston 7[96]

August 11: Philadelphia 1 ─ Boston 5[97]

August 13 (Game 1): Boston 3 ─ Detroit 1[98]

August 13 (Game 2): Boston 1 ─ Detroit 10[98]

August 14: Boston 6 ─ Detroit 3[99]

August 15: Boston 6 ─ Detroit 3[100]

August 17: Boston 3 ─ Cleveland 9[101]

August 18: Boston 10 ─ Cleveland 2[102]

August 19: Boston 4 ─ Chicago 3[103]

August 20: Boston 5 ─ Chicago 9[104]

August 21: Boston 11 ─ Chicago 3[105]

August 22: Boston 1 ─ St. Louis 2[106]

August 23 (Game 1): Boston 5 ─ St. Louis 3[107]

August 23 (Game 2): Boston 4 ─ St. Louis 2[107]

August 24: Boston 1 ─ St. Louis 5[108]

August 26: Boston 3 ─ Philadelphia 0[109]

August 27: Boston 4 ─ Philadelphia 2[110]

August 29 (Game 1): Boston 3 ─ Washington 2[111]

August 29 (Game 2): Boston 1 ─ Washington 1[111]

August 31 (Game 1): Boston 1 ─ Washington 2[112]

August 31 (Game 2): Boston 5 ─ Washington 2[112]

September

September 1: Boston 2 ─ Washington 1[113]

September 3: Philadelphia 5 ─ Boston 6[114]

September 5: Philadelphia 1 ─ Boston 12[115]

September 7 (Game 1): Boston 4 ─ New York 0[116]

September 7 (Game 2): Boston 0 ─ New York 5[116]

September 8: Boston 0 ─ New York 1[117]

September 9 (Game 1): Washington 4 ─ Boston 9[118]

September 9 (Game 2): Washington 2 ─ Boston 3[118]

September 10: Washington 0 ─ Boston 3[119]

September 11: Washington 1 ─ Boston 2[120]

September 12: New York 1 ─ Boston 10[121]

September 14: New York 4 ─ Boston 2[122]

September 15: New York 3 ─ Boston 12[123]

September 16: Cleveland 7 ─ Boston 14[124]

September 17: Cleveland 3 ─ Boston 14[125]

September 18: Cleveland 6 ─ Boston 7[126]

September 19: Chicago 3 ─ Boston 13[127]

September 21: Chicago 3 ─ Boston 4[128]

September 22: Chicago 7 ─ Boston 0[129]

September 23 (Game 1): Detroit 5 ─ Boston 4[130]

September 23 (Game 2): Detroit 8 ─ Boston 2[130]

September 24: Detroit 2 ─ Boston 8[131]

September 25: Detroit 6 ─ Boston 6[132]

September 26 (Game 1): St. Louis 6 ─ Boston 2[133]

September 26 (Game 2): St. Louis 2 ─ Boston 8[133]

September 28 (Game 1): St. Louis 7 ─ Boston 8[134]

September 28 (Game 2): St. Louis 0 ─ Boston 6[134]

  • May 12: After a slow start to the season, the team has a winning record for the first time, at 10–9, with a 10–5 win over the Cleveland Naps at League Park in Cleveland.
  • June 1: With a 20–15 record, Boston moves into first place in the AL, a half-game ahead of the St. Louis Browns.[135]
  • June 9: The team's longest winning streak of the season, 11 games between May 28 and June 8, comes to an end with a loss to the visiting Detroit Tigers.[136]
  • June 16: With a 28–18 record, Boston falls a game behind Philadelphia in the AL standings.[137]
  • June 21: Buck Freeman is the first player in franchise history to hit for the cycle, in a road win at Cleveland.[138]
  • June 23: With a 33–20 record, Boston regains the AL lead,[139] which they will not relinquish through the end of the season.
  • June 30: Nick Altrock starts and pitches eight innings in a 10–3 road loss to the Chicago White Sox;[136] these are the only innings in the entire season not pitched by members of the five-man rotation, led by Cy Young.
  • July 29: Patsy Dougherty hits for the cycle against the visiting New York Highlanders.[138] It is also Boston's highest scoring game of the year, a 15–14 loss.[136]
  • September 28: The season ends with a home doubleheader against the Browns, with Boston winning both games; 8–7 and 6–0.[136]

The team's longest losing streak was three games, which occurred twice; April 20–23 and September 22–23. The team's longest game was 12 innings, which occurred three times.

Transactions

Statistical leaders

The offense was led by Buck Freeman, who hit 13 home runs and had 104 RBIs, and Patsy Dougherty with a .331 batting average. It was Freeman's third consecutive season with at least 100 RBIs. The pitching staff was led by Cy Young, who made 40 appearances (35 starts) and pitched 34 complete games with a 28–9 record and 2.08 ERA, while striking out 176 in 341+2⁄3 innings. The team had two other 20-game winners; Bill Dinneen (21–13) and Tom Hughes (20–7).

Season Log

Boston Win Boston Loss Tie Game
1903 Boston Americans Season Log: 91─47─3
April: 4─6
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossRecordBox Score
1April 20 (1)Philadelphia9─4Winter (1–0)Waddell (0–1)1─0[144]
2April 20 (2)Philadelphia7─10Bender (1─0)Hughes (0─1)1─1[145]
3April 22@Philadelphia1─6Waddell (1─1)Dinneen (0─1)1─2[146]
4April 23@Philadelphia4─7Henley (1─0)Winter (1–0)1─3[147]
5April 24@Philadelphia2─1Young (1─0)Plank (0─1)2─3[148]
6April 25@Philadelphia4─0Hughes (1─1)Waddell (1–2)3─3[149]
7April 27@Washington3─6Orth (2─0)Dinneen (0─2)3─4[150]
8April 28@Washington11─4Young (2─0)Lee (0─2)4─4[151]
9April 29@Washington5─9Patten (2─0)Gibson (0─1)4─5[152]
10April 30Philadelphia2─12Plank (1─1)Winter (1─2)4─6[153]
May: 15─9
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossRecordBox Score
11May 1Philadelphia4─2Dinneen (1─2)Bender (2─1)5─6[154]
12May 2Philadelphia0─3Plank (2─1)Young (2─1)5─7[155]
13May 4Washington6─4Hughes (2─1)Patten (2─1)6─7[156]
14May 6Washington6─3Young (3─1)Lee (0─3)7─7[157]
15May 7New York6─2Dinneen (2─2)Wiltse (0─1)8─7[158]
16May 8New York1─6Chesbro (4─1)Winter (1─3)8─8[159]
17May 9New York12─5Young (4─1) Tannehill (2─2)9─8[160]
18May 11@Cleveland5─6Bernhard (3─1)Dinneen (2─3)9─9[161]
19May 12@Cleveland10─5Dinneen (3─3)Wright (0─2)10─9[162]
20May 13@Cleveland1─2Joss (3─2)Young (4─2)10─10[163]
21May 14@Cleveland10─4Gibson (1─1)Moore (1─3)11─10[164]
22May 15@Detroit6─8 Kitson (1─3)Hughes (2─2)11─11[165]
23May 16@Detroit9─6Young (5─2)Jones (0─1)12─11[166]
24May 18@Detroit1─12Donovan (5─1)Gibson (1─2)12─12[167]
25May 19@Detroit3─2Dinneen (4─3)Mullin (4─3)13─12[168]
26May 20@St. Louis3─4Sudhoff (4─1)Young (5─3)13─13[169]
27May 22@St. Louis4─6Siever (2─3)Winter (1─4)13─14[170]
28May 23@Chicago4─1Dinneen (5─3)White (3─3)14─14[171]
29May 24@Chicago7─0Young (6─3)Flaherty (4─5)15─14[172]
30May 26@Chicago2─3Dunkle (2─1)Hughes (2─3)15─15[173]
31May 28Washington5─4Winter (2─4)Wilson (1─5)16─15[174]
32May 29Washington7─2Dinneen (6─3)Lee (1─6)17─15[175]
33May 30 (1)Washington3─2Gibson (2─2)Orth (3─4)18─15[176]
34May 30 (2)Washington4─0Young (7─3)Patten (5─4)19─15[177]
June: 19─7
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossRecordBox Score
35June 1@New York8─2Hughes (3─3)Chesbro (6─5)20─15[178]
36June 2@New York9─0Dinneen (7─3) Tannehill (6─4)21─15[179]
37June 3@New York9─3Young (8─3)Griffith (1─5)22─15[180]
38June 4Chicago10─3Winter (3─4)Dunkle (2─2)23─15[181]
39June 5Chicago10─8Gibson (3─2) Patterson (6─3)24─15[182]
40June 6Chicago10─2Dinneen (8─3)Flaherty (5─7)25─15[183]
41June 8Detroit6─1Young (9─3)Deering (2─2)26─15[184]
42June 9Detroit3─7Mullin (6─5)Young (9─4)26─16[185]
43June 10Detroit0─5Donovan (7─3)Dinneen (8─4)26─17[186]
44June 11St. Louis2─0Hughes (4─3)Sudhoff (7─2)27─17[187]
45June 13St. Louis7─0Young (10─4)Powell (3─7)28─17[188]
46June 16Cleveland0─7Dorner (2─2)Dinneen (8─5)28─18[189]
47June 17 (1)Cleveland1─3Moore (7─3)Gibson (3─3)28─19[190]
48June 17 (2)Cleveland6─1Hughes (5─3)Joss (6─7)29─19[191]
49June 18@Cleveland4─5Bernhard (8─3)Winter (3─5)29─20[192]
50June 19@Cleveland5─3Dinneen (9─5)Wright (3─5)30─20[193]
51June 20@Cleveland5─4Gibson (4─3)Moore (7─4)31─20[194]
52June 21@Cleveland12─7Hughes (6─3)Dorner (2─3)32─20[195]
53June 23@Detroit1─0Young (11─4)Donovan (7─5)33─20[196]
54June 24@Detroit1─2Deering (3─3)Dinneen (9─6)33─21[197]
55June 25@St. Louis7─1Winter (4─5)Siever (4─4)34─21[198]
56June 27@St. Louis6─0Norwood (5─3)Sudhoff (8─4)35─21[199]
57June 28 (1)@St. Louis1─0Young (12─4) Donahue (8─6)36─21[200]
58June 28 (2)@St. Louis3─0Hughes (7─3)Powell (5─8)37─21[201]
59June 29@Chicago7─2Dinneen (10─6)Dunkle (3─3)38─21[202]
60June 30@Chicago3─10White (7─7)Altrock (0─1)38─22[203]
July: 16─9─1
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossRecordBox Score
61July 1@Chicago1─0Young (13─4)Flaherty (8─9)39─22[204]
62July 2@Chicago2─6Owen (3─3)Gibson (5─4)39─23[205]
63July 4 (1)St. Louis4─1Hughes (8─3)Siever (4─5)40─23[206]
64July 4 (2)St. Louis2─0Dinneen (11─6)Sudhoff (8─6)41─23[207]
65July 6St. Louis8─6Young (14─4)Terry (0─1)42─23[208]
66July 7St. Louis2─3Sudhoff (9─6)Gibson (5─5)42─24[209]
67July 8Chicago6─1Winter (5─5)Altrock (0─2)43─24[210]
68July 9Chicago5─3Dinneen (12─6)Flaherty (8─11)44─24[211]
69July 10Chicago4─8White (9─8)Hughes (8─4)44─25[212]
70July 11Chicago8─5Young (15─4)Dunkle (3─4)45─25[213]
71July 14Cleveland3─4Moore (10─6)Dinneen (12─7)45─26[214]
72July 15 (1)Cleveland4─3Young (16─4)Joss (9─10)46─26[215]
73July 15 (2)Cleveland2─4Bernhard (13─4)Winter (5─6)46─27[216]
74July 16Cleveland11─4Hughes (9─4)Dorner (3─5)47─27[217]
75July 17Detroit1─0Gibson (6─5)Donovan (12─6)48─27[218]
76July 18Detroit5─3Young (17─4)Mullin (11─9)49─27[219]
77July 20Detroit2─3Kisinger (2─1)Winter (5─7)49─28[220]
78July 23 (1)@New York6─1Young (18─4)Chesbro (11─12)50─28[221]
79July 23 (2)@New York2─4Deering (4─4)Hughes (9─5)50─29[222]
80July 24@Yankees8─2Gibson (7─5)Griffith (8─2)51─29[223]
81July 25@New York7─5Winter (6─7) Tannehill (10─9)52─29[224]
82July 27New York5─0Dinneen (13─7)Deering (4─5)53─29[225]
83July 28New York3─0Hughes (10─5)Griffith (8─9)54─29[226]
84July 29New York14─15 Howell (4─1)Young (18─5)54─30[227]
85July 30New York1─12Deering (5─5)Gibson (7─6)54─31[228]
86July 31@Washington4─4──54─31─1[229]
August
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossRecordBox Score
87August 1 (1)@Washington0─1Wilson (6─10)Young (18─6)54─32─1[230]
88August 1 (2)@Washington5─1Hughes (11─5)Dunkle (5─7)55─32─1[231]
89August 3@Washington2─5Orth (8─14)Gibson (7─7)55─33─1[232]
90August 5@Philadelphia3─0Dinneen (14─7)Waddell (19─12)56─33─1[233]
91August 6@Philadelphia3─4Bender (13─9)Young (18─7)56─34─1[234]
92August 7@Philadelphia11─3Hughes (12─5)Plank (15─9)57─34─1[235]
93August 8Philadelphia11─6Dinneen (15─7)Henley (6─7)58─34─1[236]
94August 10Philadelphia7─2Young (19─7)Plank (15─10)59─34─1[237]
95August 11Philadelphia5─1Hughes (13─5)Waddell (19─13)60─34─1[238]
96August 13 (1)@Detroit3─1Dinneen (16─7)Mullin (12─11)61─34─1[239]
97August 13 (2)@Detroit1─10 Kitson (11─10)Gibson (7─8)61─35─1[240]
98August 14@Detroit6─3Young (20─7)Donovan (15─9)62─35─1[241]
99August 15@Detroit6─3Hughes (14─5)Skopec (0─1)63─35─1[242]
100August 17@Cleveland3─9Joss (15─13)Dinneen (16─8)64─35─1[243]

Statistics

American League W L Pct. GB Home Road
Boston Americans 9147 0.659 — 49–20 42–27
Philadelphia Athletics 7560 0.556 14½ 44–21 31–39
Cleveland Naps 7763 0.550 15 49–25 28–38
New York Highlanders 7262 0.537 17 41–26 31–36
Detroit Tigers 6571 0.478 25 37–28 28–43
St. Louis Browns 6574 0.468 26½ 38–32 27–42
Chicago White Stockings 6077 0.438 30½ 41–28 19–49
Washington Senators 4394 0.314 47½ 29–40 14–54

The team had three games end in a tie; July 31 at Washington, August 29 at Washington, and September 25 vs. Detroit.[136] Tie games are not counted in league standings, but player statistics during tie games are counted.[244]

Record vs. opponents

1903 American League record

Sources:
Team BOS CWS CLE DET NYH PHA SLB WSH
Boston —14–612–810–9–113–713–614–615–5–2
Chicago 6–14—10–1010–97–11–16–149–1112–8
Cleveland 8–1210–10—9–1114–69–1111–916–4
Detroit 9–10–19–1011–9—10–911–96–149–10
New York 7–1311–7–16–149–10—10–8–115–514–5
Philadelphia 6–1314–611–99–118–10–1—11–816–3–1
St. Louis 6–1411–99–1114–65–158–11—12–8
Washington 5–15–28–124–1610–95–143–16–18–12—

Opening Day lineup

Patsy DoughertyLF
Jimmy Collins3B
Chick StahlCF
Buck FreemanRF
Freddy ParentSS
Candy LaChance1B
Hobe Ferris2B
Duke FarrellC
George WinterP

Source:[245][246]

Roster

1903 Boston Americans
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

 Outfielders

Other batters

 Manager

Red Sox Debuts

Name Position Date Game Source
Duke Farrell Catcher 4/20/1903 Vs. Philadelphia [247]
George Stone Pinch Hitter 4/20/1903 Vs. Philadelphia [248]
Jack O'Brien Pinch Hitter 4/23/1903 @ Philadelphia [249]
Norwood Gibson Pitcher 4/29/1903 @ Washington [250]
Aleck Smith Catcher 5/12/1903 @ Cleveland [251]
Jake Stahl Catcher 6/6/1903 Vs. Chicago [252]


Player stats

Batting

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Starters by position

Pos Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI
CLou Criger9631761.192331
1BCandy LaChance141522134.257153
2BHobe Ferris141525132.251966
SSFreddy Parent139560170.304480
3BJimmy Collins130540160.296572
OFBuck Freeman141567163.28713104
OFPatsy Dougherty139590195.331459
OFChick Stahl7729982.274244

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI
Jack O'Brien9633871.210338
Jake Stahl409222.23928
Duke Farrell175221.40408
Aleck Smith113310.30304
Harry Gleason6132.15402
George Stone220.00000

Pitching

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Starting pitchers

Player G IP W L ERA SO
Cy Young40341+2⁄32892.08176
Bill Dinneen3729921132.26148
Tom Hughes33244+2⁄32072.57112
Norwood Gibson24183+1⁄31393.1976
George Winter24178+1⁄3983.0864
Nick Altrock18019.003

League Leaders

Hitting

Buck Freeman
Candy LaChance
  • MLB Games Played Leader (141).[255]

Pitching

Cy Young

World Series

Boston had an 11-game winning streak from May 28 through June 8,[136] to put themselves in the AL lead. While they briefly fell into second place in mid-June, behind Philadelphia,[259] Boston then won 9-of-10 to recapture the lead, which they held through the end of the season. The Americans met the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first modern World Series, an agreement between the AL and the NL as a post-season tournament. The "Amerks" won the best-of-nine series in eight games; after falling behind, 3–1, they won four games in a row, clinching the championship at their home field, the Huntington Avenue Grounds, in Boston.

The first championship of what is now 9 for the long-running club, the series would be immortalized in the 2004 remake of the team's fight song Tessie by The Dropkick Murphys, honoring the victory over the Pirates in Game 5, helped in part by that song which was adopted as an anthem by a group of team supporters, the Royal Rooters, under saloon owner Michael T. McGreevy.

Summary

Boston won the series, 5–3.

GameDateScoreLocationTimeAttendance 
1October 1Pittsburgh Pirates – 7, Boston Americans – 3Huntington Avenue Grounds1:5516,242[260] 
2October 2Pittsburgh Pirates – 0, Boston Americans – 3Huntington Avenue Grounds1:479,415[261] 
3October 3Pittsburgh Pirates – 4, Boston Americans – 2Huntington Avenue Grounds1:5018,801[262] 
4October 6Boston Americans – 4, Pittsburgh Pirates – 5Exposition Park1:307,600[263] 
5October 7Boston Americans – 11, Pittsburgh Pirates – 2Exposition Park2:0012,322[264] 
6October 8Boston Americans – 6, Pittsburgh Pirates – 3Exposition Park2:0211,556[265] 
7October 10Boston Americans – 7, Pittsburgh Pirates – 3Exposition Park1:4517,038[266] 
8October 13Pittsburgh Pirates – 0, Boston Americans – 3Huntington Avenue Grounds1:357,455[267]
Huntington Avenue Grounds before the first modern World Series game, Pittsburgh at Boston

See also

References

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