Who was the catcher for the Boston Pilgrims in 1903?
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The catcher for the World Champion of 1903 -- the Boston Pilgrims -- was Lou Criger. (Cy Young was also on the team.) By the way, Honus Wagner was a shortstop, not a catcher.
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yes, go to Plymouth and look it up.\nMiles made a contract with all the people on the Mayflower. \nthis is history and easy to look up
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Do you mean Emil "Hill Billy" Bildilli?  He didn't pitch until the 1930s (for the St. Louis Browns), but that's the closest name I know of.
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Red Sox at Yankee Stadium last September 10th. I flew my boyfriend and me up to NYC for his birthday. Red Sox beat Yankees pretty bad.
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How can I pick just one? Big Papi would be the first to come to mind - along with Varitek. Wily Mo is my favorite new addition. I followed him in Cincinnati and I think he'll be a major contributor in the near future. Since he's been in the Sox lineup I think his plate discipline had improved dramatically.
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Geoff Jenkins, outfielder
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How about the Sox getting Don Baylor for Mike Easler in 1986? That was a good one. The Sox also had Elston Howard catching in 1967 but I don't know if that was from a trade.
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Try the online Baseball Almanac. It has a very comprehensive list of just about anyone who picked up a bat in the 20th century.\n\nI don't remember the exact link, but use Google and type in "Baseball Almanac" and it should be the first link listed.
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Jonathan Pabelbon. Boston Red Sox.
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Wow, that is a goood question, I am a bit prejudiced towrds the Yankees, but I think historically this still valid. The best catchers of my youth are Bench, Fisk or Munson.\n1.Mickey Cochrane \n2.Johnny Bench\n3.Yogi Berra \n4.Josh Gibson\n5.Carlton Fisk\n6.Ivan Rodriguez\n7.Roy Campanella\n8.Elston Howard\n8a.Thurman Munson\n9. Mike Piazza\n10. Bill Dickey\nSorry if it seems like their are alot of Yankees, but that is the way I see it.\n\nHey Disgraced, it was Jackie Robinson, not Hank Aaron.\n\nIn retrospect I think Gibson could be #1 but he was not allowed to play at the same time as many of  his contemporaries, by far he is the best hitter of the bunch.
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I think Varitek will bounce back, he's one of the best catchers in the MLB. As long as Boston isn't invaded with more injuries he's end of the year stats will be something like:\n.297 27 HR, and about 98 RBI\nso it's your choice those stats aren't overwhelming, but keeping him is a safer pick then picking up Estrada.
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In the first World Series (1903), the Boston Americans defetated the Pittsburgh Pirates. The series was a "best of nine", and Boston won the Series 5-3. \n\nThe Scores of Each Game Were:\n \n1- Pittsburgh 7, Boston 3  \n2- Boston 3, Pittsburgh 0 \n3- Pittsburgh 4, Boston 2  \n4- Pittsburgh 5, Boston 4 \n5- Boston 11, Pittsburgh 2  \n6- Boston 6, Pittsburgh 3 \n7- Boston 7, Pittsburgh 3 \n8- Boston 3, Pittsburgh 0 \n\nFor more information about the 1903 World Series, please visit this website:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1903_World_Series
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Maybe you are talking about Bill Dahlen SS who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers 1899 to 1903 and 1910 to 1911
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Well, there was another question just like this one - and I had two educated guesses.  But since your screenname is BOSOXFAN, I'm gonna go with Pedro Martinez.  My other guess was Mike Hampton.
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Here's a beauty:\n\nhttp://www.terryroy.com/yankees.html
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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The Red Sox and Big Papi is my current favorite.  My all time favorite Red Sox that I have seen was Luis Tiant