Today in History, October 9, 1919: Cincinnati Reds won their first World Series
Timeline: 1912-1919, Fenway Park Living Museum
November 19, 1908: On this date in Reds history, Cincinnati lost an exhibition game, 2-1, to the Cuban League's Almendares club in Havana. The local crowd of 6,000 erupted when their hometown
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Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 9 - South Side Sox
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100 years ago, White Sox players conspired to throw the 1919 World Series. Here's how the Chicago Tribune covered the best-of-nine series.
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