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Little World Series [1 record]

Record 1 2005-12-13

English

Subject field(s)
  • Baseball and Softball
CONT

Oct. 19, 1931. The Little World Series, minor league championship of baseball, annually played by the pennant winners of the International League and American Association, is bigger than the Big World Series. It is decided by five games out of nine instead of four games out of seven.

CONT

In the eighth game of the Little World Series last week, Pitcher Ray Starr of the Rochester (N.Y.) Red Wings struck out nine of the St. Paul Saints, gave only seven hits, won the deciding game for Rochester, now champion for two years in a row, 9 to 3.

CONT

The 1937 Bears' team was recently named the greatest minor league team ever by Baseball America, after winning the International League pennant by 25½ games and winning the 1937 Little World Series.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Baseball et softball
CONT

Ses 40 vols de buts et sa moyenne au bâton de .349, la meilleur du circuit, guident l'équipe à la conquête de la petite Série mondiale, une première pour la franchise montréalaise.

CONT

Lors de la conquète de la petite série mondiale en 1946, les partisans des Royaux ont soulevé Jackie Robinson pour un tour d'honneur du stade De Lorimier.

OBS

On relève parfois les majuscules à p, s et m.

Spanish

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