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Cub who didn't like to pitch shutouts

Clark Griffith pitched for 20 seasons in the Major Leagues.
He was 21 when he started his first game, for the St. Louis Browns of the American Association, in 1891.
He was 44 when he threw his. ....

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Ghosts of the Minors: Petersburg Goobers

Ghosts of the Minors: Petersburg Goobers
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Post-season exhibition games, Part 1

Post-season exhibition games, Part 1
By JohnW53
on Jan 10, 2021, 5:50am CST
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Here are some facts about the Cubs that I bet you did not know:
1. Their defeat by the White Sox in the final game of the 1906 World Series was not their last loss that year.
2. Their victory over the Tigers in the final game of the 1907 World Series was not their last win that year.
3. After their victory over the Tigers in the final game of the following year s World Series, they lost another game to the Tigers, then beat them again.
4. After winning the City Series against the White Sox in 1909, they accepted a challenge to play another Chicago team. ....

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Cubs catcher's fiery farewell, Part 1

Cubs catcher s fiery farewell, Part 1
By JohnW53
on Dec 16, 2020, 7:07am CST
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Many players, upon leaving the Cubs or other Major League teams, have written letters to their teammates and fans, often paying significant amount for them to appear as full-page advertisements in newspapers.
More than 120 years ago, catcher Tim Donahue of the Orphans, as the Cubs then were known, wrote a farewell letter of a distinctly different kind, a letter that the Chicago Tribune printed in full, for free:
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Former Comrades:
Ye called me knocker, and ye did well to call me such. Upon the West Side grounds I made you look like soiled deuces in a clean deck. ....

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