Great Sports Replay

Spanning from July until the end of November, the 1904 Olympic Games were one of the main attractions during the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis.  Owing to the current political climate, few countries outside of the Americas attended the games, which were dominated by the United States athletes.  Some of the major highlights of the games included:

 The end of the 1904 baseball season is upon us.  While several individual players reached milestones this season, a successful season relies on an entire team playing well.  What two teams were able to take home the pennants this year?  You can find out by reading on.

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Just a quick update on the 1904 tennis replay.  Based on the athletes that Time Travel Tennis has available, I have no events to simulate in 1904.  With that being said, here are the results for Wimbledon and the US National Championships.

 As the spring of 1904 rolled along, horse racing's Triple Crown races were run once again.  Unfortunately, no horse was able to claim all three races, but the events had no shortage of drama whatsoever.  Who was able to ride their way to victory?  Read on to find out.

 A new year is about to begin for baseball, and while no team packed up and moved over the winter, there was no shortage of stories during the offseason.  The biggest news concerns the involvement of the National League in the World Series and whether or not there will even be a series this year.  On top of that, the country's finest writers have compiled their predictions for the pennant races this year.  If there is a championship this season, which two teams do reporters believe will square off?  You can find out below.

 For the first time in professional baseball history, the pennant winners of the American and National Leagues were set to compete to determine which team was the best in the world.  The Pittsburgh Pirates were seen by almost everyone as the favorites to defeat the "lesser" Chicago White Sox, but fans of the Sox were certainly unwilling to give up without a fight. Only one thing was certain as fans entered South Side Park before the first game; history was going to be made.