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The Red Sox didn't have a nickname, but their '67 season did. It was called "The Impossible Dream."
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Who did the cardinals beat in 1967?
Boston Red Sox
What is the nickname of boston's pro baseball team?
Red Sox
Was the term 'Pilgrims' ever a nickname for the Boston Red Sox?
The American League franchise in Boston was known as the Boston Pilgrims for four seasons, from 1903-1906. (In 1901, the team's nickname was the Boston Americans; in 1902, it was the Boston Somersets; from 1907 to the present, the nickname has been the Boston Red Sox.) One notable member of the Boston Pilgrims was pitcher Cy Young.
What MLB player went by the nickname Rooster?
Ricky burrelson (boston red sox)
Did the Boston Americans used to be a major league baseball team?
Yes, the Boston Red Sox were known as the Americans from 1901-1907. Red Sox became the official nickname for the team in 1908.
Who played the Boston Red Soxs in 1967 in the world series?
The St. Louis Cardinals played against the Boston Red Sox in the 1967 World Series, and defeated them in 7 games.
What was the Boston Red Sox original name?
The Red Sox entered the American League as one of the eight original teams in 1901. They were known as the Americansbetween 1901-1907. The nickname was changed to Red Sox for the 1908 season.
Who won the 1967 baseball world series?
The 1967 St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox in seven games.
Why was red chosen for the Boston Red Sox?
'Cause they're the Boston Red Sox.
When were the Boston Red Sox established?
The Boston Red Sox were established in 1901.
When and where did baseball player Ken Poulsen play?
Ken Poulsen debuted on July 3, 1967, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II; he played his final game on July 14, 1967, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
Who won the 2013 worlds series?
The Boston Red Sox
