they only remained in the first division a few days, after which they
took up their home position among the tail-enders, which they occupied
from April 30th to September 30th, never once getting back to the ranks
of the first division. Gradually, during the May campaign they worked
their way down towards the last ditch, they having a close fight for the
ditch with Washington during June. But July saw them rolled into the
tail-end position, and there they remained until the ending of the
championship campaign. The Louisvilles had the consolation of tieing the
the St. Louis "Browns" in their series, and of "Chicagoing" the Boston
champions, and also in defeating them in another game by 11 to 1. Here
is their record:

THE LOUISVILLE CLUB'S RECORD.
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EASTERN CLUBS. WESTERN CLUBS.
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i o l o n e b i L n
vs. m Y s p k g l u c o n
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r r o i y o n g g i t
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Totals Total
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Victories 2 0 2 3 4 4 15 3 3 4 6 5 21