August 28, 2008
TRIVIA: Up in Buffalo
The last trivia question asked who was the Red Sox's career leader in homers by a Canadian pre-Jason Bay. The answer was Buck Congalton. Leaderboard is updated.
The new trivia question: Buffalo, New York. What significance does this have to the Red Sox?
HONOR CODE: No search engines. WINNER GETS: To do the next poll.
Discussion
3 Comments on "TRIVIA: Up in Buffalo"
#1
Posted by Bay's Dad, August 28, 2008 6:19 PM
It's where the Red Sox were founded in 1901. They moved to Boston in 1903 and proceeded to win 5 World Series before 1918. 6 if you count the New York Giants refusing to play them because the American League (which had just won the World Series) was inferior to the National League.
#3
Posted by Bay's Dad, August 28, 2008 6:25 PM
*5 world series THROUGH 1918
Thanks. Early Red Sox history I know, most other Red Sox history I'm shaky on.
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