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of 1.36 and won 25 games for a losing ball club. Over his 21-year Hall of Fame career, Johnson, nicknamed the "Big Train", won 417 games and struck out 3,508 batters, a major-league record that stood for more than 50 years.
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American League." When the current Nationals had their own struggles, the joke was updated once again, this time to "Washington: First in war, first in peace, and last in the National League."
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1250:Dryden, Charles (June 27, 1904). "untitled".
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30:For the current Washington Nationals, see
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2168:The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
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1443:"1924 World Series Game 7 box score"
1162:Grosshandler, Stan (February 1981).
2186:"And we'll see you tomorrow night!"
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431:declared itself a major league in
27:Former baseball team in Washington
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800:in 1952), with long suffering
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2136:AL Central tie-breaker games
2008:Opening Day starting pitchers
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1469:Ruel, Muddy (October 1964).
1206:Vass, George (August 1999).
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685:Building a winning tradition
340:'s tenure as manager during
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1353:"1912 Washington Senators"
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145:American League pennant
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