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JetsIn06 · 11-01-2013, 01:29 PM

1913 Season: Presidents Cup Series

The St. Louis Terriers did their best to overtake last year's Columbia League champions by winning five games at the end, but they finished two games shy of Pittsburgh, who will once again face the New York Giants, who will make another attempt to win the Presidents Cup.

As for us? Well, things didn't end well. After a tremendous July in which we went 16-12, we went 8-22 in August and finished dreadfully with a 1-13 September, giving us a final record of 56-98, the worst record in the league, and we'll have another 1st overall pick in the 1914 Amateur Draft.

The Presidents Cup was a back and forth affair. The teams split the first four games, then Pittsburgh won an offensive battle in Game Five, 11-7. New York took control from there, winning Game Six at home and taking Seven and Eight in Pittsburgh to win the 1913 Presidents Cup, 5 games to 3!

11-01-2013, 01:29 PM	#17
JetsIn06 Pro Rookie Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Rahway, NJ	1913 Season: Presidents Cup Series The St. Louis Terriers did their best to overtake last year's Columbia League champions by winning five games at the end, but they finished two games shy of Pittsburgh, who will once again face the New York Giants, who will make another attempt to win the Presidents Cup. As for us? Well, things didn't end well. After a tremendous July in which we went 16-12, we went 8-22 in August and finished dreadfully with a 1-13 September, giving us a final record of 56-98, the worst record in the league, and we'll have another 1st overall pick in the 1914 Amateur Draft. The Presidents Cup was a back and forth affair. The teams split the first four games, then Pittsburgh won an offensive battle in Game Five, 11-7. New York took control from there, winning Game Six at home and taking Seven and Eight in Pittsburgh to win the 1913 Presidents Cup, 5 games to 3! Last edited by JetsIn06 : 11-01-2013 at 02:07 PM.