Cleveland Indians

MLB's Gameday service is showing a box score from May 13, 1929, in which the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 4-3. The archive entry gives modern fans access to final scores and game data from nearly a century ago, part of Major League Baseball's historical records coverage.

Records show the Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Naps 7-6 in an American League game played on May 11, 1911. The Naps were Cleveland's franchise name of that era, honouring player-manager Nap Lajoie before the team later became the Indians and, today, the Guardians. The century-old box score is drawing attention through baseball archives.

A final score from Major League Baseball's historical archive shows the Cleveland Indians losing 4-0 to the St. Louis Browns in a game played on August 15, 1936. The result comes from MLB's Gameday records of past seasons. Both franchises have since changed names and cities, with the Browns becoming the Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland now known as the Guardians.

A historical Major League Baseball result from May 20, 1936 shows the Washington Senators defeating the Cleveland Indians 7-6. The final score of the matchup between the two American League clubs of the era has drawn renewed attention, offering a glimpse into baseball's past when the Senators were a Washington institution and Cleveland's team still carried the Indians name.

MLB's Gameday archive shows a final score of Indians 5, White Sox 1 from June 23, 1944. The Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox in that wartime-era American League matchup, and the historic box score is available on MLB.com for fans browsing past games.