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Old 02-20-2010, 09:59 PM   #12
Nick Soulis
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BASEBALL MONTHLY

September 1871

Red Stockings and Athletics to meet for Championsip
The Boston Red Stockings beat the Cincinnati Reds two out of three games in the last month of the season and did just enough to overcome the Reds and win the National League. The Reds had been in first place for almost the entire season, but lost out in the end, never recovering after their star Cherokee Fisher was injured at the end of July; they went 3-9 without him.

On the other hand the Philadelphia A's didnt have the same fate and kept their lead in the American league for most of the season. The A's held off the St. Louis Browns, and did it with a 3 game sweep of Cleveland in September.

Although the hot Red Stockings could be the favorites in the best of 7 championship, the series should be a good one.

Final MLB Standings 1871
American Standings
WLPCTGB
Philadelphia Athletics1911.633-
St. Louis Brown Stockings1515.5004.0
Baltimore Canaries1416.4675.0
Cleveland Forest Citys1218.4007.0

National Standings
WLPCTGB
Boston Red Stockings1812.600-
Cincinnati Reds1713.5671.0
Brooklyn Atlantics1515.5003.0
Chicago White Stockings1020.3338.0
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STOCKINGS END SEASON A DISAPOINTING 10-20

The Chicago Red Stockings to everyone's suprize lost double the games that they won and had a disaster of a season, their first ones as profesionals.

"I dont think enough people on this team cared," said Cap Anson. "We really have to look seriously if we should continue. No one wants to waste their time."

Discorse is at a high even in the front office, as it was comfirmed that the team was shoping their star outfielder Steve King and came minutes away from shipping him to Cincinnati; King's off the field issues have been of particular concern but he still remains on the roster.

Final 2010 Chicago White Stocking Stats
Pitching Staff
RoleTPitcherGGSWLSVERAWHIPStatus
StarterRRynie Wolters252591603.141.15Rested
Spot StarterRFrank Fleet551407.682.32Rested
Catchers
#BPlayerPosGABHHRRBIRBBK.AVGOBPSLG
16RFergy MaloneC301303701415611.285.329.362
Infielders
#BPlayerPosGABHHRRBIRBBK.AVGOBPSLG
37RJim Foran1B29112340131478.304.344.411
93RCap Anson3B3011836013191014.305.358.381
46RGene Kimball2B279818057312.184.221.194
21RNealy Phelps1B13000010.000.250.000
84RBob ReachSS414000101.000.067.000
40RJoe Quest2B932601518.188.212.250
69RCharlie Sweasy2B21742108626.284.316.297
Outfielders
#BPlayerPosGABHHRRBIRBBK.AVGOBPSLG
87RSteve KingLF30118380211357.322.380.449
11RGeorge HeubelRF1036402115.111.158.139
99RCount SensenderferCF2176230410110.303.329.342
52LCharlie PaborLF521501101.238.238.286
9RAl BarkerLF28201001.250.250.250
17RTom BerryRF313102002.077.077.077
38RJosh SnyderLF00000000.000.000.000
98RFrank McCartonCF516904211.563.611.750
56RBill BoydRF16531418444.264.323.396
68RFrank ButteryRF00000000.000.000.000
Lineup vs RHP
#BNamePosAVGHRRBISB
1RFergy MaloneC.2850145
2RCount SensenderferCF.303041
3RCap Anson3B.30501311
4RSteve KingLF.3220216
5RJim Foran1B.3040135
6RBill BoydRF.264181
7RCharlie Sweasy2B.284081
8RGene KimballSS.184051

Lineup vs LHP
#BNamePosAVGHRRBISB
1RFergy MaloneC.2850145
2RCount SensenderferCF.303041
3RCap Anson3B.30501311
4RSteve KingLF.3220216
5RJim Foran1B.3040135
6RBill BoydRF.264181
7RCharlie Sweasy2B.284081
8RGene KimballSS.184051

Team Information
Record overall10-20, .333 PCT
Position in Division4th, 8.0 GB
Record at home6-9, .400 PCT
Record on the road4-11, .267 PCT
Record in X-inning games0-1, .000 PCT
Record in one-run games1-8, .111 PCT
Record versus LHP2-1, .667 PCT
Record versus RHP8-19, .296 PCT
Record last 10 games4-6, .400 PCT
Record in April1-4, .200 PCT
Record in May2-3, .400 PCT
Record in June1-4, .200 PCT
Record in July2-3, .400 PCT
Record in August1-3, .250 PCT
Record in September2-3, .400 PCT
Record in October1-0, 1.000 PCT
Team Batting Stats & Rankings
Batting Average.270 - 3rd in NL
On-Base Percentage.315 - 3rd in NL
Slugging Percentage.337 - 3rd in NL
On-Base + Slugging.652 - 3rd in NL
Runs Scored111 - 3rd in NL
Hits273 - 3rd in NL
Extra-Base Hits60 - 3rd in NL
Home Runs1 - 4th in NL
Bases-On-Balls48 - 3rd in NL
Strikeouts108 - 3rd in NL
Stolen Bases31 - 2nd in NL

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