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Old 01-13-2015, 02:58 PM   #210
amead17
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August 1873

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1st September 1873

The Red Stockings had another slightly below par month which has their fans worried that they could be looking at a bottom of the table finish. The team went 4-5 in the month of August which did move them down to last place in the NL. They are still in the pennant race but are 4.5 games off the leaders.

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The batting tried to shine during the month with 71 runs scored. The best of this batting for a second month running was Short Stop Mike McGeary. McGeary played all 9 games from the start and had 38 at bats for an average of .421. He also claimed 16 hits, 9 runs and 13 RBI's.

The pitching showed some improvement as Bobby Mathews posted a better ERA of 2.90 for the month of August. This ERA was built from 9 games where he pitched 71.1 innings. He gave up 104 hits and 23 earned runs. The team gave up a total of 73 runs during the month.

Fraley Rodgers returned from injury mid month. Scott Hastings a hamstring strain late in the month that may keep him out for the rest of the season after being told to rest it for 6 weeks.

Full pitching stats for August
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Full batting stats for August
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The Red Stockings played 9 games in August
They started with a 9-17 loss against the Cincinnati Reds
The next series saw the team win 2-1 against the Chicago White Stockings. The scores were 12-4, 5-9 and 6-5
This was followed with a 1-2 loss against the Brooklyn Atlantics. The scores were 4-6, 17-6 and 3-12
The team finished the month with a win and a loss against the Cincinnati Reds. The scores were 5-9 and 10-5

The team will play 7 games in September. A full report will be bought to you next month.
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