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luckymann · 10-02-2020, 08:10 AM

COULD HARDLY BE CLOSER IN BOTH LEAGUES WITH PLENTY OF CHANCES – A’S AND TIGERS ALL SQUARE IN AL – PIRATES’ 21-7 JULY SEES THEM ATOP THE NL

Notable Performances

4th: A huge game from 1B Pete Runnells in which he goes 5-for-6 with two doubles, a triple and 5 ribbies, powers the Phillies 13-4 past Pittsburgh.
8th: Beaneaters hurler Orlando Hernandez two-hits the Reds in a 2-0 win, while Brooklyn OF Delino DeShields manages three more than that on his own to help the Superbas down the Pirates 9-3.
9th: The Giants post 4-spots in each of the 8th and 9th innings to rally past the faltering Cardinals 11-6.
14th: CF Rudy Law powers the Senators to a 12-4 drubbing of the Browns with a 5-hit barrage.
15th: A wild one in New York, with the Tigers scoring 7 in the top 9th to take the unlikely lead, only to concede 5 in the home half and lose 13-12 and fall 4 ½ games out of first.
18th: The Cardinals overcome a whopping 7 errors to nip the Superbas 9-8, with Harry Gumbert notching his FL-leading 15th win of the campaign.
22nd: The Sens score 3 in the 9th to send their game against the A’s into extras, then walk it off in the 10th for a crucial win.
24th: Pittsburgh scores 2 in the 9th to squeak past the Redbirds, putting them in the outright lead in the NL for the first time in franchise history.
26th: George Stone goes 3-for-4 with 2 dingers and 4 ribbies to power the White Sox offence in an 11-4 cruise over the Tigers.

Feats and Streaks

26th: Browns 1B Mike Lum’s 23-game hit streak is snapped with an 0-for-5 showing against the Naps.

Transactions

15th: The Americans address a concern by sending SS Andy Fox and P Pol Perritt to the Cubs in exchange for C Ed Phelps.
18th: A blockbuster trade sees the Cards send 1B Ryan Shealy to the Giants for CF Chuck Diering.
23rd: The Beaneaters and Browns do a spot of horse trading with CF Alan Bannister being shipped to St Louis in exchange for 2B Tito Fuentes and promising SP Charlie Smith.
25th: The Reds tighten up their roster by trading outfielder Jim Fairey and reliever Dave Patterson to the Browns for outfielder Duncan Mohr.
30th: A bit of a blockbuster between Cleveland and Philadelphia, with pitchers Eric Plunk and John Maine now Naps and Charles Thomas a Phillie.
31st: One final trade before the deadline passes with the Cubs sending 1B Richie Hebner to the Superbas for 2B Bill Rodgers and minor league pitcher Joe Price.

Injuries

3rd: A fractured elbow knocks Boston SP Joe Johnson out of action for the remainder of the season.
18th: The Cubs lose last season’s MVP Todd Dunwoody for a month with a fractured thumb.
24th: A diagnosis of shoulder inflammation sees Browns SP George Chalmers’ season brought to a premature end.
25th: A great FL debut for Giants cornerman Pete Ward, in which he goes 4-for-4 with two doubles and two driven in, ends on a sour note when he pulls a hamstring and will be forced to sit out for about a month.

Monthly Awards
American League

Batter: Solly Hemus CWS (.400 / 3 HR / 25 RBI)
Pitcher: Jake Weimer WAS (6-1 / 1.69 / 38 K)
Rookie: Marty Pattin NYY (6-2 / 2.34 / 38 K)

National League

Batter: Leon Durham BSN (.394 / 1 HR / 15 RBI)
Pitcher: Don Robinson PIT (6-1 / 2.91 / 37 K)
Rookie: Warren Cromartie BSN (.413 / 17 RBI / 20 R)

Leaders
American League

BA: Austin Jackson CWS .388
HR: George Stone CWS 7
RBI: Austin Jackson CWS 64
BWAR: Solly Hemus CWS 6.2
SB: Rudy Law WAS 65

W: Jake Weimer WAS 15
ERA: Melido Perez DET 2.26
K: Jake Weimer WAS 119
SV: 2 tied on 6
PWAR: Melido Perez DET 4.3

National League

BA: Pete Runnels PHI .359
HR: Bill DeLancey NYG 7
RBI: Mike Shannon BRO 78
BWAR: Pete Runnels PHI 4.8
SB: Jake Stahl PIT 49

W: 2 tied on 17
ERA: Orlando Hernandez BSN 2.09
K: Andy Coakley BSN 113
SV: Stew Cliburn CIN 7
PWAR: Harry Gumbert STL 3.8

Standings

10-02-2020, 08:10 AM	#241
luckymann Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2019 Posts: 13,923	July 1903 COULD HARDLY BE CLOSER IN BOTH LEAGUES WITH PLENTY OF CHANCES – A’S AND TIGERS ALL SQUARE IN AL – PIRATES’ 21-7 JULY SEES THEM ATOP THE NL Notable Performances 4th: A huge game from 1B Pete Runnells in which he goes 5-for-6 with two doubles, a triple and 5 ribbies, powers the Phillies 13-4 past Pittsburgh. 8th: Beaneaters hurler Orlando Hernandez two-hits the Reds in a 2-0 win, while Brooklyn OF Delino DeShields manages three more than that on his own to help the Superbas down the Pirates 9-3. 9th: The Giants post 4-spots in each of the 8th and 9th innings to rally past the faltering Cardinals 11-6. 14th: CF Rudy Law powers the Senators to a 12-4 drubbing of the Browns with a 5-hit barrage. 15th: A wild one in New York, with the Tigers scoring 7 in the top 9th to take the unlikely lead, only to concede 5 in the home half and lose 13-12 and fall 4 ½ games out of first. 18th: The Cardinals overcome a whopping 7 errors to nip the Superbas 9-8, with Harry Gumbert notching his FL-leading 15th win of the campaign. 22nd: The Sens score 3 in the 9th to send their game against the A’s into extras, then walk it off in the 10th for a crucial win. 24th: Pittsburgh scores 2 in the 9th to squeak past the Redbirds, putting them in the outright lead in the NL for the first time in franchise history. 26th: George Stone goes 3-for-4 with 2 dingers and 4 ribbies to power the White Sox offence in an 11-4 cruise over the Tigers. Feats and Streaks 26th: Browns 1B Mike Lum’s 23-game hit streak is snapped with an 0-for-5 showing against the Naps. Transactions 15th: The Americans address a concern by sending SS Andy Fox and P Pol Perritt to the Cubs in exchange for C Ed Phelps. 18th: A blockbuster trade sees the Cards send 1B Ryan Shealy to the Giants for CF Chuck Diering. 23rd: The Beaneaters and Browns do a spot of horse trading with CF Alan Bannister being shipped to St Louis in exchange for 2B Tito Fuentes and promising SP Charlie Smith. 25th: The Reds tighten up their roster by trading outfielder Jim Fairey and reliever Dave Patterson to the Browns for outfielder Duncan Mohr. 30th: A bit of a blockbuster between Cleveland and Philadelphia, with pitchers Eric Plunk and John Maine now Naps and Charles Thomas a Phillie. 31st: One final trade before the deadline passes with the Cubs sending 1B Richie Hebner to the Superbas for 2B Bill Rodgers and minor league pitcher Joe Price. Injuries 3rd: A fractured elbow knocks Boston SP Joe Johnson out of action for the remainder of the season. 18th: The Cubs lose last season’s MVP Todd Dunwoody for a month with a fractured thumb. 24th: A diagnosis of shoulder inflammation sees Browns SP George Chalmers’ season brought to a premature end. 25th: A great FL debut for Giants cornerman Pete Ward, in which he goes 4-for-4 with two doubles and two driven in, ends on a sour note when he pulls a hamstring and will be forced to sit out for about a month. Monthly Awards *American League* Batter: Solly Hemus CWS (.400 / 3 HR / 25 RBI) Pitcher: Jake Weimer WAS (6-1 / 1.69 / 38 K) Rookie: Marty Pattin NYY (6-2 / 2.34 / 38 K) *National League* Batter: Leon Durham BSN (.394 / 1 HR / 15 RBI) Pitcher: Don Robinson PIT (6-1 / 2.91 / 37 K) Rookie: Warren Cromartie BSN (.413 / 17 RBI / 20 R) Leaders *American League* BA: Austin Jackson CWS .388 HR: George Stone CWS 7 RBI: Austin Jackson CWS 64 BWAR: Solly Hemus CWS 6.2 SB: Rudy Law WAS 65 W: Jake Weimer WAS 15 ERA: Melido Perez DET 2.26 K: Jake Weimer WAS 119 SV: 2 tied on 6 PWAR: Melido Perez DET 4.3 *National League* BA: Pete Runnels PHI .359 HR: Bill DeLancey NYG 7 RBI: Mike Shannon BRO 78 BWAR: Pete Runnels PHI 4.8 SB: Jake Stahl PIT 49 W: 2 tied on 17 ERA: Orlando Hernandez BSN 2.09 K: Andy Coakley BSN 113 SV: Stew Cliburn CIN 7 PWAR: Harry Gumbert STL 3.8 Standings Attached Images Last edited by luckymann; 10-02-2020 at 08:16 AM.