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Carlton · 07-12-2004, 06:49 PM

TRADE NOTES

Ok, weird

Trade between Boston (N) and Baltimore :
Baltimore gets :
P John Malarkey
Boston (N) gets :
P Harry Howell
$2,500,000 cash.

Monday 7/21/1902 :

Boston (N): Put P Harry Howell on the trading block.
Boston (A): Put P Doc Adkins on the trading block.

Monday 7/28/1902 :

Baltimore: Put P John Malarkey on the trading block.
Trade between Washington and Baltimore :
Baltimore gets :
P Ted Lewis
Washington gets :
P John Malarkey

Wednesday 7/30/1902 :

Trade between Chicago (A) and Philadelphia (A) :
Philadelphia (A) gets :
P Ned Garvin
Chicago (A) gets :
P Fred Mitchell
Trade between Washington and Boston (N) :
Boston (N) gets :
P John Malarkey
Washington gets :
P Harry Howell
$2,100,000 cash.

Thursday 7/31/1902 :

Trade between New York and St. Louis (N) :
St. Louis (N) gets :
P Dummy Taylor
New York gets :
P Mike O'Neill
Trade between Cleveland and Philadelphia (A) :
Philadelphia (A) gets :
P Bill Bernhard
P Gene Wright
Cleveland gets :
P Tom Walker

So John Malarkey makes history....

He is the 1st player traded 3 times...and he was traded for Harry Howell 2X

Dummy Taylor is a nice trade, he has a great ERA, but no run support from the Giants

Sunday, July 6th
IN THE NEWS: Corsicana of the Texas League wins its 27th game in a row, topping Charlotte's record of 25 set earlier this year. Corsicana will finish the year with a 57–9 record.

Dummy Hoy and George Davis hit their 2000 hits within a week of one another

Saturday, July 5th

Amos Rusie and Christy Mathewson meet up for the 3rd time and another pitching duel occurs
Rusie allows 2 BB, 4 Ks and 5 hits in the 9 IP CG SHO.
Big Six allows an unearned run, 6 hits, 1 BB, 5 Ks in the loss. NY has 3 errors
Matty falls to 12-4 and Rusie goes to 7-7
Cap Anson rejoining John McGraw for his last season, goes 2-3

Monday, July 21st

Cy Young scatters 7 Cleveland hits, 0 BB and 6 Ks in his 1st shutout of the year.

Weds, July 23rd

Washington National Case Patten allows only 1 hit to the Browns C Joe Sugden as he wins his 12th game of the year.

Monday, July 28th

Clark Griffith becomes ML 1st 20 game winner as the Whote Stockings destroy the Detroit Tigers 15-0

National Happy Townsend, now entrenched as a Starter...gets his 2nd SHO of the year as he allows 1 BB, 7 Ks and 2 hits beating the Somersets 3-0. Washington improves to 45-45

Weds, July 30th

For the 3rd game in a row Cincinnatti scores 0 uns for Noodles Hahn, who allows 2 runs. Jay Hughes of Brooklyn gets the CG SHO. Hahn falls to 9-9 but still leads the Majors in ERA

Jesse Tannehill, wins his 20th game in a 5-4 Pirate win over the Cardinals and rookie Bob Wicker

Thursday, July 31st

In his 1st start with the Cardinals Dummy Talor finally gets Runs Support and beats the mighty Pirates and Sam Leever...5-4. He also snaps Honus Wagner's 20 game hit streak

Thursday 8/1/1902

AL-Pitcher of the Month:
Clark Griffith (CHA)!
He had a record of 6-1 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 3.26 and 1 shutouts.

AL-Batter of the Month:
John Anderson (SLA)!
He batted .495 in 107 AB, with 1 homers and 27 RBI.

NL-Pitcher of the Month:
Dummy Taylor (SLN)!
He had a record of 6-1 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.75 and 2 shutouts.

NL-Batter of the Month:
Honus Wagner (PIT)!
He batted .415 in 123 AB, with 2 homers and 26 RBI.

Saturday, August 2nd

In the highest scoring game to date, Bill Bradley collects 5 hits and the Cleveland Bronchos beat the St. Louis Browns 16-12. The Bronchos hit 6 doubles 20 hits overall, and commit 6 errors as the Browns walk 7 times

Wednesday, August 13th

IN THE NEWS: In the 6th inning of a game with the Tigers, Harry Davis of the A's attempts a double steal with Lave Cross (Dave Fultz IRL), who is on 3B. But Davis does not draw a throw as he goes into 2B. On the next pitch he "steals" 1B. The next time he steals 2B he does draw a throw and Cross (Fultz) scores from 3B. This double steal maneuver will be attempted in later years by Fred Tenney (July 31, 1908), and Germany Schaefer (September 4, 1908), though the details are contradictory.

Thursday, August 14th

In a 27-2 thrubbing over the Cardinals, Wee Willie Keeler becomes the 1st player in the 20th century to have 6 hits in a game
...Wiley Dunham walks a NL record (Broncho Ed Scott walked 16 last year) with 13
Wild Bill Donoovan lives up to his reputation with 5 BB 9 Ks and only 4 hits...allowing 2 runs on Keeler's throwing error

Monday, August 25th

IN THE NEWS: Ban Johnson announces the AL's intention to have a New York team in 1903, with Clark Griffith as manager. The Baltimore franchise will be moved.

IN true Rube Waddell fashion, Rube allows 6 hits, 5 BBs, and K's 12 in a 6-2 win over the surprising Bill Reidy (19-9) and the Browns. Ollie Pickering hits in his 20th straight game.

Sunday, August 31st

Fielder Jones goes 6-6 to become the 2nd 6 hit man in MLB, in a 16-0 White Stocking win over the Nationals. Fred Mitchell, traded for Ned Garvin July 31st scatters 6 hits, 1BB, 2 Ks in the the SHO. Washington commits 4 errors, 2 by Happy Townsend who is knocke dout of the box in 4.2 IP in his worst outing of the year

At Sportsman Park, Cy Young gets his 3rd SHO of the year scattering 3 hits, 0 BB, 4Ks, but the story in the 10-0 win is Buck Freeman who hits 2 HRS (he leads with 9) and driving in 8 RBIS the ML record. Cy Young goes to 19-10 with a 2.37 ERA on the year

Christy Mathewson wins his 7th straight and 20th of the year in an 11-3 win over the Chicago Colts

Sunday 9/1/1902 :

AL-Pitcher of the Month:
Cy Young (BOS)!
He had a record of 6-1 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.27 and 2 shutouts.

AL-Batter of the Month:
Nap Lajoie (CLE)!
He batted .379 in 124 AB, with 2 homers and 24 RBI.

NL-Pitcher of the Month:
Vic Willis (BSN)!
He had a record of 5-2 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 1.20 and 1 shutouts.

NL-Batter of the Month:
Honus Wagner (PIT)!
He batted .395 in 119 AB, with 1 homers and 26 RBI.

Pittsburgh goes to 87-35 19.5 games over the Reds and 25.5 games over the NY Giants, sealing up the NL Pennant. The Cardinals at 42-79 are an astounding 44.5 games out

In the AL, Cleveland holds a 2.5 game lead over the White Stockings, 5 over the Tigers and 9 over Washington

Ed Delahanty...with less power but better average at Washington than Baker Bowl...is sitting exactly at .400 after hitting .430 or better most of the year

Tuesday, Sept 9th

John T. Brush sells the Cincinnati Reds to Julius and Max Fleischmann, George B. Cox, and August "Garry" Herrmann for $150,000. Brush then buys control of the Giants from Andrew Freedman.

Sunday, Sept 19th

In the last ML game at Baltimore until the 60's, Ed Scott (18-13) and the Bronchos beat Long Tom Hughes (18-17) 10-2

Thursday, Sept 18th

In his 1st game back from his 6 month prison stay, 'Turkey' Mike Donlin goes 0-4 in a 7-1 Reds' loss to the Pirates

Sunday, Sept 21st

Cy Young wins his 22nd game in a 5-3 victory over the White Stockings and 21 game loser Fred Mitchella former teammate

Eddie Plank gets a 6-3 win over Detroit, Plank finishes at 13-21 through no fault of his own, he has the lowest run support of any pitcher with 35 game starts with 2.8

Noodles Hahn finishes the year at 14-11 with a 2.17 ERA, of Noodles 14 wins, 9 of them he allowed 1 run or less. Of his 11 losses and 13 no decisions, 20 times he allowed 3 runs or less.

Monday, Sept 22nd

With both teams at 80-60 The Cleveland Bronchos play host to the Chicago White Stockings for the AL Pennant.

With injuries Chicago sends 9-9 Gene McCann who held Cleveland to 2 hits in August to the mound and Cleveland sends Addie Joss

Addie Joss pitches a gem and Jack McCarthy goes 4-6 with 4 RBIS to claim the AL Pennant from the White Stockings

07-12-2004, 06:49 PM	#9
Carlton Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 3,765	TRADE NOTES Ok, weird Trade between Boston (N) and Baltimore : Baltimore gets : P John Malarkey Boston (N) gets : P Harry Howell $2,500,000 cash. Monday 7/21/1902 : Boston (N): Put P Harry Howell on the trading block. Boston (A): Put P Doc Adkins on the trading block. Monday 7/28/1902 : Baltimore: Put P John Malarkey on the trading block. Trade between Washington and Baltimore : Baltimore gets : P Ted Lewis Washington gets : P John Malarkey Wednesday 7/30/1902 : Trade between Chicago (A) and Philadelphia (A) : Philadelphia (A) gets : P Ned Garvin Chicago (A) gets : P Fred Mitchell Trade between Washington and Boston (N) : Boston (N) gets : P John Malarkey Washington gets : P Harry Howell $2,100,000 cash. Thursday 7/31/1902 : Trade between New York and St. Louis (N) : St. Louis (N) gets : P Dummy Taylor New York gets : P Mike O'Neill Trade between Cleveland and Philadelphia (A) : Philadelphia (A) gets : P Bill Bernhard P Gene Wright Cleveland gets : P Tom Walker So John Malarkey makes history.... He is the 1st player traded 3 times...and he was traded for Harry Howell 2X Dummy Taylor is a nice trade, he has a great ERA, but no run support from the Giants Sunday, July 6th IN THE NEWS: Corsicana of the Texas League wins its 27th game in a row, topping Charlotte's record of 25 set earlier this year. Corsicana will finish the year with a 57–9 record. Dummy Hoy and George Davis hit their 2000 hits within a week of one another Saturday, July 5th Amos Rusie and Christy Mathewson meet up for the 3rd time and another pitching duel occurs Rusie allows 2 BB, 4 Ks and 5 hits in the 9 IP CG SHO. Big Six allows an unearned run, 6 hits, 1 BB, 5 Ks in the loss. NY has 3 errors Matty falls to 12-4 and Rusie goes to 7-7 Cap Anson rejoining John McGraw for his last season, goes 2-3 Monday, July 21st Cy Young scatters 7 Cleveland hits, 0 BB and 6 Ks in his 1st shutout of the year. Weds, July 23rd Washington National Case Patten allows only 1 hit to the Browns C Joe Sugden as he wins his 12th game of the year. Monday, July 28th Clark Griffith becomes ML 1st 20 game winner as the Whote Stockings destroy the Detroit Tigers 15-0 National Happy Townsend, now entrenched as a Starter...gets his 2nd SHO of the year as he allows 1 BB, 7 Ks and 2 hits beating the Somersets 3-0. Washington improves to 45-45 Weds, July 30th For the 3rd game in a row Cincinnatti scores 0 uns for Noodles Hahn, who allows 2 runs. Jay Hughes of Brooklyn gets the CG SHO. Hahn falls to 9-9 but still leads the Majors in ERA Jesse Tannehill, wins his 20th game in a 5-4 Pirate win over the Cardinals and rookie Bob Wicker Thursday, July 31st In his 1st start with the Cardinals Dummy Talor finally gets Runs Support and beats the mighty Pirates and Sam Leever...5-4. He also snaps Honus Wagner's 20 game hit streak Thursday 8/1/1902 AL-Pitcher of the Month: Clark Griffith (CHA)! He had a record of 6-1 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 3.26 and 1 shutouts. AL-Batter of the Month: John Anderson (SLA)! He batted .495 in 107 AB, with 1 homers and 27 RBI. NL-Pitcher of the Month: Dummy Taylor (SLN)! He had a record of 6-1 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.75 and 2 shutouts. NL-Batter of the Month: Honus Wagner (PIT)! He batted .415 in 123 AB, with 2 homers and 26 RBI. Saturday, August 2nd In the highest scoring game to date, Bill Bradley collects 5 hits and the Cleveland Bronchos beat the St. Louis Browns 16-12. The Bronchos hit 6 doubles 20 hits overall, and commit 6 errors as the Browns walk 7 times Wednesday, August 13th IN THE NEWS: In the 6th inning of a game with the Tigers, Harry Davis of the A's attempts a double steal with Lave Cross (Dave Fultz IRL), who is on 3B. But Davis does not draw a throw as he goes into 2B. On the next pitch he "steals" 1B. The next time he steals 2B he does draw a throw and Cross (Fultz) scores from 3B. This double steal maneuver will be attempted in later years by Fred Tenney (July 31, 1908), and Germany Schaefer (September 4, 1908), though the details are contradictory. Thursday, August 14th In a 27-2 thrubbing over the Cardinals, Wee Willie Keeler becomes the 1st player in the 20th century to have 6 hits in a game ...Wiley Dunham walks a NL record (Broncho Ed Scott walked 16 last year) with 13 Wild Bill Donoovan lives up to his reputation with 5 BB 9 Ks and only 4 hits...allowing 2 runs on Keeler's throwing error Monday, August 25th IN THE NEWS: Ban Johnson announces the AL's intention to have a New York team in 1903, with Clark Griffith as manager. The Baltimore franchise will be moved. IN true Rube Waddell fashion, Rube allows 6 hits, 5 BBs, and K's 12 in a 6-2 win over the surprising Bill Reidy (19-9) and the Browns. Ollie Pickering hits in his 20th straight game. Sunday, August 31st Fielder Jones goes 6-6 to become the 2nd 6 hit man in MLB, in a 16-0 White Stocking win over the Nationals. Fred Mitchell, traded for Ned Garvin July 31st scatters 6 hits, 1BB, 2 Ks in the the SHO. Washington commits 4 errors, 2 by Happy Townsend who is knocke dout of the box in 4.2 IP in his worst outing of the year At Sportsman Park, Cy Young gets his 3rd SHO of the year scattering 3 hits, 0 BB, 4Ks, but the story in the 10-0 win is Buck Freeman who hits 2 HRS (he leads with 9) and driving in 8 RBIS the ML record. Cy Young goes to 19-10 with a 2.37 ERA on the year Christy Mathewson wins his 7th straight and 20th of the year in an 11-3 win over the Chicago Colts Sunday 9/1/1902 : AL-Pitcher of the Month: Cy Young (BOS)! He had a record of 6-1 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.27 and 2 shutouts. AL-Batter of the Month: Nap Lajoie (CLE)! He batted .379 in 124 AB, with 2 homers and 24 RBI. NL-Pitcher of the Month: Vic Willis (BSN)! He had a record of 5-2 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 1.20 and 1 shutouts. NL-Batter of the Month: Honus Wagner (PIT)! He batted .395 in 119 AB, with 1 homers and 26 RBI. Pittsburgh goes to 87-35 19.5 games over the Reds and 25.5 games over the NY Giants, sealing up the NL Pennant. The Cardinals at 42-79 are an astounding 44.5 games out In the AL, Cleveland holds a 2.5 game lead over the White Stockings, 5 over the Tigers and 9 over Washington Ed Delahanty...with less power but better average at Washington than Baker Bowl...is sitting exactly at .400 after hitting .430 or better most of the year Tuesday, Sept 9th John T. Brush sells the Cincinnati Reds to Julius and Max Fleischmann, George B. Cox, and August "Garry" Herrmann for $150,000. Brush then buys control of the Giants from Andrew Freedman. Sunday, Sept 19th In the last ML game at Baltimore until the 60's, Ed Scott (18-13) and the Bronchos beat Long Tom Hughes (18-17) 10-2 Thursday, Sept 18th In his 1st game back from his 6 month prison stay, 'Turkey' Mike Donlin goes 0-4 in a 7-1 Reds' loss to the Pirates Sunday, Sept 21st Cy Young wins his 22nd game in a 5-3 victory over the White Stockings and 21 game loser Fred Mitchella former teammate Eddie Plank gets a 6-3 win over Detroit, Plank finishes at 13-21 through no fault of his own, he has the lowest run support of any pitcher with 35 game starts with 2.8 Noodles Hahn finishes the year at 14-11 with a 2.17 ERA, of Noodles 14 wins, 9 of them he allowed 1 run or less. Of his 11 losses and 13 no decisions, 20 times he allowed 3 runs or less. Monday, Sept 22nd With both teams at 80-60 The Cleveland Bronchos play host to the Chicago White Stockings for the AL Pennant. With injuries Chicago sends 9-9 Gene McCann who held Cleveland to 2 hits in August to the mound and Cleveland sends Addie Joss Addie Joss pitches a gem and Jack McCarthy goes 4-6 with 4 RBIS to claim the AL Pennant from the White Stockings Last edited by Carlton; 07-12-2004 at 06:56 PM.