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(Sorta) History of Modern Baseball -- 1901 to ???? -- take too many to count
If at first I don't succeed, I'll keep on trying 'til I do succeed.
1) Players will enter each year on original team 2) No free agency until 1975-76 off-season 3) All transactions, including player jumping, will be done by me until preseason of 1903, then AI will control all teams 4) HOF induction will be immediate, no 5-year wait If anyone would like to have a player followed (ie, stats for each year for Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, etc.) please let me know. |
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Hall of Fame
 Cap Anson, first base -- Inducted 1900Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .333 2523 10277 1996 3518 97 2076 276 .445  Jake Beckley, first baseman -- Inducted 1907Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .306 2458 9695 1597 2966 93 1550 360 .433  Dan Brouthers, first base -- Inducted 1900Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .342 1671 6706 1523 2296 106 1296 256 .520  Jesse Burkett, Left Fielder -- Inducted 1905Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .335 2038 8075 1583 2702 82 1001 419 .440  John Clarkson, pitcher -- Inducted 1900Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.81 328 178 .648 531 4536.1 1978 1191 5  Roger Connor, First baseman -- Inducted 1900Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .317 1997 7794 1620 2467 138 1322 244 .486  Ed Delahanty, Left Fielder - Inducted 1903Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .343 1945 7962 1632 2727 119 1489 458 .505  Hugh Duffy, Center Fielder - Inducted 1906Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .319 2070 8001 1658 2549 114 1395 645 .439  Jim Galvin, pitcher -- Inducted 1900Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.86 364 310 .540 705 6003.1 1806 745 2  Billy Hamilton, center fielder -- Inducted 1901Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .343 1628 6413 1679 2202 40 728 913 .429  Tim Keefe, pitcher -- Inducted 1900Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.62 342 225 .603 600 5047.2 2562 1220 2  Joe Kelley, left fielder -- Inducted 1908Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .308 2037 7426 1427 2288 73 1275 500 .442  Kid Nichols, Pitcher - Inducted 1906Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.78 395 227 .635 683 5561.1 2066 1376 18  Charley Radbourn, pitcher -- Inducted 1900Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.67 309 195 .613 528 4535.1 1830 875 2  Amos Rusie, pitcher -- Inducted 1901Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 3.04 249 176 .586 472 3766.0 1936 1711 7 Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .310 2048 8300 1645 2574 70 1042 609 .411  Mickey Welsh, pitcher -- Inducted 1900Code:
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03-19-2011, 04:33 AM
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Stats leaders & record holders
Career Leaders
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Career Batting Average Career Hits (min 3000 PA) No Player AVG No Player HITS 1 B.Hamilton .3434 1 C.Anson 3418 2 E.Delahanty .3425 2 J.Beckley 2966 3 D.Brouthers .3424 3 G.DAVIS 2770 4 D.Orr .3420 4 E.Delahanty 2727 5 P.Browning .3415 5 J.Burkett 2702 6 J.Stenzel .3386 6 J.O'Rourke 2642 7 H.WAGNER .3374 7 L.Cross 2610 8 W.KEELER .3348 8 G.Van Haltren 2574 9 J.Burkett .3346 9 H.Duffy 2549 9 N.LAJOIE .3346 10 R.Connor 2467 11 C.Anson .3326 11 F.CLARKE 2458 12 S.Thompson .3313 12 W.KEELER 2443 13 B.Lange .3302 13 B.DAHLEN 2386 14 T.O'Neill .3257 14 P.Donovan 2309 15 H.Duffy .3186 15 D.Brouthers 2296 16 M.DONLIN .3175 16 J.Kelley 2288 17 R.Connor .3165 17 B.McPhee 2250 18 J.McGraw .3158 18 J.Ryan 2238 19 F.CLARKE .3130 19 B.Hamilton 2202 20 D.White .3119 20 N.LAJOIE 2186 21 B.Holliday .3109 21 H.WAGNER 2174 22 J.O'Rourke .3108 22 H.Long 2137 23 M.Tiernan .3105 23 P.Hines 2134 24 D.Lyons .3104 24 D.Hoy 2111 25 G.Van Haltren .3101 25 F.TENNEY 2110 Career Homeruns Career RBIs No Player HR No Player RBI 1 R.Connor 138 1 C.Anson 2076 2 S.Thompson 127 2 J.Beckley 1550 3 H.Stovey 122 3 G.DAVIS 1490 4 E.Delahanty 119 4 E.Delahanty 1489 5 H.Duffy 114 5 H.Duffy 1395 6 D.Brouthers 106 6 R.Connor 1322 6 M.Tiernan 106 7 D.Brouthers 1296 8 J.Ryan 105 7 S.Thompson 1296 9 B.Freeman 101 9 J.Kelley 1275 10 C.Anson 97 10 L.Cross 1204 11 F.Pfeffer 94 11 J.O'Rourke 1203 12 J.Beckley 93 12 B.DAHLEN 1131 13 H.Long 91 13 E.McKean 1124 14 B.DAHLEN 87 14 F.CLARKE 1107 15 J.Burkett 82 15 B.McPhee 1067 15 G.DAVIS 82 16 N.LAJOIE 1065 17 J.Clements 77 17 H.Long 1044 18 H.DAVIS 76 18 G.Van Haltren 1042 19 J.Denny 74 19 F.Pfeffer 1019 19 N.LAJOIE 74 20 J.Ryan 1003 21 J.Kelley 73 21 J.Burkett 1001 22 B.Ewing 71 22 J.Collins 994 23 J.Collins 70 23 J.Doyle 991 23 B.Joyce 70 24 H.WAGNER 984 23 H.Richardson 70 25 B.Nash 977 Career Stolen Bases No Player SB 1 B.Hamilton 913 2 A.Latham 738 3 T.Brown 657 4 H.Duffy 645 4 G.Van Haltren 609 6 G.DAVIS 596 7 D.Hoy 583 8 B.McPhee 568 9 F.CLARKE 553 10 J.Ward 540 11 P.Donovan 531 12 J.Doyle 528 13 H.Long 518 14 W.KEELER 509 14 H.Stovey 509 16 J.McGraw 504 17 J.Kelley 500 18 M.Griffin 473 19 B.DAHLEN 469 20 T.McCarthy 468 21 H.WAGNER 461 22 E.Delahanty 458 23 C.Welch 453 24 M.Tiernan 428 25 J.Burkett 419 Career Wins Career Saves No Player WINS No Player SAVES 1 C.YOUNG 453 1 E.Siever 43 2 K.Nichols 390 2 L.LEROY 29 2 P.Galvin 364 3 K.BRADY 28 4 T.Keefe 342 3 C.GRIFFITH 28 5 J.Clarkson 328 5 O.Jones 23 6 C.Radbourn 309 6 H.ABLES 20 7 M.Welsh 307 6 E.JONES 20 8 B.Mathews 297 6 E.STEELE 20 9 T.Mullane 284 9 K.Nichols 18 10 G.Weyhing 270 10 R.AMES 17 11 J.McCormick 265 11 B.Carrick 16 12 A.Spalding 253 11 M.Manuel 16 13 A.Rusie 249 11 C.SMITH 16 14 C.GRIFFITH 240 11 J.Taylor 16 15 T.Bond 234 15 L.FIENE 15 16 C.Buffinton 233 15 E.MOORE 15 17 J.POWELL 230 15 T.Mullane 15 18 W.White 229 15 R.VICKERS 15 19 B.Caruthers 218 19 B.ADAMS 14 20 J.TANNEHILL 208 19 B.Bernhard 14 21 D.PHILLIPPE 207 19 B.Duggleby 14 22 S.King 203 19 J.PASTORIUS 14 22 J.Stivetts 203 19 H.WILTSE 14 24 A.ORTH 197 24 H.Hillebrand 13 24 A.Terry 197 24 B.Kennedy 13 Career Strikeouts Career ERA (min. 1000 IP) No Player SO No Player ERA 1 C.YOUNG 2678 1 J.PFIESTER 1.803 2 T.Keefe 2562 2 M.BROWN 1.968 3 R.WADDELL 2177 3 J.Devlin 2.050 4 K.Nichols 2066 4 E.WALSH 2.054 5 J.Clarkson 1978 5 C.BENDER 2.063 6 A.Rusie 1936 6 C.McFarland 2.064 7 M.Welsh 1850 7 A.JOSS 2.098 8 C.Radbourn 1830 8 C.MATHEWSON 2.099 9 P.Galvin 1806 9 J.Ward 2.102 10 T.Mullane 1803 10 R.Patterson 2.106 11 J.McCormick 1704 11 R.WADDELL 2.110 12 C.Buffinton 1700 12 F.SMITH 2.116 13 G.Weyhing 1690 13 A.Spalding 2.136 14 C.MATHEWSON 1619 14 B.PELTY 2.144 15 J.Whitney 1571 15 N.Hahn 2.145 16 A.Terry 1553 16 A.COAKLEY 2.161 17 V.WILLIS 1541 17 C.FALKENBERG 2.190 18 T.Ramsey 1515 18 D.WHITE 2.210 19 J.POWELL 1464 19 D.PHILLIPPE 2.211 20 B.DONOVAN 1437 20 E.PLANK 2.216 21 E.PLANK 1377 21 C.MORGAN 2.218 22 B.Mathews 1366 22 J.Thielman 2.267 23 M.Baldwin 1354 23 B.EWING 2.270 24 T.HUGHES 1334 24 W.White 2.276 25 J.CHESBRO 1304 25 G.MULLIN 2.305 Code:
Major League Single Season Records (post 1900)
Hitting
Batting Average: .395 Nap Lajoie, Cleveland 1902
Hits: 216 Ty Cobb, Detroit 1908
Doubles: 49 Nap Lajoie, Cleveland 1906
Triples: 23 Mike Donlin, Cincinnati 1903
Homeruns: 20 Socks Seybold, Philadelphia (A) 1901
RBI: 126 Socks Seybold, Philadelphia (A) 1901
Runs: 109 Jimmy Collins, Boston (A) 1902; Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 1906
Walks: 140 Sammy Strang, Brooklyn 1908
Strikeouts: 135 Bruno Brock, Washington 1907
Stolen Bases: 66 Harry Bay, Cleveland 1904
Hitting Streak: 27 Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati 1907; Ty Cobb, Detroit 1908
Pitching
Earned Run Average: 1.32 Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh 1903
Wins: 27 Jesse Tannehill, Pittsburgh 1902; Cy Young, Boston (A) 1903;
Addie Joss, Cleveland 1907
Losses: 30 Bill Duggleby, Philadelphia (N) 1904
Saves: 23 Oscar Jones, Brooklyn 1905
Bases on Balls: 159 Orval Overall, Cincinnati 1906
Strikeouts: 339 Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) 1904
American League Single Season Records
Batting Average: .395 Nap Lajoie, Cleveland 1902
Hits: 216 Ty Cobb, Detroit 1908
Doubles: 49 Nap Lajoie, Cleveland 1906
Triples: 22 Frank Baker, Philadelphia (A) 1908
Homeruns: 20 Socks Seybold, Philadelphia (A) 1901; Mike Grady, Washington 1902
RBI: 126 Socks Seybold, Philadelphia (A) 1901
Runs: 109 Jimmy Collins, Boston (A) 1902
Walks: 109 John McGraw, Baltimore 1901
Strikeouts: 135 Bruno Brock, Washington 1907
Stolen Bases: 66 Harry Bay, Cleveland 1904
Hitting Streak: 27 Ty Cobb, Detroit 1908
Pitching
Earned Run Average: 1.33 Charlie Smith, Cleveland 1908
Wins: 27 Cy Young, Boston (A) 1903; Addie Joss, Cleveland 1907
Losses: 25 Win Mercer, Washington 1902; Mal Eason, Detroit 1905; Jack Powell, St.Louis (A) 1907
Saves: 19 Harry Ables, St.Louis (A) 1908
Bases on Balls: 152 Fred Mitchell, Boston (A) 1901
Strikeouts: 339 Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) 1904
National League Single Season Records
Hitting
Batting Average: .372 Sam Crawford, Cincinnati 1902
Hits: 214 Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 1906
Doubles: 42 Kitty Bransfield, Pittsburgh 1901
Triples: 23 Mike Donlin, Cincinnati 1903
Homeruns: 13 Jesse Burkett, St.Louis (N) 1901; Elmer Flick, Philadelphia (N) 1901
RBI: 101 Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh 1905
Runs: 109 Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 1906
Walks: 140 Sammy Strang, Brooklyn 1908
Strikeouts: 118 Oscar Westerberg, Boston (N) 1907
Stolen Bases: 61 Billy Maloney, Cincinnati 1905
Hitting Streak: 27 Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati 1907
Pitching
Earned Run Average: 1.32 Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh 1903
Wins: 27 Jesse Tannehill, Pittsburgh 1902
Losses: 30 Bill Duggleby, Philadelphia (N) 1904
Saves: 23 Oscar Jones, Brooklyn 1905
Bases on Balls: 159 Orval Overall, Cincinnati 1906
Strikeouts: 285 Red Ames, New York (N) 1905
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03-19-2011, 04:34 AM
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Year by Year Stuff
Year by Year Pennant Winners
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YEARLY PENNANT WINNERS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM (WORLD SERIES WINS) WON LOST PCT GA TEAM (WORLD SERIES WINS) WON LOST PCT GA Chicago 76 64 .543 1 1901 Pittsburgh 84 56 .600 6 St.Louis 85 55 .607 2 1902 Pittsburgh 93 47 .664 10 Boston (3) 83 57 .593 8 1903 Chicago (5) 96 44 .686 10 Cleveland 88 66 .571 1 1904 New York 92 62 .597 2 Philadelphia (1) 87 67 .565 5 1905 New York (4) 97 57 .630 11 Philadelphia (1) 94 60 .610 7 1906 Pittsburgh (4) 103 51 .669 5 Detroit (1) 90 64 .584 4 1907 Pittsburgh (4) 102 52 .662 15 Philadelphia (4) 88 66 .571 1 1908 New York (2) 98 56 .636 6 Code:
YEARLY BATTING LEADERS
BATTING AVERAGE HOME RUNS
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE | AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Duffy-Mil .342 1901 Wagner-Pit .349 | Seybold-Phi 20 1901 Burkett-StL/Flick-Phi 13
Lajoie-Cle+Phi .395 1902 Crawford-Cin .372 | Grady-Was 20 1902 Crawford-Cin 10
Delahanty-Was .331 1903 Slagle-StL .333 | Freeman-Bos 17 1903 Wagner-Pit 10
Lajoie-Cle .346 1904 Wagner-Pit .329 | Davis-Phi/Freeman-Bos 10 1904 Cooley-Bos 9
Stone-Bos .329 1905 Wagner-Pit .330 | Davis-Phi 11 1905 Batch-Bro 9
Lajoie-Cle+Det .332 1906 Wagner-Pit .369 | Davis-Phi/Jordan-Chi 9 1906 Beaumont-Pit 6
Crawford-Det .320 1907 Wagner-Pit .343 | Jordan-Chi 7 1907 Strang-Bro 7
Cobb-Det .357 1908 Donlin-Cin .349 | Crawford-Det 15 1908 Murray-StL 9
RUNS BATTED IN STOLEN BASES
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE | AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Davis+Seybold-Phi 90 1901 Flick-Phi 87 | Mertes-Chi 53 1901 Sheckard-Bro 56
Seybold-Phi 126 1902 Clarke-Pit 99 | Mertes-Chi 61 1902 Wagner-Pit 58
Freeman-Bos 97 1903 Keister-Phi 99 | Bay-Cle 62 1903 Donlin-Cin 49
Lajoie-Cle 91 1904 McCormick-NY 90 | Bay-Cle 66 1904 Maloney-Cin 43
Crawford-Det 93 1905 Clarke-Pit 101 | Hoffman-Phi 60 1905 Maloney-Cin 61
Crawford-Det 101 1906 Beaumont-Pit 90 | Hoffman-Phi 49 1906 Leach-Pit 54
Jordan-Chi 79 1907 Leach-Pit 100 | Flick-Cle 64 1907 Clarke-Pit 57
Crawford-Det 99 1908 Abstein-Phi/Murray-StL 82 | Shannon-StL 48 1908 Murray-StL 46
YEARLY PITCHING LEADERS
WINS SAVES
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE | AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Griffith-Chi 22 1901 Tannehill-Pit 24 | Carrick-Was 13 1901 Kennedy-Bro/Taylor-Chi 4
Griffith-Chi 24 1902 Tannehill-Pit 27 | Smith-Cle 8 1902 Duggleby-Phi 7
Young-Bos 27 1903 Glade-Chi 26 | Orth-Was 6 1903 Duggleby-Phi 7
Killian-Cle/Mullin-Det 23 1904 McFarland-StL 26 | O'Neill-StL 7
Powell-StL/Young-Bos 23 | Siever-StL 8 1904 Durham-Bro 6
Smith-Chi 24 1905 Mathewson-NY 26 | Halla-Cle 7 1905 Jones-Bro 23
Plank-Phi 25 1906 Pfiester+Phllippe-Pit 26 | Eubank-Det 7 1906 Vickers-Bro 15
Joss-Cle 27 1907 Phillippe-Pit 25 | Jones-Det 12 1907 Brady-Phi 10
Pelty-StL/Raymond-Det 23 1908 Beebe-Chi 24 | Ables-StL 19 1908 Brady-Phi 12
EARNED RUN AVERAGE STRIKEOUTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE | AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Callahan-Chi 2.33 1901 Waddell-Chi+Pit 2.04 | Young-Bos 160 1901 Waddell-Pit+Chi 220
Waddell-Phi 1.56 1902 Hahn-Cin 1.68 | Hughes-Bos 162 1902 Mathewson-NY 219
Patterson-Chi 1.46 1903 Phillippe-Pit 1.32 | Waddell-Phi 290 1903 Mathewson-NY 227
Tannehill-NY 1.52 1904 Hahn-Cin 1.40 | Waddell-Phi 339 1904 Mathewson-NY 223
Young-Bos 1.78 1905 Brown-StL 1.84 | Waddell-Phi 293 1905 Ames-NY 285
Smith-StL 1.64 1906 Pfiester-Pit 1.56 | Waddell-Phi 234 1906 Pfiester-Pit 204
Joss-Cle 1.40 1907 Brown-StL 1.44 | Waddell-Phi 246 1907 Mathewson-NY 211
Smith-Cle 1.33 1908 Brown-StL 1.54 | Waddell-Phi 224 1908 Overall-Cin 243
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03-19-2011, 02:03 PM
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1901 Review
A new league was first conceived and nurtured in the minds of Western League President Ban Johnson and White Sox owner Charlie Comiskey. Johnson turned the league into the strongest of the minor leagues within 2 years after taking the helm. Thanks to arranging for solid ownership for each franchise and strongly backing his umpires in all disputes, the fans started coming to this firmly controlled League's games. In 1900, the NL reduced its franchises from 12 to 8 and the newly christened American League moved a franchise into the just abandoned Cleveland area and a franchise was placed in Chicago, after the reluctant consent by the Cubs after Johnson agreed to keep the league as a minor league. In 1901, Johnson made his move. The AL withdrew from the National Agreement and declared its intention to now become a second major league. The AL also erased its midwest region character and placed franchises in Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia now had franchises in both the AL & NL. To obtain players, the AL raided the senior loop for stars as well as everyday players with large salaries offered by those financially sound owners in the AL.
When the AL's first season opened, each team found itself infused with talent from the older league. Possibly the brightest star that first year was Socks Seybold, outfielder for the Philadelphia Athletics, who copped the league's first Outstanding Hitter Award after jumping over from the NL's Reds after taking 1900 off. In addition to hitting .319, Lajoie also drove in 90 runs and hit 20 home runs. The Chicago White Sox took the first AL title by a single game over a Boston club which suffered a mid summer pitching collapse and fell as far as 6 games behind before making a late season rally. The Pale Hose were led by Dummy Hoy (.340-2-62) and Clark Griffith (22-13, 2.87 ERA). Boston finished in 2nd place, being led by the bats of Jimmy Collins (.282-5-62) and Buck Freeman (.319-14-86) along with former 11-year NL veteran Cy Young (20-12, 2.38 ERA), who was named the AL's first Outstanding Pitcher Award winner. Despite pending litigation in the courts and a declared state of war with the NL, the American League was off and running. While the upstart AL was playing its first major league schedule, the established NL had finished its 25th campaign. The entry of the AL onto the major league stage also opened an escape value for the players. The bidding war between the leagues allowed about thirty 1900 regulars to jump from the NL to the AL. The new league occupied three of the abandoned NL cities of the 1890's and new teams were placed in direct competition with clubs in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. St.Louis and Pittsburgh, along with Brooklyn, provided a closely ran contest that was finally won by the Cardinals on the next to last day of the season. Four baseball immortals topped the batting lists. Honus Wagner hit .349 to lead the league and brought Pittsburgh to the senior circuit's title. Cincinnati's Jake Beckley (.348) and Philadelphia's Ed Delahanty (.341) followed close on Wagner's heels, while Jesse Burkett of St.Louis hit 13 home runs to tie for the lead in the senior circuit. As Pittsburgh proudly displayed the NL's biggest winner, Jesse Tannehill (24-9, 2.12 ERA), the New York Giants, unveiled the arm of Christy Mathewson, a 14-game winner in his first full season. After the 1901 season, the NL owners broke into two factions and the deadlock resulted in the formation of a 3-man directorate of John T. Brush, A.H. Soden and James A. Hart to assume the direction of this shaken league. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Chicago 76 64 .543 -- Pittsburgh 84 56 .600 -- Boston 75 65 .536 1 Philadelphia 78 62 .557 6 Philadelphia 74 66 .529 2 Cincinnati 74 66 .529 10 Baltimore 73 67 .521 3 St.Louis 74 66 .529 10 Washington 71 69 .507 5 Brooklyn 66 74 .471 18 Detroit 68 72 .486 8 Chicago 65 75 .464 19 Milwaukee 68 72 .486 8 Boston 63 77 .450 21 Cleveland 55 85 .393 21 New York 56 84 .400 28 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG H.Duffy, MIL .342 H.Wagner, PIT .349 D.Hoy, CHI .340 J.Beckley, CIN .348 M.Donlin, BAL .333 E.Delahanty, PHI .341 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR S.Seybold, PHI 20 J.Burkett, STL 13 B.Freeman, BOS 14 E.Flick, PHI 13 N.Lajoie, PHI 13 J.Kelley, BRO 12 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI H.Davis, PHI 90 E.Flick, PHI 87 S.Seybold, PHI 90 E.Delahanty, PHI 85 M.Donlin, BAL 88 J.Kelley, BRO 81 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB S.Mertes, CHI 53 J.Sheckard, BRO 56 C.Stahl, BOS 49 W.Keeler, BRO 50 B.Keister, BAL 45 D.McGann, STL 50 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA N.Callahan, CHI 2.33 R.Waddell, CHI+PIT 2.04 C.Young, BOS 2.38 J.Tannehill, PIT 2.12 D.Gear, WAS 2.54 N.Hahn, CIN 2.15 Wins W Wins W C.Griffith, CHI 22 J.Tannehill, PIT 24 C.Fraser, PHI 21 J.Chesbro, PIT 20 N.Callahan, CHI 20 B.Duggleby, PHI 20 Saves SV Saves SV B.Carrick, WAS 13 B.Kennedy, BRO 4 B.Bernhard, PHI 11 J.Taylor, CHI 4 E.Siever, DET 7 C.Case, CIN 3 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO C.Young, BOS 160 R.Waddell, CHI+PIT 220 N.Garvin, MIL 146 B.Donovan, BRO 205 P.Dowling, CLE+MIL 135 C.Mathewson, NY 194 |
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AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Socks Seybold, Philadelphia (A) 135 g, 504 ab, 82 r, 161 h, 30 2b, 7 3b, 20 hr, 90 rbi, 265 tb, 66 bb, 43 k, 23 sb, 16 cs, .319 avg, .407 obp, .526 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Ed Delahanty, Philadelphia (N) 139 g, 536 ab, 90 r, 183 h, 40 2b, 9 3b, 10 hr, 85 rbi, 271 tb, 75 bb, 42 k, 22 sb, 15 cs, .341 avg, .428 obp, .506 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Cy Young, Boston (A) 20-12, 0 sv, 2.38 era, 36 g, 35 gs, 314.0 ip, 297 ha, 97 r, 83 er, 5 hr, 45 bb, 160 k, 1.09 whip, .258 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Jesse Tannehill, Pittsburgh 24-9, 0 sv, 2.12 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 318.1 ip, 295 ha, 87 r, 75 er, 9 hr, 43 bb, 128 k, 1.06 whip, .252 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Roscoe Miller, Detroit 18-14, 0 sv, 3.01 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 314.1 ip, 298 ha, 125 r, 105 er, 7 hr, 78 bb, 70 k, 1.20 whip, .260 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Happy Townsend, Philadelphia (N) 19-15, 0 sv, 2.76 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 309.1 ip, 249 ha, 108 r, 95 er, 7 hr, 136 bb, 132 k, 1.24 whip, .232 oavg Milestones & Achievements 04/19 - Hit #2000 for Jake Beckley 06/01 - Honus Wagner goes cycling. This is the first time that the cycle has been hit this season and the first time in modern baseball history. 06/29 - Ed Doheny fires no-hitter. This is the first no-no this season and the first one in modern history. 08/13 - Cy Young wins #300 08/17 - Jack Harper hurls no-hitter. This is the second no-no thrown this season and the second in modern history. |
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1901-02 Off Season
Announcements Cincinnati - Announced that they are moving into a new ball park. The ball park will be named Palace of the Fans. Cleveland - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Cleveland Bronchos. Milwaukee - Announced that the franchise was being relocated to Saint Louis. The club will now be known as the St.Louis Browns. Saint Louis becomes the fourth city where there will be direct competition between the leagues. Major Retirements CF Billy Hamilton, age 35 - 14 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .404 with 4 home runs, 87 RBIs and 98 stolen bases in 129 games. .343 avg, 1628 g, 6413 ab, 1679 r, 2202 h, 40 hr, 728 rbi, 913 sb, .429 slg SP Amos Rusie, age 30 - 10 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1891 when he compiled a 33-20 record with 1 save, an ERA of 2.55 and 337 strikeouts in 500.1 innings. 3.04 era, 249-176, 472 g, 3766.0 ip, 1936 k, 1711 bb, 7 sv |
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03-19-2011, 03:25 PM
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Hall of Fame Class of 1901
Billy Hamilton, center fielder -- Inducted 1901Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .343 1628 6413 1679 2202 40 728 913 .429 Amos Rusie, pitcher -- Inducted 1901Code:
ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 3.04 249 176 .586 472 3766.0 1936 1711 7 |
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1902 Review
Midway through its second season, the American League found its Baltimore outpost in the hands of the enemy, making the completion of the league schedule a muddy issue. Baltimore manager John McGraw got fed up with AL president Ban Johnson that he started negotiations and that resulted in the Orioles being bought by John T.Brush, the Chairman of the NL Executive Committee. The new owner released McGraw, Joe McGinnity, Roger Bresnahan, Dan McGann, Cy Seymour, Joe Kelley and Jack Cronin to sign with the NL clubs, leaving Baltimore with a skeleton crew. On July 17, Ban Johnson used a league regulation to revoke the franchise. The team then became operated by the AL the rest of the season using league funds and Wilbert Robinson was named manager. The Orioles, who had been in a fight with the Browns, Athletics and Bronchos, were 11 games behind and in 4th place and ended up in last place, 38 games behind. Ban Johnson had more problems in 1902 than just the Orioles and the mess caused by John McGraw. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court presented the AL with a court setback by ordering the league to Nap Lajoie, Bill Bernhard and Chick Fraser to leave the Athletics and rejoin the Phillies. Fraser returned to the Phillies, but Johnson found a loophole in the Quaker state law and transferred the contracts to the Cleveland club, who at the time was leading the AL. All the other states involved in this fight ruled against the reserve clause and the other jumpers were allowed to remain where their new clubs. St.Louis replaced Milwaukee in 1902 and raided their NL crosstown team and lured Jesse Burkett, Bobby Wallace, Dick Padden, Snags Heidrick, Jack Harper and Jack Powell to the Browns. Besides the St.Louis jumpers, Ed Delahanty, Elmer Flick and Red Donahue were other top names that left their NL clubs for their new clubs in the AL. The Browns were leading the junior circuit by 11 games heading into Labor Day. The Browns were leading the Athletics by 8 games when Lajoie and Flick joined the Bronchos and held on to win the AL pennant by a 2-game margin. Bobby Wallace (.333-0-55) and Jesse Burkett (.306-7-75) led the team at the plate and the mound staff was led by the AL Outstanding Pitcher, Jack Powell (23-10, 2.09 ERA) and Jack Harper (22-12, 3.16 ERA). Philadelphia ended up in second place, led by Harry Davis (.315-11-113) and Socks Seybold (.312-13-126) at the plate and on the mound by Tom Walker (22-12, 2.71 ERA), Andy Coakley (20-14, 2.80 ERA) and Eddie Plank (20-14, 1.87 ERA). The Cleveland Bronchos finished in third place, 5 games behind, thanks to the power hitting of Charlie Hickman (.342-14-85) and Nap Lajoie (.395-8-74) and the arms of rookie Addie Joss (20-13, 3.01 ERA) and Earl Moore (18-17, 2.32 ERA).
In the National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates managed to avoid any losses to the AL's raiding tactics for the second consecutive season and romped to a 10-game pennant winning margin over the distant runner-up, Cincinnati. Honus Wagner (.327-5-77), Fred Clarke (.315-4-99) and Ginger Beaumont (.319-2-82) led the way for the Bucs squad. Jesse Tannehill (27-7, 1.85 ERA), Sam Leever (24-11, 2.51 ERA) and Deacon Phillippe (21-13, 1.99 ERA) gave the Pirates three 20-win aces. Cincinnati's second-place finish was due in part to the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Sam Crawford (.372-10-92) at the plate and the pitching of Noodles Hahn (23-10, 1.68 ERA) and Bill Phillips (20-13, 2.64 ERA). After practically losing all of its offense and top pitchers to the AL, Philadelphia dropped to last place. The New York Giants, who started the season slowly, could not stop from finishing 31 games behind even with the infusion of Baltimore talent. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB St.Louis 85 55 .607 -- Pittsburgh 93 47 .664 -- Philadelphia 83 57 .593 2 Cincinnati 83 57 .593 10 Cleveland 80 60 .571 5 St.Louis 70 70 .500 23 Chicago 75 65 .536 10 Boston 69 71 .493 24 Detroit 70 70 .500 15 Brooklyn 67 73 .479 26 Boston 69 71 .493 16 New York 62 78 .443 31 Washington 51 89 .364 34 Chicago 59 81 .421 34 Baltimore 47 93 .336 38 Philadelphia 57 83 .407 36 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG N.Lajoie, CLE+PHI .395 S.Crawford, CIN .372 J.Collins, BOS .353 H.Wagner, PIT .327 B.Keister, WAS .350 G.Beaumont, PIT .319 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR M.Grady, WAS 20 S.Crawford, CIN 10 C.Hickman, CLE+BOS 17 T.Leach, PIT 9 B.Keister, WAS 16 T.McCreery, BRO 7 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI S.Seybold, PHI 126 F.Clarke, PIT 99 H.Davis, PHI 113 S.Crawford, CIN 92 C.Hickman, CLE+BOS 111 G.DeMontreville, BOS 88 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB S.Mertes, CHI 61 H.Wagner, PIT 58 T.Hartsel, PHI 52 F.Chance, CHI 51 C.Stahl, BOS 43 T.McCreery, BRO 38 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA R.Waddell, PHI 1.56 N.Hahn, CIN 1.68 E.Siever, DET 1.85 J.Tannehill, PIT 1.85 E.Plank, PHI 1.87 D.Phillippe, PIT 1.99 Wins W Wins W C.Griffith, CHI 24 J.Tannehill, PIT 27 J.Powell, STL 23 S.Leever, PIT 24 J.Harper, STL 22 N.Hahn, CIN 23 Saves SV Saves SV C.Smith, CLE 8 B.Duggleby, PHI 7 W.Egan, DET 4 J.Taylor, CHI 4 C.Shields, STL 4 B.Ewing, CIN 3 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO T.Hughes, BOS 162 C.Mathewson, NY 219 A.Coakley, PHI 159 V.Willis, BOS 185 G.Mullin, DET 157 F.Glade, CHI 183 |
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AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Ed Delahanty, Washington 137 g, 549 ab, 84 r, 190 h, 28 2b, 20 3b, 15 hr, 92 rbi, 303 tb, 57 bb, 44 k, 16 sb, 16 cs, .346 avg, .404 obp, .552 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Sam Crawford, Cincinnati 138 g, 556 ab, 95 r, 207 h, 23 2b, 12 3b, 10 hr, 92 rbi, 284 tb, 54 bb, 45 k, 26 sb, 18 cs, .372 avg, .423 obp, .511 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Jack Powell, St.Louis (A) 23-10, 0 sv, 2.09 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 309.2 ip, 257 ha, 100 r, 72 er, 8 hr, 56 bb, 143 k, 1.01 whip, .226 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Jesse Tannehill, Pittsburgh 27-7, 0 sv, 1.85 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 310.2 ip, 281 ha, 110 r, 64 er, 5 hr, 43 bb, 149 k, 1.04 whip, .235 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Tom Walker, Philadelphia (A) 22-12, 0 sv, 2.71 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 315.0 ip, 337 ha, 153 r, 95 er, 15 hr, 74 bb, 90 k, 1.30 whip, .277 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Carl Lundgren, Chicago (N) 17-17, 0 sv, 2.22 era, 35 g, 34 gs, 303.2 ip, 293 ha, 140 r, 75 er, 5 hr, 94 bb, 132 k, 1.27 whip, .247 oavg Milestones & Achievements 5/14 - Dummy Hoy gets hit number 2000 7/04 - Herman Long collects hit #2000 7/19 - Clark Griffith records win #200 7/23 - George Van Haltren reaches 2500 hits 7/31 - George Davis goes cycling. This is the first time this season that the cycle has been struck and the 2nd time in modern history. 8/14 - 2500 hits for Ed Delahanty 8/15 - Rube Waddell strikes out 17 8/28 - George Davis gets hit number 2000 9/12 - 2000 hits for Lave Cross 9/15 - Mal Eason hurls no-no. This is the 1st time this season for a no-hitter to be thrown and the 3rd one in modern history. 9/15 - Patsy Donovan reaches 2000 hits 9/22 - Bill Keister sizzles with cycle. This is the 2nd time this season for the cycle to be hit and the 3rd time in modern history. MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .395 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland + Philadelphia (A) Hits: 207 - Bill Keister, Washington & Sam Crawford, Cincinnati Triples: 20 - Ed Delahanty, Washington Home Runs: 20 - Mike Grady, Washington Runs Scored: 109 - Jimmy Collins, Boston (A) Strikeouts: 77 - Danny Green, Chicago (A) Stolen Bases: 61 - Sam Mertes, Chicago (A) Hitting Streak: 26 - Jimmy Collins, Boston (A) Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.56 - Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) Wins: 27 - Jesse Tannehill, Pittsburgh Losses: 25 - Win Mercer, Washington AL Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .395 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland + Philadelphia (A) Hits: 207 - Bill Keister, Washington Triples: 20 - Ed Delahanty, Washington Home Runs: 20 - Mike Grady, Washington Runs Scored: 109 - Jimmy Collins, Boston (A) Strikeouts: 77 - Danny Green, Chicago (A) Stolen Bases: 61 - Sam Mertes, Chicago (A) Hitting Streak: 26 - Jimmy Collins, Boston (A) Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.56 - Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) Wins: 24 - Clark Griffith, Chicago (A) Losses: 25 - Win Mercer, Washington Strikeouts: 162 - Long Tom Hughes, Boston (A) NL Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .372 - Sam Crawford, Cincinnati Hits: 207 - Sam Crawford, Cincinnati Triples: 15 - Kitty Bransfield, Pittsburgh Runs Batted In: 99 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh Runs Scored: 95 - Sam Crawford, Cincinnati Stolen Bases: 58 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Hitting Streak: 22 - Ginger Beaumont, Pittsburgh Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.68 - Noodles Hahn, Cincinnati Wins: 27 - Jesse Tannehill, Pittsburgh Losses: 22 - Jock Menefee, Chicago (N) Saves: 7 - Bill Duggleby, Philadelphia (N) |
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1902-03 Off Season
Announcements BALTIMORE - Announced that the AL has transferred the franchise to New York. They will now be known as the New York Highlanders and will play their home games at Hilltop Park. New York City now joins St.Louis, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia as cities with competing franchises from both leagues. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL - Announced that the American League and National League have agreed to a new National Agreement after the American League refused a merger offer by the National League and more raiding by the AL had taken place. Both leagues will recognize each other as equals and both agreed to respect the contracts and reserve clauses of all teams. The American League was also given the okay to place the former Baltimore franchise in New York City providing that they would not place a franchise in Pittsburgh. Major Retirements CF Dummy Hoy, age 40. 14 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .325 with 1 home run, 60 RBIs and 22 stolen bases in 131 games. .290 avg, 1859 games, 7272 ab, 1419 r, 2111 h, 44 hr, 783 rbi, 593 sb C Wilbert Robinson, age 39. 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .353 with 1 home run, 98 RBIs and 12 stolen bases in 109 games. .271 avg, 1332 g, 4881 ab, 606 r, 1321 h, 18 hr, 681 rbi, 188 sb |
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03-20-2011, 09:38 AM
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All of the preseason stuff has completed and now all of the teams are controlled from here on out by their AI GMs.
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03-24-2011, 02:54 AM
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1903 Review
The raiding stopped and peace came to the baseball world under a new National Agreement between two equal leagues
The Chicago Cubs won their first National League pennant of the modern era by taking the lead at the beginning of June then holding on and clinching the title with 10 games remaining. Johnny Evers (.271-1-68) Johnny Kling (.267-3-75) and Frank Chance (.256-5-63) led the way at the plate. On the mound, the NL's Outstanding Pitcher Frank Glade won 26 games with Carl Lundgren and Bob Wicker winning 22 games each to pace the Cubs. The St.Louis Cardinals finished in second place, 10 games behind, thanks to the hitting of Jimmy Slagle (.333-0-49), Patsy Donovan (.291-0-54) and Jake Beckley (.277-3-73) and the hurling of pitchers Kid Nichols (23-8, 1.48 ERA) and Bob Rhoads (19-11, 2.17 ERA). The Giants rose into third place in the first full year under John McGraw's leadership. Roger Bresnahan swung the stick at a .300-2-63 clip and fellow re-jumper Joe McGinnity won 21 games to lead the Giants. At the top of the standings, Boston won their first title with less than a week remaining in the season. The AL's Outstanding Pitcher Cy Young (27-7, 1.83 ERA) led the way on the mound and the bats were led by the junior circuit's Outstanding Hitter Buck Freeman (.303-17-97) and George Stone (.313-7-52). The Philadelphia Athletics finished in second place, eight games behind, due to the hitting of Socks Seybold (.268-9-74) and Harry Davis (.268-9-77) and the pitching of 17-game winners Eddie Plank (17-16, 2.53 ERA) and Rube Waddell (17-16, 2.47 ERA). The two pennant winners became teams of destiny when the owners agreed to pit their clubs against each other in the fall in a nine-game series for the "world's" championship. The agreement between the two magnates set up the first World Series and the first inter-league championship since the 1890 match of the National League and the American Association champs. A lot of people were on hand to witness the first game, a match up between the legendary Cy Young and Cubs starter Jake Weimer, who was the NL's Newcomer of the Year. Young's fastballs were batted around to the tune of single runs in both the third and fourth innings and 2 in the eighth to carry Chicago to a 4-2 win. The Pirates took a commanding 3-games-to-one lead before Boston was able to come back in game #5 to get their second win, a 7-0 drubbing behind the 3-hit pitching of Cy Young. The Pirates won games six and eight to capture the first world's championship, 5-games-to-3. Pitcher Carl Lundgren (2-0) and catcher Johnny Kling (2 HRs) were the stars for the Cubs. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Boston 83 57 .593 -- Chicago 96 44 .686 -- Philadelphia 75 65 .536 8 St.Louis 86 54 .614 10 Chicago 74 66 .529 9 New York 79 61 .564 17 Cleveland 73 67 .521 10 Pittsburgh 78 62 .557 18 New York 67 73 .479 16 Cincinnati 66 74 .471 30 St.Louis 66 74 .471 17 Brooklyn 56 84 .400 40 Washington 63 77 .450 20 Philadelphia 54 86 .386 42 Detroit 59 81 .421 24 Boston 45 95 .321 51 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG E.Delahanty, WAS .331 J.slagle, STL .333 G.Stone, BOS .313 H.Wagner, PIT .332 N.Lajoie, CLE .306 F.Clarke, PIT .331 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR B.Freeman, BOS 17 H.Wagner, PIT 10 C.Hickman, CLE 13 C.Seymour, CIN 9 N.Lajoie, CLE 13 B.Keister, PHI 7 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI B.Freeman, BOS 97 B.Keister, PHI 99 C.Hickman, CLE 81 F.Clarke, PIT 92 H.Davis, PHI 77 H.Wagner, PIT 84 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB H.Bay, CLE 62 M.Donlin, CIN 49 C.Hemphill, STL 50 H.Wagner, PIT 42 D.Hoffman, PHI 48 T.McCreery, BRO 40 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA R.Patterson, CHI 1.46 D.Phillippe, PIT 1.32 D.White, CHI 1.80 K.Nichols, STL 1.48 C.Young, BOS 1.83 F.Glade, CHI 1.58 Wins W Wins W C.Young, BOS 27 F.Glade, CHI 26 D.White, CHI 23 D.Phillippe, PIT 24 E.Moore, CLE 19 K.Nichols, STL 23 Saves SV Saves SV A.Orth, WAS 6 B.Duggleby, PHI 7 A.Pearson, CLE 5 M.O'Neill, STL 7 C.Smith, CLE 4 B.Phillips, CIN 5 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 290 C.Mathewson, NY 227 E.Plank, PHI 207 F.Glade, CHI 208 C.Bender, PHI 205 J.Weimer, CHI 201 Code:
1903 World Series Game #1 Boston (A) 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 9 0 Chicago (N) 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 x - 4 9 0 WP - J.Weimer (1-0) LP - C.Young (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Boston (A) 4 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 8 11 5 Chicago (N) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 7 2 WP - B.Dinneen (1-0) LP - B.Wicker (0-1) HR - none Game #3 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 5 1 Boston (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 0 WP - F.Glade (1-0) LP - T.Hughes (0-1) HR - CHI: J.Kling (1) Game #4 Chicago (N) 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 - 9 10 2 Boston (A) 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 - 4 6 2 WP - C.Lundgren (1-0) LP - N.Gibson (0-1) HR - CHI: J.Dobbs (1), J.Kling (2) BOS: C.Stahl (1) Game #5 Boston (A) 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 - 7 6 0 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 3 WP - C.Young (1-1) LP - J.Weimer (1-1) HR - BOS: J.Collins (1) Game #6 Boston (A) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 8 2 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 x - 3 2 0 WP - B.Wicker (1-1) LP - B.Dinneen (1-1) HR - none Game #7 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 - 4 8 0 Boston (A) 1 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 x - 6 13 2 WP - T.Hughes (1-1) LP - F.Glade (1-1) HR - none Game #8 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 6 3 - 13 16 0 Boston (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 2 9 6 WP - C.Lundgren (2-0) LP - N.Gibson (0-2) HR - none |
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Buck Freeman, Boston (A) 137 g, 545 ab, 83 r, 165 h, 40 2b, 15 3b, 17 hr, 97 rbi, 286 tb, 19 bb, 55 k, 13 sb, 11 cs, .303 avg, .336 obp, .525 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 134 g, 557 ab, 107 r, 185 h, 31 2b, 18 3b, 10 hr, 84 rbi, 282 tb, 36 bb, 55 k, 44 sb, 42 cs, .332 avg, .384 obp, .506 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Cy Young, Boston (A) 27-7, 0 sv, 1.83 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 314.0 ip, 254 ha, 85 r, 64 er, 6 hr, 30 bb, 167 k, 0.90 whip, .219 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Fred Glade, Chicago (N) 26-8, 0 sv, 1.58 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 313.0 ip, 265 ha, 77 r, 55 er, 5 hr, 65 bb, 208 k, 1.05 whip, .228 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Norwood Gibson, Boston (A) 17-13, 0 sv, 2.53 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 309.1 ip, 289 ha, 120 r, 87 er, 6 hr, 74 bb, 128 k, 1.17 whip, .248 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Jake Weimer, Chicago (N) 20-11, 0 sv, 1.78 era, 34 g, 34 gs, 304.0 ip, 238 ha, 91 r, 60 er, 2 hr, 85 bb, 201 k, 1.06 whip, .210 oavg Trades 5/03 - Washington gets 1b Charlie Carr (.26 yrs old, .237-1-45-25), Philadelphia (A) gets c Lew Drill (25 yrs old, .251-3-49-14) 5/05 - New York (N) gets c Harry Bemis (29 yrs old, .220-1-24-6), Cleveland gets ss John McGraw (30 yrs old, .215-1-47-16) 5/10 - St.Louis (N) gets 1b Jake Beckley (35 yrs old, .270-3-81-15), Cincinnati gets 2b Dick Padden (32 yrs old, .195-1-27-9) 5/31 - Boston (A) gets p Alex Hardy (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 ERA, 0 k), Chicago (N) gets lf Patsy Dougherty (26 yrs old, .276-4-64-39) Milestones & Achievements 5/27 - Solly Hofman hits for the cycle. This is the first time this season that the cycle has been hit and the fourth time in history. 8/24 - 2000 hits for Willie Keeler 9/25 - Cy Young wins number 350 9/26 - Kid Nichols wins number 350 MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Triples: 23 - Mike Donlin, Cincinnati Strikeouts: 109 - Sam Crawford, Detroit Stolen Bases: 62 - Harry Bay, Cleveland Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.32 - Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh Wins: 27 - Cy Young, Boston (A) Losses: 26 - John Malarkey, Boston (N) Strikeouts: 290 - Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) AL Records Set or Tied Batting Triples: 20 - Elmer Flick, Cleveland Strikeouts: 109 - Sam Crawford, Detroit Stolen Bases: 62 - Harry Bay, Cleveland Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.46 - Roy Patterson, Chicago (A) Wins: 27 - Cy Young, Boston (A) Strikeouts: 290 - Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) NL Records Set or Tied Batting Triples: 23 - Mike Donlin, Cincinnati 1903 Runs Batted In: 99 - Bill Keister, Philadelphia (N) Runs Scored: 107 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Hitting Streak: 24 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.32 - Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh Losses: 26 - John Malarkey, Boston (N) Saves: 7 - Bill Duggleby, Philadelphia (N) & Mike O'Neill, St.Louis (N) Strikeouts: 227 - Christy Mathewson, New York (N) |
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1903-04 Off Season
Announcements MLB - Announced that the number of games during the regular season has been increased from 140 to 154. Trades 02/12 - New York (A) gets cf Hugh Duffy (37 yrs old, .125-0-0-3), St.Louis (A) gets 2b Harry Arndt (25 yrs old, .206-0-16-9) Major Retirements 2B Tom Daly, age 37 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .341 with 8 home runs, 82 RBIs and 51 stolen bases in 123 games. .274 avg, 1582 g, 5812 ab, 1008 r, 1593 h, 53 hr, 787 rbi, 381 sb LF Ed Delahanty, age 35 - 16 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .404 with 11 home runs, 106 RBIs and 46 stolen bases in 116 games. .343 avg, 1945 g, 7962 ab, 1632 r, 2727 h, 119 hr, 1489 rbi, 458 sb LF George Van Haltren, age 37 - 17 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .340 with 8 home runs, 103 RBIs and 32 stolen bases in 131 games. .310 avg, 2048 g, 8300 ab, 1645 r, 2574 h, 70 hr, 1042 rbi, 609 sb C Chief Zimmer, age 42 - 19 seasons. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .340 with 5 home runs, 56 RBIs and 14 stolen bases in 88 games. .266 avg, 1417 g, 4846 ab, 667 r, 1287 h, 26 hr, 667 rbi, 152 sb |
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Hall of Fame Class of 1903
Ed Delahanty, Left Fielder - Inducted 1903Code:
AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .343 1945 7962 1632 2727 119 1489 458 .505 George Van Haltren*, Left Fielder -- Inducted 1903 Code:
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1904 Review
In the American League, the Boston Americans took the lead at the beginning of August and by the end of the month had only a .001 percentage lead over the then second place Cleveland club. From there, it was a tight race the rest of the way. Going into the last day of the season, the Americans and the Naps were tied. Cleveland won their game but the Highlanders' Jesse Tannehill threw a shutout against Boston to eliminate them. Led by a lineup that included the AL's Outstanding Hitter, Nap Lajoie (.346-5-91), Elmer Flick (.285-2-68), and Bill Bradley (.282-5-56), the strength of the team was it's pitching, which was led by the arms of Ed Killian (23-15, 2.43 ERA), Bill Bernhard (22-16, 1.74 ERA) and Addie Joss (20-14, 1.69 ERA). Boston ended the season in second place, 1 game behind, and were led at the plate by Fred Parent (.255-3-41), Buck Freeman (.246-10-67) and Hobe Ferris (.221-9-64) and on the mound by their four 20-game winners: Cy Young (23-16, 1.89 ERA), Bill Dinneen (22-15, 1.86 ERA), Long Tom Hughes (21-14, 2.15 ERA) and Norwood Gibson (20-18, 2.03 ERA). The Philadelphia Athletics finished in third place, 8 games behind Cleveland, thanks to the hitting of Harry Davis (.244-10-72) and the pitching of 20-game winners Rube Waddell (21-16, 2.08 ERA), Weldon Henley (20-18, 1.81 ERA) and Eddie Plank (20-15, 2.09 ERA).
In the senior circuit, the New York Giants took the lead at the beginning of June then held off a threat by the Pittsburgh Pirates to win their first pennant in the modern era. George Browne (.290-4-74) and Moose McCormick (.283-3-90) led the way at the plate and the mound crew was led by 20-game winners Joe McGinnity (23-10, 2.01 ERA) and Christy Mathewson (22-16, 1.73 ERA). The Pirates ended up in second place, 2 games behind, thanks to a pitching staff led by Doc Scanlan (20-14, 2.81 ERA) and the league's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner, Deacon Phillippe (25-10, 1.52 ERA) and at the plate by the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.329-2-72). Chicago finished the season tied for third place, 4 games behind the winning Giants, thanks to the bat of Frank Chance (.290-2-55) and the arms of Bob Wicker (21-14, 1.77 ERA) and Jake Weimer (24-14, 2.23 ERA). The St.Louis Cardinals were the other team tied for third place. They were led at the plate by Jake Beckley (.293-3-62) and Homer Smoot (.271-5-69) and on the hill by Win Kellum (23-11, 1.89 ERA) and Chappie McFarland (26-12, 1.61). The American and National Leagues coexisted without incident during the season, but the fall was a different matter. The Americans and Naps offered to meet either of the NL leaders, the Giants, but the President of the Giants stated that he considered the NL to be the premier league so they would decline the offer so there was no World Series played at the end of the 1904 season. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Cleveland 88 66 .571 -- New York 92 62 .597 -- Boston 87 67 .565 1 Pittsburgh 90 64 .584 2 Philadelphia 80 74 .519 8 Chicago 88 66 .571 4 Detroit 79 75 .513 9 St.Louis 88 66 .571 4 St.Louis 76 78 .494 12 Cincinnati 81 73 .526 11 Washington 75 79 .487 13 Brooklyn 70 84 .455 22 New York 68 86 .442 20 Boston 63 91 .409 29 Chicago 63 91 .409 25 Philadelphia 44 110 .286 48 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG N.Lajoie, CLE .346 H.Wagner, PIT .329 E.Flick, CLE .285 F.Clarke, PIT .310 B.Bradley, CLE .282 M.Donlin, CIN .300 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR H.Davis, PHI 10 D.Cooley, BOS 9 B.Freeman, BOS 10 G.Beaumont, PIT 7 H.Ferris, BOS 9 E.Batch, BRO 5 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI N.Lajoie, CLE 91 M.McCormick, NY 90 D.Murphy, PHI 83 C.Ritchey, PIT 88 S.Crawford, DET 81 E.Batch, BRO 84 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB H.Bay, CLE 66 B.Maloney, CIN 54 E.Flick, CLE 46 F.Chance, CHI 50 C.Stahl, BOS 42 H.Wagner, PIT 43 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA J.Tannehill, NY 1.52 N.Hahn, CIN 1.40 G.Mullin, DET 1.60 D.Phillippe, PIT 1.52 A.Joss, CLE 1.69 C.McFarland, STL 1.61 Wins W Wins W E.Killian, CLE 23 C.McFarland, STL 26 G.Mullin, DET 23 N.Hahn, CIN 25 J.Powell, STL 23 D.Phillippe, PIT 25 Saves SV Saves SV E.Siever, STL 8 B.Durham, BRO 6 W.Clarkson, NY 5 L.Swormstedt, CIN 5 G.Winter, BOS 5 C.Griffith, STL 4 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 339 C.Mathewson, NY 223 C.Young, BOS 210 J.Weimer, CHI 198 C.Bender, PHI 202 F.Glade, CHI 195 |
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AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Nap Lajoie, Cleveland 148 g, 590 ab, 92 r, 204 h, 43 2b, 20 3b, 5 hr, 91 rbi, 302 tb, 47 bb, 72 k, 25 sb, 18 cs, .346 avg, .403 obp, .512 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 149 g, 581 ab, 86 r, 191 h, 31 2b, 18 3b, 2 hr, 72 rbi, 264 tb, 68 bb, 56 k, 43 sb, 44 cs, .329 avg, .400 obp, .454 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award George Mullin, Detroit 23-16, 0 sv, 1.60 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 343.1 ip, 263 ha, 100 r, 61 er, 3 hr, 110 bb, 173 k, 1.09 whip, .211 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh 25-10, 0 sv, 1.52 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 348.1 ip, 285 ha, 85 r, 59 er, 7 hr, 43 bb, 173 k, 0.94 whip, .224 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Frank Smith, Chicago (A) 18-15, 0 sv, 2.19 era, 34 g, 34 gs, 300.0 ip, 258 ha, 112 r, 73 er, 5 hr, 87 bb, 174 k, 1.15 whip, .229 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Mike Lynch, Pittsburgh 18-16, 0 sv, 2.42 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 341.2 ip, 265 ha, 136 r, 92 er, 5 hr, 120 bb, 169 k, 1.13 whip, .213 oavg Trades 5/20 - Boston (N) gets rf Patsy Donovan (39 yrs old, .259-0-25-15), St.Louis (N) gets c Tom Needham (25 yrs old, .174-2-36-0) 6/14 - St.Louis (N) gets rf Fred Odwell (31 yrs old, .207-3-38-33), Cincinnati gets ss Danny Shay (27 yrs old, .229-2-64-30) 6/14 - St.Louis (N) gets p Clark Griffith (34 yrs old, 3-1, 4 sv, 0.36 era, 10 k), New York (A) gets c Mike Heydon (29 yrs old, .167-2-23-4) 7/26 - St.Louis (N) gets p Willie Sudhoff (29 yrs old, 3-1, 1 sv, 2.19 era, 12 k), St.Louis (A) gets rf Spike Shannon (26 yrs old, .240-0-27-12) 7/30 - Boston (N) gets p Patsy Flaherty (28 yrs old, 10-25, 0 sv, 2.99 era, 86 k), Chicago (A) gets 3b Ed Gremminger (30 yrs old, .221-0-25-9) Milestones & Achievements 5/21 - Sam Mertes hits for cycle. This is the first time that the cycle has been hit and the fifth time in history. 5/28 - 2500th hit for Jake Beckley 6/10 - Jesse Burkett gets 2500th hit 8/10 - Homer Smoot goes 6-6 8/22 - Joe Kelley reaches 2000 hits 8/31 - Hugh Duffy gets hit number 2500 MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Stolen Bases: 66 - Harry Bay, Cleveland Pitching Losses: 30 - Bill Duggleby, Philadelphia (N) Strikeouts: 339 - Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) AL Records Set or Tied Batting Triples: 20 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland Stolen Bases: 66 - Harry Bay, Cleveland Pitching Strikeouts: 339 - Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) NL Records Set or Tied Batting Strikeouts: 86 - Emil Batch, Brooklyn Pitching Losses: 30 - Bill Duggleby, Philadelphia (N) |
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1904-05 Off Season
Announcements MLB - Announced that it was agreed by both leagues to have their champions meet at the conclusion of the regular season in a best of seven series to determine a "world's" champion. CLEVELAND - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Cleveland Naps, in honor of their star hitter, Nap Lajoie. Trades 11/28 - Pittsburgh gets p Ed Killian (28 yrs old, 23-15, 0 sv, 2.43 era, 136 k), Cleveland gets c Ed Phelps (25 yrs old, .196-1-18-3) 01/02 - Chicago (N) gets p Clark Griffith (3-0, 4 sv, 0.00 era, 5 k), St.Louis (N) gets c Johnny Kling (29 yrs old, .204-0-36-5) 03/11 - St.Louis (A) gets 3b Jack Thoney (25 yrs old, .217-0-45-18), New York (A) gets cf John Anderson (31 yrs old, .245-4-55-12) Major Retirements SS Herman Long, age 38 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .324 with 12 home runs, 79 RBIs and 24 stolen bases. .275 avg, 1987 g, 7757 ab, 1456 r, 2137 h, 91 hr, 1044 rbi, 519 sb |
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1905 Review
In a pitchers year which saw only three regulars .300 hitters in the American League, the Philadelphia team batting average of .232 was good enough to score a league 3rd best 523 runs and bring the Athletics their first AL championship. The White Elephants rise to the top, and their jump from a 1904 third-place finish, came about via Socks Seybold's team-leading .265 batting average, along with Harry Davis's 11 home runs and 66 RBIs and the arms of southpaws Rube Waddell (21-15, 1.91 ERA), the AL's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner, Eddie Plank (20-15, 2.53 ERA), who turned in great years but were complemented by the development of Chief Bender (19-10, 2.12 ERA) and Andy Coakley (20-15, 2.06 ERA) into reliable starters. The foursome, although mostly responsible for a team ERA of 2.20, had to take a back seat in team earned run honors to the St.Louis Browns, who walked off with the crown on a sparkling 2.04 performance. Although St.Louis's pitching was rich enough to lead them to a second place finish, the first three months saw them in a dogfight with Boston and the heavy hitting Cleveland club while the Athletics sat in fourth. By the beginning of August, the Mackmen had leap frogged over the three of them and held on to clinch the title with three games to go. St.Louis finished in second place thanks to a pitching staff led by 20-game Barney Pelty (20-17, 1.91 ERA) and the bat of Harry Arndt (.259-0-38). The Americans ended in a tie for third place with Cleveland. The Americans were led by the arms of 20-game winners Cy Young (20-18, 1.78 ERA) and George Winter (22-9, 2.24 ERA) and at the plate by George Stone (.329-2-63) and Jimmy Collins (.259-3-87). Cleveland's heavy hitting attack was led by the bats of Nap Lajoie (.326-2-68), Elmer Flick (.272-2-65) and Nig Clarke (.298-5-68) and the pitching of Earl Moore (19-18, 2.67 ERA) and Bill Bernhard (23-13, 2.27 ERA).
In the National League, the New York Giants went wire-to-wire to repeat as league champions and clinched the title with 10 games remaining. The Giants's attack was led by the duo of George Browne (.326-6-72) and George Davis (.314-1-92). The mound staff was led by Joe McGinnity (22-9, 2.04 ERA), the senior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner, Christy Mathewson (26-10, 2.22 ERA) and Red Ames (22-10, 2.74 ERA). The Cincinnati Reds finished the season in a tie for second place, 11 games behind, thanks to the bats of "Turkey" Mike Donlin (.318-4-82), Cy Seymour (.316-6-94) and Harry Steinfeldt (.287-7-88) and the arms of Buck Ewing (21-15, 2.52 ERA), Charlie Case (21-13, 2.00 ERA) and Orval Overall (23-12, 2.55 ERA). The Pittsburgh Pirates finished tied for second place, featuring the hitting duo of Fred Clarke (.315-1-101) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.330-7-86) and the arms of Deacon Phillippe (24-12, 2.56 ERA) and Jack Pfiester (22-12, 2.07 ERA). After a one year interruption, the World Series resumed with a dazzling pitching performance by the Giants's duo of Harry Howell (2-0, 0.00 ERA, 1.06 whip) and Christy Mathewson (2-0, 1.32 ERA, 0.86 whip), holding the Mackmen to win the series, 4 games to 1, and their first world's championship. Philadelphia's manager Connie Mack had this to say about Christy Mathewson, "He is great to watch as long as he is not pitching against your team." Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Philadelphia 87 67 .565 -- New York 97 57 .630 -- St.Louis 82 72 .532 5 Cincinnati 86 68 .558 11 Boston 81 73 .526 6 Pittsburgh 86 68 .558 11 Cleveland 81 73 .526 6 St.Louis 82 72 .532 15 Chicago 78 76 .506 9 Chicago 72 82 .468 25 New York 75 79 .487 12 Philadelphia 68 86 .442 29 Washington 68 86 .442 19 Boston 64 90 .416 33 Detroit 64 90 .416 23 Brooklyn 61 93 .396 36 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG G.Stone, BOS .329 H.Wagner, PIT .330 N.Lajoie, CLE .326 G.Browne, NY .326 C.Stahl, BOS .300 M.Donlin, CIN .318 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR H.Davis, PHI 11 E.Batch, BRO 9 T.Jordan, CHI 10 H.Steinfeldt, CIN 7 J.Stahl, BOS 8 H.Wagner, PIT 7 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI S.Crawford, DET 93 F.Clarke, PIT 101 J.Collins, BOS 87 A.Devlin, NY 97 B.Wallace, STL 78 C.Seymour, CIN 94 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB D.Hoffman, PHI 60 B.Maloney, CIN 61 W.Conroy, NY 57 F.Chance, CHI 54 T.Hartsel, PHI 51 F.Odwell, STL 50 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA C.Young, BOS 1.78 M.Brown, STL 1.84 B.Pelty, STL 1.91 K.Nichols, STL 1.98 R.Waddell, PHI 1.91 C.Case, CIN 2.00 Wins W Wins W F.Smith, CHI 24 C.Mathewson, NY 26 B.Bernhard, CLE 23 M.Brown, STL 24 G.Winter, BOS 22 D.Phillippe, PIT 24 Saves SV Saves SV J.Halla, CLE 7 O.Jones, BRO 23 C.Morgan, STL 6 R.Caldwell, PHI 7 E.Siever, STL 6 C.Griffith, CHI 5 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 293 R.Ames, NY 285 C.Young, BOS 225 J.Pfiester, PIT 217 F.Smith, CHI 204 C.Falkenberg, PIT 197 Code:
1905 World Series Game #1 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 4 0 New York (N) 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 x - 5 8 0 WP - C.Mathewson (1-0) LP - E.Plank (0-1) HR - NY: C.Mathewson (1) Game #2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 9 0 New York (N) 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 x - 2 6 1 WP - H.Howell (1-0) LP - R.Waddell (0-1) HR - none Game #3 New York (N) 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 - 3 14 1 Philadelphia (A) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 - 4 15 2 WP - J.Dygert (1-0) LP - D.Taylor (0-1) HR - none Game #4 New York (N) 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 5 6 2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 9 4 WP - H.Howell (2-0) LP - R.Waddell (0-2) HR - none Game #5 New York (N) 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 - 6 11 3 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 5 2 WP - C.Mathewson (2-0) LP - A.Coakley (0-1) HR - none |
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