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1st August 1873

The fans of the Red Stockings are not sure where the team is heading this season after they posted another average month in July. The team managed a 3-4 month and fell to 3rd place in the NL. This leaves them 5.5 games behind the leading White Stockings.



The team did okay on the batting side of the team as they scored 52 runs during the month. The best of the batting came in the form of Short Stop Mike McGreary. McGreary played all 7 games and had 34 at bats in which he gained an average of .471. He did this with 16 hits, 5 runs and 5 RBI's.

The pitching struggled a little in July. Bobby Mathews had his worst month for a while as he posted an ERA of 4.05 from the 7 game starts. He only pitched 46.2 innings in which he gave up 74 hits and 21 earned runs. The team gave up 65 runs in total

The players that made the NL All Star squad include Pitchers Bobby Mathews and Joe McDermott, Catcher Bill Craver, Centre Fielder Tim Murnane and Right Fielder Levi Meyerle.

The starters in the NL 12-10 win were Levi Meyerle and Bill Craver

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July


The Red Stockings played 7 games in July
They started with a win and a loss against the Chicago White Stockings. The scores were 10-9 and 3-13
Up next they lost a series 1-2 against the Brooklyn Atlantics. The scores were 9-12, 4-8 and 8-4
They finished with a win and a loss against the Cincinnati Reds. The scores were 5-15 and 13-4.

The team will play 9 games in August. We will bring you all the news next month.

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1st August 1873

The fans of the Brooklyn Atlantics saw a slight improvement from their team in July. The team still sits last but have closed the gap slightly. The team managed a 4-4 month in July.



The batting saw a struggle as they produced only 44 runs during the month. Third Baseman Bill Boyd was the exception to this as he hit an average of .514 for the month of July. He had 37 at bats in the 8 games he started to produce 19 hits, 10 runs and 4 RBI's including a home run. This form earned him the NL Batter of the Month award.

Joe Gerhardt picked up the Rookie of the Month award for the NL. He had 2 hits from 3 at bats in 2 games for an average of .666.

The pitching was led by an improved performance from rookie Ed Stratton. Stratton finally found his form as he pitched 67 innings in the 8 games he played. This work saw him give up 87 hits and 14 earned runs for an ERA of 1.88. The team gave up a 70 runs during the month.

Marty Swandell was bought up from the minor in replacement for Val Robinson at the start of the month.

The players selected to the NL All Star squad were Pitchers John Greason and Ed Stratton, Second Baseman Wes Fisler, Short Stop Davy Force and Left Fielder John McMullin,

The starters for the NL's 12-10 win were Davy Force and Wes Fisler.

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July


The Atlantics played 8 games in July
They started with 2 losses to the Cincinnati Reds 9-18 and 0-12
The next series saw a 2-1 win over the Boston Red Stockings. The scores were 12-9, 8-4 and 4-8
They finished with a 2-1 series win against the Chicago White Stockings. The scores were 5-4, 1-11 and 5-4

The team will play 7 games in August and we will bring you all the news next month.

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1st August 1873

The fans of the White Stockings got shaken, out of their complacency over the NL title, in July as the team let their lead slip a little during the month. The team only managed a 3-5 record during the month but still lead the NL pennant race by 4.5 games.



The batting struggled a little in the month as they scored 55 runs. The best of the batting came from Catcher Deacon White. White produced a solid performance as he picked up 18 hits from 37 at bats. This produced an average of .486. He also gained 7 runs and 10 RBI's.

The pitching continued to be led by the arm of Jim Britt. Britt started all 8 games and pitched 61 innings for an ERA of 2.95. He gave up 77 hits and 20 earned runs. The team gave up a total of 48 runs during the month.

The players that made the NL All Star Squad were Pitchers Jim Britt and Al Spalding, Catcher Deacon White, First Baseman Clipper Flynn, Second Baseman Jack Burdock, Third Baseman Ezra Sutton, Short Stop Ross Barnes, Left Fielder Tom York and Centre Fielder Holly Hollingshead

The starters in the NL's 12-10 win were Ross Barnes, Deacon White, Tom York and Jim Britt

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July


The White Stockings played 8 games in July
They started with a loss and a win against the Boston Red Stockings. The scores were 9-10 and 13-3
The next series against the Cincinnati Reds was lost 1-2. The scores were 2-8, 11-9 and 1-7
They finished the month with a 1-2 series loss against the Brooklyn Atlantics. The scores were 4-5, 11-1 and 4-5

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

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1st August 1873

The Reds fans saw a good month from their team in July. The team put together a record of 5-2 for the month. This record was good enough to move them up to 2nd place in the NL table and close the gap in the pennant race to 4.5 games.



The batting managed to score an excellent 73 runs during the month. The leadin batter during this time was Second Baseman Bob Ferguson. Ferguson had anexcellent month with the bat as he hit .486 for the month. He did this from 37 at bats with 18 hits. He also claimed 14 runs and 6 RBI's.

The pitching continued to be led by Bill Stearns pitched all 7 games. He pitched 57 innings and gave up 72 hits and 13 earned runs. This gave him an ERA of 2.05 which was good enough to earn him the NL Pitcher of the Month award.

Centre Fielder Jim Clinton fractured his thumb late in the month and will miss 4 weeks.

The players called up to the NL All Star squad were Pitchers Bill Stearns, Frank Sellman and U McDoolan, Catcher Cal McVey, First Baseman Joe Start, Second Baseman Bob Ferguson, Third Baseman John Radcliff, Short Stop Chick Fulmer and Centre Fielder Jim Clinton.

The starters in the NL's 12-10 win was Cal McVey,

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July


The Reds played 7 games in July
They started with 2 wins against the Brooklyn Atlantics 18-9 and 12-0
The next series saw a 2-1 win against the Chicago White Stockings. The scores were 8-2, 9-11 and 7-1
They finished with a win and a loss against the Boston Red Stockings. The scores were 15-5 and 4-13

They will play 9 games in August. We will bring you a full round up next month.

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1st August 1873

The Cleveland Blues have found them selves slowly drifting back towards the bottom of the table in the last couple of months. In July the team picked up 3 wins and 4 losses. This has left them in 3rd place in the AL table 5 games behind the Brown Stockings.



The batting saw a lot of struggles during the month as the team used 19 batters during the month. This can be seen in the low 39 runs scored by the team. The best of this poor performance was catcher Frank Fleet. Fleet had 31 at bats which produced 8 hits, 2 runs and 3 RBI's. This gave him an avergae of .258

Jim Holdsworth picked up the AL Rookie of the Month award again in July with an average of .233 from 7 starts.

The pitching struggled a little against the low run scoring of the batting. The starter Cy Bentley produced a solid month as he pitched 53.2 innings in 7 games. He gave up 62 hits and 18 earned runs for an ERA of 3.02. The team gave up a total of 46 runs during the month.

Mid month saw the swapping of Mike Brannock into the roster for George Ewell back to the minors

The players selected for the AL All Star team were Pitchers Cy Bentley and Rynie Wolters, First Baseman Ned Connor, Second Baseman Al Reach, Third Baseman Jim Holdsworth and Centre Fielder Dave Eggler

The starters for the AL team in the 10-12 loss was Dave Eggler

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July



The Blues played 7 games in July
They started with a win and a loss against the Philadelphia Athletics. The scores were 6-3 and 6-7
The next series saw the team lose 1-2 against the Baltimore Canaries. The scores were 10-9, 3-7 and 4-5
They finished with a win and a loss against the St. Louis Brown Stockings. Scores being 4-3 and 4-12

The team will play 9 games in August. We will bring you a full report next month.

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1st August 1873

The Athletics fans have seen their team really struggle in the month of July. The team posted a record of 2-6 in July to leave them bottom of the AL table 9.5 games behind the leaders.



The batting in the month struggled to 39 runs during the month. The best of these was Third Baseman Andy Leonard. Leonard had a solid month which produced 13 hits from 34 at bats to give him an average of .382. He also gained 9 runs and 4 RBI's.

The pitching was stronger but couldn't cope with the lack of runs from the batting. Dick McBride started all 8 games to pitch 59 innings. He gave up 85 hits and 17 earned runs to post an ERA of 2.59. The team gave up a total of 72 runs.

The players selected for the AL All Star squad were Pitchers Dick McBride and Len Lovett, Catcher Jim O'Rourke, Second Baseman Jimmy Wood and Right Fielder Doug Allison

The starters for the AL in the 10-12 loss were Jim O'Rourke and Doug Allison

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July


The Athletics played 8 games in July
They started with a win and a loss against the Cleveland Blues. The scores were 3-6 and 7-6
The next series saw them swept by the St. Louis Brown Stockings 0-3. The scores were 4-10, 3-12 and 6-17
They then lost the final series of the month 1-2 against the Baltimore Canaries. The scores were 5-2, 7-8 and 4-11

The team will play 7 games in August and we will bring you a full review next month.

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1st August 1873

The fans of the Brown Stockings are starting to get nervous as they see the Canaries making a run at their team. The team managed to pick up 4 wins and 3 losses during the month to leave them top of the AL table with a 3.5 game advantage.



The team scored 65 runs during the month. The best of these was Right Fielder George Hall, Hall produced a wonderful performance as he had 16 hits from 30 at bats to give him an average of .533. He also claimed 9 runs and 6 RBI's. This gained him the AL Batter of the Month award.

The pitching of George Zettlein continued to be solid during the month. He pitched 56.2 innings in 7 games for an ERA of 2.06. He gave up 68 hits and 13 earned runs. The team gave up a total of 38 runs.

The players selected for the AL All Star squad include Pitchers George Zettlein, Martin Malone and U O'Rourke, Catcher Pop Snyder, First baseman Cap Anson, Second Baseman Tom Carey, Third Baseman Harry Schafer, Short Stop Jack McDonald, Left Fielder Jim Foran and Right Fielders George Hall and Ed Pinkham.

The starters for the AL team in the 10-12 loss were Cap Anson, George Hall, Jim Foran and George Zettlein

Full pitching stats for July


Full batting stats for July


The Brown Stockings played 7 games in July
They started with 2 losses to the Baltimore Canaries 3-8 and 8-9
They next swept the Philadelphia Athletics 3-0. The scores were 10-4, 12-3 and 17-6
They finished with a win and a loss against the Cleveland Blues 3-4 and 12-4.

The team will play 9 games in August and we will provide a full report next month.

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Standings after the August 1873 games

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1st September 1873

The fans of the Canaries are starting to sense that the pressure their team is applying is starting to tell. The team picked up a 4-3 record in August to edge them ever closer to the top of the AL table as they now sit only 2.5 games behind the St. Louis Brown Stockings.



The batting was solid if unspectacular again as they picked up 39 runs in the 7 games played. The best of the batting came in the form of Right Fielder Eddie Booth. Booth started 6 games and had 27 at bats. These at bats produced 10 hits, 5 runs and 3 RBI's to give him an average of .370

The pitching is the thing that is winning the team the games as Cherokee Fisher again produced a wonderful month.Fisher pitched 62 innings in 7 games to post an ERA of 2.76. He gave up 79 hits and 19 earned runs. This was again good enough to win him his 11th AL Pitcher of the Month award. The team gave up a total of 53 runs.

Fred Cone returned from injury early in the month and Sy Studley was sent back to the minors.

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The Canaries played 7 games in August
The team started with 2 wins and a loss against the St. louis Brown Stockings. The scores were 6-9, 8-5 and 7-5.
They next lost the series against the Cleveland Blues 1-2. The scores were 5-4, 1-13 and 5-14
They finished with a win against the Philadelphia Athletics 7-3

The team will play 9 games in the crucial month of September including 3 against table topping rivals St. Louis. We will bring you a full report next month.

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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.



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


Full batting stats for August


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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1st September 1873

The fans of the Brooklyn Atlantics continued to see improvement from their team in August. The team posted a 5-2 record for the month which saw them rise to 3rd in the NL table. They were now only 3 games behind the leading Chicago White Stockings.



The batting produced an excellent return in August with 60 runs in the 7 games played. The best of these was Short Stop Davy Force. Force had 30 at bats in 7 games starts gaining 16 hits from those attempts. This gave him an average of .533 for the month. He also claimed 8 runs and 5 RBI's. The fans were surprised when this wasn't deemed good enough for the NL batting award.

The pitching continued to be led by Ed Stratton. Stratton pitched all 7 games with a work load of 61 innings. This work load saw him give up 97 hits and 24 earned runs for an ERA of 3.54. the team gave up a total of 54 runs during the month.

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The Atlantics played 7 games in August
They started with 2-1 series win against the Cincinnati Reds. The scores were 14-12, 6-11 and 7-2
The next series saw them Beat the Boston Red Stockings 2-1. the scores were 6-4, 6-17 and 12-3
The final game saw the Atlantics beat the Chicago White Stockings 9-5

The team will play 9 games in September. We will bring you all the news next month.

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1st September 1873

The Fans of the White Stockings are getting very jittery as the season wends its way to its climax. The team's struggles in August didn't help the fans nerves as they saw the lead at the top of the NL table cut to 2.5 games. The team managed a poor record of 2-5 in August.



The batting struggled a little in August. The hitting for base was good but the conversion rate for runs was not as they only scored 44 runs. Star Short Stop Ross Barnes showed the exception to this as he managed to hit 16 times from 31 at bats to gain an average of .516 for the month. This included 5 runs and 10 RBI's.

The pitching really struggled during the month as Jim Britt showed that the last couple of seasons are starting to catch up with him tiredness wise. Britt started all 7 games but only pitched 46.1 innings for an ERA of 4.08. This included giving up 89 hits and 21 earned runs. The team gave up a total of 63 runs during the month

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The White Stockings played 7 games in August
They started with a 1-2 series defeat against the Boston Red Stockings. The scores were 4-12, 9-5 and 5-6
The next series was also lost 1-2 against the Cincinnati Reds. The scores were 11-7, 1-8 and 9-16
They finished with a loss against the Brooklyn Atlantics 5-9

The team will play 9 crucial games in September. We will bring you a full report next month of their fortunes.

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1st September 1873

The Reds had a solid month in August as they pushed themselves into the NL pennant race. They managed a 5-4 record for the month to leave themselves in 2nd place in the NL table, only 2.5 games behind the leading White Stockings.



The batting had an excellent month as they scored 87 runs. The best of these was Third Baseman John Radcliff. Radcliff produced an average of .477 from 44 at bats which included 21 hits. He also had 14 runs and 16 RBI's during the month. This was enough to earn him the NL Batter of the Month award.

Henry Kessler was awarded the Rookie of the Month award for the NL after starting 5 games with 22 at bats and 7 hits for an average of .318

The pitching form of Bill Stearns continues to show why he is always feared by opposition batters. He started all 9 games and pitched 72.1 innings on his way to an ERA of 2.99. In this work he gave up 96 hits and 24 earned runs. This earned him the NL Pitcher of the Month award to make it a clean sweep for the Reds. The team gave up a total of 72 runs

Jim Clinton returned from injury

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The Reds played 9 games in August
They started out with 17-9 win against the Boston Red Stockings
The next series saw a1-2 loss against the Brooklyn Atlantics. The scores were 12-14, 11-6 and 2-7
They then won a series against the Chicago White Stockings 2-1.The scores were 7-11, 8-1 and 16-9
They finished with a win and a loss against the Boston Red Stockings. The scores were 9-5 and 5-10

The team will play 7 games in September. We will bring you all the news next month.

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1st September 1873

The Blues fans Continue to see their team struggling to play average ball as they again only produced a 4-5 month in August. This left them 5 games behind the leaders in third place in the AL.



The batting again put up solid if unspectacular numbers on their way to 84 runs scored. The best of these was again Catcher Frank Fleet. Fleet started all 9 games and produced an average of .375 with 15 hits, 11 runs and 6 RBI's. The voters decided not to award him the AL Batter of the Month award though and gave that instead to team mate Jim Holdsworth who had an average of .310 from 42 at bats. He gained 13 hits, 10 runs and 7 RBI's.

Holdsworth also picked up another Rookie of the Month award.

There was bad news during the month as starter Cy Bentley went down with an injury. Bruised a bone in his wrist and was told to rest for 2 weeks.

The pitching from this can be seen as a mixture of Bentley and Candy Cummings. Bentley sarted six games gaining an ERA of 3.20 with 16 earned runs against him. The relief in Cummings played 4 games including 3 starts to post an ERA of 2.96 as he gave up 8 earned runs. The team gave up a total of 60 runs during the month

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The Blues played 9 games in August
They started with a 6-2 win against the St. Louis Brown Stockings
This was followed up by a 1-2 series loss against the Philadelphia Athletics. The scores were 10-11, 9-14 and 16-5
The next series saw the team win 2-1 against the Baltimore Canaries. The scores were 4-5, 13-1 and 14-5
They finished with 2 losses to the St. Louis Brown Stockings 7-11 and 5-6

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

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1st September 1873

The Athletics managed to get a slightly better month in August as they posted a record of 4-3. This leaves them bottom of the AL table but keeps them in mathematical contention for the AL pennant even if it is unlikely the fans will see them win the title.



The team scored 66 runs during the 7 games played. The best of these was First Baseman Everett Mills. Mills started 6 games and had 27 at bats. He gleaned 10 hits, 6 runs and 9 RBI's from these at bats to give him an average of .370

The pitching was solid like normal. Dick McBride posted an ERA of 2.90 for the month from 7 game starts. He pitched 49.2 innings and gave up 64 hits and 16 earned runs. The team gave up a total of 63 runs during the month

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The Athletics played 7 games in August
They started with a 2-1 series win against the Cleveland Blues. The scores were 11-10, 14-9 and 5-16
The next series saw the team win 2-1 against St. Louis. The scores were 8-6, 9-10 and 16-5
They finished with a 3-7 loss against the Baltimore Canaries

The team will play 9 games in September and we will bring you all the news next month.

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1st September 1873

Fans of the Brown Stockings are wondering if the pressure of leading the race for the pennant is getting to their team. The lead is now down to 2.5 games with only 10 left to play. In August the team managed a 4-5 record.



The batting scored a low 59 runs in the 9 games played as they struggled to turn hits into runs. The best of the batting came from star First Baseman Cap Anson. Anson started all 9 games and managed to post an average of .442. He had 19 hits from 43 at bats but only produced 3 runs and 5 RBI's to show the issues the Brown Stockings had.

The pitching tried it best against the lack of runs but only produced average figures for the month. Starter George Zettlein pitched all 9 games and posted an ERA of 3.21 from 56 innings of work. He gave up 84 hits and 20 earned runs. The team allowed a total of 72 runs against them.

Full pitching stats for August


Full batting stats for August


The Brown Stockings played 9 games in August
They started with a 2-6 loss against the Cleveland Blues
This was followed up by a 1-2 series loss against closest rivals the Baltimore Canaries. The scores were 9-6, 5-8 and 5-7
The next series saw the team lose 1-2 again against the Philadelphia Athletics. The scores were 6-8, 10-9 and 5-16
They finished with 2 wins against the Cleveland Blues 11-7 and 6-5

The team will play 7 games in September including a crunch series against Baltimore. A full report will be bought to you next month.

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Standings after the September games

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1st October 1873

The Canaries fans are still hoping their team can win the title. With 2 games left they lie in second place in the AL table 1.5 games behind the leading St. Louis Brown Stockings. They would need to win both games and hope that the Brown Stockings lose all 3 of theirs to win the title. The month of September saw a 5-4 record.



The batting scored 80 runs in September. The best of the batting came in the form of Third Baseman Lip Pike. Pike played all 9 games and had 44 at bats. These at bats produced 16 hits, 11 runs, 14 RBI's including a home run for an average of .364 for the month.

The pitching of Cherokee Fisher continues to propel the team towards a chance at the title. He played another 9 games and pitched all 82 innings. This work saw him give up 97 hits and 22 earned runs for an ERA of 2.41. He picked up his 12 Pitcher of the Month award for the AL with these figures.

All minor league players were recalled to the squad for the roster expansion

Full pitching stats for September


Full batting stats for September


The Canaries played 9 games in September
They started with a win and a loss to the Philadelphia Athletics. The scores were 7-9 and 16-4
The next series saw them beat the St. Louis Brown Stockings 2-1. The scores were 16-5, 3-10 and 9-8
The third series of the month saw the Canaries lose 1-2 against the Cleveland Blues. The scores were 8-6, 5-6 and 2-4
They finished with a 14-7 win against the Philadelphia Athletics

The team will play their final 2 games against the Philadelphia Athletics at the start of October. We will bring you these scores and a full season review once the season is over.

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1st October 1873

The Red Stockings fans are not happy as their team finally fell out of contention for the NL title. The team stayed bottom of the NL table after producing a month of 4 wins and 3 losses.



The batting managed to score only 44 runs during the month. The best of the batting was that of Third Baseman Levi Meyerle. Meyerle recorded 10 hits from 30 at bats for an average of .333. He also collected 8 runs and 5 RBI's.

The pitching was led again by Bobby Mathews who pitched all 7 games. He pitched 55 innings and gave up 69 hits and 14 earned runs. This gave him an ERA of 2.29 The team gave up a total of 34 runs in the month.

All minor league players were recalled to the squad for the roster expansion

Full pitching stats for September


Full batting stats for September


The Red Stockings played 7 games in September
They started with a 4-8 loss against the Cincinnati Reds
The next series was a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Stockings. The scores were 5-6, 14-10 and 5-0
The final games of the month saw a 2-1 series win against the Brooklyn Atlantics. The scores were 6-2, 6-1 and 4-7.

The team will finish the season with a 3 game series against the Cincinnati Reds. We will bring you the full news of these games and a full season review once the season is over.

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1st October 1873

The fans of the Atlantics saw their team slip out of contention for the NL pennant as the team posted a slightly below average month in September. They lie 3rd in the table after a record of 4-5.



The batting scored a low 53 runs in September in 9 games. The best of the batting was in the form of Short Stop Davy Force. Force put up 14 hits, 5 runs and 9 RBI's in 37 at bats. This produced his average of .378 for the month

The pitching of Ed Stratton continued to be solid during September. He pitched all 9 games with 82 innings worth of work. In these innings he gave up 102 hits and 26 earned runs for an ERA of 2.85. The team gave up a total of 67 runs during the month.

All the minor league players were call up due to the roster expansion

Full pitching stats for September


Full batting stats for September


The Atlantics played 9 games in September
They started with a win and a loss against the Chicago White Stockings. The scores were 9-7 and 3-15
The next series saw the team lose 1-2 against the Cincinnati Reds. The scores were 7-8, 13-6 and 5-10
The team were then losers 1-2 in a series against the Boston Red Stockings. The scores were 2-6, 1-6 and 7-4.
They finished with a 6-5 win against the Chicago White Stockings.

The team will finish with 2 more games against the White Stockings in October. We will bring a full season review once these games are complete.