(Sorta) History of Modern Baseball -- 1901 to ???? -- take too many to count - Page 2

captaincarl · 03-26-2011, 02:01 PM

AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Nap Lajoie, Cleveland
148 g, 626 ab, 84 r, 204 h, 22 2b, 20 3b, 2 hr, 68 rbi, 272 tb, 33 bb, 69 k, 24 sb, 19 cs, .326 avg, .361 obp, .435 slg

NL Outstanding Hitter Award
Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
149 g, 581 ab, 94 r, 192 h, 41 2b, 16 3b, 7 hr, 86 rbi, 286 tb, 69 bb, 54 k, 40 sb, 28 cs, .330 avg, .400 obp, .492 slg

AL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A)
21-15, 0 sv, 1.91 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 329.0 ip, 258 ha, 95 r, 70 er, 4 hr, 76 bb, 293 k, 1.02 whip, .216 oavg

NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Christy Mathewson, New York (N)
26-10, 0 sv, 2.22 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 332.0 ip, 301 ha, 117 r, 82 er, 9 hr, 84 bb, 170 k, 1.16 whip, .242 oavg

AL Newcomer of the Year Award
Nig Clarke, Cleveland
128 g, 503 ab, 57 r, 150 h, 22 2b, 6 3b, 5 hr, 68 rbi, 199 tb, 31 bb, 53 k, 6 sb, 9 cs, .298 avg, .340 obp, .396 slg

NL Newcomer of the Year Award
Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh
22-12, 0 sv, 2.07 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 330.0 ip, 273 ha, 117 r, 76 er, 4 hr, 105 bb, 217 k, 1.15 whip, .221 oavg

Trades

5/17 - New York (A) gets C Harry Bemis (31 yrs old, .256-3-35-10), New York (N) gets P Harry Howell (28 yrs old, 13-17, 0 sv, 1.99 era, 195 k)

7/04 - St.Louis (N) gets P Cy Morgan (26 yrs old, 1-0, 6 sv, 1.50 era, 8 k), St.Louis (A) gets 3B Jimmy Burke (30 yrs old, .197-0-19-9)

7/27 - Boston (A) gets P Jesse Whiting (26 yrs old, 1-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), Philadelphia (N) gets 2B George Rohe (30 yrs old, .210-1-24-2)

7/29 - Pittsburgh gets P Cy Ferry (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 15.63 era, 3 k), Detroit gets 1B Kitty Bransfield (30 yrs old, .241-0-16-10)

Milestones & Achievements
5/16 - Sam Crawford hits for cycle. This is the first time this season that the cycle has been struck and the 6th time in history.
6/25 - Bill Dahlen reaches 2000 hits
8/19 - Jake Stahl hits for cycle. This is the second time for the cycle to be hit this season and the 7th time in history.

MLB Records Set or Tied
Pitching
Saves: 23 - Oscar Jones, Brooklyn

AL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Triples: 20 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland

Pitching
Losses: 25 - Mal Eason, Detroit

NL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Runs Batted In: 101 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh
Strikeouts: 102 - Otis Clymer, Pittsburgh
Stolen Bases: 61 - Billy Maloney, Cincinnati
Hitting Streak: 25 - Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati

Pitching
Saves: 23 - Oscar Jones, Brooklyn
Strikeouts: 285 - Red Ames, New York (N)

captaincarl · 03-26-2011, 02:14 PM

1905-06 Off Season

Announcements

There were no new announcements at this time.

Trades

10/23 - Pittsburgh gets C Red Kleinow (28 yrs old, .375-0-3-1), New York (A) gets RF Bob Ganley (30 yrs old, .206-0-2-5)

03/04 - Boston (A) gets P Charlie Chech (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), Cincinnati gets 1B Jake Stahl (26 yrs old, .227-8-34-38)

04/12 - Cincinnati gets 1B Doc Gessler (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Detroit gets CF Cy Seymour (33 yrs old, .316-6-94-36)

Major Retirements

LF Jesse Burkett, age 36 - 16 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .409 with 5 home runs, 83 RBIs and 41 stolen bases in 131 games.
.335 avg, 2702 g, 8075 ab, 1583 r, 2702 h, 82 hr, 1001 rbi, 419 sb

1B Jack Doyle, age 35 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .367 with 3 home runs, 100 RBIs and 42 stolen bases in 105 games.
.297 avg, 1706 g, 6627 ab, 1015 r, 1965 h, 29 hr, 991 rbi, 528 sb

C Duke Farrell, age 39 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1891 when he batted .302 with 12 home runs, 110 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 122 games.
.273 avg, 1772 g, 6404 ab, 908 r, 1747 h, 54 hr, 974 rbi, 188 sb

captaincarl · 03-26-2011, 02:16 PM

Hall of Fame Class of 1905

Jesse Burkett, Left Fielder - Inducted 1905

Code:

AVG     G     AB     R     H     HR     RBI     SB     SLG
.335  2038   8075   1583  2702   82    1001    419    .440

captaincarl · 04-02-2011, 08:44 PM

In the American League, the Boston Americans bolted to a 4 1/2-game lead by the beginning of August then the defending champion Athletics made their move. Philadelphia overtook Boston by the beginning of September then bolted and galloped home, clinching their second straight AL pennant with 5 games to go. Harry Davis (.289-9-80) and Socks Seybold (.287-2-71) were the hitting stars while the pitching staff led the way with three 20-game winners Chief Bender (24-11, 1.97 ERA), Rube Waddell (20-17, 2.40 ERA) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, Eddie Plank (25-6, 1.69 ERA). Boston finished in second place, 7 games behind, led by an offensive attack which was led by George Stone (.323-2-65) and Myron Grimshaw (.261-4-52). On the other side of the diamond, the pitching staff featured three 20-game winners George Winter (20-16, 2.40 ERA), Joe Harris (20-17, 1.92 ERA) and Cy Young (23-15, 2.29 ERA). The St.Louis Browns finished in third place, 9 games behind the front running Philadelphia, behind the bats of Jiggs Donahue (.292-1-52) and Bobby Wallace (.266-3-73) and the arms of Barney Pelty (23-16, 2.32 ERA) and Jack Powell (21-14, 2.05 ERA)

In the National League, it seemed like business as usual as the Pittsburgh Pirates went wire-to-wire to win their third NL title in six years. Leading the way for the Bucs was an line up which featured Ginger Beaumont (.282-6-90), Fred Clarke (.298-1-85) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.369-3-84). Their mound staff was led by a pair of 20-game winners, Deacon Phillippe (26-9, 1.97 ERA), and the senior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher, Jack Pfiester (26-8, 1.56 ERA), who won the pitcher's triple crown. The New York Giants, the only other team to win the NL title in the last 5 years more than once, finished in second place, 5 games behind, were led by the bats of Roger Bresnahan (.321-4-79) and George Davis (.299-3-61) and the arms of four 20-game winners Harry Howell (23-14, 1.71 ERA), Joe McGinnity (21-12, 2.16 ERA), Hooks Wiltse (20-14, 2.51 ERA) and Christy Mathewson (23-11, 1.98 ERA). Finishing a distant third place, 18 games behind the front running Pirates, were the St.Louis Cardinals. Leading the way on offense were Jake Beckley (.295-2-63) and Johnny Kling (.289-2-64). The pitching staff was led by Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown (23-11, 2.06 ERA).

During the World Series, the Pittsburgh Pirates continued their record setting year and totally dominated the Athletics, winning the series, 4-games-to-1, for their first world's championship. The star was pitcher Cy Falkenberg, who won three of the Pirates' games.

Code:

American League     W   L   PCT  GB     National League     W   L   PCT  GB
Philadelphia       94  60  .610  --     Pittsburgh        103  51  .669  --
Boston             87  67  .565   7     New York           98  56  .636   5
St.Louis           85  69  .552   9     St.Louis           85  69  .552  18
Detroit            81  73  .526  13     Philadelphia       83  71  .539  20
Chicago            79  75  .513  15     Cincinnati         75  79  .487  28
Cleveland          73  81  .474  21     Chicago            69  85  .448  34
Washington         66  88  .429  28     Brooklyn           58  96  .377  45
New York           51 103  .331  43     Boston             45 109  .292  58



Batting AVG           AVG               Batting AVG           AVG
N.Lajoie,CLE+DET     .332               H.Wagner, PIT        .369
T.Cobb, DET          .328               F.Chance, CHI        .330
G.Stone, BOS         .323               R.Bresnahan, NY      .321

Homeruns               HR               Homeruns               HR
H.Davis, PHI            9               G.Beaumont, PIT         6
T.Jordan, CHI           9               R.Murray, STL           5
S.Crawford, DET         6               R.Bresnahan, NY         4

Runs Batted In        RBI               Runs Batted In        RBI
S.Crawford, DET       101               G.Beaumont, PIT        90
T.Jordan, CHI          81               M.McCormick, NY        86
H.Davis, PHI           80               F.Clarke, PIT          85

Stolen Bases           SB               Stolen Bases           SB
D.Hoffman, PHI         49               T.Leach, PIT           54
S.Crawford, DET        44               G.Browne, NY           49
G.Stone, BOS           43               S.Mertes, NY           45

Earned Run Average    ERA               Earned Run Average    ERA
E.Smith, STL         1.64               J.Pfiester, PIT      1.56
E.Plank, PHI         1.69               C.Falkenberg, PIT    1.62
J.Harris, BOS        1.92               H.Howell, NY         1.71


Wins                    W               Wins                    W
E.Plank, PHI           25               J.Pfiester, PIT        26
C.Bender, PHI          24               D.Phillippe, PIT       26
B.Pelty, STL           23               M.Brown, STL           23

Saves                  SV               Saves                  SV
J.Eubank, DET           7               R.Vickers, BRO         15
M.Cunningham, PHI       6               C.Griffith, CHI         8
B.Edmondson, WAS        5               B.Adams, STL            7

Strikeouts             SO               Strikeouts             SO
R.Waddell, PHI        234               J.Pfiester, PIT       204
O.Hess, CLE           188               B.Ewing, CIN          196
C.Bender, PHI         185               M.Brown, STL          181

Postseason

Code:

1906 World Series

Game #1
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 7 0
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 x - 3 8 1
WP - C.Falkenberg (1-0)
LP - R.Waddell (0-1)
HR - none


Game #2
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 - 5 10 2
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 x - 6  5 4
WP - J.Pfiester (1-0)
LP - C.Bender (0-1)
HR: PIT: G.Beaumont (1)



Game #3
Pittsburgh        0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 - 4  6 0
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 2 12 3
WP - C.Falkenberg (2-0)
LP - R.Waddell (0-2)
HR - none


Game #4
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 1
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 x - 2 8 1
WP - C.Bender (1-1)
LP - J.Pfiester (1-1)
HR - none


Game #5
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 - 6  8 2
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 12 3
WP - C.Falkenberg (3-0)
LP - M.Cunningham (0-1)
HR - none

captaincarl · 04-02-2011, 09:18 PM

AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Nap Lajoie, Cleveland/Detroit
148 g, 599 ab, 79 r, 199 h, 49 2b, 10 3b, 0 hr, 69 rbi, 268 tb, 37 bb, 71 k, 19 sb, 13 cs, .332 avg, .379 obp, .447 slg

NL Outstanding Hitter Award
Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
150 g, 580 ab, 109 r, 214 h, 37 2b, 20 3b, 3 hr, 84 rbi, 300 tb, 79 bb, 54 k, 44 sb, 32 cs, .369 avg, .445 obp, .517 slg

AL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Eddie Plank, Philadelphia (A)
25-6, 0 sv, 1.69 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 335.2 ip, 306 ha, 103 r, 63 er, 1 hr, 70 bb, 165 k, 1.12 whip, .243 oavg

NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh
26-8, 0 sv, 1.56 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 333.2 ip, 253 ha, 90 r, 58 er, 1 hr, 73 bb, 204 k, 0.98 whip, .209 oavg

AL Newcomer of the Year Award
Ed Willett, Detroit
20-15, 0 sv, 2.33 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 340.0 ip, 285 ha, 116 r, 88 er, 2 hr, 102 bb, 160 k, 1.14 whip, .227 oavg

NL Newcomer of the Year Award
Ed Karger, Pittsburgh
18-9, 0 sv, 2.12 era, 28 g, 28 gs, 242.0 ip, 228 ha, 89 r, 57 er, 2 hr, 64 bb, 108 k, 1.21 whip, .251 oavg

Trades

5/03 - Cleveland gets ss Kid Elberfeld (31 yrs old, .295-1-52-21), Detroit gets 2b Nap Lajoie (31 yrs old, .332-0-69-19)

6/09 - Pittsburgh gets p Bill Duggleby (32 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 4.50 era, 0 k), Philadelphia (N) gets ss Dutch Meier (27 yrs old, .310-1-34-6)

7/18 - Boston (A) gets p Mal Eason (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 1.80 era, 3 k), Detroit gets c Larry McLean (25 yrs old, .243-0-24-1)

7/27 - Pittsburgh gets c Deacon McGuire (42 yrs old, .260-1-34-4), Detroit gets rf Del Howard (28 yrs old, .262-0-25-11)

7/27 - St.Louis (A) gets p Jimmy Wiggs (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), Cincinnati gets lf Bill Hallman (30 yrs old, .243-2-38-29)

7/30 - St.Louis (A) gets p Jesse Whiting (27 yrs old, 0-2, 0 sv, 6.00 era, 1 k), Boston (A) gets 2b Harry Niles (25 yrs old, .270-2-50-23)

Milestones & Achievements
4/21 - Fred Clarke gets 2000th hit
5/11 - Cy Young wins #400
5/17 - Jim Pastorius hurls no hitter. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the 4th in modern history.
5/21 - Lave Cross reaches 2500 hits
7/31 - 2500 hits for George Davis

MLB Records Set or Tied
Batting
Hits: 214 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
Doubles: 49 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland/Detroit
Runs Scored: 109 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
Bases on Balls: 129 - Roy Thomas, Philadelphia (N)
Strikeouts: 125 - Mike Grady, Washington

Pitching
Walks: 159 - Orval Overall, Cincinnati

AL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Doubles: 49 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland/Detroit
Strikeouts: 125 - Mike Grady, Washington

NL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Hits: 214 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
Runs Scored: 109 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
Bases on Balls: 129 - Roy Thomas, Philadelphia (N)

Pitching
Walks: 159 - Orval Overall, Cincinnati

captaincarl · 04-02-2011, 10:20 PM

1906-07 Off Season

Announcements

There were no new announcements

Trades

10/21 - Boston (A) gets c Doc Marshall (31 yrs old, .240-0-18-8), Philadelphia (N) gets 3b Hobe Ferris (31 yrs old, .251-0-42-7)

10/29 - Chicago (N) gets c Claude Berry (26 yrs old, .165-0-14-2), Chicago (A) gets 3b Doc Casey (36 yrs old, .269-1-36-12)

10/30 - Chicago (N) gets c John Warner (34 yrs old, .225-0-13-0), New York (N) gets lf Patsy Dougherty (30 yrs old, .000-0-0-0)

11/05 - New York (N) gets cf Cy Seymour (33 yrs old, .288-6-62-21), Detroit gets 1b John Ganzel (32 yrs old, .206-0-7-0)

11/10 - Cleveland gets 2b Pug Bennett (32 yrs old, .207-0-1-0), St.Louis (N) gets 1b George Stovall (28 yrs old, .198-0-11-3)

03/12 - Cincinnati gets p Pep Deininger (29 yrs old, .0-0, 0 sv, 6.00 era, 2 k), Boston (A) gets c Heinie Peitz (36 yrs old, .000-0-0-0)

03/28 - Chicago (N) gets p Beany Jacobson (25 yrs old, 17-20, 0 sv, 2.41 era, 86 k), Washington gets 2b Johnny Evers (25 yrs old, .240-0-13-7)

Major Retirements

RF Hugh Duffy, age 39. 19 Seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .440 with 18 home runs, 145 RBIs and 48 stolen bases.
.319 avg, 2070 g, 8001 ab, 1658 r, 2559 h, 114 hr, 1395 rbi, 645 sb

C Malachi Kittridge, age 37. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .315 with 0 home runs, 23 RBIs and 2 stolen bases in 51 games.
.214 avg, 1007 g, 3178 ab, 331 r, 679 h, 15 hr, 317 rbi, 55 sb

3B John McGraw, age 33. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .391 with 1 home run, 33 RBIs and 73 stolen bases in 117 games.
.316 avg, 1480 g, 4861 ab, 1131 r, 15 hr, 573 rbi, 504 sb

SP Kid Nichols, age 37. 17 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1898 when he compiled a record of 31-12, with 4 saves, an ERA of 2.13, and 138 strikeouts in 388.0 innings.
2.78 era, 395-227, 683 g, 5561.1 ip, 2066 k, 1376 bb, 18 sv

captaincarl · 04-02-2011, 10:26 PM

Hall of Fame Class of 1906

Hugh Duffy, Center Fielder - Inducted 1906

Code:

AVG     G     AB     R     H     HR     RBI     SB     SLG
.319  2070   8001   1658  2549  114    1395    645    .439

Kid Nichols, Pitcher - Inducted 1906

Code:

ERA    W      L       PCT      G         IP       SO       BB      SV
2.78  395    227     .635     683     5561.1     2066     1376     18

captaincarl · 04-06-2011, 10:43 PM

Followed Player

Code:

Ty Cobb
Batting
Year Team                G   AB    R    H   2B  3B   HR  RBI   TB  BB   K  SB  CS  AVG  OBP  SLG
1905 Detroit           147  607   52  174   22   7    2   59  216  19  72  27  18 .287 .310 .356
1906 Detroit           147  619   89  203   27  14    1   60  261  38  63  22  14 .328 .369 .422
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     2 seasons         294 1226  141  377   49  21    3  119  477  57 135  49  32 .308 .340 .389

captaincarl · 04-07-2011, 02:35 AM

In the AL, the Detroit Tigers, contenders since last season after acquiring Nap Lajoie, claimed the top rung of the ladder for the first time in their history, clinching the title with about 3 games to go. One of the key figures was Nap Lajoie (.319-0-76), the AL's Outstanding Hitter. Helping him on the attack was Sam Crawford (.320-1-76) and Ty Cobb (.302-2-52). Wild Bill Donovan (22-14, 1.94 ERA), Eddie Cicotte (19-14, 2.07 ERA) and Bugs Raymond (19-8, 1.52 ERA) provided the arms to lead the Tigers. The Chicago White Sox finished in second place, 4 games behind Detroit, thanks to the bat of Tim Jordan (.268-7-79). Leading the mound staff was Frank Smith (22-13, 1.53 ERA). Ending up in third place was the Cleveland Naps, led by the bats of Nig Clarke (.300-1-71) and Charlie Hickman (.241-4-76) and the arms of Charlie Smith (21-16, 2.11 ERA) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, Addie Joss (27-8, 1.40 ERA).

The National League continued to witness the dominance of the Pittsburgh Pirates, as they ran away to win their second straight title by a record 15 games. With Fred Clarke (.284-1-84), Tommy Leach (.289-5-100), and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.343-5-87) leading the attack, the Pirates dominated the league. Leading the Bucs' mound staff was their three 20-game winners: Jack Pfiester (22-12, 1.82 ERA), Deacon Phillippe (25-5, 1.56 ERA), and the league's Outstanding Pitcher, Cy Falkenberg (24-12, 1.72 ERA). The Reds finished in second place, 15 games behind, thanks to the hitting of Harry Steinfeldt (.288-1-66) and the arms of 20-game winner Orval Overall (22-13, 2.15 ERA). The Giants stayed with the Reds all season long and ended the season in a tie for second place, 15 games behind, riding the arms of Harry Howell (21-14, 2.36) and Christy Mathewson (21-14, 1.63 ERA) along with the bats of Art Devlin (.286-6-36) and Cy Seymour (.278-6-93).

During the World Series, the Pirates pitching took center stage as they took command and allowed the Tigers only 10 runs in their 5 games, which included a 4-3, 14 inning affair in the second game of the series. Ed Karger was the pitching star as he won all three starts, as he led the Bucs to their second straight world's championship.

Code:

American League     W   L   PCT  GB     National League     W   L   PCT  GB
Detroit            90  64  .584  --     Pittsburgh        102  52  .662  --
Chicago            86  68  .558   4     Cincinnati         87  67  .565  15
Cleveland          83  71  .539   7     New York           87  67  .565  15
Boston             78  76  .506  12     Philadelphia       84  70  .545  18
New York           76  78  .494  14     St.Louis           80  74  .519  22
Philadelphia       73  81  .474  17     Chicago            67  87  .435  35
Washington         69  85  .448  21     Brooklyn           63  91  .409  39
St.Louis           61  93  .396  29     Boston             46 108  .299  56



Batting AVG           AVG               Batting AVG           AVG
S.Crawford, DET      .320               H.Wagner, PIT        .343
Lajoie, DET          .319               T.Leach, PIT         .289
T.Cobb, DET          .302               H.Steinfeldt, CIN    .288

Homeruns               HR               Homeruns               HR
T.Jordan, CHI           7               S.Strang, BRO           7
H.Davis, PHI            5               A.Devlin, NY            6
C.Hickman, CLE          4               H.Lumley, BRO           6

Runs Batted In        RBI               Runs Batted In        RBI
T.Jordan, CHI          79               T.Leach, PIT          100
S.Crawford, DET        76               C.Seymour, NY          93
C.Hickman, CLE         76               H.Wagner, PIT          87

Stolen Bases           SB               Stolen Bases           SB
E.Flick, CLE           64               F.Clarke, PIT          57
R.Hartzell, STL        48               T.Leach, PIT           55
T.Cobb, DET            43               H.Lobert, PIT          53

Earned Run Average    ERA               Earned Run Average    ERA
A.Joss, CLE          1.40               M.Brown, STL         1.44
D.White, CHI         1.51               D.Phillippe, PIT     1.56
B.Raymond, DET       1.52               C.Mathewson, NY      1.63


Wins                    W               Wins                    W
A.Joss, CLE            27               D.Phillippe, PIT       25
B.Donovan, DET         22               C.Falkenberg, PIT      24
F.Smith, CHI           22               R.Hitt, CIN            23

Saves                  SV               Saves                  SV
E.Jones, DET           12               K.Brady, PHI           10
L.Leroy, NY            10               H.Wiltse, NY            9
E.Siever, STL          10               B.Adams, STL            7

Strikeouts             SO               Strikeouts             SO
R.Waddell, PHI        246               C.Mathewson, NY       211
C.Bender, PHI         193               N.Rucker, BRO         202
C.Young, BOS          192               F.Beebe, CHI          198

Postseason

Code:

1907 World Series

Game #1
Detroit           0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 4 5
Pittsburgh        2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 x - 6 8 0
WP - E.Karger (1-0)
LP - G.Mullin (0-1)
HR - none


Game #2
Detroit           0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 11 2
Pittsburgh        0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 4  9 1
WP - H.Hillebrand (1-0)
LP - J.Rowan (0-1)
HR - PIT: H.Smith (1)



Game #3
Pittsburgh        3 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 - 8 11 2
Detroit           0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 - 3  9 2
WP - E.Karger (2-0)
LP - G.Mullin (0-2)
HR - DET: J.Ganzel (1)


Game #4
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 2
Detroit           0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 8 2
WP - B.Donovan (1-0)
LP - C.Falkenberg (0-1)
HR - DET: J.Yeager (1)


Game #5
Pittsburgh        1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 - 5 9 1
Detroit           0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 - 2 6 1
WP - E.Karger (3-0)
LP - E.Cicotte (0-1)
HR - none

captaincarl · 04-07-2011, 02:58 AM

AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Nap Lajoie, Detroit
149 g, 570 ab, 53 r, 182 h, 30 2b, 16 3b, 0 hr, 76 rbi, 244 tb, 42 bb, 62 k, 11 sb, 4 cs, .319 avg, .371 obp, .428 slg

NL Outstanding Hitter Award
Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
151 g, 595 ab, 98 r, 204 h, 37 2b, 16 3b, 5 hr, 87 rbi, 288 tb, 71 bb, 42 k, 37 sb, 25 cs, .343 avg, .414 obp, .484 slg

AL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Addie Joss, Cleveland
27-8, 0 sv, 1.40 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 352.1 ip, 299 ha, 88 r, 55 er, 3 hr, 40 bb, 139 k, 0.96 whip, .230 oavg

NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Cy Falkenberg, Pittsburgh
24-12, 0 sv, 1.72 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 345.1 ip, 257 ha, 80 r, 66 er, 3 hr, 94 bb, 150 k, 1.02 whip, .211 oavg

AL Newcomer of the Year Award
Walter Johnson, Washington
19-15, 0 sv, 1.74 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 352.2 ip, 302 ha, 93 r, 68 er, 1 hr, 67 bb, 185 k, 1.05 whip, .232 oavg

NL Newcomer of the Year Award
Billy Campbell, St.Louis (N)
18-7, 0 sv, 2.21 era, 34 g, 27 gs, 236.1 ip, 204 ha, 79 r, 58 er, 3 hr, 49 bb, 51 k, 1.07 whip, .231 oavg

Trades

5/31 - Cincinnati gets P Jesse Whiting (28 yrs old, 4-4, 4 sv, 1.77 era, 22 k), St.Louis (A) gets RF Mike Mitchell (27 yrs old, .266-1-42-27)

6/25 - Pittsburgh gets P Fred Mitchell (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 2 k), Philadelphia (N) gets C Deacon McGuire (43 yrs old, .252-0-26-2) and 2B Bill Abstein (24 yrs old, .333-0-4-3)

7/06 - Washington gets CF Ginger Beaumont (30 yrs old, .291-1-40-19), Pittsburgh gets P Henry Gehring (26 yrs old, 2-0, 3 sv, 1.62 era, 5 k)

7/29 - St.Louis (N) gets P Jesse Tannehill (33 yrs old, 13-12, 0 sv, 2.30 era, 49 k), New York (A) gets RF Fred Odwell (34 yrs old, .251-0-24-17)

7/29 - New York (A) gets P Moxie Manuel (25 yrs old, 1-2, 1 sv, 2.03 era, 3 k), Washington gets 1B Bob Unglaub (25 yrs old, .249-1-49-21)

7/30 - Philadelphia (A) gets P Bill Essick (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 6.75 era, 1 k), Cincinnati gets LF Topsy Hartsel (33 yrs old, .252-1-30-12)

Milestones & Achievements
4/11 - Jack Powell notches win number 200
6/12 - Roy Hitt hurls no-hitter. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the 6th in history.
8/07 - Jesse Tannehill records win #200
9/12 - Nap Lajoie collects hit number 2000
9/16 - 200 victories for Deacon Phillippe

MLB Records Set or Tied
Batting
Strikeouts: 135 - Bruno Brock, Washington
Hitting Streak: 27 - Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati

Pitching
Wins: 27 - Addie Joss, Cleveland

AL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Triples: 20 - Ty Cobb, Detroit
Strikeouts: 135 - Bruno Brock, Washington

Pitching
Earned Run Average: 1.40 - Addie Joss, Cleveland
Wins: 27 - Addie Joss, Cleveland
Losses: 25 - Jack Powell, St.Louis (A)

NL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Strikeouts: 118 - Oscar Westerberg, Boston (N)
Hitting Streak: 27 - Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati

captaincarl · 04-07-2011, 03:48 AM

1907-08 Off Season

Announcements

Boston (A) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Boston Red Sox.

Boston (N) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Boston Doves.

Trades

10/16 - New York (A) gets c Peaches Graham (30 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cleveland gets rf Willie Keeler (35 yrs old, .000-0-0-0)

10/18 - Cleveland gets lf Jack Thoney (27 yrs old, .219-0-24-13), St.Louis (A) gets c Ed Phelps (28 yrs old, .226-1-9-4 in 1906)

11/04 - Cleveland gets ss Jake Atz (28 yrs old, .286-0-0-0), Washington gets 3b Bill Bradley (29 yrs old, .208-0-18-8)

03/25 - St.Louis (N) gets p Doc White (28 yrs old, 19-17, 0 sv, 1.51 era, 138 k), Chicago (A) gets 3b Dave Brain (29 yrs old, .219-4-42-18)

03/26 - Pittsburgh gets c Nig Clarke (25 yrs old, .300-1-71-14), Cleveland gets ss Hans Lobert (26 yrs old, .218-0-37-53)

Major Retirements

1b Jake Beckley, age 40 - 20 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .343 with 7 home runs, 120 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 131 games.
.306 avg, 2458 g, 9695 ab, 1597 r, 2966 h, 93 hr, 1550 rbi, 360 sb

2b Tommy Corcoran, age 38 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .300 with 5 home runs, 92 RBIs and 33 stolen bases in 129 games.
.257 avg, 1971 g, 7257 ab, 998 r, 1863 h, 33 hr, 924 rbi, 317 sb

3b Lave Cross, age 41 - 21 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .386 with 7 home runs, 125 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 119 games.
.284 avg, 2357 g, 9194 ab, 1317 r, 2610 h, 45 hr, 1204 rbi, 277 sb

ss Monte Cross, age 38 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1897 when he batted .286 with 4 home runs, 55 RBIs and 38 stolen bases in 131 games.
.238 avg, 1792 g, 5871 ab, 726 r, 1399 h, 37 hr, 683 rbi, 278 sb

rf Patsy Donovan, age 42 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1896 when he batted .319 with 3 home runs, 59 RBIs and 48 stolen bases in 131 games.
.294 avg, 1994 g, 7853 ab, 1314 r, 2311 h, 15 hr, 738 rbi, 531 sb

3b Bobby Lowe, age 42 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .346 with 17 home runs, 115 RBIs and 23 stolen bases in 133 games.
.282 avg, 1640 g, 5964 ab, 1013 r, 1681 h, 69 hr, 907 rbi, 256 sb

rf Jim McAleer, age 43 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .289 with 2 home runs, 40 RBIs and 14 stolen bases in 64 games.
.246 avg, 1122 g, 4249 ab, 633 r, 1047 h, 12 hr, 478 rbi, 262 sb

captaincarl · 04-07-2011, 04:12 AM

Hall of Fame Class of 1907

Jake Beckley, first baseman -- Inducted 1907

Code:

AVG     G     AB     R     H     HR     RBI     SB     SLG
.306  2458   9695   1597  2966   93    1550    360    .433

captaincarl · 04-07-2011, 04:13 AM

Followed Players

Code:

Ty Cobb
Batting
Year Team                G   AB    R    H   2B  3B   HR  RBI   TB  BB   K  SB  CS  AVG  OBP  SLG
1905 Detroit           147  607   52  174   22   7    2   59  216  19  72  27  18 .287 .310 .356
1906 Detroit           147  619   89  203   27  14    1   60  261  38  63  22  14 .328 .369 .422
1907 Detroit           147  625   85  189   24  20    2   52  259  29  65  43  39 .302 .333 .414
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     3 seasons         441 1851  226  566   73  41    5  171  736  86 200  92  71 .306 .338 .398


Walter Johnson
Pitching
Year Team                W    L  SV   ERA    G   GS    IP      HA     R    ER   BB     K   WHIP   OAVG
1907 Washington         19   15   0  1.74   39   39   352.2   302    93    68   67   185   1.05   .232
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     1 season           19   15   0  1.74   39   39   352.2   302    93    68   67   185   1.05   .232

PhillieFever · 04-07-2011, 05:49 PM

Man, what was Cleveland thinking, Kid Elberfeld???? Jeesh. I have a request, could you follow Walter Johnson? Thanks.

captaincarl · 04-07-2011, 06:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PhillieFever

Man, what was Cleveland thinking, Kid Elberfeld???? Jeesh. I have a request, could you follow Walter Johnson? Thanks.

I couldn't believe it either. Maybe Nap was whining about wanting to be on a contender or a team that was winning. Now he is with Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford. Any guess as to where Detroit was heading? (no need to answer).

captaincarl · 04-10-2011, 12:25 AM

In the National League, the New York Giants started off slow, trailing the front running Phillies by 3 games at the beginning of May, then played winning ball the rest of the way. The Giants took the lead for good by the end of May and clinched their second NL title with 10 games to go. The Giants' attack was led by Larry Doyle (.323-4-78) and Roger Bresnahan (.294-3-71). The mound staff was led by 20-game winners Christy Mathewson (23-12, 1.74 ERA) and the NL's Outstanding Pitcher, Hooks Wiltse (23-10, 1.68 ERA). The defending Pittsburgh Pirates finished in second place, 6 games behind the Bucs, thanks to the hitting of the senior circuit's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.320-5-72) and the arms of 20-game winners Jack Pfiester (23-13, 1.76 ERA), Kaiser Wilhelm (21-18, 2.48 ERA) and Howie Camnitz (20-13, 2.11 ERA). The Chicago Cubs finished the season a distant third, 11 games behind New York, led by the bat of the NL's Newcomer of the Year, Vin Campbell (.337-5-80) and the arm of Fred Beebe (24-14, 2.18 ERA), who led the majors with 24 wins.

The American League pennant chase boiled down to three teams, the Philadelphia Athletics, Detroit Tigers and St.Louis Browns. Their race was so close that the AL pennant wasn't decided until there were two games remaining in the schedule. Thanks to the pitching of Eddie Plank (22-12, 1.77 ERA), Chief Bender (19-8, 1.62) and Rube Waddell (19-13, 2.12 ERA), the Athletics to win their third title in four years. Frank Baker (.280-0-74) and Eddie Collins (.275-0-66) led the Mackmen's attack with Danny Murphy chipping in with 88 RBIs to help the cause. The leaders of the pitching staff once again were Long Tom Hughes (22-12, 2.41 ERA) and Cy Young (20-16, 2.17 ERA). The Detroit Tigers had a 0.5 game lead over the Browns and a 1-game lead over the Athletics but finished in a tie for second place, 1 game behind the Mackmen. The team was led at the plate by Nap Lajoie (.296-1-81), Sam Crawford (.302-15-99) and the AL's Outstanding Hitter, Ty Cobb (.357-4-78). The mound staff was led by the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, Bugs Raymond (23-11, 1.36 ERA) and 22-game winner Ed Summers (22-16, 2.86 ERA). The St.Louis Browns ended the season in the tie for second place, thanks to the hitting of Mike Mitchell (.270-3-70). The pitching staff was led by 20-game winners Barney Pelty (23-13, 1.93 ERA),Bill Bailey (21-13, 3.44 ERA) and Jack Powell (20-16, 2.31 ERA.

In the World Series, the Athletics and Giants split the two games in New York then headed to Philadelphia. The teams then split the first two game before Rube Waddell out dueled Christy Mathewson to give Philadelphia a 3-2 lead in games as they headed back to the Big Apple. In game six, Harry Davis broke a 2-2 tie in the top of the 10th with a 2-run homer then Biff Schlitzer held on to allow the Giants to score one run as the Athletics won, 4-3, to win their first world's championship.

Code:

American League     W   L   PCT  GB     National League     W   L   PCT  GB
Philadelphia       88  66  .571  --     New York           98  56  .636  --
Detroit            87  67  .565   1     Pittsburgh         92  62  .597   6
St.Louis           87  67  .565   1     Chicago            87  67  .565  11
Cleveland          79  75  .513   9     St.Louis           85  69  .552  13
Chicago            76  78  .494  12     Philadelphia       83  71  .539  15
New York           74  80  .481  14     Cincinnati         66  88  .429  32
Boston             70  84  .455  18     Brooklyn           65  89  .422  33
Washington         55  99  .357  33     Boston             40 114  .260  58



Batting AVG           AVG               Batting AVG           AVG
T.Cobb, DET          .357               M.Donlin, CIN        .349
S.Crawford, DET      .302               V.Campbell, CHI      .337
N.Lajoie, DET        .296               L.Doyle, NY          .323

Homeruns               HR               Homeruns               HR
S.Crawford, DET        15               R.Murray, STL           9
T.Jordan, CHI           9               V.Campbell, CHI         5
J.Thoney, CLE           5               M.Donlin, CIN           5

Runs Batted In        RBI               Runs Batted In        RBI
S.Crawford, DET        99               B.Abstein, PHI         82
D.Murphy, PHI          88               R.Murray, STL          82
N.Lajoie, DET          81               V.Campbell, CHI        80

Stolen Bases           SB               Stolen Bases           SB
S.shannon, STL         48               R.Murray, STL          46
R.Hartzell, STL        42               H.Wagner, PIT          38
D.Altizer, WAS         41               D.Jones, CHI           35

Earned Run Average    ERA               Earned Run Average    ERA
C.Smith, CLE         1.33               M.Brown, STL         1.54
B.Raymond, DET       1.36               B.Campbell, STL      1.59
C.Bender, PHI        1.62               B.Adams, STL         1.59


Wins                    W               Wins                    W
B.Pelty, STL           23               F.Beebe, CHI           24
B.Raymond, DET         23               C.Mathewson, NY        23
E.Plank, PHI           22               J.Pfiester, PIT        23

Saves                  SV               Saves                  SV
H.Ables, STL           19               K.Brady, PHI           12
E.Moore, CLE           15               M.Manuel, CIN          11
H.Krause, PHI          12               C.Griffith, CHI        10

Strikeouts             SO               Strikeouts             SO
R.Waddell, PHI        224               O.Overall, CIN        243
H.Berger, CLE         201               N.Rucker, BRO         189
T.Hughes, BOS         197               C.Mathewson, NY       187

Postseason

Code:

1908 World Series

Game #1
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 8 1
New York (N)      0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 x - 5 8 0
WP - C.Mathewson (1-0)
LP - R.Waddell (0-1)
HR - NY: G.Davis (1)


Game #2
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 - 5 3 3
New York (N)      0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 - 2 5 3
WP - E.Plank (1-0)
LP - H.Wiltse (0-1)
HR - PHI: E.Collins (1)



Game #3
New York (N)      0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 1
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 7 3
WP - H.Krause (1-0)
LP - C.Mathewson (1-1)
HR - none


Game #4
New York (N)      0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 - 5  8 0
Philadelphia (A)  0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 - 4 17 1
WP - H.Wiltse (1-1)
LP - H.Krause (1-1)
SV - R.Ames (1)
HR - none


Game #5
New York (N)      0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 6 2
Philadelphia (A)  1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 x - 2 6 2
WP - R.Waddell (1-1)
LP - C.Mathewson (1-2)
SV - B.Schlitzer (1)
HR - none


Game #6
Philadelphia (A)  0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 - 4  9 0
New York (N)      0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 - 3 13 3
WP - B.Schlitzer (1-0)
LP - R.Marquard (0-1)
HR - PHI: H.Davis (1)

captaincarl · 04-10-2011, 01:07 AM

AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Ty Cobb, Detroit
149 g, 605 ab, 85 r, 216 h, 23 2b, 17 3b, 4 hr, 78 rbi, 285 tb, 49 bb, 62 k, 32 sb, 26 cs, .357 avg, .407 obp, .471 slg

NL Outstanding Hitter Award
Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
145 g, 571 ab, 82 r, 183 h, 28 2b, 18 3b, 5 hr, 72 rbi, 262 tb, 64 bb, 60 k, 38 sb, 30 cs, .320 avg, .393 obp, .459 slg

AL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Bugs Raymond, Detroit
23-11, 0 sv, 1.36 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 336.1 ip, 244 ha, 80 r, 51 er, 1 hr, 88 bb, 145 k, 0.99 whip, .204 oavg

NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Hooks Wiltse, New York (N)
23-10, 0 sv, 1.68 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 327.0 ip, 265 ha, 101 r, 61 er, 4 hr, 60 bb, 136 k, 0.99 whip, .215 oavg

AL Newcomer of the Year Award
Joe Lake, New York (A)
19-16, 0 sv, 2.10 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 321.1 ip, 306 ha, 131 r, 75 er, 3 hr, 76 bb, 160 k, 1.19 whip, .249 oavg

NL Newcomer of the Year Award
Vin Campbell, Chicago (N)
142 g, 575 ab, 77 r, 194 h, 18 2b, 7 3b, 5 hr, 80 rbi, 241 tb, 55 bb, 45 k, 22 sb, 15 cs, .337 avg, .396 obp, .419 slg

Trades

5/08 - Cincinnati gets p Moxie Manuel (26 yrs old, 5-9, 11 sv, 3.36 era, 37 k), New York (A) gets rf Doc Gessler (27 yrs old, .290-0-39-20) and 1b Chick Autry (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0)

5/28 - New York (N) gets ss Kid Elberfeld (33 yrs old, .244-0-18-4), Cleveland gets lf Moose McCormick (27 yrs old, .270-0-45-14)

7/25 - New York (A) gets p Vive Lindaman (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 2 k), Boston (N) gets 3b Wid Conroy (31 yrs old, .187-1-27-14)

Milestones & Achievements
4/17 - Honus Wagner collects hit number 2000
4/24 - Tim Jordan sizzles with cycle. This is the first time that the cycle has been struck this season and the 8th time in history.
5/26 - Fred Tenney gets 2000th hit
6/28 - Orval Overall spins 15-K game
7/04 - Larry Doyle hits for cycle. This is the second time this season for the cycle and the 9th time in history.
9/01 - Cy Young gets 450th victory
9/24 - Jack Pfiester throws no-hitter. This is the first no-no hurled this season and the 7th time in history.

MLB Records Set or Tied
Batting
Hits: 216 - Ty Cobb, Detroit
Bases on Balls[/b]: 140 - Sammy Strang, Brooklyn
Hitting Streak: 27 - Ty Cobb, Detroit

AL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Hits: 216 - Ty Cobb, Detroit
Triples: 22 - Frank Baker, Philadelphia (A)
Hitting Streak: 27 - Ty Cobb, Detroit

Pitching
Earned Run Average: 1.33 - Charlie Smith, Cleveland
Saves: 19 - Harry Ables, St.Louis (A)

NL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Bases on Balls: 140 - Sammy Strang, Brooklyn

captaincarl · 04-10-2011, 01:09 AM

Followed Players

Code:

Ty Cobb
Batting
Year Team                G   AB    R    H   2B  3B   HR  RBI   TB  BB   K  SB  CS  AVG  OBP  SLG
1905 Detroit           147  607   52  174   22   7    2   59  216  19  72  27  18 .287 .310 .356
1906 Detroit           147  619   89  203   27  14    1   60  261  38  63  22  14 .328 .369 .422
1907 Detroit           147  625   85  189   24  20    2   52  259  29  65  43  39 .302 .333 .414
1908 Detroit           149  605   85  216   23  17    4   78  285  49  62  32  26 .357 .407 .471
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     4 seasons         509 2456  311  782   96  58    9  249 1021 135 262 124  97 .318 .355 .416



Walter Johnson
Pitching
Year Team                W    L  SV   ERA    G   GS    IP      HA     R    ER   BB     K   WHIP   OAVG
1907 Washington         19   15   0  1.74   39   39   352.2   302    93    68   67   185   1.05   .232
1908 Washington         12   19   0  2.04   39   39   331.2   244   102    75   71   196   0.95   .203
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     2 seasons          31   34   0  1.88   78   78   684.1   546   195   143  138   381   1.00   .218

captaincarl · 04-10-2011, 02:19 AM

1908-09 Off Season

Announcements

PHILADELPHIA (A) - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Shibe Park.

Trades

10/25 - Cleveland gets lf John Hummel (25 yrs old, .237-3-38-19), Brooklyn gets 3b Eddie Grant (25 yrs old, .252-0-31-10)

10/31 - Chicago (A) gets c Heinie Peitz (37 yrs old, .157-0-8-0), Boston (A) gets 1b Frank Isbell (33 yrs old, .246-0-47-15)

11/06 - St.Louis (N) gets ss George McBride (27 yrs old, .216-0-10-0), Chicago (A) gets 2b Joe Delahanty (33 yrs old, .188-1-44-16)

02/21 - Boston (A) gets p George Suggs (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Detroit gets lf Gavvy Cravath (27 yrs old, .187-3-37-23)

02/28 - Cincinnati gets p Bill Chappelle (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 1.64 era, 2 k), Boston (N) gets lf Jake Stahl (21 yrs old, .256-1-35-23) and 1b Doc Johnston (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0)

03/29 - New York (A) gets p Big Jeff Pfeffer (26 yrs old, 5-1, 3 sv, 2.24 era, 34 k), Chicago (N) gets c Ira Thomas (28 yrs old, .261-0-14-2)

03/31 - Brooklyn gets 1b Fred Tenney (37 yrs old, .271-2-50-12) and 3b Hosea Siner (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston (N) gets p Harry McIntire (30 yrs old, 17-16, 0 sv, 2.66 era, 111 k) and c Joe Dunn (24 yrs old, .237-0-13-0)

Major Retirements

1B John Anderson, age 34 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1898 when he batted .305 with 9 home runs, 71 RBIs and 18 stolen bases in 110 games.
.277 avg, 1734 g, 6633 ab, 813 r, 1837 h, 43 hr, 900 rbi, 286 sb

3B Jimmy Collins, age 38 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .353 with 10 home runs, 91 runs batted in, and 29 stolen bases in 136 games.
.287 avg, 1763 g, 6716 ab, 988 r, 1929 h, 70 hr, 994 rbi, 188 sb

LF Joe Kelley, age 36 - 18 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .393 with 6 home runs, 111 RBIs and 46 stolen bases in 129 games.
.308 avg, 2037 g, 7426 ab, 1427 r, 2288 h, 73 hr, 1275 rbi, 500 sb

C John Warner, age 36 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1897 when he batted .275 with 2 home runs, 51 RBIs and 8 stolen bases in 110 games.
.255 avg, 914 g, 2841 ab, 302 r, 725 h, 9 hr, 287 rbi, 62 sb

captaincarl · 04-10-2011, 02:20 AM

Hall of Fame Class of 1908

Joe Kelley, left fielder -- Inducted 1908

Code:

AVG     G     AB     R     H     HR     RBI     SB     SLG
.308  2037   7426   1427  2288   73    1275    500    .442

03-26-2011, 02:16 PM	#23
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	Hall of Fame Class of 1905 Jesse Burkett, Left Fielder - Inducted 1905 Code: AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .335 2038 8075 1583 2702 82 1001 419 .440

04-02-2011, 08:44 PM	#24
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1906 Review In the American League, the Boston Americans bolted to a 4 1/2-game lead by the beginning of August then the defending champion Athletics made their move. Philadelphia overtook Boston by the beginning of September then bolted and galloped home, clinching their second straight AL pennant with 5 games to go. Harry Davis (.289-9-80) and Socks Seybold (.287-2-71) were the hitting stars while the pitching staff led the way with three 20-game winners Chief Bender (24-11, 1.97 ERA), Rube Waddell (20-17, 2.40 ERA) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, Eddie Plank (25-6, 1.69 ERA). Boston finished in second place, 7 games behind, led by an offensive attack which was led by George Stone (.323-2-65) and Myron Grimshaw (.261-4-52). On the other side of the diamond, the pitching staff featured three 20-game winners George Winter (20-16, 2.40 ERA), Joe Harris (20-17, 1.92 ERA) and Cy Young (23-15, 2.29 ERA). The St.Louis Browns finished in third place, 9 games behind the front running Philadelphia, behind the bats of Jiggs Donahue (.292-1-52) and Bobby Wallace (.266-3-73) and the arms of Barney Pelty (23-16, 2.32 ERA) and Jack Powell (21-14, 2.05 ERA) In the National League, it seemed like business as usual as the Pittsburgh Pirates went wire-to-wire to win their third NL title in six years. Leading the way for the Bucs was an line up which featured Ginger Beaumont (.282-6-90), Fred Clarke (.298-1-85) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.369-3-84). Their mound staff was led by a pair of 20-game winners, Deacon Phillippe (26-9, 1.97 ERA), and the senior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher, Jack Pfiester (26-8, 1.56 ERA), who won the pitcher's triple crown. The New York Giants, the only other team to win the NL title in the last 5 years more than once, finished in second place, 5 games behind, were led by the bats of Roger Bresnahan (.321-4-79) and George Davis (.299-3-61) and the arms of four 20-game winners Harry Howell (23-14, 1.71 ERA), Joe McGinnity (21-12, 2.16 ERA), Hooks Wiltse (20-14, 2.51 ERA) and Christy Mathewson (23-11, 1.98 ERA). Finishing a distant third place, 18 games behind the front running Pirates, were the St.Louis Cardinals. Leading the way on offense were Jake Beckley (.295-2-63) and Johnny Kling (.289-2-64). The pitching staff was led by Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown (23-11, 2.06 ERA). During the World Series, the Pittsburgh Pirates continued their record setting year and totally dominated the Athletics, winning the series, 4-games-to-1, for their first world's championship. The star was pitcher Cy Falkenberg, who won three of the Pirates' games. Code: American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Philadelphia 94 60 .610 -- Pittsburgh 103 51 .669 -- Boston 87 67 .565 7 New York 98 56 .636 5 St.Louis 85 69 .552 9 St.Louis 85 69 .552 18 Detroit 81 73 .526 13 Philadelphia 83 71 .539 20 Chicago 79 75 .513 15 Cincinnati 75 79 .487 28 Cleveland 73 81 .474 21 Chicago 69 85 .448 34 Washington 66 88 .429 28 Brooklyn 58 96 .377 45 New York 51 103 .331 43 Boston 45 109 .292 58 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG N.Lajoie,CLE+DET .332 H.Wagner, PIT .369 T.Cobb, DET .328 F.Chance, CHI .330 G.Stone, BOS .323 R.Bresnahan, NY .321 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR H.Davis, PHI 9 G.Beaumont, PIT 6 T.Jordan, CHI 9 R.Murray, STL 5 S.Crawford, DET 6 R.Bresnahan, NY 4 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI S.Crawford, DET 101 G.Beaumont, PIT 90 T.Jordan, CHI 81 M.McCormick, NY 86 H.Davis, PHI 80 F.Clarke, PIT 85 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB D.Hoffman, PHI 49 T.Leach, PIT 54 S.Crawford, DET 44 G.Browne, NY 49 G.Stone, BOS 43 S.Mertes, NY 45 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA E.Smith, STL 1.64 J.Pfiester, PIT 1.56 E.Plank, PHI 1.69 C.Falkenberg, PIT 1.62 J.Harris, BOS 1.92 H.Howell, NY 1.71 Wins W Wins W E.Plank, PHI 25 J.Pfiester, PIT 26 C.Bender, PHI 24 D.Phillippe, PIT 26 B.Pelty, STL 23 M.Brown, STL 23 Saves SV Saves SV J.Eubank, DET 7 R.Vickers, BRO 15 M.Cunningham, PHI 6 C.Griffith, CHI 8 B.Edmondson, WAS 5 B.Adams, STL 7 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 234 J.Pfiester, PIT 204 O.Hess, CLE 188 B.Ewing, CIN 196 C.Bender, PHI 185 M.Brown, STL 181 Postseason Code: 1906 World Series Game #1 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 7 0 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 x - 3 8 1 WP - C.Falkenberg (1-0) LP - R.Waddell (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 - 5 10 2 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 x - 6 5 4 WP - J.Pfiester (1-0) LP - C.Bender (0-1) HR: PIT: G.Beaumont (1) Game #3 Pittsburgh 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 - 4 6 0 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 2 12 3 WP - C.Falkenberg (2-0) LP - R.Waddell (0-2) HR - none Game #4 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 1 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 x - 2 8 1 WP - C.Bender (1-1) LP - J.Pfiester (1-1) HR - none Game #5 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 - 6 8 2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 12 3 WP - C.Falkenberg (3-0) LP - M.Cunningham (0-1) HR - none

04-02-2011, 09:18 PM	#25
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	AL Outstanding Hitter Award Nap Lajoie, Cleveland/Detroit 148 g, 599 ab, 79 r, 199 h, 49 2b, 10 3b, 0 hr, 69 rbi, 268 tb, 37 bb, 71 k, 19 sb, 13 cs, .332 avg, .379 obp, .447 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 150 g, 580 ab, 109 r, 214 h, 37 2b, 20 3b, 3 hr, 84 rbi, 300 tb, 79 bb, 54 k, 44 sb, 32 cs, .369 avg, .445 obp, .517 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Eddie Plank, Philadelphia (A) 25-6, 0 sv, 1.69 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 335.2 ip, 306 ha, 103 r, 63 er, 1 hr, 70 bb, 165 k, 1.12 whip, .243 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh 26-8, 0 sv, 1.56 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 333.2 ip, 253 ha, 90 r, 58 er, 1 hr, 73 bb, 204 k, 0.98 whip, .209 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Ed Willett, Detroit 20-15, 0 sv, 2.33 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 340.0 ip, 285 ha, 116 r, 88 er, 2 hr, 102 bb, 160 k, 1.14 whip, .227 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Ed Karger, Pittsburgh 18-9, 0 sv, 2.12 era, 28 g, 28 gs, 242.0 ip, 228 ha, 89 r, 57 er, 2 hr, 64 bb, 108 k, 1.21 whip, .251 oavg Trades 5/03 - Cleveland gets ss Kid Elberfeld (31 yrs old, .295-1-52-21), Detroit gets 2b Nap Lajoie (31 yrs old, .332-0-69-19) 6/09 - Pittsburgh gets p Bill Duggleby (32 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 4.50 era, 0 k), Philadelphia (N) gets ss Dutch Meier (27 yrs old, .310-1-34-6) 7/18 - Boston (A) gets p Mal Eason (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 1.80 era, 3 k), Detroit gets c Larry McLean (25 yrs old, .243-0-24-1) 7/27 - Pittsburgh gets c Deacon McGuire (42 yrs old, .260-1-34-4), Detroit gets rf Del Howard (28 yrs old, .262-0-25-11) 7/27 - St.Louis (A) gets p Jimmy Wiggs (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), Cincinnati gets lf Bill Hallman (30 yrs old, .243-2-38-29) 7/30 - St.Louis (A) gets p Jesse Whiting (27 yrs old, 0-2, 0 sv, 6.00 era, 1 k), Boston (A) gets 2b Harry Niles (25 yrs old, .270-2-50-23) Milestones & Achievements 4/21 - Fred Clarke gets 2000th hit 5/11 - Cy Young wins #400 5/17 - Jim Pastorius hurls no hitter. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the 4th in modern history. 5/21 - Lave Cross reaches 2500 hits 7/31 - 2500 hits for George Davis MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 214 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Doubles: 49 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland/Detroit Runs Scored: 109 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Bases on Balls: 129 - Roy Thomas, Philadelphia (N) Strikeouts: 125 - Mike Grady, Washington Pitching Walks: 159 - Orval Overall, Cincinnati AL Records Set or Tied Batting Doubles: 49 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland/Detroit Strikeouts: 125 - Mike Grady, Washington NL Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 214 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Runs Scored: 109 - Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Bases on Balls: 129 - Roy Thomas, Philadelphia (N) Pitching Walks: 159 - Orval Overall, Cincinnati Last edited by captaincarl; 04-07-2011 at 06:06 PM.

04-02-2011, 10:20 PM	#26
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1906-07 Off Season Announcements There were no new announcements Trades 10/21 - Boston (A) gets c Doc Marshall (31 yrs old, .240-0-18-8), Philadelphia (N) gets 3b Hobe Ferris (31 yrs old, .251-0-42-7) 10/29 - Chicago (N) gets c Claude Berry (26 yrs old, .165-0-14-2), Chicago (A) gets 3b Doc Casey (36 yrs old, .269-1-36-12) 10/30 - Chicago (N) gets c John Warner (34 yrs old, .225-0-13-0), New York (N) gets lf Patsy Dougherty (30 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/05 - New York (N) gets cf Cy Seymour (33 yrs old, .288-6-62-21), Detroit gets 1b John Ganzel (32 yrs old, .206-0-7-0) 11/10 - Cleveland gets 2b Pug Bennett (32 yrs old, .207-0-1-0), St.Louis (N) gets 1b George Stovall (28 yrs old, .198-0-11-3) 03/12 - Cincinnati gets p Pep Deininger (29 yrs old, .0-0, 0 sv, 6.00 era, 2 k), Boston (A) gets c Heinie Peitz (36 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 03/28 - Chicago (N) gets p Beany Jacobson (25 yrs old, 17-20, 0 sv, 2.41 era, 86 k), Washington gets 2b Johnny Evers (25 yrs old, .240-0-13-7) Major Retirements RF Hugh Duffy, age 39. 19 Seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .440 with 18 home runs, 145 RBIs and 48 stolen bases. .319 avg, 2070 g, 8001 ab, 1658 r, 2559 h, 114 hr, 1395 rbi, 645 sb C Malachi Kittridge, age 37. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .315 with 0 home runs, 23 RBIs and 2 stolen bases in 51 games. .214 avg, 1007 g, 3178 ab, 331 r, 679 h, 15 hr, 317 rbi, 55 sb 3B John McGraw, age 33. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .391 with 1 home run, 33 RBIs and 73 stolen bases in 117 games. .316 avg, 1480 g, 4861 ab, 1131 r, 15 hr, 573 rbi, 504 sb SP Kid Nichols, age 37. 17 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1898 when he compiled a record of 31-12, with 4 saves, an ERA of 2.13, and 138 strikeouts in 388.0 innings. 2.78 era, 395-227, 683 g, 5561.1 ip, 2066 k, 1376 bb, 18 sv Last edited by captaincarl; 04-02-2011 at 10:22 PM.

04-02-2011, 10:26 PM	#27
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	Hall of Fame Class of 1906 Hugh Duffy, Center Fielder - Inducted 1906 Code: AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .319 2070 8001 1658 2549 114 1395 645 .439 Kid Nichols, Pitcher - Inducted 1906 Code: ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.78 395 227 .635 683 5561.1 2066 1376 18

03-26-2011, 02:01 PM	#21
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	AL Outstanding Hitter Award Nap Lajoie, Cleveland 148 g, 626 ab, 84 r, 204 h, 22 2b, 20 3b, 2 hr, 68 rbi, 272 tb, 33 bb, 69 k, 24 sb, 19 cs, .326 avg, .361 obp, .435 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 149 g, 581 ab, 94 r, 192 h, 41 2b, 16 3b, 7 hr, 86 rbi, 286 tb, 69 bb, 54 k, 40 sb, 28 cs, .330 avg, .400 obp, .492 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) 21-15, 0 sv, 1.91 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 329.0 ip, 258 ha, 95 r, 70 er, 4 hr, 76 bb, 293 k, 1.02 whip, .216 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Christy Mathewson, New York (N) 26-10, 0 sv, 2.22 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 332.0 ip, 301 ha, 117 r, 82 er, 9 hr, 84 bb, 170 k, 1.16 whip, .242 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Nig Clarke, Cleveland 128 g, 503 ab, 57 r, 150 h, 22 2b, 6 3b, 5 hr, 68 rbi, 199 tb, 31 bb, 53 k, 6 sb, 9 cs, .298 avg, .340 obp, .396 slg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh 22-12, 0 sv, 2.07 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 330.0 ip, 273 ha, 117 r, 76 er, 4 hr, 105 bb, 217 k, 1.15 whip, .221 oavg Trades 5/17 - New York (A) gets C Harry Bemis (31 yrs old, .256-3-35-10), New York (N) gets P Harry Howell (28 yrs old, 13-17, 0 sv, 1.99 era, 195 k) 7/04 - St.Louis (N) gets P Cy Morgan (26 yrs old, 1-0, 6 sv, 1.50 era, 8 k), St.Louis (A) gets 3B Jimmy Burke (30 yrs old, .197-0-19-9) 7/27 - Boston (A) gets P Jesse Whiting (26 yrs old, 1-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), Philadelphia (N) gets 2B George Rohe (30 yrs old, .210-1-24-2) 7/29 - Pittsburgh gets P Cy Ferry (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 15.63 era, 3 k), Detroit gets 1B Kitty Bransfield (30 yrs old, .241-0-16-10) Milestones & Achievements 5/16 - Sam Crawford hits for cycle. This is the first time this season that the cycle has been struck and the 6th time in history. 6/25 - Bill Dahlen reaches 2000 hits 8/19 - Jake Stahl hits for cycle. This is the second time for the cycle to be hit this season and the 7th time in history. MLB Records Set or Tied Pitching Saves: 23 - Oscar Jones, Brooklyn AL Records Set or Tied Batting Triples: 20 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland Pitching Losses: 25 - Mal Eason, Detroit NL Records Set or Tied Batting Runs Batted In: 101 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh Strikeouts: 102 - Otis Clymer, Pittsburgh Stolen Bases: 61 - Billy Maloney, Cincinnati Hitting Streak: 25 - Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati Pitching Saves: 23 - Oscar Jones, Brooklyn Strikeouts: 285 - Red Ames, New York (N)

03-26-2011, 02:14 PM	#22
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1905-06 Off Season Announcements There were no new announcements at this time. Trades 10/23 - Pittsburgh gets C Red Kleinow (28 yrs old, .375-0-3-1), New York (A) gets RF Bob Ganley (30 yrs old, .206-0-2-5) 03/04 - Boston (A) gets P Charlie Chech (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), Cincinnati gets 1B Jake Stahl (26 yrs old, .227-8-34-38) 04/12 - Cincinnati gets 1B Doc Gessler (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Detroit gets CF Cy Seymour (33 yrs old, .316-6-94-36) Major Retirements LF Jesse Burkett, age 36 - 16 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .409 with 5 home runs, 83 RBIs and 41 stolen bases in 131 games. .335 avg, 2702 g, 8075 ab, 1583 r, 2702 h, 82 hr, 1001 rbi, 419 sb 1B Jack Doyle, age 35 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .367 with 3 home runs, 100 RBIs and 42 stolen bases in 105 games. .297 avg, 1706 g, 6627 ab, 1015 r, 1965 h, 29 hr, 991 rbi, 528 sb C Duke Farrell, age 39 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1891 when he batted .302 with 12 home runs, 110 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 122 games. .273 avg, 1772 g, 6404 ab, 908 r, 1747 h, 54 hr, 974 rbi, 188 sb

04-07-2011, 02:35 AM	#29
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1907 Review In the AL, the Detroit Tigers, contenders since last season after acquiring Nap Lajoie, claimed the top rung of the ladder for the first time in their history, clinching the title with about 3 games to go. One of the key figures was Nap Lajoie (.319-0-76), the AL's Outstanding Hitter. Helping him on the attack was Sam Crawford (.320-1-76) and Ty Cobb (.302-2-52). Wild Bill Donovan (22-14, 1.94 ERA), Eddie Cicotte (19-14, 2.07 ERA) and Bugs Raymond (19-8, 1.52 ERA) provided the arms to lead the Tigers. The Chicago White Sox finished in second place, 4 games behind Detroit, thanks to the bat of Tim Jordan (.268-7-79). Leading the mound staff was Frank Smith (22-13, 1.53 ERA). Ending up in third place was the Cleveland Naps, led by the bats of Nig Clarke (.300-1-71) and Charlie Hickman (.241-4-76) and the arms of Charlie Smith (21-16, 2.11 ERA) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, Addie Joss (27-8, 1.40 ERA). The National League continued to witness the dominance of the Pittsburgh Pirates, as they ran away to win their second straight title by a record 15 games. With Fred Clarke (.284-1-84), Tommy Leach (.289-5-100), and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.343-5-87) leading the attack, the Pirates dominated the league. Leading the Bucs' mound staff was their three 20-game winners: Jack Pfiester (22-12, 1.82 ERA), Deacon Phillippe (25-5, 1.56 ERA), and the league's Outstanding Pitcher, Cy Falkenberg (24-12, 1.72 ERA). The Reds finished in second place, 15 games behind, thanks to the hitting of Harry Steinfeldt (.288-1-66) and the arms of 20-game winner Orval Overall (22-13, 2.15 ERA). The Giants stayed with the Reds all season long and ended the season in a tie for second place, 15 games behind, riding the arms of Harry Howell (21-14, 2.36) and Christy Mathewson (21-14, 1.63 ERA) along with the bats of Art Devlin (.286-6-36) and Cy Seymour (.278-6-93). During the World Series, the Pirates pitching took center stage as they took command and allowed the Tigers only 10 runs in their 5 games, which included a 4-3, 14 inning affair in the second game of the series. Ed Karger was the pitching star as he won all three starts, as he led the Bucs to their second straight world's championship. Code: American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Detroit 90 64 .584 -- Pittsburgh 102 52 .662 -- Chicago 86 68 .558 4 Cincinnati 87 67 .565 15 Cleveland 83 71 .539 7 New York 87 67 .565 15 Boston 78 76 .506 12 Philadelphia 84 70 .545 18 New York 76 78 .494 14 St.Louis 80 74 .519 22 Philadelphia 73 81 .474 17 Chicago 67 87 .435 35 Washington 69 85 .448 21 Brooklyn 63 91 .409 39 St.Louis 61 93 .396 29 Boston 46 108 .299 56 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG S.Crawford, DET .320 H.Wagner, PIT .343 Lajoie, DET .319 T.Leach, PIT .289 T.Cobb, DET .302 H.Steinfeldt, CIN .288 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR T.Jordan, CHI 7 S.Strang, BRO 7 H.Davis, PHI 5 A.Devlin, NY 6 C.Hickman, CLE 4 H.Lumley, BRO 6 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI T.Jordan, CHI 79 T.Leach, PIT 100 S.Crawford, DET 76 C.Seymour, NY 93 C.Hickman, CLE 76 H.Wagner, PIT 87 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB E.Flick, CLE 64 F.Clarke, PIT 57 R.Hartzell, STL 48 T.Leach, PIT 55 T.Cobb, DET 43 H.Lobert, PIT 53 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA A.Joss, CLE 1.40 M.Brown, STL 1.44 D.White, CHI 1.51 D.Phillippe, PIT 1.56 B.Raymond, DET 1.52 C.Mathewson, NY 1.63 Wins W Wins W A.Joss, CLE 27 D.Phillippe, PIT 25 B.Donovan, DET 22 C.Falkenberg, PIT 24 F.Smith, CHI 22 R.Hitt, CIN 23 Saves SV Saves SV E.Jones, DET 12 K.Brady, PHI 10 L.Leroy, NY 10 H.Wiltse, NY 9 E.Siever, STL 10 B.Adams, STL 7 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 246 C.Mathewson, NY 211 C.Bender, PHI 193 N.Rucker, BRO 202 C.Young, BOS 192 F.Beebe, CHI 198 Postseason Code: 1907 World Series Game #1 Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 4 5 Pittsburgh 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 x - 6 8 0 WP - E.Karger (1-0) LP - G.Mullin (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Detroit 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 11 2 Pittsburgh 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 4 9 1 WP - H.Hillebrand (1-0) LP - J.Rowan (0-1) HR - PIT: H.Smith (1) Game #3 Pittsburgh 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 - 8 11 2 Detroit 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 - 3 9 2 WP - E.Karger (2-0) LP - G.Mullin (0-2) HR - DET: J.Ganzel (1) Game #4 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 2 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 8 2 WP - B.Donovan (1-0) LP - C.Falkenberg (0-1) HR - DET: J.Yeager (1) Game #5 Pittsburgh 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 - 5 9 1 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 - 2 6 1 WP - E.Karger (3-0) LP - E.Cicotte (0-1) HR - none

04-07-2011, 02:58 AM	#30
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	AL Outstanding Hitter Award Nap Lajoie, Detroit 149 g, 570 ab, 53 r, 182 h, 30 2b, 16 3b, 0 hr, 76 rbi, 244 tb, 42 bb, 62 k, 11 sb, 4 cs, .319 avg, .371 obp, .428 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 151 g, 595 ab, 98 r, 204 h, 37 2b, 16 3b, 5 hr, 87 rbi, 288 tb, 71 bb, 42 k, 37 sb, 25 cs, .343 avg, .414 obp, .484 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Addie Joss, Cleveland 27-8, 0 sv, 1.40 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 352.1 ip, 299 ha, 88 r, 55 er, 3 hr, 40 bb, 139 k, 0.96 whip, .230 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Cy Falkenberg, Pittsburgh 24-12, 0 sv, 1.72 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 345.1 ip, 257 ha, 80 r, 66 er, 3 hr, 94 bb, 150 k, 1.02 whip, .211 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Walter Johnson, Washington 19-15, 0 sv, 1.74 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 352.2 ip, 302 ha, 93 r, 68 er, 1 hr, 67 bb, 185 k, 1.05 whip, .232 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Billy Campbell, St.Louis (N) 18-7, 0 sv, 2.21 era, 34 g, 27 gs, 236.1 ip, 204 ha, 79 r, 58 er, 3 hr, 49 bb, 51 k, 1.07 whip, .231 oavg Trades 5/31 - Cincinnati gets P Jesse Whiting (28 yrs old, 4-4, 4 sv, 1.77 era, 22 k), St.Louis (A) gets RF Mike Mitchell (27 yrs old, .266-1-42-27) 6/25 - Pittsburgh gets P Fred Mitchell (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 2 k), Philadelphia (N) gets C Deacon McGuire (43 yrs old, .252-0-26-2) and 2B Bill Abstein (24 yrs old, .333-0-4-3) 7/06 - Washington gets CF Ginger Beaumont (30 yrs old, .291-1-40-19), Pittsburgh gets P Henry Gehring (26 yrs old, 2-0, 3 sv, 1.62 era, 5 k) 7/29 - St.Louis (N) gets P Jesse Tannehill (33 yrs old, 13-12, 0 sv, 2.30 era, 49 k), New York (A) gets RF Fred Odwell (34 yrs old, .251-0-24-17) 7/29 - New York (A) gets P Moxie Manuel (25 yrs old, 1-2, 1 sv, 2.03 era, 3 k), Washington gets 1B Bob Unglaub (25 yrs old, .249-1-49-21) 7/30 - Philadelphia (A) gets P Bill Essick (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 6.75 era, 1 k), Cincinnati gets LF Topsy Hartsel (33 yrs old, .252-1-30-12) Milestones & Achievements 4/11 - Jack Powell notches win number 200 6/12 - Roy Hitt hurls no-hitter. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the 6th in history. 8/07 - Jesse Tannehill records win #200 9/12 - Nap Lajoie collects hit number 2000 9/16 - 200 victories for Deacon Phillippe MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Strikeouts: 135 - Bruno Brock, Washington Hitting Streak: 27 - Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati Pitching Wins: 27 - Addie Joss, Cleveland AL Records Set or Tied Batting Triples: 20 - Ty Cobb, Detroit Strikeouts: 135 - Bruno Brock, Washington Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.40 - Addie Joss, Cleveland Wins: 27 - Addie Joss, Cleveland Losses: 25 - Jack Powell, St.Louis (A) NL Records Set or Tied Batting Strikeouts: 118 - Oscar Westerberg, Boston (N) Hitting Streak: 27 - Harry Steinfeldt, Cincinnati

04-07-2011, 03:48 AM	#31
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1907-08 Off Season Announcements Boston (A) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Boston Red Sox. Boston (N) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Boston Doves. Trades 10/16 - New York (A) gets c Peaches Graham (30 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cleveland gets rf Willie Keeler (35 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/18 - Cleveland gets lf Jack Thoney (27 yrs old, .219-0-24-13), St.Louis (A) gets c Ed Phelps (28 yrs old, .226-1-9-4 in 1906) 11/04 - Cleveland gets ss Jake Atz (28 yrs old, .286-0-0-0), Washington gets 3b Bill Bradley (29 yrs old, .208-0-18-8) 03/25 - St.Louis (N) gets p Doc White (28 yrs old, 19-17, 0 sv, 1.51 era, 138 k), Chicago (A) gets 3b Dave Brain (29 yrs old, .219-4-42-18) 03/26 - Pittsburgh gets c Nig Clarke (25 yrs old, .300-1-71-14), Cleveland gets ss Hans Lobert (26 yrs old, .218-0-37-53) Major Retirements 1b Jake Beckley, age 40 - 20 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .343 with 7 home runs, 120 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 131 games. .306 avg, 2458 g, 9695 ab, 1597 r, 2966 h, 93 hr, 1550 rbi, 360 sb 2b Tommy Corcoran, age 38 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .300 with 5 home runs, 92 RBIs and 33 stolen bases in 129 games. .257 avg, 1971 g, 7257 ab, 998 r, 1863 h, 33 hr, 924 rbi, 317 sb 3b Lave Cross, age 41 - 21 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .386 with 7 home runs, 125 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 119 games. .284 avg, 2357 g, 9194 ab, 1317 r, 2610 h, 45 hr, 1204 rbi, 277 sb ss Monte Cross, age 38 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1897 when he batted .286 with 4 home runs, 55 RBIs and 38 stolen bases in 131 games. .238 avg, 1792 g, 5871 ab, 726 r, 1399 h, 37 hr, 683 rbi, 278 sb rf Patsy Donovan, age 42 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1896 when he batted .319 with 3 home runs, 59 RBIs and 48 stolen bases in 131 games. .294 avg, 1994 g, 7853 ab, 1314 r, 2311 h, 15 hr, 738 rbi, 531 sb 3b Bobby Lowe, age 42 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .346 with 17 home runs, 115 RBIs and 23 stolen bases in 133 games. .282 avg, 1640 g, 5964 ab, 1013 r, 1681 h, 69 hr, 907 rbi, 256 sb rf Jim McAleer, age 43 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .289 with 2 home runs, 40 RBIs and 14 stolen bases in 64 games. .246 avg, 1122 g, 4249 ab, 633 r, 1047 h, 12 hr, 478 rbi, 262 sb

04-07-2011, 04:12 AM	#32
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	Hall of Fame Class of 1907 Jake Beckley, first baseman -- Inducted 1907 Code: AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .306 2458 9695 1597 2966 93 1550 360 .433

04-07-2011, 05:49 PM	#34
PhillieFever Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Elk Twp. NJ Posts: 6,763	Man, what was Cleveland thinking, Kid Elberfeld???? Jeesh. I have a request, could you follow Walter Johnson? Thanks.

04-10-2011, 12:25 AM	#36
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1908 Review In the National League, the New York Giants started off slow, trailing the front running Phillies by 3 games at the beginning of May, then played winning ball the rest of the way. The Giants took the lead for good by the end of May and clinched their second NL title with 10 games to go. The Giants' attack was led by Larry Doyle (.323-4-78) and Roger Bresnahan (.294-3-71). The mound staff was led by 20-game winners Christy Mathewson (23-12, 1.74 ERA) and the NL's Outstanding Pitcher, Hooks Wiltse (23-10, 1.68 ERA). The defending Pittsburgh Pirates finished in second place, 6 games behind the Bucs, thanks to the hitting of the senior circuit's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.320-5-72) and the arms of 20-game winners Jack Pfiester (23-13, 1.76 ERA), Kaiser Wilhelm (21-18, 2.48 ERA) and Howie Camnitz (20-13, 2.11 ERA). The Chicago Cubs finished the season a distant third, 11 games behind New York, led by the bat of the NL's Newcomer of the Year, Vin Campbell (.337-5-80) and the arm of Fred Beebe (24-14, 2.18 ERA), who led the majors with 24 wins. The American League pennant chase boiled down to three teams, the Philadelphia Athletics, Detroit Tigers and St.Louis Browns. Their race was so close that the AL pennant wasn't decided until there were two games remaining in the schedule. Thanks to the pitching of Eddie Plank (22-12, 1.77 ERA), Chief Bender (19-8, 1.62) and Rube Waddell (19-13, 2.12 ERA), the Athletics to win their third title in four years. Frank Baker (.280-0-74) and Eddie Collins (.275-0-66) led the Mackmen's attack with Danny Murphy chipping in with 88 RBIs to help the cause. The leaders of the pitching staff once again were Long Tom Hughes (22-12, 2.41 ERA) and Cy Young (20-16, 2.17 ERA). The Detroit Tigers had a 0.5 game lead over the Browns and a 1-game lead over the Athletics but finished in a tie for second place, 1 game behind the Mackmen. The team was led at the plate by Nap Lajoie (.296-1-81), Sam Crawford (.302-15-99) and the AL's Outstanding Hitter, Ty Cobb (.357-4-78). The mound staff was led by the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, Bugs Raymond (23-11, 1.36 ERA) and 22-game winner Ed Summers (22-16, 2.86 ERA). The St.Louis Browns ended the season in the tie for second place, thanks to the hitting of Mike Mitchell (.270-3-70). The pitching staff was led by 20-game winners Barney Pelty (23-13, 1.93 ERA),Bill Bailey (21-13, 3.44 ERA) and Jack Powell (20-16, 2.31 ERA. In the World Series, the Athletics and Giants split the two games in New York then headed to Philadelphia. The teams then split the first two game before Rube Waddell out dueled Christy Mathewson to give Philadelphia a 3-2 lead in games as they headed back to the Big Apple. In game six, Harry Davis broke a 2-2 tie in the top of the 10th with a 2-run homer then Biff Schlitzer held on to allow the Giants to score one run as the Athletics won, 4-3, to win their first world's championship. Code: American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Philadelphia 88 66 .571 -- New York 98 56 .636 -- Detroit 87 67 .565 1 Pittsburgh 92 62 .597 6 St.Louis 87 67 .565 1 Chicago 87 67 .565 11 Cleveland 79 75 .513 9 St.Louis 85 69 .552 13 Chicago 76 78 .494 12 Philadelphia 83 71 .539 15 New York 74 80 .481 14 Cincinnati 66 88 .429 32 Boston 70 84 .455 18 Brooklyn 65 89 .422 33 Washington 55 99 .357 33 Boston 40 114 .260 58 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG T.Cobb, DET .357 M.Donlin, CIN .349 S.Crawford, DET .302 V.Campbell, CHI .337 N.Lajoie, DET .296 L.Doyle, NY .323 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR S.Crawford, DET 15 R.Murray, STL 9 T.Jordan, CHI 9 V.Campbell, CHI 5 J.Thoney, CLE 5 M.Donlin, CIN 5 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI S.Crawford, DET 99 B.Abstein, PHI 82 D.Murphy, PHI 88 R.Murray, STL 82 N.Lajoie, DET 81 V.Campbell, CHI 80 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB S.shannon, STL 48 R.Murray, STL 46 R.Hartzell, STL 42 H.Wagner, PIT 38 D.Altizer, WAS 41 D.Jones, CHI 35 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA C.Smith, CLE 1.33 M.Brown, STL 1.54 B.Raymond, DET 1.36 B.Campbell, STL 1.59 C.Bender, PHI 1.62 B.Adams, STL 1.59 Wins W Wins W B.Pelty, STL 23 F.Beebe, CHI 24 B.Raymond, DET 23 C.Mathewson, NY 23 E.Plank, PHI 22 J.Pfiester, PIT 23 Saves SV Saves SV H.Ables, STL 19 K.Brady, PHI 12 E.Moore, CLE 15 M.Manuel, CIN 11 H.Krause, PHI 12 C.Griffith, CHI 10 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 224 O.Overall, CIN 243 H.Berger, CLE 201 N.Rucker, BRO 189 T.Hughes, BOS 197 C.Mathewson, NY 187 Postseason Code: 1908 World Series Game #1 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 8 1 New York (N) 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 x - 5 8 0 WP - C.Mathewson (1-0) LP - R.Waddell (0-1) HR - NY: G.Davis (1) Game #2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 - 5 3 3 New York (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 - 2 5 3 WP - E.Plank (1-0) LP - H.Wiltse (0-1) HR - PHI: E.Collins (1) Game #3 New York (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 1 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 7 3 WP - H.Krause (1-0) LP - C.Mathewson (1-1) HR - none Game #4 New York (N) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 - 5 8 0 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 - 4 17 1 WP - H.Wiltse (1-1) LP - H.Krause (1-1) SV - R.Ames (1) HR - none Game #5 New York (N) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 6 2 Philadelphia (A) 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 x - 2 6 2 WP - R.Waddell (1-1) LP - C.Mathewson (1-2) SV - B.Schlitzer (1) HR - none Game #6 Philadelphia (A) 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 - 4 9 0 New York (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 - 3 13 3 WP - B.Schlitzer (1-0) LP - R.Marquard (0-1) HR - PHI: H.Davis (1)

04-10-2011, 01:07 AM	#37
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	AL Outstanding Hitter Award Ty Cobb, Detroit 149 g, 605 ab, 85 r, 216 h, 23 2b, 17 3b, 4 hr, 78 rbi, 285 tb, 49 bb, 62 k, 32 sb, 26 cs, .357 avg, .407 obp, .471 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 145 g, 571 ab, 82 r, 183 h, 28 2b, 18 3b, 5 hr, 72 rbi, 262 tb, 64 bb, 60 k, 38 sb, 30 cs, .320 avg, .393 obp, .459 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Bugs Raymond, Detroit 23-11, 0 sv, 1.36 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 336.1 ip, 244 ha, 80 r, 51 er, 1 hr, 88 bb, 145 k, 0.99 whip, .204 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Hooks Wiltse, New York (N) 23-10, 0 sv, 1.68 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 327.0 ip, 265 ha, 101 r, 61 er, 4 hr, 60 bb, 136 k, 0.99 whip, .215 oavg AL Newcomer of the Year Award Joe Lake, New York (A) 19-16, 0 sv, 2.10 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 321.1 ip, 306 ha, 131 r, 75 er, 3 hr, 76 bb, 160 k, 1.19 whip, .249 oavg NL Newcomer of the Year Award Vin Campbell, Chicago (N) 142 g, 575 ab, 77 r, 194 h, 18 2b, 7 3b, 5 hr, 80 rbi, 241 tb, 55 bb, 45 k, 22 sb, 15 cs, .337 avg, .396 obp, .419 slg Trades 5/08 - Cincinnati gets p Moxie Manuel (26 yrs old, 5-9, 11 sv, 3.36 era, 37 k), New York (A) gets rf Doc Gessler (27 yrs old, .290-0-39-20) and 1b Chick Autry (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 5/28 - New York (N) gets ss Kid Elberfeld (33 yrs old, .244-0-18-4), Cleveland gets lf Moose McCormick (27 yrs old, .270-0-45-14) 7/25 - New York (A) gets p Vive Lindaman (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 2 k), Boston (N) gets 3b Wid Conroy (31 yrs old, .187-1-27-14) Milestones & Achievements 4/17 - Honus Wagner collects hit number 2000 4/24 - Tim Jordan sizzles with cycle. This is the first time that the cycle has been struck this season and the 8th time in history. 5/26 - Fred Tenney gets 2000th hit 6/28 - Orval Overall spins 15-K game 7/04 - Larry Doyle hits for cycle. This is the second time this season for the cycle and the 9th time in history. 9/01 - Cy Young gets 450th victory 9/24 - Jack Pfiester throws no-hitter. This is the first no-no hurled this season and the 7th time in history. MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 216 - Ty Cobb, Detroit Bases on Balls[/b]: 140 - Sammy Strang, Brooklyn Hitting Streak: 27 - Ty Cobb, Detroit AL Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 216 - Ty Cobb, Detroit Triples: 22 - Frank Baker, Philadelphia (A) Hitting Streak: 27 - Ty Cobb, Detroit Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.33 - Charlie Smith, Cleveland Saves: 19 - Harry Ables, St.Louis (A) NL Records Set or Tied Batting Bases on Balls: 140 - Sammy Strang, Brooklyn

04-10-2011, 02:19 AM	#39
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	1908-09 Off Season Announcements PHILADELPHIA (A) - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Shibe Park. Trades 10/25 - Cleveland gets lf John Hummel (25 yrs old, .237-3-38-19), Brooklyn gets 3b Eddie Grant (25 yrs old, .252-0-31-10) 10/31 - Chicago (A) gets c Heinie Peitz (37 yrs old, .157-0-8-0), Boston (A) gets 1b Frank Isbell (33 yrs old, .246-0-47-15) 11/06 - St.Louis (N) gets ss George McBride (27 yrs old, .216-0-10-0), Chicago (A) gets 2b Joe Delahanty (33 yrs old, .188-1-44-16) 02/21 - Boston (A) gets p George Suggs (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Detroit gets lf Gavvy Cravath (27 yrs old, .187-3-37-23) 02/28 - Cincinnati gets p Bill Chappelle (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 1.64 era, 2 k), Boston (N) gets lf Jake Stahl (21 yrs old, .256-1-35-23) and 1b Doc Johnston (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 03/29 - New York (A) gets p Big Jeff Pfeffer (26 yrs old, 5-1, 3 sv, 2.24 era, 34 k), Chicago (N) gets c Ira Thomas (28 yrs old, .261-0-14-2) 03/31 - Brooklyn gets 1b Fred Tenney (37 yrs old, .271-2-50-12) and 3b Hosea Siner (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston (N) gets p Harry McIntire (30 yrs old, 17-16, 0 sv, 2.66 era, 111 k) and c Joe Dunn (24 yrs old, .237-0-13-0) Major Retirements 1B John Anderson, age 34 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1898 when he batted .305 with 9 home runs, 71 RBIs and 18 stolen bases in 110 games. .277 avg, 1734 g, 6633 ab, 813 r, 1837 h, 43 hr, 900 rbi, 286 sb 3B Jimmy Collins, age 38 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .353 with 10 home runs, 91 runs batted in, and 29 stolen bases in 136 games. .287 avg, 1763 g, 6716 ab, 988 r, 1929 h, 70 hr, 994 rbi, 188 sb LF Joe Kelley, age 36 - 18 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .393 with 6 home runs, 111 RBIs and 46 stolen bases in 129 games. .308 avg, 2037 g, 7426 ab, 1427 r, 2288 h, 73 hr, 1275 rbi, 500 sb C John Warner, age 36 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1897 when he batted .275 with 2 home runs, 51 RBIs and 8 stolen bases in 110 games. .255 avg, 914 g, 2841 ab, 302 r, 725 h, 9 hr, 287 rbi, 62 sb

04-10-2011, 02:20 AM	#40
captaincarl Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Barrington, RI Posts: 4,363	Hall of Fame Class of 1908 Joe Kelley, left fielder -- Inducted 1908 Code: AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .308 2037 7426 1427 2288 73 1275 500 .442