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1908 Awards & Things
American League Outstanding Batter Award
Ty Cobb, Philadelphia (A) 136 g, 523 ab, 68 r, 162 h, 19 2b, 12 3b, 2 hr, 49 rbi, 47 bb, 50 k, 53 sb, .310 avg, .371 obp, .403 slg National League Outstanding Batter Award Honus Wagner, St.Louis (N) 147 g, 580 ab, 91 r, 187 h, 26 2b, 19 3b, 2 hr, 49 rbi, 51 bb, 63 k, 48 sb, .322 avg, .382 obp, .443 slg American League Outstanding Pitcher Award Rube Waddell, Philadelphia (A) 31-4, 0 sv, 1.36 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 318.0 ip, 224 ha, 68 r, 48 er, 58 bb, 235 k, 0.89 whip, .198 oavg National League Outstanding Pitcher Award Ed Walsh, St.Louis (N) 26-11, 0 sv, 1.48 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 352.1 ip, 260 ha, 88 r, 58 er, 69 bb, 168 k, 0.93 whip, .210 oavg American League Rookie of the Year Award Biff Schlitzer, Detroit 16-12, 0 sv, 2.42 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 301.0 ip, 290 ha, 124 r, 81 er, 76 bb, 97 k, 1.22 whip, .264 oavg National League Rookie of the Year Award Roy Witherup, New York (N) 21-12, 0 sv, 2.05 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 312.1 ip, 252 ha, 89 r, 71 er, 62 bb, 151 k, 1.01 whip, .224 oavg Milestones 04/30 - Bob Unglaub gets 6 hits. 05/03 - Chick Robitaille throws no-hitter. This is the first no-hitter thrown this season and the ninth in history. 05/25 - Jesse Tannehill earns 200th victory. 06/06 - Jack Powell gets 200th win. 06/06 - Fred Tenney scores 1000th run. 06/27 - Jim Buchanan hurls perfect game. This is the second no-hitter thrown this season and 10th in history. This is also the first perfect game thrown in history. 07/04 - Red Donahue earns 200th win. 07/10 - Al Shaw hits for cycle. This is the first cycle hit this season and only the fourth time in history. 07/17 - Harry Howell no-hits Philadephia. This is the third no-hitter thrown this season and the 11th overall. 08/17 - Honus Wagner gets hit number 2000. Inseason Trades 03/23 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Orval Overall (27 yrs old, 7-8, 2.48 era, 127.0 ip, 86 k) and c Jim Ball (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Brooklyn gets 3b Jap Barbeau (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 06/19 - Chicago (N) gets 1b Heinie Wagner (26 yrs old, .219-1-32-18) and 3b Red Morgan (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston (A) gets cf Spike Shannon (30 yrs old, .244-0-20-25) 06/19 - Boston (N) gets p Cal Vasbinder (26 yrs old, 0-0, 9.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 k), Cleveland gets ss Jack Dunn (35 yrs old, .187-1-11-1) 06/20 - Philadelphia (A) gets 3b Jimmy Mathison (28 yrs old, .234-1-34-5), Cleveland gets ss Joe Cassidy (25 yrs old, .204-0-17-11) and c Jim Ball (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 06/30 - Cleveland gets p Joe Harris (26 yrs old, 17-21, 2.26 era, 351.0 ip, 142 k), Chicago (N) gets c Ed Phelps (28 yrs old, .173-0-18-2) and 2b Bill Schwartz (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 07/06 - Pittsburgh gets p Bill Marlarkey (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and lf Jack Cameron (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Philadelphia (N) gets 3b Jim Delahanty (29 yrs old, .215-2-20-4) 07/06 - Chicago (N) gets p Doc Tonkin (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Washington gets 3b Bill Friel (32 yrs old, .231-1-35-8) 07/24 - Washington gets p Slow Joe Doyle (26 yrs old, 15-24, 3.63 era, 322.0 ip, 142 k), Chicago (A) gets lf Frank Delahanty (25 yrs old, .212-2-23-16) 07/25 - Boston (A) gets p Jake Thielman (29 yrs old, 16-20, 2.22 era, 324.2 ip, 95 k), Washington gets ss Neal Ball (27 yrs old, .254-0-15-10) 07/25 - Boston (A) gets p Hooks Wiltse (27 yrs old, 15-16, 2.50 era, 298.1 ip, 107 k), Chicago (N) gets rf Harry Lumley (28 yrs old, .263-1-23-4) 07/28 - Boston (A) gets p Tom Dougherty (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0.00 era, 2.0 ip, 0 k) and c Bill McCarthy (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Philadelphia (N) gets lf Chick Stahl (35 yrs old, .250-3-53-44) 07/28 - Cincinnati gets p Harry Howell (31 yrs old, 19-19, 1.85 era, 340.2 ip, 121 k) and rf Vin Campbell (20 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), St.Louis (N) gets lf Frank Schulte (26 yrs old, .291-3-48-6) 07/29 - Chicago (N) gets p Pete Wilson (23 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), St.Louis (N) gets p Bob Vail (27 yrs old, 1-0, 0.00 era, 2.0 ip, 0 k) Major Free Agents Red Ames, sp Solly Hofman, 1b Jimmy Mathison, 1b Hans Lobert, 2b Johnny Evers, 2b Jim Delahanty, 2b Heinie Wagner, ss Davy Jones, lf Chick Stahl, cf Fielder Jones, rf |
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1908-09 Winter
Announcements
Philadelphia (A) - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Shibe Park. Pittsburgh - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Forbes Field. Free Agency Here is the list of the major free agents and where they are headed for the upcoming season. Red Ames, sp - Signed a 5-year, $152,450 contract with St.Louis (A). Solly Hofman, 1b - Signed a 3-year, $24,120 contract with Cincinnati. Jimmy Mathison, 1b - Signed a 1-year, $3,640 contract with Boston (N). Hans Lobert, 2b - Signed a 6-year, $288,580 contract with New York (N). Johnny Evers, 2b - Signed a 4-year, $238,560 contract with Washington. Jim Delahanty, 2b - Signed a 1-year, $5,530 contract with Brooklyn. Heinie Wagner, ss - Signed a 1-year, $3,640 contract with Boston (N). Davy Jones, lf - Signed a 4-year, $98,860 contract with St.Louis (A). Chick Stahl, cf - Signed a 3-year, $175,170 contract with Philadelphia (N). Fielder Jones, rf - Signed a 2-year, $43,380 contract with Detroit. Winter Trades 10/22 - New York (A) gets p John McDonald (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Philadelphia (N) gets c Chief Meyers (28 yrs old, .162-0-15-0) 11/11 - Washington gets ss Roy Hartzell (27 yrs old, .212-2-41-15), Pittsburgh gets 2b Dave Shean (25 yrs old, .215-0-23-15) 11/11 - Washington gets lf Cy Seymour (35 yrs old, .240-2-49-10), Cleveland gets ss Neal Ball (27 yrs old, .254-0-15-10) 11/12 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Ollie Johns (29 yrs old, 0-0, 4.50 era, 2.0 ip, 0 k), Pittsburgh gets 2b Al Orth (36 yrs old, 7-4, 2 sv, 1.85 era, 82.2 ip, 21 k as pitcher) and c Frank Owens (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/15 - St.Louis (N) gets p Jack Quinn (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and 3b Speed Kelly (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cincinnati gets rf Frank Schulte (26 yrs old, .291-3-48-6) 11/28 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Moxie Manuel (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and cf Scotty Barr (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Chicago (N) gets 2b Harry Niles (28 yrs old, .342-1-8-4) and 1b Chick Autry (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/02 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Glenn Liebrandt (25 yrs old, 4-5, 3.42 era, 50.0 ip, 30 k) and 1b Chick Autry (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Chicago (N) gets 2b Frank LaPorte (28 yrs old, .189-0-15-1) 12/20 - Boston (N) gets ss Del Howard (30 yrs old, .210-0-20-10), Philadelphia (A) gets cf Rebel Oakes (25 yrs old, .214-1-26-14) 12/29 - Boston (N) gets p Ed Hughes (27 yrs old, 9-14, 2.38 era, 216.0 ip, 71 k) and c Bill Killefer (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Chicago (N) gets cf Birdie Cree (26 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 02/02 - Cincinnati gets p Hooks Wiltse (28 yrs old, 15-16, 2.50 era, 298.1 ip, 107 k) and rf Pat Hynes (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston (A) gets rf Doc Nance (32 yrs old, .221-3-20-14) Retirements 3b Doc Casey, age 38 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .298 with 6 homers, 81 rbi and 80 sb in 134 games. .258 avg, 12 hr, 311 rbi, 835 h, 116 2b, 40 3b, 389 r, 217 sb ss Billy Clingman, age 39 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .262 with 2 homers, 44 rbi and 13 sb in 109 games. .247 avg, 15 hr, 494 rbi, 1221 h, 148 2b, 45 3b, 631 r, 190 sb ss George Davis, age 38 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .352 with 8 homers, 91 rbi and 40 sb in 122 games. .297 avg, 67 hr, 1278 rbi, 2304 h, 399 2b, 155 3b, 1361 r, 502 sb rf Slats Jordan, age 29 - 2 seasons. .267 avg, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 8 h, 2 2b, 0 3b, 2 r, 0 sb c Mike Kahoe, age 35 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .216 with 1 homer, 16 rbi and 4 sb in 72 games. .196 avg, 2 hr, 44 rbi, 90 h, 11 2b, 7 3b, 39 r, 10 sb c Tom Leahy, age 39 - 10 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he batted .329 with 0 homers, 50 rbi and 29 sb in 138 games. .282 avg, 6 hr, 284 rbi, 884 h, 104 2b, 31 3b, 370 r, 191 sb lf Jack McCarthy, age 39 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .308 with 0 homers, 95 rbi and 39 sb in 136 games. .281 avg, 7 hr, 454 rbi, 1146 h, 173 2b, 58 3b, 564 r, 134 sb rf Jack O'Brien, age 36 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he batted .289 with 1 homer, 4 rbi and 3 sb in 25 games. .258 avg, 9 hr, 132 rbi, 343 h, 44 2b, 12 3b, 202 r, 62 sb c Tommy Raub, age 38 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he batted .278 with 1 homer, 30 rbi and 8 sb in 99 games. .231 avg, 5 hr, 104 rbi, 214 h, 19 2b, 11 3b, 88 r, 26 sb cf Peaches O'Neill, age 29 - 3 seasons. .200 avg, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 1 h, 0 2b, 0 3b, 1 r, 0 sb sp John Eubank, age 36 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 2.45 era, 7.1 ip, 2 bb, 3 k ss Joe Dolan, age 36 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .244 with 1 homer, 33 rbi and 1 sb in 79 games. .220 avg, 6 hr, 117 rbi, 234 h, 36 2b, 13 3b, 120 r, 26 sb sp Whitey Guese, age 37 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he compiled a 20-13 record with a 3.25 era and 120 k in 287.2 innings. 32-38, 3 sv, 3.19 era, 601.0 ip, 173 bb, 236 k sp Watty Lee, age 29 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he compiled a 14-17 record with a 3.33 era and 73 k in 278.2 innings. 34-36, 0 sv, 2.78 era, 599.0 ip, 133 bb, 202 k sp Jack Menefee, age 41 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he compiled a 19-15 record with a 2.73 era and 74 k in 296.1 innings. 106-137, 1 sv, 3.53 era, 2110.1 ip, 535 bb, 634 k sp Bill Milligan, age 30 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he compiled an 8-4 record with a 1.90 era and 25 k in 104.0 innings. 20-17, 0 sv, 3.05 era, 375.1 ip, 116 bb, 83 k sp Earl Moore, age 29 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1903 when he compiled a 22-11 record with a 1.51 era and 176 k in 297.1 innings. 94-102, 0 sv, 2.62 era, 1765.2 ip, 569 bb, 859 k sp Frank Morrissey, age 32 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he compiled a 20-18 record with a 1.96 era and 150 k in 330.2 innings. 77-111, 5 sv, 2.82 era, 1685.1 ip, 532 bb, 657 k sp Kid Nichols, age 39 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1898 when he compiled a 31-12 record with 4 saves, a 2.13 era and 138 k in 388.0 innings. Inducted to Hall of Fame. 362-219, 21 sv, 2.87 era, 5107.1 ip, 1329 bb, 1858 k c Heinie Peitz, age 38 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1896 when he batted .299 with 2 homers, 34 rbi and 7 sb in 68 games. .256 avg, 18 hr, 609 rbi, 1243 h, 189 2b, 67 3b, 593 r, 113 k sp Ed Scott, age 38 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1900 when he compiled a 17-20 record with 1 save, a 3.86 era and 87 k in 315.0 innings. 33-48, 3 sv, 3.73 era, 694.0 ip, 158 bb, 160 k sp Otto Hess, age 29 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he compiled a 23-15 record with a 2.19 era and 143 k in 332.1 innings. 92-83, 0 sv, 2.42 era, 1588.2 ip, 436 bb, 734 k mr Bill Popp, age 30 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he compiled a 6-3 record with 6 saves, a 1.44 era and 28 k in 68.2 innings. 14-8, 7 sv, 2.13 era, 211.0 ip, 69 bb, 61 k sp Odie Porter, age 30 - 2 seasons. 2-1, 0 sv, 0.43 era, 21.0 ip, 7 bb, 1 k sp Charlie Shields, age 28 - 3 seasons. 25-30, 0 sv, 2.25 era, 485.0 ip, 83 bb, 117 k mr Dike Varney, age 27 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he compiled a 2-1 record with a 2.23 era and 9 k in 32.1 innings. 2-2, 1 sv, 2.77 era, 39.0 ip, 14 bb, 11 k sp Norwood Gibson, age 31 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1903 when he compiled a 16-14 record with a 2.85 era and 135 k in 262.0 innings 16-15, 0 sv, 2.91 era, 272.0 ip, 104 bb, 141 k sp Weldon Henley, age 28 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he compiled a 11-14 record with a 2.13 era and 101 k in 219.1 innings. 40-36, 0 sv, 2.49 era, 670.0 ip, 218 bb, 310 k mr Walter Clarkson, age 30 - 3 seasons. 1-2, 0 sv, 3.46 era, 13.0 ip, 2 bb, 5 k sp Elmer Stricklett, age 32 - 2 seasons. 10-2, 0 sv, 1.88 era, 105.1 ip, 39 bb, 31 k First-Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Chicago (N) Ad Brennan,p Fred Blanding,p Rube Geyer,p George Crable,p Duffy Lewis,lf Brooklyn Alex Malloy,p Spec Harkness,p Dutch Zwilling,cf Orlie Weaver,p Jay Kirke,lf New York (A) Ray Fisher,p George Chalmers,p Jack Dalton,rf Roy Golden,p Hap Myers,1b Washington Lefty Tyler,p Ray Boyd,p Marv Peasley,p Roger Peckinpaugh,ss Elmer Rieger,p Chicago (A) Marty McHale,p Ed Zmich,p Chris Mahoney,p Dick Rudolph,p Ed Hendricks,p Boston (A) Rube Benton,p Ben Hunt,p Jake Daubert,1b Shano Collins,1b Jack Ferry,p Cleveland Bunny Hearn,p Eddie Stack,p Dave Skeels,p Jimmy Walsh,2b John Henry,c Cincinnati Sailor Stroud,p Harry Fanwell,p Cy Alberts,p Doc Miller,rf Barney Slaughter,p Philadelphia (N) Bert Humphries,p Bill Steele,p Chief Chouneau,p Hub Northen,cf Lou Schettler,p Pittsburgh Sandy Burk,p Fred Link,p Bill Crouch,p Eddie Foster,3b Arnold Hauser,ss Detroit Roy Mitchell,p Marc Hall,p Ed Moyer,p Bob Pernoll,p Billy Kelly,c Boston (N) John Frill,p Max Carey,lf Jim Doyle,3b Rollie Zeider,2b Felix Chouinard,cf St.Louis (N) Frank Browning,p Elmer Koestner,p Lefty Webb,p Walt Dickson,p Mysterious Walker,p ST.Louis (A) George Kahler,p Farmer Ray,p Hank Gowdy,1b Eddie Ainsmith,c Roxey Roach,ss New York (N) Ray Caldwell,p Red Nelson,p Ben Demott,p Wingo Anderson,p Paul Meloan,rf Philadelphia (A) Frank Lange,p Bert Daniels,lf Chick Gandil,1b Art Phelan,3b Bill Collins,lf Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Chicago (N) Charlie Girard,p Patrick Newnam,1b Al Carson,p Earle Mack,3b Jack Kading,1b Brooklyn Fred Miller,p Chick Lathers,3b Ralph Good,p Ray Jansen,3b Sled Allen,c New York (A) Ben Houser,1b Bill Cunningham,2b Harry Kirsch,p Tommy Mee,ss Joe Walsh,c Washington Claud Derrick,ss Art Loudell,p Ody Abbott,cf Bob Meinke,ss Jim Riley,lf Chicago (A) Red Corriden,3b Happy Smith,rf Bill Culp,p Joe McDonald,3b Larry McClure Boston (A) Eddie Hornhorst,1b Jack Mercer,p Kip Dowd,p Joe Burns,lf Rube Sellers,lf Cleveland Herman Bronkie,3b Dutch Hinrichs,p Rowdy Elliott,c Mickey Corcoran,2b Joe Crisp,c Cincinnati Hack Simmons,2b Walt Slagle,p Jiggs Parson,p Bert Graham,1b George Wheeler,1b Philadelphia (N) John Flynn,1b Charlie Pickett,p Cotton Knaupp,ss Ralph Pond,cf Red Kelly,rf Pittsburgh Billy Burke,p Bill Chambers,p Red Fisher,lf Ernie Lush,cf Red Bowser,1b Detroit Hugh Bradley,1b Elmer Zacher,cf Art Thomason,rf Jim Rutherford,cf Fred Liese,1b Boston (N) Lena Blackburne,ss Dave Callahan,lf Joe Burg,3b Ed Hearn,ss St.Louis (N) Frank Truesdale,2b Frank Schneiberg,p Jock Somerlott,1b Harry Cheek,c St.Louis (A) Otto Miller,c Lefty Russell,p Doc Ralston,lf Dutch Lerchen,ss New York (N) Harry Patton,p Charlie Mullen,1b Bert Adams,c Doc Moskiman,1b Philadelphia (A) Alex McCarthy,2b Frank Betcher,ss Les Channell,lf John Castle,lf Last edited by captaincarl; 02-20-2010 at 11:52 AM. |
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Hall of Fame Class of 1908
 Kid Nichols, Pitcher Code:
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1909 - MLB Year In Review
After falling to third place in 1908, the Boston Doves returned to the top of the National League. The team was led at the plate by Harry Wolter, who finished first in the NL in RBI and stolen bases, and by Burt Shotton. Burt Shotton was the first player in the modern era to bat .400. For this feat, he was awarded the league's Outstanding Batter Award. The Doves' mound corps was once again headed by their ace, Chief Bender. Bender won 27 games, leading the NL, and also led the league in ERA with 1.61 while finishing second in strikeouts. Bender was chosen the league's outstanding pitcher. Boston headed into September 10 games ahead of the second place Cardinals, then clinched the title with 10 games to go.
St.Louis was lead by pitcher Red Donahue, who finished with 23 wins. The Chicago Cubs finished a distant third, 12 games behind the front running Doves, and were led by Ed Konetchy and Duffy Lewis, who paced the NL in home runs with 9. Mordecai Brown finally had a good season as he finished with 25 wins, enough to finish second in the league. The Philadelphia Athletics continued their domination over the rest of the American League by winning their third straight title. However, this time the margin was only 3 games. Philadelphia led the second place Boston Red Sox by 8 games and the third place St.Louis Browns by 9 games heading into September. With ten games remaining, St.Louis was gone but the Red Sox had gotten hot and only trailed by 3 games. Boston got to within 2 games but were eliminated on the next-to-last day of the season. The Mackmen were once again led at the plate by Ty Cobb and Frank Baker. Ty Cobb was awarded the AL's Outstanding Batter Award as he led the league in average (.368), finished third in RBI (74) and finished second in runs scored (94). Boston finished second, 3 games behind, and was led at the plate by Tris Speaker, and on the mound by their outstanding rookie, Ray Collins. Collins finished with a league-leading 26 wins and was awarded both the AL's Rookie of the Year Award and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher Award. Institutions came to pass in 1909. Harry C. Pulliam's six-year reign as president of the National League came to an end. Forbes Field in Pittsburgh and Shibe Park in Philadelphia opened their gates for the first time. The World Series again did not provide much excitement as Eddie Plank won two games in leading the Athletics to a 4 games to 1 world championship over the Doves. The Series was anticipated to be a showdown between Ty Cobb of the Athletics and Burt Shotton of the Doves but it was Eddie Plank of Philadelphia who stole the spotlight with his two complete game victories over a Boston lineup that also featured George Stone, another great hitter besides Shotton. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Philadelphia 97 57 .630 -- Boston 96 58 .623 -- Boston 94 60 .610 3 St.Louis 86 68 .558 10 St.Louis 81 73 .526 16 Chicago 84 70 .545 12 Cleveland 78 76 .506 19 Cincinnati 76 78 .494 20 Chicago 72 82 .468 25 New York 72 82 .468 24 New York 72 82 .468 25 Pittsburgh 69 85 .448 27 Washington 67 87 .435 30 Philadelphia 68 86 .442 28 Detroit 55 99 .357 42 Brooklyn 65 89 .422 31 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG T.Cobb, PHA .368 B.Shotton, BSN .400 F.Baker, PHA .333 J.Kane, PHI .337 E.Collins, CHA .321 E.Konetchy, CHN .312 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR F.Baker, PHA 9 D.Lewis, CHN 9 T.Speaker, BOS 7 C.Wilson, PHI 8 H.Zimmerman, PHA 6 R.Murray, NY1 7 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI T.Speaker, BOS 92 H.Wolter, BSN 96 F.Snodgrass, PHA 80 C.Engle, BRO 78 T.Cobb, PHA 74 E.Konetchy, CHN 76 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS F.Baker, PHA 109 B.Cree, CHN 94 T.Cobb, PHA 94 H.Lobert, NY1 86 J.Evers, WS1 81 H.Wolter, BSN 86 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB D.Jones, SLA 65 H.Wolter, BSN 56 K.Elberfeld, BOS 57 J.Devore, SLN 50 D.Bush, SLA 55 R.Murray, NY1 50 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA R.Vowinkel, CLE 1.79 C.Bender, BSN 1.61 R.Waddell, PHA 1.79 W.Johnson, BRO 1.89 J.Deering, CHA 1.82 J.Lush, BSN 2.04 Wins W Wins W R.Collins, BOS 26 C.Bender, BSN 27 E.Plank, PHA 24 M.Brown, CHN 25 O.Overall, PHA 22 R.Donahue, SLN 23 Saves SV Saves SV M.Cunningham, NYA 6 G.Disch, NY1 8 T.Fisher, NYA 4 H.Billiard, CHN 6 L.Pape, WS1 3 D.Phillippe, PIT 3 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO O.Overall, PHA 246 W.Johnson, BRO 263 R.Ames, SLA 210 C.Bender, BSN 237 R.Waddell, PHA 200 E.Walsh, SLN 220 1909 World Series Game #1 Boston (N) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 3 Philadelphia (A) 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 x - 4 8 1 E.Hughes and R.Bresnahan. E.Plunk and F.Snodgrass, T.Easterly (9). WP - E.Plunk (1-0) LP - E.Hughes (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Boston (N) 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 3 9 2 Philadelphia (A) 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 x - 6 10 2 J.Powell and R.Bresnahan. J.Buchanan and F.Snodgrass, T.Easterly (4). WP - J.Buchanan (1-0) LP - J.Powell (0-1) HR - none Game #3 Philadelphia (A) 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 2 4 1 Boston (N) 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 x - 3 7 4 R.Waddell and T.Easterly. C.Bender and R.Bresnahan. WP - C.Bender (1-0) LP - R.Waddell (0-1) HR - none Game #4 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 9 2 Boston (N) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 2 7 0 O.Overall and T.Easterly. T.Hughes and R.Bresnahan. WP - O.Overall (1-0) LP - T.Hughes (0-1) HR - PHA: O.Overall (1) Game #5 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 - 7 13 4 Boston (N) 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 - 6 10 2 E.Plank, R.Vickers (11) and T.Easterly. E.Hughes and R.Bresnahan. WP - E.Plank (2-0) LP - E.Hughes (0-2) S - R.Vickers (1) HR - none Last edited by captaincarl; 11-29-2007 at 12:47 AM. |
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1909 Awards & Things
AL Outstanding Batter Award
Ty Cobb, Philadelphia (A) 133 g, 517 ab, 94 r, 190 h, 32 2b, 21 3b, 3 hr, 74 rbi, 56 bb, 37 k, 48 sb, .368 avg, .433 obp, .528 slg NL Outstanding Batter Award Burt Shotton, Boston (N) 128 g, 445 ab, 69 r, 178 h, 11 2b, 5 3b, 1 hr, 34 rbi, 25 bb, 24 k, 44 sb, .400 avg, .435 obp, .454 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Ray Collins, Boston (A) 26-11, 0 sv, 2.07 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 355.2 ip, 291 h, 110 r, 82 er, 59 bb, 172 k, 0.98 whip, .222 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Chief Bender, Boston (N) 27-10, 0 sv, 1.61 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 356.2 ip, 277 ha, 94 r, 64 er, 80 bb, 237 k, 1.00 whip, .214 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Award Ray Collins, Boston (A) 26-11, 0 sv, 2.07 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 355.2 ip, 291 h, 110 r, 82 er, 59 bb, 172 k, 0.98 whip, .222 oavg NL Rookie of the Year Award Babe Adams, Cincinnati 18-20, 0 sv, 2.74 era, 40 g, 40 gs, 352.0 ip, 163 r, 107 er, 99 bb, 150 k, 1.26 whip, .258 oavg Major League Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .400 - Burt Shotton, Boston (N) American League Records Set or Tied Batting Strikeouts: 101 - Tommy Leach, Washington National League Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .400 - Burt Shotton, Boston (N) Pitching Strikeouts: 263 - Walter Johnson, Brooklyn Milestones 05/11 - Duff Cooley scores 1000th run 06/11 - Honus Wagner scores 1000th run 07/03 - 200 victories for Rube Waddell Trades 04/02 - New York (N) gets cf Ginger Beaumont (32 yrs old, .227-0-24-5), Boston (N) gets c Roger Bresnahan (30 yrs old, .236-0-62-8) 06/21 - Cleveland gets p Dad Hale (28 yrs old, 14-17, 2.80 era, 321.0 ip, 120 k) and 3b Mike Konnick (20 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), New York (N) gets rf Emmit Heidrick (32 yrs old, .205-0-24-15) and cf Tex Erwin (23 yrs old, .250-0-0-0) 06/27 - St.Louis (A) gets p Roy Patterson (32 yrs old, 14-18, 2.78 era, 298.1 ip, 99 k), Chicago (N) gets 2b Art Griggs (25 yrs old, .254-1-32-4) 06/28 - Philadelphia (A) gets p John Halla (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and c Bob Peterson (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cleveland gets 1b Hal Chase (26 yrs old, .216-1-30-14) 06/29 - Pittsburgh gets p Frank Arellanes (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Cleveland gets ss Tom Downey (25 yrs old, .267-2-45-17) 07/11 - Detroit gets ss Jimmy Austin (29 yrs old, .192-1-24-12), Philadelphia (N) gets rf Fielder Jones (37 yrs old, .237-1-36-34) 07/14 - New York (A) gets 2b Claude Ritchey (35 yrs old, .295-1-31-2), Brooklyn gets lf Fred Clarke (36 yrs old, .287-2-58-17) 07/26 - Chicago (N) gets p Tom Hughes (25 yrs old, 23-13, 3.01 era, 314.0 ip, 155 k), Boston (A) gets c Ed Phelps (29 yrs old, .222-0-38-0) 07/30 - New York (N) gets p Charlie Smith (28 yrs old, 19-20, 2.39 era, 353.2 ip, 165 k), New York (A) gets 2b Erve Beck (31 yrs old, .273-1-24-15) and c Tex Erwin (23 yrs old, .250-0-0-0) 09/08 - New York (A) gets 2b Amby McConnell (26 yrs old, .252-0-25-39), Boston (A) gets cf John Titus (33 yrs old, .252-5-54-12) Major Free Agents Irv Young, sp Jake Stahl, c Tim Jordan, 1b Jim Delahanty, 2b John Hommel, 2b Germany Schaefer, 2b Rube Oldring, 3b Al Bridwell, 3b Fred Clarke, lf Ty Cobb, rf Frank LaPorte, rf Cy Seymour, rf Danny Murphy, rf |
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1909-10 Winter Happenings
Announcements
Chicago (A) - Announced that they will be opening up a new ballpark. The name of the ballpark will be Comiskey Park. Free Agency Here is where the major free agents are headed: Irv Young, sp - Signed a 3-yr, $41,028 contract with Pittsburgh Jake Stahl, c - Signed a 5-yr, $174,900 contract with Chicago (N) Tim Jordan, 1b - Signed a 4-yr, $110,080 contract with St.Louis (A) Jim Delahanty, 2b - Signed a 3-yr, $89,630 contract with Brooklyn John Hummel, 2b - Signed a 1-yr, $5,160 contract with Cincinnati Germany Schaefer, 2b - Signed a 3-yr, $34,860 contract with Washington Rube Oldring, 3b - Signed a 2-yr, $24,780 contract with Boston (N) Al Bridwell, 3b - Signed a 3-yr, $158,540 contract with Brooklyn Fred Clarke, lf - Signed a 2-yr, $109,940 contract with Brooklyn Ty Cobb, rf - Signed a 3-yr, $181,670 contract with St.Louis (N) Frank LaPorte, rf - Signed a 1-yr, $2,190 contract with St.Louis (A) Cy Seymour, rf - Signed a 2-yr, $23,800 contract with Cleveland Danny Murphy, rf - Signed a 3-yr, $18,000 contract with Detroit Trades 10/17 - Cleveland gets cf Dode Paskert (28 yrs old, .257-1-39-43) and ss Charlie Enwright (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Detroit gets ss Tom Downey (25 yrs old, .267-2-45-17) and ss Leo Meyer (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/17 - St.Louis (A) gets 2b Dick Egan (25 yrs old, .274-2-36-33), St.Louis (N) gets c Bill Carrigan (25 yrs old, .212-5-39-4) and lf Doc Ralston (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/17 - Boston (N) gets p Walt Dickson (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and cf Charlie Johnson (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), St.Louis (N) gets 3b Jim Doyle (27 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/21 - New York (N) gets p Sam Frock (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Pittsburgh gets 2b Charlie Starr (31 yrs old, .313-0-14-5) 10/29 - Boston (N) gets p Sam Hope (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and ss Jack Coffey (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Pittsburgh gets 2b Rollie Zeider (25 yrs old, .304-0-14-4) and rf Hy Myers (20 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/09 - St.Louis (N) gets Harry Lumley (29 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Chicago (N) gets c Jiggs Donahue (30 yrs old, .314-0-6-0) 11/09 - Chicago (N) gets lf Frank Schulte (27 yrs old, .269-2-35-11) and c Ducky Pearce (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cincinnati gets 1b Art Griggs (25 yrs old, .254-1-32-4) 11/09 - St.Louis (A) gets p Jim Moroney (0-0, 0.0 ip) and cf Ralph Pond (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Alan Storke (25 yrs old, .235-0-27-2) 11/09 - St.Louis (N) gets p Jack Coombs (27 yrs old, 8-21, 3.02 era, 262.0 ip, 148 k), Pittsburgh gets c Ira Thomas (28 yrs old, .600-1-1-0) 11/11 - Chicago (N) gets 2b Frank Truesdale (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), St.Louis (N) gets rf Topsy Hartsel (35 yrs old, .229-0-13-3) 11/26 - Boston (A) gets c Mike Grady (39 yrs old, .259-2-36-38) and ss Tommy Mee (19 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), New York (A) gets cf Joe Birmingham (25 yrs old, .243-0-19-3) 11/26 - Philadelphia (A) gets p John Barthold (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0.00 era, 0.1 ip, 0 k), New York (A) gets ss Hub Hart (31 yrs old, .263-0-4-0) 11/28 - St.Louis (N) gets p Carl Sitton (27 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Washington gets cf Marty McIntyre (29 yrs old, .262-0-27-19) 11/28 - Boston (A) gets p Ed Barry (27 yrs old, 13-16, 2.71 era, 262.2 ip, 98 k), Washington gets c Ed Phelps (29 yrs old, .222-0-38-0) 11/28 - Boston (A) gets p Jack Pfiester (31 yrs old, 12-13, 2.57 era, 217.0 ip, 74 k) and lf Red Fisher (22 yrs old, .333-0-5-0), Pittsburgh gets 1b Jake Daubert (25 yrs old, .310-2-37-14) and c Bill McCarthy (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/30 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Dad Hale (28 yrs old, 14-17, 2.80 era, 321.0 ip, 120 k) and ss Charlie Enwright (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cleveland gets cf Fielder Jones (38 yrs old, .237-1-36-34) 12/02 - Washington gets p Bill Donovan (33 yrs old, 20-19, 2.73 era, 345.2 ip, 185 k), Pittsburgh gets 3b Tommy Leach (32 yrs old, .249-4-57-21) and 1b Bob Meinke (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/10 - St.Louis (A) gets cf Harry Armbruster (27 yrs old, .271-1-26-21), Detroit gets 2b Otto Knabe (25 yrs old, .267-0-12-0), and c Joe Dunn (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/07 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Ed Hughes (28 yrs old, 8-2, 1.40 era, 96.1 ip, 34 k), Boston (N) gets 1b John Flynn (26 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/08 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Jake Boultes (25 yrs old, 0-1, 2 sv, 5.79 era, 9.1 ip, 2 k), New York (A) gets cf Rebel Oakes (26 yrs old, .250-1-11-4) 01/13 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Ray Tift (25 yrs old, 4-2, 2 sv, 2.45 era, 58.2 ip, 29 k), New York (N) gets ss Joe Tinker (28 yrs old, .248-2-52-17) and cf Scotty Barr (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/29 - Philadelphia (N) gets 3b Jimmy Austin (30 yrs old, .192-1-24-12), Detroit gets rf Chief Wilson (26 yrs old, .273-8-57-18) 02/01 - Boston (A) gets p Charlie Smith (28 yrs old, 19-20, 2.39 era, 353.2 ip, 165 k), New York (N) gets 1b Eddie Hohnhorst (25 yrs old, .333-0-2-3) and 3b Baldy Louden (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) Retirements ss Bill Dahlen, age 40 - 19 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .357 with 15 homers, 107 rbi and 42 sb in 121 games. .270 avg, 74 hr, 982 rbi, 1998 h, 330 2b, 160 3b, 1352 r, 430 sb rf Tom Donovan, age 37 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .283 with 1 homer, 57 rbi and 14 sb in 137 games. .271 avg, 4 hr, 83 rbi, 187 h, 32 2b, 5 3b, 68 r, 18 sb c Burt Hart, age 39 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .309 with 3 homers, 58 rbi and 36 sb in 140 games. .261 avg, 9 hr, 224 rbi, 629 h, 96 2b, 19 3b, 296 r, 128 sb lf Joe Kelley, age 38 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .393 with 6 homers, 111 rbi and 46 sb in 129 games. .307 avg, 68 hr, 1177 rbi, 2160 h, 350 2b, 185 3b, 1337 r, 473 sb Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Detroit G.C."Pete"Alexander,p George Mogridge,p Pat Paige,p George Curry,p Dick Cotter,c Brooklyn Earl Yingling,p Boardwalk Brown,p Carl Cashion,p Olaf Henriksen,rf Otis Johnson,ss Washington Claude Hendrix,p Mack Allison,p Ed Hawk,p Hank Severeid,c Jeff Pfeffer,p Philadelphia (N) Joe Benz,p Gene Krapp,p Bugs Reisigl,p Ed McDonald,3b Brad Hogg,p Pittsburgh Hub Perdue,p Cy Slapnicka,p Tim Hendryx,cf Fred Toney,p Delos Drake,lf New York (N) Vean Gregg,p Casey Hageman,p Roy Radebaugh,p Rafael Almeida,3b Joe Riggert,lf New York (A) Hank Robinson,p Bill James,p Gus Williams,rf Gus Fisher,c Ed Kelpfer,p Chicago (A) Earl Hamilton,p Tex Covington,p Jimmy Esmond,ss Ivey Wingo,c Marty Berghammer,ss Cincinnati Buck O'Brien,p Joe Willis,p Blaine Thomas,p Rip Williams,c Raleigh Aitchison,p Cleveland Larry Cheney,p Lefty George,p Red Smith,3b Frank Gilhooley,rf Chet Hoff,p St.Louis (A) Steve O'Neill,c George Burns,lf Vic Saier,1b Mike Fitzgerald,lf Les Nunamaker,c Chicago (N) Jack Lively,p Bill Schardt,p Walt Miller,p Jesse Baker,p Newt Hunter,1b St.Louis (N) Ed Donnelly,p Elmer Brown,p George Jackson,lf Judge Nagle,p Josh Swindell,p Boston (A) Jack Killilay,p Wiley Taylor,p Guy Zinn,cf Tom Long,rf Sherry Smith,p Boston (N) Pug Cavet,p Jimmy Johnston,cf Ray Morgan,2b Armando Marsans,cf Reggie Richter,p Philadelphia (A) Tilly Walker,lf Ping Bodie,cf Lee Magee,lf Paddy Baumann,2b Ivy Olson,ss Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Detroit Pete Standridge,p Buck Stanley,p Jake Smith,p Jack Ness,1b Gene Woodburn,p Brooklyn Curly Brown,p Allan Collamore,p Herb Juul,p Harry Welchonce,rf Bill McTigue,p Washington Dave Danforth,p Gene Dale,p Denney Wilie,lf Howard Armstrong,p Toots Shultz,p Philadelphia (N) Willie Hogan, lf Scotty Ingerton,3b Pete Compton,lf George Zackert,p Ed Hallinan,ss Pittsburgh Fred Sherry,p Clarence Mitchell,p Troy Puckett,p Larry Lejeune,cf Walter Lonergan,2b New York (N) Bert Hall,p Jud Daley,lf Mike Balenti,ss Wally Mayer,c Squanto Wilson,c New York (A) Barney Schreiber,p Harry Spratt,ss Walt Herrell,p Lep Long,p Jim Clark,cf Chicago (A) Charlie Becker,p Wally Smith,3b Paul Krichell,c Stubby Magner,ss Clarence Lehr,2b Cincinnati Elmer Leonard,p Ensign Cottrell,p Jack Lewis,2b Jack Reis,p Johnny Priest,2b Cleveland Art Butler,2b Hank Griffin,p Hal Janvrin,ss Fuller Thompson,p Hughie Miller,1b St.Louis (A) Gene Paulette,1b Harry Gardner,p Hank Butcher,lf Bill Harper,p John Quinn,c Chicago (N) Jack Compton,p Bill Jones,cf Al Kaiser,cf Guy Tutwiler,1b Chester Emerson,rf St.Louis (N) Bill Lindsay,3b Lou Lowdermilk,p Joe Kutina,1b Ernie Ovitz,p Gene Elliott,rf Boston (A) Grover Hartley,c Dave Rowan,1b Otto McIvor,rf Jack McAdams,p Ed Conwell,3b Boston (N) Bert Tooley,ss Milt Reed,ss Bob Williams,c Howie Gregory,p Jack Mills,3b Philadelphia (A) Jim Baskette,p Roy Corhan,ss Charlie Faust,p Biff Schaller,lf Joe Giannini,ss |
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Captain Carl,
Love the dynasty. Question for you: How do you go about posting your links for stats, free agent listings, etc. such as below? Is it easy to do? Does it require any coding? Thanks! Quote:
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1910 - MLB Year In Review
U.S. President William H. Taft opened the 1910 baseball season by throwing out the first ball. His actions served to mark baseball as the "official" national pastime and advanced the state of the political art into the 20th century. Those in attendance, including Vice President James Sherman, hailed the event. The Washington pitcher responded to the turnout of the robust chief executive by tossing a complete game victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Taft's presence, though, was not an omen of prosperity for the Senators, who finished sixth with a 65-89 record.
The Philadelphia Athletics bounced back from that defeat and played winning ball all season long. It wasn't meant to be for the mackmen. Heading into September, Philadelphia trailed the Boston Red Sox by 3 games and it stayed that was for all of the month. In early October, the Athletics got to within 2 games with 3 to play but were eliminated the next day as the red hose held on to gain the American League pennant. The Red Sox were led by the bats of Larry Doyle and Tris Speaker and on the mound by pitchers Ray Collins and Smokey Joe Wood. Larry Doyle led the league in average (.311) and runs (110) and also finished third in RBI with 95 and was rewarded by the league with the Outstanding Hitter award. The second-place Athletics once again was led by their ace pitchers Eddie Plank and Rube Waddell. Waddell was awarded the league's Outstanding Pitcher award for leading the league in both ERA (1.76) and in wins (26). The American League did not hold a monopoly on close races as the National League did them one better. Heading into September, the Philadelphia Phillies led the second-place Boston Doves by 1.5 games, with Cincinnati 5.5 games back and St.Louis 7. As the teams headed into the home stretch, the Phillies lead was now 1 game over Boston and 2 over St.Louis. The Cardinals bowed out, but not until the next-to-last day, and the Doves tied the Phillies. Philadelphia and Boston remained tied and the Doves defeated the Phillies in a one-game playoff to capture the NL's title. Boston was led by Rookie of the Year Armando Marsans, who finished 3rd in the league in average, batting .344, and by the pitching of Jack Powell. Powell led the NL in ERA and wins and was awarded the league's Outstanding Pitcher award. The St.Louis Cardinals, who finished in 3rd place 1.5 games behind the winning Doves, were led by the bats of Honus Wagner and Ty Cobb, who they signed as a free agent. The Georgia Peach rewarded the Cardinals management by leading the league in batting (.378) and was awarded the league's Outstanding Hitter award, making him the first player in history to win the award in each league. The Boston Red Sox, who won a record setting 101 games during the regular season, quickly disposed of their intra-city rivals, 4 games to none, in the World Series to win their first world's championship. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Boston 101 53 .656 -- Boston 91 64 .587 -- Philadelphia 99 55 .643 2 Philadelphia 90 65 .581 1 St.Louis 84 70 .545 17 St.Louis 89 65 .578 1.5 Cleveland 83 71 .539 18 Cincinnati 78 76 .506 12.5 New York 70 84 .455 31 New York 71 83 .461 19.5 Washington 65 89 .422 36 Chicago 69 85 .448 21.5 Detroit 61 93 .396 40 Brooklyn 68 86 .442 22.5 Chicago 53 101 .344 48 Pittsburgh 61 93 .396 29.5 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG L.Doyle, BOS .311 T.Cobb, STL .378 E.Collins, CHI .309 H.Lord, PIT .371 H.Zimmerman, PHI .307 A.Marsans, BOS .344 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR F.Luderus, DET 14 H.Lobert, PIT 14 S.Magee, PHI 12 R.Murray, NY 10 F.Baker, PHI 10 V.Campbell, CIN 8 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI F.Baker, PHI 107 H.Wagner, STL 100 T.Speaker, BOS 97 E.Konetchy, CHI 85 L.Doyle, BOS 95 H.Lobert, PIT 85 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS L.Doyle, BOS 110 J.Devore, STL 110 B.Bescher, BOS 106 C.Stahl, PHI 110 S.Magee, PHI 103 A.Bridwell, BRO 96 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB D.Jones, STL 85 J.Devore, STL 75 B.Daniels, PHI 83 T.Cobb, STL 66 B.Bescher, BOS 73 M.Carey, BOS 57 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA R.Waddell, PHI 1.76 J.Powell, BOS 1.93 J.Raleigh, STL 1.90 O.Graham, STL 2.25 R.Collins, BOS 2.12 W.Johnson, BRO 2.26 Wins W Wins W R.Waddell, PHI 26 J.Powell, BOS 24 J.Wood, BOS 26 D.White, PHI 23 R.Collins, BOS 24 H.Wiltse, CIN 22 Saves SV Saves SV H.Suter, CHI 8 D.Phillippe, PIT 10 E.High, DET 6 G.Disch, BOS 7 B.Keefe, NY 5 C.Roy, PHI 7 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO O.Overall, PHI 237 R.Ford, CHI 207 J.Wood, BOS 211 E.Walsh, STL 197 R.Waddell, PHI 202 C.Bender, BOS 188 1910 World Series Game #1 Boston (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 4 0 Boston (A) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 x - 1 4 1 T.Hughes and R.Bresnahan. B.Schlitzer and T.Easterly. WP - B.Schlitzer (1-0) LP - J.Powell (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Boston (N) 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 - 8 10 3 Boston (A) 0 0 0 1 (11) 0 0 2 x - 14 10 1 C.Bender, E.Reulbach (5) and R.Bresnahan. C.Smith and T.Easterly. WP - C.Smith (1-0) LP - C.Bender (0-1) HR - none Game #3 Boston (A) 2 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 - 7 13 1 Boston (N) 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 - 6 9 4 J.Wood and T.Easterly. J.Powell, C.Disch (8) and R.Bresnahan. WP - J.Wood (1-0) LP - J.Powell (0-1) HR - none Game #4 Boston (A) 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 - 5 10 0 Boston (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 1 5 1 R.Collins and T.Easterly. R.Caldwell and R.Bresnahan. WP - R.Collins (1-0) LP - R.Caldwell (0-1) HR - none |
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1910 Awards & Things
AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Larry Doyle, Boston 152 g, 585 ab, 110 r, 182 h, 26 2b, 20 3b, 10 hr, 95 rbi, 73 bb, 41 k, 67 sb, .311 avg, .393 obp, .475 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Ty Cobb, St.Louis 133 g, 521 ab, 94 r, 197 h, 20 2b, 23 3b, 4 hr, 80 rbi, 53 bb, 32 k, 66 sb, .378 avg, .439 obp, .528 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Rube Waddell, Philadelphia 26-8, 0 sv, 1.76 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 321.1 ip, 277 ha, 102 r, 63 er, 103 bb, 202 k, 1.18 whip, .235 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Jack Powell, Boston 24-14, 0 sv, 1.94 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 345.0 ip, 301 ha, 124 r, 74 er, 89 bb, 112 k, 1.13 whip, .238 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Award John Raleigh, St.Louis 18-10, 0 sv, 1.90 era, 31 g, 31 gs, 270.2 ip, 209 ha, 93 r, 57 er, 81 bb, 112 k, 1.07 whip, .215 oavg NL Rookie of the Year Award Armando Marsans, Boston 153 g, 540 ab, 69 r, 186 h, 13 2b, 5 3b, 4 hr, 55 rbi, 30 bb, 43 k, 32 sb, .344 avg, .377 obp, .409 slg Major League Records Set or Tied batting strikeouts: 117 - Max Carey, Boston (N) stolen bases: 85 - Davy Jones, St.Louis (A) pitching saves: 10 - Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh bases on balls: 168 - Pete Alexander, Detroit American League Records Set or Tied batting stolen bases: 85 - Davy Jones, St.Louis (A) pitching losses: 28 - John Deering, Chicago (A) saves: 8 - Harry Suter, Chicago (A) bases on balls: 168 - Pete Alexander, Detroit National League Records Set or Tied batting triples: 23 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) home runs: 14 - Hans Lobert, Pittsburgh strikeouts: 117 - Max Carey, Boston (N) stolen bases: 75 - Josh Devore, St.Louis (N) hitting streak: 27 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) pitching saves: 10 - Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh Milestones 06/17 - Honus Wagner gets 1000th RBI 07/16 - Syd Smith hits for the cycle and gets 6 hits 08/10 - Chick Stahl scores 1000th run 08/20 - 2000 hits for Fred Clarke 09/03 - 250 wins for Jack Powell 09/24 - Chick Stahl gets hit number 2000 10/08 - Harry Wolter hits for cycle Trades 06/25 - St.Louis (N) gets p Roy Patterson (33 yrs old, 18-14, 2.73 era, 306.1 ip, 109 k), St.Louis (A) gets 1b Frank LaPorte (30 yrs old, .237-0-37-10) 07/01 - Cleveland gets p Ed Foster (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and rf Hy Myers (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Pittsburgh gets 3b Nixey Callahan (36 yrs old, .263-1-38-25) 07/24 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Conny McGeehan (27 yrs old, 0-0, 1 sv, 3.24 era, 16.2 ip, 12 k), Boston (A) gets c Ted Easterly (25 yrs old, .284-3-44-7) 07/25 - St.Louis (A) gets p Tad Quinn (27 yrs old, 1-2, 7 sv, 1.42 era, 12.2 ip, 10 k), St.Louis (N) gets 1b Tim Jordan (31 yrs old, .274-3-34-5) and 2b Dutch Lerchen (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 07/27 - Boston (N) gets p George Disch (31 yrs old, 2-5, 7 sv, 5.82 era, 21.2 ip, 9 k), New York (N) gets rf Ray Demmitt (26 yrs old, .287-4-31-27) and lf Doc Ralston (24 yrs old, .333-0-0-0) 09/11 - Boston (A) gets p Bill Schlitzer (25 yrs old, 13-13, 3.32 era, 225.0 ip, 62 k) and lf Del Young (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Detroit gets c Syd Smith (27 yrs old, .349-1-11-1) Major Free Agents Roger Bresnahan, c Dave Altizer, ss Mike Mowrey, ss Johnny Bates, rf |
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1910-11 Winter happenings
Announcements
Boston (N) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Boston Rustlers. Brooklyn - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Brooklyn Dodgers. Washington - Announced that they are moving to a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Griffith Stadium. Free Agency Here are where the major free agents are heading. Roger Bresnahan, c - Signed a 5-year, $184,290 contract with Boston (N) Dave Altizer, ss - Signed a 2-year, $43,280 contract with Boston (N) Mike Mowrey, ss - Signed a 1-year, $5,700 contract with Brooklyn Johnny Bates, rf - Signed a 4-year, $197,110 contract with St.Louis (N) Winter Trades 10/26 - New York (N) gets p Ed Foster (0-0, 0.0 ip), Cleveland gets ss Joe Tinker (29 yrs old, .229-1-12-3) and 1b Charlie Mullen (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/27 - Cleveland gets p Sam Frock (27 yrs old, 9-19, 4.12 era, 253.1 ip, 123 k), New York (N) gets ss Neal Ball (29 yrs old, .192-1-27-10) and 1b Charlie Mullen (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/17 - Chicago (A) gets lf Bill Hinchman (27 yrs old, .252-0-34-19), Cleveland gets 1b Dode Criss (25 yrs old, .261-3-58-7) 11/17 - Boston (N) gets c Bunny Madden (28 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cleveland gets cf Burt Shotton (26 yrs old, .312-1-11-11) and c Bill Killefer (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/17 - Pittsburgh gets lf Rube Ellis (25 yrs old, .284-1-42-31) and cf Jim Clark (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), New York (A) gets ss Tommy Leach (33 yrs old, .214-2-26-14) 12/06 - Cincinnati gets p Burt Keeley (31 yrs old, 12-2, 2.93 era, 119.2 ip, 35 k), St.Louis (N) gets 2b Jack Lewis (26 yrs old, .287-1-19-7) 12/06 - Boston (A) gets p Orth Collins (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Cincinnati gets c Ed Phelps (30 yrs old, .272-0-10-5) 12/06 - Boston (A) gets p George Suggs (28 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), St.Louis (N) gets lf John Titus (34 yrs old, .276-5-53-30) and 2b Joe Burns (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/09 - St.Louis (A) gets p Tom Hughes (26 yrs old, 11-17, 3.08 era, 234.0, 117 k) and rf Chester Emerson (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Chicago (N) gets 2b Dick Egan (26 yrs old, .272-1-49-33) and 3b Hap Morse (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/09 - New York (A) gets p William Mathews (32 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Washington gets cf Rebel Oakes (26 yrs old, .291-1-41-28) 12/10 - Detroit gets lf George Jackson (28 yrs old, .286-0-6-3), St.Louis (N) gets c Syd Smith (27 yrs old, .349-1-11-1) 12/16 - Chicago (N) gets p George Bell (36 yrs old, 10-15, 3.50 era, 208.0 ip, 76 k), Washington gets 1b Newt Hunter (30 yrs old, .220-0-9-2) and ss Hap Morse (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/01 - Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Rollie Zeider (27 yrs old, .262-0-8-3) and cf Jim Clark (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Pittsburgh gets rf Chick Stahl (37 yrs old, .273-6-77-55) and 1b John Black (20 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/03 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Frank Arellanes (28 yrs old, 15-20, 3.14 era, 324.0 ip, 117 k) and c Bill McCarthy (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Pittsburgh gets cf Ward Miller (26 yrs old, .281-0-11-9) and 3b Les Channell (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) Retirements rf John Anderson, age 37 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1898 when he batted .294 with 9 homers, 81 rbi and 20 stolen bases in 135 games. .277 avg, 47 hr, 854 rbi, 1796 h, 271 2b, 137 3b, 857 r, 259 sb 1b Duff Cooley, age 37 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .339 with 7 homers, 75 rbi and 27 stolen bases in 132 games. .277 avg, 27 hr, 697 rbi, 1933 h, 225 2b, 113 3b, 1015 r, 281 sb 1b Harry Davis, age 37 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .335 with 6 homers, 91 rbi and 24 stolen bases in 121 games. .264 avg, 49 hr, 748 rbi, 1512 h, 260 2b, 147 3b, 757 r, 244 sb rf Lou Gertenrich, age 35 - 3 seasons. .000 avg, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 h, 0 2b, 0 3b, 0 r, 0 sb c Mike Grady, age 41 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .339 with 3 homers, 54 rbi and 58 sb in 125 games. .287 avg, 50 hr, 776 rbi, 1911 h, 248 2b, 95 3b, 977 r, 394 sb cf Billy Hamilton, age 45 - 21 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .404 with 4 homers, 87 rbi and 98 stolen bases in 129 games. Inducted to Hall of Fame. .316 avg, 50 hr, 879 rbi, 2646 h, 297 2b, 111 3b, 1922 r, 1060 sb lf Tom McCreery, age 36 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1896 when he batted .351 with 7 homers, 65 rbi and 26 stolen bases in 115 games. .267 avg, 46 hr, 626 rbi, 1666 h, 180 2b, 102 3b, 849 r, 324 sb 1b Dan McGann, age 39 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .300 with 7 homers, 90 rbi and 27 stolen bases in 139 games. .278 avg, 37 hr, 693 rbi, 1483 h, 208 2b, 90 3b, 828 r, 377 sb lf Kip Selbach, age 38 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .306 with 7 homers, 71 rbi and 21 stolen bases in 97 games. .284 avg, 40 hr, 759 rbi, 1672 h, 280 2b, 137 3b, 969 r, 340 sb 1b Fred Tenney, age 39 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .347 with 1 homer, 67 rbi and 28 stolen bases in 150 games. .293 avg, 18 hr, 808 rbi, 1982 h, 239 2b, 85 3b, 1061 r, 278 sb c John Warner, age 38 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he batted .309 with 1 homer, 34 rbi and 16 stolen bases in 119 games. .258 avg, 6 hr, 305 rbi, 828 h, 74 2b, 21 3b, 358 r, 83 sb First Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Chicago (A) Al Demaree,p Joe Boehling,p George Davis,p Frank Gregory,p Marty Krug,ss Pittsburgh Hugh Bedient,p Tom Seaton,p Happy Finneran,p Allan Travers,p Roger Salmon,p Detroit Gene Packard,p Bill Steen,p Casey Stengel,cf Harry Smith,p Howie Shanks,lf Washington Eppa Rixey,p Harry Moran,p Bobby Veach,lf Ray Schalk,c Joe Vernon,p Brooklyn Bill Doak,p Pol Perritt,p Jim Viox,2b Charley Wheatley,p Possum Whitted,3b Chicago (N) Jimmy Lavender,p George Pearce,p Ray Chapman,ss Bert Brenner,p Joe Agler,1b New York (A) Jeff Tesreau,p Dan Griner,p Buck Weaver,ss Phil Redding,p Ernie Johnson,ss New York (N) Wilbur Cooper,p Frank Allen,p Heinie Groh,2b Ted Goulait,p George Cutshaw,2b Cincinnati Ray Keating,p Roy Crabb,p Del Pratt,2b Dave Robertson,rf Pat McGehee,p Cleveland Phil Douglas,p George Baumgardner,p Tex McDonald,rf John Kelleher,3b Buddy Napier,p St.Louis (A) Benny Kauff,rf Cy Williams,lf Rabbit Maranville,ss Frank O'Rourke,ss Herb Pennock,p St.Louis (N) Erskine Mayer,p Al Schulz,p Lore Bader,p Bun Troy,p Fred Lamline,p Philadelphia (N) Carl Weilman,p Byron Houck,p Joe Engel,p Buddy Ryan,cf Stan Coveleski,p Philadelphia (A) Jack Fournier,1b Bill Kenworthy,2b Jimmie Savage,rf Lefty Schegg,p Bob Fisher,ss Boston (N) Hooks Dauss,p Joe Bush,p Del Paddock,3b Eddie Murphy,rf Jim Bagby,p Boston (A) Ernie Shore,p Willie Jensen,p George Boehler,p Babe Borton,1b Bert Gallia,p Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Chicago (A) Walt Johnson,p George Shears,p Rudy Sommers,p Howard Baker,3b Jim Neher,p Pittsburgh Howard McGraner,p Enos Kirkpatrick,3b Maury Kent,p Dixie Davis,p Ben Taylor,p Detroit Hardin Barry,p Mike Gonzalez,c Hanson Horsey,p Heinie Jantzen,rf Bill Prough,p Washington Rip Jordan,p Jerry Akers,p Charlie Deal,3b Doug Smith,p Bill Stumpf,ss Brooklyn Hank Ritter,p Wally Mattick,cf Ted Cather,rf Willie Adams,p Ed Donalds,p Chicago (N) Rube Peters,p Ed Mensor,cf Huck Wallace,p Ed Burns,c Ernie Wolf,p New York (A) Paul Musser,p Joe Mathes,2b Hick Cady,c Ollie O'Mara,ss Roland Howell,p New York (N) Rube Marshall,p Dutch Sterrett,cf Frank Harter,p Rivington Bisland,ss Slim Harrell,p Cincinnati Frank Snyder,c La Rue Kirby,p Bunny Brief,1b Hack Spencer,p Bill Brady,p Cleveland Joe Schultz,2b Pete Knisely,cf Bill Hunter,cf Flame Delhi,p Jim Galloway,2b St.Louis (A) Stump Edington,rf Ken Nash,ss Wally Rehg,rf Bill Cramer,p Harry Chapman,c St.Louis (N) Wheezer Dell,p Ed Warner,p Walt Kuhn,c Steve White,p Frank Nicholson,p Philadelphia (N) Jimmy Walsh,lf Len Madden,p Lefty James,p Chuck Tompkins,p Herb Herring,p Philadelphia (A) Tommy Thompson,p Elmer Miller,lf Alex Remneas,p John Dodge,3b Pat Maloney,cf Boston (N) Ossie Vitt,2b Roy Walker,p John Daley,ss Frank Crossin,c Ed Miller,1b Boston (A) Jack Martin,ss Earl Blackburn,c Pinch Thomas,c Ralph Bell,p Gil Whitehouse,c |
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Hall of Fame Class of 1910
 Billy Hamilton, Center Fielder -- Inducted 1910Code:
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1911 - MLB Year In Review
Fate was not kind to the New York Giants. During the early part of April, there was a fire at the Polo Grounds and during the late part of April, star pitcher Christy Mathewson was lost for at least half of the season due to bone chips in his elbow. The Giants were invited by the Highlanders to play there home games there but the hitters struggled and New York collapsed and finished in 7th place. Meanwhile in Chicago, the Cubs got off to a hot start behind the 1-2 pitching combination of George Bell and Three Finger Brown. Brown won 24 games but Bell outdid him by winning 27 games, leading the NL, and also led the league in ERA with 2.67. Wildfire Schulte led the attack as he led the league in home runs with a tremendous total of 18. At the beginning of September, Chicago led the defending NL champion Boston Rustlers by 7.5 games and 8 games over Philadelphia. The Rustlers collapsed while the Cubs went on and clinched the NL title with a week and a half to go. Philadelphia and St.Louis tied for second, 10 games behind, as the Cardinals' hitters got red hot, especially Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner. Ty Cobb finished second in the NL in average (.391) and home runs (11), while leading the league in runs scored with an amazing 140 and in stolen bases with 100, both new major league records.
In the junior circuit, the Boston Red Sox caught fire and ran off to a 14-game lead as the calender hit September. The Red Sox were able to withstand a late charge by Cleveland as Cleveland had cut the lead down to 8 games with ten games remaining. Boston held on and clinched it's second straight league title with a week remaining. The Red Sox were led by the bat, and feet, of Tris Speaker as he captured the AL's Outstanding Hitter award with an average of .323 to go along with 9 homers, 87 ribbies, and a league leading 61 stolen bases. On the mound, leading the way was Smokey Joe Wood, who won the league's Outstanding Pitcher award by capturing the pitcher's triple crown. Wood led the league with 26 wins, an ERA of 1.90 and 237 strikeouts. The Cleveland club finished in second place, 9 games behind, thanks to Burt Shotton, who they purchased in a trade during the offseason. Shotton hit a league leading, and new major league record, average of .406. Fred Beck hit a new major league record of 19 home runs and drove in a league leading 109 runs to help Shotton in leading the Cleveland attack. During the World Series, the Boston Red Sox jumped to a 2-0 start by taking both games in Chicago, then took games four and five to win their second straight world's championship behind the pitching of Burt Keeley. Keeley was acquired in a late season trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates and won games one and five of the series. During the 1910 season, both leagues introduced a new "jack-rabbit" ball. Although it only showed a modest increase in runs an home run production the first season, in 1911 the change showed a much bigger increase as six major league hitting records fell, not counting Ty Cobb's base stealing record. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Boston 94 60 .610 -- Chicago 96 58 .623 -- Cleveland 85 69 .552 9 Philadelphia 86 68 .558 10 St.Louis 81 73 .526 13 St.Louis 86 68 .558 10 New York 77 77 .500 17 Boston 84 70 .545 12 Detroit 73 81 .474 21 Cincinnati 82 72 .532 14 Washington 72 82 .468 22 Pittsburgh 64 90 .416 32 Philadelphia 71 83 .461 23 New York 63 91 .409 33 Chicago 63 91 .409 31 Brooklyn 55 99 .357 41 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG B.Shotton, CLE .406 A.Marsans, BOS .393 S.Crawford, DET .356 T.Cobb, STL .391 F.Baker, PHI .342 R.Chapman, CHI .346 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR F.Beck, CLE 19 F.Schulte, CHI 18 S.Magee, PHI 11 T.Cobb, STL 11 M.Donlin, NY 9 F.Merkle, STL 11 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI F.Beck, CLE 109 H.Wagner, STL 124 T.Easterly, BOS 94 F.Merkle, STL 111 S.Magee, PHI 93 C.Meyers, PHI 104 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS F.Snodgrass, PHI 112 T.Cobb, STL 140 B.Shotton, CLE 109 F.Schulte, CHI 127 T.Speaker, BOS 102 E.Konetchy, CHI 110 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB T.Speaker, BOS 61 T.Cobb, STL 100 L.Doyle, BOS 59 M.Carey, BOS 60 F.Snodgrass, PHI 51 A.Fletcher, CHI 57 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA J.Wood, BOS 1.90 G.Bell, CHI 2.67 J.St.Vrain, CLE 2.24 E.Hughes, PHI 2.77 F.Arellanes, PHI 2.50 E.Walsh, STL 3.12 Wins W Wins W J.Wood, BOS 26 G.Bell, CHI 27 J.St.Vrain, CLE 23 M.Brown, CHI 24 J.Harris, CLE 21 B.Adams, CIN 22 Saves SV Saves SV E.Hendricks, CHI 10 C.Brandom, CIN 6 H.Camnitz, STL 8 H.Billiard, CHI 5 H.West, STL 7 D.Phillippe, PIT 5 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO J.Wood, BOS 237 E.Walsh, STL 227 O.Overall, PHI 215 W.Johnson, BRO 217 C.Hendrix, WAS 213 J.Coombs, STL 186 1911 World Series Game #1 Boston (A) 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 - 4 11 2 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 6 4 B.Keeley and T.Easterly. G.Bell and J.Stahl, J.Kling (9). WP - B.Keeley (1-0) LP - G.Bell (0-1) HR - BOS: B.Bescher (1) Game #2 Boston (A) 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 - 6 6 1 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 6 9 B.Schlitzer and T.Easterly. C.Patten and J.Stahl. WP - B.Schlitzer (1-0) LP - C.Patten (0-1) HR - BOS: D.Gainer (1) Game #3 Chicago (N) 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 - 6 7 2 Boston (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 - 3 10 2 M.Brown and J.Stahl. J.Wood and T.Easterly. WP - M.Brown (1-0) LP - J.Wood (0-1) HR - CHI: F.Schulte (1) Game #4 Chicago (N) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 - 4 10 1 Boston (A) 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 x - 5 12 2 R.Ford and J.Stahl. R.Collins and T.Easterly. WP - R.Collins (1-0) LP - R.Ford (0-1) HR - none Game #5 Chicago (N) 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 - 6 12 2 Boston (A) 0 0 0 4 1 0 3 0 x - 8 11 1 G.Bell and J.Stahl. B.Keeley and T.Easterly. WP - B.Keeley (2-0) LP - G.Bell (0-2) HR - CHI: E.Mensor (1) Last edited by captaincarl; 12-21-2007 at 02:31 AM. |
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1911 Awards & Things
American League Outstanding Hitter Award
Tris Speaker, Boston (A) 151 g, 586 ab, 102 r, 189 h, 31 2b, 17 3b, 9 hr, 87 rbi, 81 bb, 54 k, 61 sb, .323 avg, .413 obp, .480 slg National League Outstanding Hitter Award Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) 149 g, 604 ab, 140 r, 236 h, 44 2b, 27 3b, 11 hr, 101 rbi, 70 bb, 46 k, 100 sb, .391 avg, .457 obp, .608 slg American League Outstanding Pitcher Award Smokey Joe Wood, Boston (A) 26-8, 0 sv, 1.90 era, 35 g, 35 gs, 302.2 ip, 253 ha, 77 r, 64 er, 69 bb, 237 k, 1.06 whip, .231 oavg National League Outstanding Pitcher Award George Bell, Chicago (N) 27-8, 0 sv, 2.67 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 333.1 ip, 322 ha, 142 r, 99 er, 105 bb, 124 k, 1.28 whip, .260 oavg American League Rookie of the Year Award George Mogridge, Detroit 21-6, 0 sv, 2.90 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 329.1 ip, 345 ha, 141 r, 106 er, 72 bb, 154 k, 1.27 whip, .273 oavg National League Rookie of the Year Award Ray Chapman, Chicago (N) 115 g, 454 ab, 82 r, 157 h, 27 2b, 13 3b, 4 hr, 72 rbi, 34 bb, 45 k, 44 sb, .346 avg, .392 obp, .489 slg Major League Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .406 - Burt Shotton, Cleveland Hits: 236 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Triples: 27 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Home runs: 19 - Fred Beck, Cleveland Runs Batted In: 124 - Honus Wagner, St.Louis (N) Runs: 140 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Stolen Bases: 100 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Pitching Saves: 10 - Ed Hendricks, Chicago (A) American League Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .406 - Burt Shotton, Cleveland Home runs: 19 - Fred Beck, Cleveland Strikeouts: 120 - George Jackson, Detroit Pitching Saves: 10 - Ed Hendricks, Chicago (A) National League Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 236 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Triples: 27 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Home runs: 18 - Fred "Wildfire" Schulte, Chicago (N) Runs Batted In: 124 - Honus Wagner, St.Louis (N) Runs: 140 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Stolen bases: 100 - Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) Hitting streak: 28 - Fred Merkle, St.Louis (N) Pitching Bases on balls: 156 - Louis Drucke, Brooklyn Milestones 04/15 - Nap Lajoie scores 1000th run 04/17 - Nap Lajoie collects 2000th hit 04/28 - Eddie Plank gets win number 200 06/16 - Nap Lajoie drives in 1000th run 07/01 - Art Fletcher goes 6-for-6 and hits for the cycle. This is the first time that the cycle has been hit this season and the 7th time in history. 07/11 - Danny Murphy hits for cycle. This is the second time that the cycle has been hit this season and the 8th time overall. 09/16 - Honus Wagner gets hit number 2500 09/22 - Ty Cobb hits cycle. This is the third time this season that the cycle has been hit and the 9th time in history. 09/28 - Otis Johnson pops 6 hits Trades 03/17 - New York (N) gets 2b Miller Huggins (31 yrs old, .263-2-26-47), Cincinnati gets cf Ginger Beaumont (34 yrs old, .233-2-27-4) 06/14 - New York (A) gets rf Doc Miller (28 yrs old, .325-4-60-14), Cincinnati gets c Gus Fisher (25 yrs old, .278-2-55-25) 06/29 - Detroit gets p Doc White (32 yrs old, 17-17, 3.49 era, 294.0 ip, 93 k), Philadelphia (N) gets rf Chief Wilson (27 yrs old, .305-5-53-5) 07/16 - Cincinnati gets p Barney Schreiber (29 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), New York (A) gets 1b Art Griggs (27 yrs old, .258-0-33-1) 07/16 - Cincinnati gets p Ed Barry (28 yrs old, 17-12, 4.43 era, 248.0 ip, 100 k) and lf George Mangus (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston (A) gets 2b John Hummel (28 yrs old, .260-0-46-17) 07/16 - New York (N) gets p Jack Lively (26 yrs old, 4-8, 1 sv, 6.20 era, 103.0 ip, 41 k), Chicago (N) gets c Johnny Kling (36 yrs old, .234-1-24-4) and lf Joe Riggert (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 07/24 - Detroit gets p Deacon Phillippe (39 yrs old, 2-3, 5 sv, 3.86 era, 16.1 ip, 6 k), Pittsburgh gets rf Danny Murphy (34 yrs old, .299-2-24-8) 09/29 - Boston (A) gets p Burt Keeley (31 yrs old, 10-23, 4.34 era, 298.2 ip, 89 k), Pittsburgh gets c Red Dooin (31 yrs old, .270-0-13-1) and 3b Art Schwind (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) Major Free Agents 3b Roy Hartzell ss Honus Wagner lf Fred Clarke |
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1911-12 Offseason
Announcements
Boston (A) - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Fenway Park. Boston (N) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Boston Braves. Cincinnati - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Crosley Field. Detroit - Announced that they will be renovating the ballpark and will be renaming it. The ballpark will be renamed Navin Field. Free Agency Here is the list of the major free agents and where they are heading. Roy Hartzell, 3b - Signed a 1-year, $2,640 contract with Washington Honus Wagner, ss - Signed a 3-year, $208,710 contract with Philadelphia (N) Fred Clarke, lf - Signed a 2-year, $146,160 contract with Chicago (N) Trades 11/01 - Philadelphia (A) gets 2b Amby McConnell (28 yrs old, .310-0-19-0) and ss Ollie O'Mara (20 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), New York (A) gets p Orval Overall (30 yrs old, 15-22, 3.00 era, 339.1 ip, 215 k) and cf Pat Maloney (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/14 - Brooklyn gets c Rip Williams (29 yrs old, .266-0-27-11), Cincinnati gets cf Jimmy Sheckard (32 yrs old, .270-3-76-36) and 1b Dan McGarvey (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/22 - Brooklyn gets ss Joe Tinker (30 yrs old, .266-0-27-11), Cleveland gets 1b Joe Delahanty (32 yrs old, .273-2-35-10) and cf Dutch Zwilling (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/03 - Boston (N) gets p Eddie Cicotte (27 yrs old, 3-0, 1 sv, 2.03 era, 13.1 ip, 9 k), Cincinnati gets ss Dave Altizer (35 yrs old, .312-7-89-38) 12/03 - St.Louis (N) gets p Irv Young (34 yrs old, 17-16, 3.91 era, 278.1 ip, 114 k), Pittsburgh gets c Syd Smith (28 yrs old, .294-1-25-4) 12/03 - Washington gets p Ed Hendricks (26 yrs old, 3-5, 10 sv, 3.02 era, 89.1 ip, 49 k), Chicago (A) gets lf Harl Maggert (28 yrs old, .232-1-39-7) 12/03 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Jack Quinn (28 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), St.Louis (N) gets 2b Rollie Zeider (28 yrs old, .244-2-26-21) and ss Charlie Enwright (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/05 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Barney Schreiber (0-0, 0.0 ip), Cincinnati gets 3b Ed McDonald (25 yrs old, .286-4-72-17) 12/18 - New York (A) gets p Vean Gregg (26 yrs old, 2-4, 2 sv, 5.67 era, 60.1 ip, 40 k), New York (N) gets 1b Ben Houser (28 yrs old, .000-0-1-0) 12/21 - Detroit gets 2b Miller Huggins (32 yrs old, .309-2-36-28), New York (N) gets lf Jack Graney (25 yrs old, .259-0-21-4) 01/19 - Boston (N) gets p Elmer Steele (25 yrs old, 9-1, 2.86 era, 104.0 ip, 29 k), Cincinnati gets cf Rube Oldring (27 yrs old, .327-1-27-17) 01/24 - Pittsburgh gets p Addie Joss (30 yrs old, 13-22, 3.34 era, 298.2 ip, 97 k), Chicago (A) gets lf Rube Ellis (26 yrs old, .294-4-44-14) Retirements lf Nixey Callahan, age 37 - 16 seasons - His best season was in 1907 when he batted .283 with 0 homers, 37 rbi and 15 sb in 85 games. .245 avg, 12 hr, 445 rbi, 1165 h, 178 2b, 78 3b, 538 r, 218 sb 3b Phil Geier, age 36 - 14 seasons - His best season was in 1901 when he batted .294 with 0 homers, 52 rbi and 28 sb in 124 games. .245 avg, 4 hr, 225 rbi, 513 h, 61 2b, 24 3b, .240 r, 97 sb 2b Emmet Heidrick, age 35 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .339 with 3 homers, 75 rbi and 57 sb in 113 games. .285 avg, 14 hr, 496 rbi, 1268 h, 145 2b, 62 3b, 564 r, 315 sb lf Fred Ketchum, age 36 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he batted .324 with 0 hr, 2 rbi and 1 sb in 18 games. .281 avg, 0 hr, 11 rbi, 36 h, 3.2b h, 0 3b, 19 r, 4 sb 2b Otto Krueger, age 35 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .269 with 0 hr, 50 rbi and 25 sb in 138 games. .250 avg, 1 hr, 122 rbi, 3373 h, 53 2b, 17 3b, 184 r, 55 sb cf Cy Seymour, age 39 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .357 with 3 homers, 68 rbi and 56 sb in 140 games. .283 avg, 35 hr, 541 rbi, 1427 h, 171 2b, 71 3b, 687 r, 247 sb cf Jim McHale, age 36 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he batted .249 with 0 homers, 26 rbi and 5 sb in 70 games. .233 avg, 0 hr, 43 rbi, 82 h, 16 2b, 4 3b, 38 r, 7 sb cf George Browne, age 36 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .278 with 1 homer, 52 rbi and 19 sb in 129 games. .256 avg, 19 hr, 291 rbi, 806 h, 105 2b, 32 3b, 390 r, 190 sb lf Jesse Burkett, age 43 - 22 seasons. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .409 with 5 homers, 83 rbi and 41 sb in 131 games. Inducted to Hall of Fame. .340 avg, 73 hr, 989 rbi, 2918 h, 309 2b, 155 3b, 1660 r, 462 sb c Charlie Dexter, age 35 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1898 when he batted .314 with 1 homer, 66 rbi and 44 sb in 112 games. .239 avg, 24 hr, 503 rbi, 1099 h, 122 2b, 48 3b, 571 r, 262 sb rf Bill Hallman, age 35 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he batted .274 with 0 homers, 32 rbi and 19 sb in 107 games. .253 avg, 0 hr, 76 rbi, 190 h, 24 2b, 3 3b, 96 r, 33 sb sp Bob Ewing, age 37 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1906 when he compiled a 21-18 record with a 2.39 era and 182 k in 343.1 innings. 107-134, 1 sv, 2.53 era, 2108.2 ip, 631 bb, 900 k sp Oscar Jones, age 32 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1906 when he compiled a 12-20 record with a 3.14 era and 64 k in 289.2 innings. 41-70, 0 sv, 3.24 era, 985.0 ip, 319 bb, 287 k rf Walt McCredie, age 35 - 8 seasons. His best season was in 1906 when he batted .246 with 4 homers, 33 rbi and 12 sb in 112 games. .250 avg, 5 hr, 85 rbi, 249 h, 28 2b, 7 3b, 125 r, 33 sb mr Ed Taylor, age 34 - 2 seasons. 0-0, 0 sv, 16.20 era, 3.1 ip, 6 r, 6 er, 3 bb, 0 k lf Fred Odwell, age 39 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he batted .260 with 3 homers, 56 rbi and 41 sb in 145 games. .231 avg, 9 hr, 205 rbi, 502 h, 74 2b, 21 3b, 223 r, 120 sb mr John Halla, age 27 - 1 season. 0-0, 1 sv, 2.86 era, 22.0 ip, 9 r, 7 er, 7 bb, 9 k sp King Brady, age 30 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 12.00 era, 3.0 ip, 4 r, 4 er, 3 bb, 1 k sp Harry Hardy, age 36 - 3 seasons. 1-9, 0 sv, 2.59 era, 73.0 ip, 38 r, 21 er, 27 bb, 20 k mr Charlie Jackson, age 35 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 r, 0 er, 1 bb, 0 k mr Ollie Johns, age 32 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 4.50 era, 2.0 ip, 1 r, 1 er, 0 bb, 0 k mr Walt Justis, age 28 - 3 seasons. 0-2, 0 sv, 3.18 era, 17.0 ip, 10 r, 6 er, 9 bb, 0 k sp Ed Kinsella, age 30 - 3 seasons. 28-29, 2 sv, 3.05 era, 445.0 ip, 206 r, 151 er, 125 bb, 100 k mr Louis Leroy, age 33 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1908 when he compiled a 1-2 record with 6 saves, a 2.76 era and 4 k in 16.1 innings. 5-7, 18 sv, 3.07 era, 73.1 ip, 34 r, 25 er, 21 bb, 32 k sp Moxie Manuel, age 30 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 r, 0 er, 1 bb, 0 k sp Joseph Myers, age 29 - 1 season. 0-0, 1 sv, 3.50 era, 1.1 ip, 2 r, 2 er, 0 bb, 0 k mr John McDonald, age 29 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 3.38 era, 5.1 ip, 3 r, 2 er, 2 bb, 1 k First-Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Brooklyn Ralph Comstock,p Dick Robertson,p Hal Schwenk,p Tommy Griffith,rf Larry Kopf,ss Chicago (A) Dutch Leonard,p Walt Leverenz,p Charlie Grover,p William Fischer,c Ernie Walker,rf New York (N) Reb Russell,p Dwight Stone,p Pat Bohen,p Ralph Young,2b Jim Thorpe,rf Pittsburgh Doc Ayers,p Weldon Wyckoff,p Charlie Boardman,p Paul Strand,p Ernie Krueger,c Philadelphia (A) Doc Watson,p Edd Roush,cf Fritz Maisel,3b Fred Kommers,cf Henri Rondeau,c Washington Chief Johnson,p Wally Schang,c Jim Scoggins,p Hugh High,cf Chick Smith,p Detroit Nick Cullop,p Joe Connolly,lf Erwin Renfer,p Rube Schaver,p Carl Zamloch,p New York (A) Earl Moseley,p Johnny Bassler,c John Schenberg,p Joe Gedeon,lf Lew McCarty,c St.Louis (A) Lefty Williams,p Billy Southworth,cf Milt Stock,3b Red McKee,c Dick Niehaus,p Cincinnati Frank Miller,p Al Scheer,lf Al Wickland,rf John Taff,p Joe Conzelman,p Boston (N) Jim Shaw,p Nemo Leibold,cf Claude Cooper,lf Merito Acosta,lf Doc Imlay,p Cleveland Al Mamaux,p Bubbles Hargrave,c Wally Pipp,1b Harry Harper,p Doc Lavan,ss Philadelphia (N) Rube Foster,p Bob Smith,p Vern Duncan,cf Doc Cook,rf Cy Pieh,p St.Louis (N) Bob Shawkey,p Wild Bill Luhrsen,p Ferdie Schupp,p Bert Niehoff,2b Win Noyes,p Chicago (N) Bill James,p Benny Meyer,rf Ray Powell,cf Ernie Herbert,p Johnny Beall,cf Boston (A) Lynn Brenton,p Bernie Duffy,p Les Mann,cf Fred Smith,3b Fred House,p Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Brooklyn Slim Love,p Tod Sloan,rf Lefty Gervais,p Bert Whaling,c Walt Marbet,p Chicago (A) Harry Trekell,p Bill Lathrop,p Andy Harrington,p Roy Wood,1b Dick Gossett,c New York (N) Geroge Clark, p Milo Allison,cr Eddie Eayrs,p Larry Chappell,lf Skipper Roberts,c Pittsburgh Mutt Williams,p Bob Coleman,c John Wilson,c Lute Boone,2b Wickey McAvoy,c Philadelphia (A) Zip Zabel,p Sam Agnew,c Dee Walsh,ss Fritz Mollwitz,1b Wesley Callahan,ss Washington Al Clauss,p Harry Fritz,3b Everett Booe,rf Jim Haislip,p Sam Covington,1b Detroit Lou North,p Oscar Dugey,2b Lee Dashner,p Billy meyer,c Bill McAllester,c New York (A) Jack Bentley,p Ray Bates,3b Charlie Harding,p Palmer Hildebrand,c Luther Bonin,rf St.Louis (A) Leo Callahan,cf Bill Hall,p Bill Holden,cf Lefty Lorenzen,p Tom Daly,p Cincinnati Frank Gibson,c Jim Hanley,p Don Costello,rf Ray Hartranft,p Josh Billings,c Boston (N) Zinn Beck,3b Harry Hedgpeth,p Jim Breton,3b Dave Gregg,p Billy Orr,ss Cleveland Pop-Boy Smith,p Jack Powell,p Paul Maloy,p Luke Glavenich,p Joe Smith,c Philadelphia (N) Drummond Brown,c Gene Cocreham,p Heinie Elder,p Rex Dawson,p Walt Tragesser,c St.Louis (N) Buzzy Wares,ss Tom Drohan,p Joe McMadus,p Bull Wagner,p Wally Snell,c Chicago (N) Johnny Johnston,lf Harry Williams,1b Dave Morey,p Pete Schmidt,p Jack Calvo,rf Boston (A) George Maisel,cf Bill Hopper,p Joe Berger,2b Esty Chaney,p Bill Hobbs,2b Last edited by captaincarl; 12-22-2007 at 11:17 PM. |
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Hall of Fame Class of 1911
 Jesse Burkett, Left Fielder -- Inducted 1911Code:
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1912 - MLB Year In Review
The Boston Red Sox, who were the defending title holders in the American League, moved to a new American League record for victories - 105 - and their third straight AL pennant. The Sox played steady ball all year and avoided any slumps in finishing 22 games ahead of the second place Cleveland club. An excellent attack centered around outfielders Tris Speaker and Bob Bescher, and the arms of Ray Collins and Smokey Joe Wood, who proved to be one of the aces of the staff by recording 24 wins and a league-leading 240 strikeouts, second in the majors to whiff master Walter Johnson of the Brooklyn Dodgers. George Suggs debuted in high fashion as he finished tied for first in wins (26) and finished in third in ERA with 2.51 as he copped both the league's Outstanding Pitcher and Rookie of the Year awards. The Red Sox victory was even more pleassant in light of the fact that Fenway Park opened it's doors for the first time in April and by October it had an American League pennant flying high over its freshly painted walls. The Cleveland ballclub, who finished second in 1911, finished second again behind the mighty bat of Shoeless Joe Jackson, who led the junior circuit in average (.377) and finished third in home runs (11) while being awarded the league's Outstanding Hitter award.
In the senior circuit, the race was tight among five teams as September rolled around with Philadelphia leading by 2.5 games over St.Louis, 5 games over Cincinnati, 6 games over Chicago and 7.5 games over Boston. By the time the last week rolled around, the Phillies and the Cardinals were separated by only 1 game and with 2 games left, they were tied. The two teams stayed that way and a one-game playoff had to be held, which was won by Philadelphia by the score of 8-5. The Phillies' attack was strengthened over the past winter with the addition of free agent shortstop Honus Wagner. Behind Wagner and Amos Strunk, Philadelphia had plenty of offense and the mound staff, led by Jack Quinn and Ed Hughes, was good enough to carry the Phillies to their first National League pennant. Ty Cobb and John Titus, who had set a new major league record for home runs with 22, were the one-two punch that carried St.Louis to the second place finish. During the World Series, the Boston Red Sox jumped out to a 3 games to 0 lead by the scores of 8-2, 11-4 and 8-1. Philadelphia, behind Wagner and Strunk, rallied from the deficit and tied the series at three games apiece by the scores of 6-4, 7-3 and 5-2. In game seven Ed Hughes and Smokey Joe Wood fought in a pitcher's duel that ended up tied after nine innings, 3-3. In the 10th inning, Honus Wagner drove in what proved to be the winning run with a sacrifice fly and George Liebhardt came in to shut the door and give the Phillies their first world's championship. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Boston 105 49 .682 -- Philadelphia 89 66 .574 -- Cleveland 83 71 .539 22 St.Louis 88 67 .568 1 New York 77 77 .500 28 Cincinnati 83 71 .539 5.5 Chicago 75 79 .487 30 Chicago 82 72 .532 6.5 Detroit 73 81 .474 32 Boston 80 74 .519 8.5 Philadelphia 72 82 .468 33 Brooklyn 75 79 .487 13.5 Washington 67 87 .435 38 Pittsburgh 66 88 .429 22.5 St.Louis 64 90 .416 41 New York 54 100 .351 34.5 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG J.Jackson, CLE .377 A.Marsans, BOS .403 T.Speaker, BOS .370 T.Cobb, STL .380 E.Collins, CHI .363 A.Strunk, PHI .342 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR G.Cravath, NY 19 J.Titus, STL 22 T.Erwin, NY 13 E.Konetchy, CHI 12 J.Jackson, CLE 11 B.Becker, BRO 10 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI R.Smith, CLE 100 E.Konetchy, CHI 120 G.Cravath, NY 97 J.Titus, STL 109 T.Speaker, BOS 96 J.Kirke, BRO 98 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS T.Speaker, BOS 127 J.Titus, STL 115 B.Bescher, BOS 121 T.Cobb, STL 112 E.Collins, CHI 116 A.Strunk, PHI 110 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB B.Bescher, BOS 70 C.Milan, BOS 87 T.Speaker, BOS 69 T.Cobb, STL 73 E.Collins, CHI 64 A.Marsans, BOS 50 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA R.Collins, BOS 2.04 J.Quinn, PHI 2.60 J.Rowan, NY 2.37 E.Hughes, PHI 2.63 G.Suggs, BOS 2.51 R.Hitt, CIN 2.73 Wins W Wins W J.Harris, CLE 26 E.Walsh, STL 25 G.Suggs, BOS 26 E.Hughes, PHI 23 J.Wood, BOS 24 C.Bender, BOS 20 Saves SV Saves SV E.Hendricks, CHI 6 G.Liebhardt, PHI 7 C.Hoff, CLE 6 G.Disch, STL 5 O.Overall, NY 5 C.Roy, PHI 5 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO J.Wood, BOS 240 W.Johnson, BRO 255 D.Leonard, CHI 199 E.Walsh, STL 195 E.Plank, PHI 172 V.Gregg, CHI 188 1912 World Series Game #1 Philadelphia (N) 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 2 5 4 Boston (A) 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 2 x - 8 13 0 G.McQuillan and C.Meyers. G.Suggs and T.Easterly. WP - G.Suggs (1-0) LP - G.McQuillan (0-1) HR - BOS: T.Shafer (1) Game #2 Philadelphia (N) 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 - 4 10 4 Boston (A) 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 5 x - 11 14 3 J.Quinn, C.Roy (6), G.Leibhardt (8) and C.Meyers. B.Keeley and T.Easterly. WP - B.Keeley (1-0) LP - J.Quinn (0-1) HR - none Game #3 Boston (A) 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 2 - 8 13 1 Philadelphia (N) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 2 J.Wood and T.Easterly. E.Hughes and C.Meyers. WP - J.Wood (1-0) LP - E.Hughes (0-1) HR - PHI: C.Wilson (1) Game #4 Boston (A) 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 - 4 7 3 Philadelphia (N) 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 x - 6 10 2 R.Collins and T.Easterly. J.Scott and C.Meyers, P.Livingston (9). WP - J.Scott (1-0) LP - R.Collins (0-1) HR - PHI: D.Miller (1) Game #5 Boston (A) 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 3 12 3 Philadelphia (N) 0 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 x - 7 11 0 G.Suggs, C.Smith (8) and T.Easterly. D.Hale, G.McQuillan (9) and C.Meyers. WP - D.Hale (1-0) LP - G.Suggs (1-1) HR - PHI: P.Dougherty (1) Game #6 Philadelphia (N) 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 - 5 9 1 Boston (A) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 - 2 7 2 J.Quinn, C.Roy (7) and C.Meyers. B.Keeley and T.Easterly. WP - J.Quinn (1-1) LP - B.Keeley (1-1) SV - C.Roy (1) HR - none Game #7 Philadelphia (N) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 - 4 7 1 Boston (A) 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 11 3 E.Hughes, G.Liebhardt (10) and C.Meyers. J.Wood, B.Schlitzer (10) and T.Easterly. WP - E.Hughes (1-1) LP - J.Wood (1-1) SV - G.Liebhardt (1) HR - BOS: L.Doyle (1) |
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1912 Awards & Things
American League Outstanding Hitter Award
Joe Jackson, Cleveland 124 g, 480 ab, 101 r, 181 h, 38 2b, 17 3b, 11 hr, 90 rbi, 286 tb, 77 bb, 26 k, 46 sb, .377 avg, .462 obp, .596 slg National League Outstanding Hitter Award Ty Cobb, St.Louis (N) 125 g, 513 ab, 112 r, 195 h, 47 2b, 22 3b, 5 hr, 80 rbi, 301 tb, 49 bb, 45 k, 73 sb, .380 avg, .437 obp, .587 slg American League Outstanding Pitcher Award George Suggs, Boston (A) 26-12, 0 sv, 2.51 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 329.2 ip, 304 ha, 135 r, 92 er, 84 bb, 117 k, 1.18 whip, .244 oavg National League Outstanding Pitcher Award Ed Walsh, St.Louis (N) 25-11, 0 sv, 2.95 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 344.2 ip, 331 ha, 140 r, 113 er, 89 bb, 195 k, 1.22 whip, .259 oavg American League Rookie of the Year Award George Suggs, Boston (A) 26-12, 0 sv, 2.51 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 329.2 ip, 304 ha, 135 r, 92 er, 84 bb, 117 k, 1.18 whip, .244 oavg National League Rookie of the Year Award Jim Viox, Brooklyn 151 g, 618 ab, 91 r, 198 h, 43 2b, 6 3b, 1 hr, 72 rbi, 256 tb, 49 bb, 42 k, 26 sb, .320 avg, .372 obp, .414 slg Major League Records Set or Tied Batting Home Runs: 22 - John Titus, St.Louis (N) American League Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 219 - Tris Speaker, Boston (A) Home Runs: 19 - Gavvy Cravath, New York (A) Runs: 127 - Tris Speaker, Boston (A) National League Records Set or Tied Batting Average: .403 - Armando Marsans, Brooklyn Home Runs: 22 - John Titus, St.Louis (N) Hitting Streak: 31 - Honus Wagner, Philadelphia (N) Milestones 04/11 - 200 victories for Boston (N)'s Chief Bender. 04/27 - 200 wins for Detroit's Doc White. 05/11 - Clyde Milan hits for the cycle. This is the first time that the cycle has been hit this season and the 10th time in history. 05/29 - Sam Crawford bangs 6 hits. 06/08 - Christy Mathewson earns win number 200. 07/15 - Jimmy Sheckard scores 1000th run. 07/27 - Cincinnati's Bill Keister gets 2000th hit. 08/10 - Cardinals' Ed Walsh gets 200th win. Trades 06/15 - Philadelphia (A) gets ss Jack Barry (25 yrs old, .260-0-54-20) and 2b Gene Paulette (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), St.Louis (A) gets lf Sherry Magee (27 yrs old, .286-11-84-30) 07/27 - Detroit gets p Bob Vail (30 yrs old, 1-2, 1 sv, 3.18 era, 5.2 ip, 3 k), St.Louis (N) gets c Bruno Block (27 yrs old, .245-0-12-0) 07/30 - St.Louis (A) gets p George Disch (33 yrs old, 5-5, 3.63 era, 34.2 ip, 11 k) and ss Dutch Lerchen (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), St.Louis (N) gets lf Billy Lush (38 yrs old, .212-0-25-19) and 3b Al Clancy (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) Major Free Agents Pete Alexander, sp Jim Buchanan, sp Ed Hughes, sp Harry Wolter, 1b John Kane, 3b Al Bridwell, 3b Donie Bush, ss Buck Herzog, ss Joe Tinker, ss Bob Bescher, lf Doc Gessler, rf |
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1912-13 Winter
Announcements
Brooklyn - Announced that they are moving into a new ballpark. The ballpark will be named Ebbets Field. New York (A) - Announced that they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the New York Yankees. The team also announced that there was a massive fire at Hilltop Park and that they have agreed to move into the Polo Grounds, home of the New York Giants. The Yankees have also agreed to pay rent for the use of the facilities and ballpark. Free Agency Here are where the major free agents have been signed. "Pete" Alexander, sp - Signed a 1-year, $10,470 contract with Pittsburgh Jim Buchanan, sp - Signed a 3-year, $111,220 contract with Washington Ed Hughes, sp - Signed a 4-year, $97,420 contract with Philadelphia (N) Harry Wolter, 1b - Signed a 2-year, $21,680 contract with Boston (N) John Kane, 3b - Signed a 1-year, $5,410 contract with St.Louis (N) Al Bridwell, 3b - Signed a 1-year, $5,190 contract with Brooklyn Donie Bush, ss - Signed a 3-year, $66,270 contract with Boston (N) Buck Herzog, ss - Signed a 2-year, $35,480 contract with Boston (A) Joe Tinker, ss - Signed a 1-year, $5,820 contract with Brooklyn Bob Bescher, lf - Signed a 4-year, $185,280 contract with Boston (A) Doc Gessler, rf - Signed a 4-year, $111,400 contract with New York (N) Trades 10/09 - Boston (N) gets p Harry Krause (25 yrs old, 10-15, 4.04 era, 211.2 ip, 108 k), Brooklyn gets cf Armando Marsans (25 yrs old, .403-2-49-50) 10/22 - Cleveland gets p Marty McHale (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Chicago (A) gets rf Al Shaw (31 yrs old, .233-2-24-18) and c Joe Smith (18 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/25 - Cincinnati gets 1b Ed Konetchy (27 yrs old, .340-12-120-41), Chicago (N) gets cf Rube Oldring (28 yrs old, .266-3-36-21) 10/26 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Ed Hendricks (27 yrs old, 1-1, 6 sv, 4.45 era, 30.1 ip, 13 k), Washington gets 3b Jimmie Savage (29 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) and ss Wesley Callahan (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/26 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Al Demaree (28 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Chicago (A) gets 1b Chick Gandel (25 yrs old, .302-9-91-33) and lf Biff Schaller (23 yrs old, .261-5-55-24) 11/02 - New York (A) gets ss Lena Blackburne (26 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Pittsburgh gets rf Jack Dalton (27 yrs old, .219-0-1-0) and lf Joe Gedeoin (18 yrs old, .125-0-0-0) 11/11 - Detroit gets p Hub Perdue (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Pittsburgh gets c George Gibson (32 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/17 - Cincinnati gets p Burt Keeley (33 yrs old, 21-12, 2.70 era, 293.1 ip, 109 k), Boston (A) gets 3b Ed McDonald (26 yrs old, .301-4-53-11) and ss Ray Mowe (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/20 - St.Louis (N) gets 2b Baldy Louden (27 yrs old, .241-0-13-13) and lf Larry Chappell (22 yrs old, .284-0-5-3) 11/22 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Charley Hall (27 yrs old, 0-0, 6.75 era, 2.2 ip, 2 k), New York (N) gets c Art Wilson (26 yrs old, .235-3-39-2) 11/28 - Cincinnati gets p Bill Otey (25 yrs old, 6-4, 4 sv, 2.44 era, 81.0 ip, 33 k) and 1b Eddie Onslow (19 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Chicago (A) gets cf Ginger Beaumont (36 yrs old, .260-3-40-27) and c Frank Snyder (19 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/01 - Chicago (N) gets p Roy Hitt (25 yrs old, 18-10, 2.73 era, 267.1 ip, 149 k) and 1b Eddie Onslow (19 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cincinnati gets c Johnny Kling (37 yrs old, .211-3-28-0) 12/01 - New York (N) gets p Bob Groom (28 yrs old, 15-23, 3.42 era, 337.1 ip, 176 k), Pittsburgh gets 2b George Cutshaw (25 yrs old, .237-0-21-2) and c Skipper Roberts (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/01 - Philadelphia (A) gets p George Suggs (30 yrs old, 26-12, 2.51 era, 329.2 ip, 117 k), Boston gets cf Fred Kommers (26 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) and ss Joe Giannini (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/02 - Cincinnati gets p Eddie Plank (37 yrs old, 13-17, 3.64 era, 304.0 ip, 172 k), Philadelphia (A) gets ss Bill Keister (38 yrs old, .324-3-40-26) 12/02 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Roy Witherup (26 yrs old, 10-21, 3.79 era, 277.2 ip, 125 k) and ss Rivington Bisland (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), New York (N) gets lf Tilly Walker (25 yrs old, .286-1-9-2) 12/03 - Chicago (A) gets p Jerry Akers (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Washington gets 1b Bill Hinchman (29 yrs old, .247-0-32-5) 12/04 - New York (A) gets p Oscar Graham (34 yrs old, 13-16, 4.43 era, 270.0 ip, 116 k), St.Louis (N) gets c Jimmy Archer (29 yrs old, .287-3-20-0) and c Johnny Bassler (17 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/11 - Pittsburgh gets p Gene Packard (25 yrs old, 0-2, 5.75 era, 20.1 ip, 10 k), Detroit gets ss Eddie Foster (23 yrs old, .292-1-55-11) 12/17 - St.Louis (N) gets p Chief Johnson (26 yrs old, 9-12, 4.14 era, 174.0 ip, 84 k), Washington gets ss Rollie Zeider (29 yrs old, .211-0-41-44) 01/17 - Philadelphia (A) gets c Ed Phelps (32 yrs old, .284-0-14-2), Cincinnati gets rf Elmer Flick (37 yrs old, .244-3-40-20) Retirements 3b Wid Conroy, age 35 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .282 with 2 homers, 62 rbi and 28 sb in 128 games. .226 avg, 11 hr, 282 rbi, 632 h, 104 2b, 41 3b, 317 r, 143 sb rf Lefty Davis, age 38 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .341 with 3 homers, 73 rbi and 72 sb in 142 games. .256 avg, 15 hr, 324 rbi, 911 h, 109 2b, 51 3b, 519 r, 332 sb 3b John Dobbs, age 37 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he batted .278 with 1 homer, 34 rbi and 12 sb in 116 games. .254 avg, 9 hr, 361 rbi, 865 h, 121 2b, 33 3b, 402 r, 113 sb cf Truck Eagan, age 35 - 2 seasons. .169 avg, 0 hr, 10 rbi, 14 h, 2 2b, 0 3b, 7 r, 3 sb cf Billy Lush, age 39 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he batted .301 with 0 homers, 46 rbi and 37 sb in 154 games. .250 avg, 19 hr, 538 rbi, 1551 h, 154 2b, 95 3b, 915 r, 418 sb cf Chick Stahl, age 40 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .363 with 10 homers, 87 rbi and 81 sb in 139 games. .288 avg, 56 hr, 819 rbi, 2066 h, 319 2b, 116 3b, 1067 r, 413 sb rf Bunk Congalton, age 37 - 10 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he batted .327 with 5 homers, 71 rbi and 22 sb in 153 games. .285 avg, 14 hr, 321 rbi, 865 h, 84 2b, 25 3b, 305 r, 78 sb rf Pete LePine, age 35 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he batted .291 with 3 homers, 20 rbi and 4 sb in 54 games. .265 avg, 3 hr, 31 rbi, 48 h, 7 2b, 2 3b, 26 r, 5 sb lf Dusty Miller, age 35 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1903 when he batted .261 with 1 homer, 18 rbi and 9 sb in 80 games. .241 avg, 2 hr, 45 rbi, 109 h, 13 2b, 8 3b, 36 r, 12 sb ss Mike Donovan, age 31 - 1 season. .000 avg, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 h, 0 2b, 0 3b, 0 r, 0 sb 3b She Donahue, age 35 - 5 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he batted .500 with 0 homers, 0 rbi and 0 sb in 11 games. .211 avg, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 4 h, 1 2b, 0 3b, 2 r, 0 sb cf Bill Byers, age 35 - 1 season. .250 avg, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 2 h, 0 2b, 0 3b, 1 r, 0 sb cf Otto Clymer, age 37 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1906 when he batted .338 with 0 homers, 26 rbi and 33 sb in 128 games. .268 avg, 2 hr, 160 rbi, 452 h, 41 2b, 22 3b, 194 r, 107 sb 2b Ike Rockenfield, age 36 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he batted .355 with 0 homers, 5 rbi and 0 sb in 24 games. .217 avg, 0 hr, 15 rbi, 43 h, 4 2b, 1 3b, 18 r, 4 sb ss Red Morgan, age 29 - 8 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he batted .615 with 0 homers, 3 rbi and 0 sb in 13 games. .297 avg, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 11 h, 2 2b, 1 3b, 3 r, 0 sb rf Dick Bayless, age 29 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1908 when he batted .333 with 0 homers, 1 rbi and 0 sb in 14 games. .300 avg, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 6 h, 0 2b, 0 3b, 2 r, 0 sb sp Phil Stremmel, age 32 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 4.0 ip, 0 r, 0 er, 7 bb, 1 k 1b Frank Chance, age 35 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he batted .278 with 0 homers, 42 rbi and 58 sb in 131 games. .265 avg, 14 hr, 548 rbi, 1333 h, 211 2b, 107 3b, 763 r, 414 sb sp Red Donahue, age 40 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he compiled a 20-10 record with a 2.22 era and 75 k in 263.0 innings. 231-240, 6 sv, 3.29 era, 4232.2 ip, 2168 r, 1548 er, 997 bb, 1226 k sp Wild Bill Donovan, age 36 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1908 when he compiled a 24-15 record with a 1.62 era and 185 k in 366.1 innings. 143-127, 8 sv, 2.75 era, 248.1 ip, 105 r, 740 er, 961 bb, 1184 k 2b Kid Elberfeld, age 37 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he batted .304 with 3 homers, 65 rbi and 34 sb in 143 games. .293 avg, 13 hr, 628 rbi, 1787 h, 163 2b, 55 3b, 816 r, 350 sb ss Charlie Hickman, age 36 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1901 when he batted .324 with 11 homers, 106 rbi and 13 sb in 139 games. .277 avg, 49 hr, 698 rbi, 1312 h, 266 2b, 82 3b, 605 r, 119 sb lf Jim Jackson, age 35 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he batted .355 with 0 homers, 2 rbi and 0 sb in 11 games. .235 avg, 1 hr, 58 rbi, 150 h, 19 2b, 5 3b, 65 r, 17 sb sp Deacon Phillippe, age 40 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1902 when he compiled a 24-10 record with a 2.74 era and 130 k in 315.0 innings. 166-163, 19 sv, 2.86 era, 2914.0 ip, 1332 r, 926 er, 562 bb, 1074 k cf Irv Waldron, age 37 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he batted .273 with 1 homer, 53 rbi and 62 sb in 152 games. .265 avg, 5 hr, 409 rbi, 1251 h, 157 2b, 61 3b, 606 r, 330 sb sp Fred Glade, age 36 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1904 when he compiled a 23-16 record with a 2.01 era and 151 k in 340.1 innings. 68-68, 0 sv, 2.60 era, 1234.2 ip, 508 r, 357 er, 299 bb, 520 k mr Joe Adams, age 34 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 1.50 era, 6.0 ip, 3 r, 1 er, 0 bb, 1 k sp Chappie McFarland, age 36 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1903 when he compiled a 15-13 record with a 2.23 era and 137 k in 254.0 innings. 53-46, 2 sv, 2.54 era, 867.0 ip, 336 r, 245 er, 237 bb, 342 k sp George Mullin, age 31 - 10 seasons. His best season was in 1908 whein he compiled a 28-10 record with a 1.61 era and 130 k in 346.2 innings. 122-108, 5 sv, 2.67 era, 2127.0 ip, 892 r, 632 er, 680 bb, 826 k mr Cy Vorhees, age 37 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he compiled a 2-0 record with a 0.77 era and 9 k in 23.1 innings. 2-0, 0 sv, 2.17 era, 29.0 ip, 9 r, 7 er, 17 bb, 12 k mr Dave Williams, age 31 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1908 when he compiled a 5-5 record with a 2.33 era and 31 k in 89.0 innings. 14-13, 4 sv, 2.86 era, 198.0 ip, 84 r, 63 er, 86 bb, 69 k sp Fred Burchell, age 33 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he compiled an 11-15 record with a 3.46 era and 102 k in 252.2 innings. 36-47, 6 sv, 3.06 era, 773.2 ip, 385 r, 263 er, 296 bb, 331 k sp Jack Doscher, age 32 - 9 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he compiled a 10-6 record with 1 save, a 2.53 era and 84 k in 174.0 innings. 30-31, 3 sv, 2.93 era, 565.1 ip, 257 r, 184 er, 237 bb, 238 k mr John Barthold, age 30 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1907 when he compiled a 1-0 record with a 1.69 era and 1 k in 5.1 innings. 1-1, 0 sv, 1.08 era, 8.1 ip, 2 r, 1 er, 4 bb, 2 k mr Andy Bruckmiller, age 31 - 2 seasons. 0-0, 0 sv, 3.00 era, 3.0 ip, 1 r, 1 er, 1 bb, 0 k sp Ernie Baker, age 37 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0.1 ip, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 0 k sp Ed Reulbach, age 30 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1911 when he compiled a 10-10 record with a 3.93 era and 66 k in 183.1 innings. 15-18, 8 sv, 3.08 era, 338.2 ip, 152 r, 116 er, 159 bb, 142 k sp Jake Thielman, age 33 - 7 seasons. His best season was in 1905 when he compiled a 21-16 record with a 2.43 era and 131 k in 345.0 innings. 74-57, 2 sv, 2.36 era, 1228.2 ip, 456 r, 322 er, 315 bb, 394 k sp Rip Vowinkel, age 28 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1908 when he compiled a 20-16 record with a 1.95 era and 147 k in 337.0 innings. 80-69, 0 sv, 2.51 era, 1376.1 ip, 564 r, 384 er, 415 bb, 560 k mr Lou Fiene, age 28 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he compiled a 7-8 record with 1 save, a 2.32 era and 50 k in 112.2 innings. 16-22, 4 sv, 3.28 era, 329.0 ip, 164 r, 120 er, 115 bb, 133 k mr Fred Beebe, age 32 - 3 seasons. 1-0, 0 sv, 2.45 era, 7.1 ip, 2 r, 2 er, 5 bb, 5 k sp Irv Higginbotham, age 30 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 9.00 era, 2.0 ip, 2 r, 2 er, 1 bb, 2 k sp "Salida Tom" Hughes, age 29 - 6 seasons. His best season was in 1906 when he compiled a 20-16 record with a 2.22 era and 152 k in 320.1 innings. 87-90, 0 sv, 2.79 era, 1530.2 ip, 697 r, 474 er, 537 bb, 672 k mr John McCloskey, age 30 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 4.50 era, 4.0 ip, 3 r, 2 er, 1 bb, 3 k sp Tex Neuer, age 35 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1911 when he compiled a 5-6 record with 1 save, a 3.31 era and 26 k in 89.2 innings. 11-15, 1 sv, 3.09 era, 233.0 ip, 116 r, 80 er, 82 bb, 56 k sp Bill Burns, age 33 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1909 when he compiled a 6-3 record with a 1.96 era and 29 k in 91.2 innings. 14-7, 1 sv, 2.26 era, 199.0 ip, 70 r, 50 er, 38 bb, 76 k sp Ralph Savidge, age 34 - 1 season. 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0.1 ip, 0 r, 0 er, 2 bb, 0 k sp Buck Stanley, age 23 - 1 season. 1-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 2.0 ip, 0 r, 0 er, 0 bb, 1 k First-Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five New York (N) Guy Morton,p George Kaiserling,p Braggo Roth,rf George LeClair,p John Potts,rf St.Louis (A) Harry Heilmann,rf Paul Carter,p George Burns,1b Bill Wambsganss,ss Allen Sothoron,p Pittsburgh Dolf Luque,p Fin Wilson,p Abe Bowman,p Johnny Enzmann,p Al Halt,3b Washington Dave Davenport,p Erv Kantlehner,p Jim Kelly,rf Marty Kavanagh,2b Dave Black,p Philadelphia (A) Erv Lange,p Fritz Coumbe,p Max Flack,rf Charlie Schmutz,p Cad Coles,cf Detroit Ben Tincup,p Elmer Jacobs,p Tom McGuire,p Snipe Conley,p Herb Kelly,p Chicago (A) Henry Keupper,p Dan Marion,p Dan Sherman,p Charlie Whitehouse,p Fred McMullin,3b Brooklyn Mike Prendergast,p Paul Fittery,p George Anderson,lf Eddie Matteson,p George Hogan,p New York (A) Rube Bressler,p Pete Henning,p Al Tedrow,p Charlie Pick,3b Karl Adams,p Boston (N) Rankin Johnson,p Joe Harris,1b Mike Menosky,rf Ivan Howard,1b Ed Henderson,p Chicago (N) Alex Main,p Ben Harris,p Ed Porray,p Cliff Daringer,ss Ralph McConnaughey,p Cleveland Pete Schneider,p Jim Bluejacket,p Elmer Smith,rf Wally Gerber,ss Manuel Cueto,3b Cincinnati Red Faber,p Dick Crutcher,p Katsy Keifer,p Tex Wisterzil,3b Joe Oeschger,p St.Louis (N) Max Fiske,p Charlie Hanford,cf Johnnie Williams,p Hi Jasper,p Matt Zeiser,p Boston (A) Mellie Wolfgang,p Jack Tobin,rf Grover Gilmore,rf Ernie Manning,p Herold Juul,p Philadelphia (N) Babe Ruth,p Irish Meusel,lf Walton Cruise,lf Doc Kerr,c Sad Sam Jones,p Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten New York (N) Eric Erickson,p Art Wilson,c Vern Hughes,p Bill Kellogg,1b Frank Barron,p St.Louis (A) William Rumler,c Ike McAuley,ss Ben Dyer,ss Fred Worden,p Sam Crane,ss Pittsburgh Guy Cooper,p Stan Baumgartner,p Joe Kelly,cf Shag Thompson,cf Fred Ostendorf,p Washington Walter Hoake,1b Red Oldham,p Bruno Betzel,3b Lloyd Bishop,p Larry Pratt,c Philadelphia (A) King Lear,p Walter Barbare,3b Larry Pezold,3b Maury Uhler,lf John Allen,p Detroit Joe Houser,p Dick Kauffman,1b Ted Welch,p Austin Walsh,lf Pat Griffin,p Chicago (A) Dan Woodman,p Jack McCandless,cf Grover Baichley,p John Misse,2b Dixie McArthur,p Brooklyn Dan Adams,p Harvey Russell,c Henry Benn,p Howard Lohr,cf Harley Dillinger,p New York (A) Steamboat Williams,p Larry Gilbert,rf Ed Kelly,p Jack Enzenroth,c George Twombly,lf Boston (N) Johnny Rawlings,ss Ducky YOunt,p Ed Hemmingway,3b John McGraw,p Chick Davies,cf Chicago (N) Carl Vandagrift,2b Ross Reynolds,p Bill Warren,c Ducky Swan,p Bill Wagner,c Cleveland Everett Scott,ss Jack Farrell,2b Jimmy Smith,ss Clarence Woods,p George Textor,c Cincinnati Hal Irelan,2b Ralph Mattis,lf Pep Goodwin,ss Pete Fahrer,p Fred Brainerd,1b St.Louis (N) Al Boucher,3b Bob Ingersoll,p Biddy Dolan,1b George Beck,p Scotty Alcock,3b Boston (A) Joe Leonard,3b Al Huenke,p Nick Allen,c Jack Ridgway,p Bill Jackson,1b Philadelphia (N) Zip Collins,cf Jim Stevens,p Jack Leary,1b Ed McCreery,p Fritz Von Kolnitz,3b |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Chicago
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Wow, what a fun dynasty to follow! I'll certainly be following along!
Although it looks like we've already got all his stats since he keeps winning the MOB award, could you follow Ty Cobb for me? And on the pitching side, if you don't mind, Eppa Rixey? |
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