North American Baseball League - Page 34

scott1964 · 11-26-2012, 12:51 AM

1937 Playoffs

Chicago White Sox (90-64) vs Brooklyn Dodgers (91-63)

Chicago at Brooklyn
Game 1
Tuesday 10/5
Brooklyn 5 Chicago 1:
WP Lefty Gomez
LP Denny Galehouse
HR Tony Lazzeri (CHA) Ernie Sulik (BRO)
Sulik's first inning three run HR lifts Dodgers

Game 2
Wednesday 10/6
Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2:
WP Harry Gumbert
LP Russ Bauers
HR Jimmy Ripple (BRO)
White Sox score twice in the ninth

Brooklyn at Chicago
Game 3
Friday 10/8
Brooklyn 7 Chicago 2:
WP Bill Swift
LP Johnny Broaca
HR Mel Ott (BRO) Hank Greenberg (BRO) Jimmy Ripple (2) (BRO)
Mel Ott's third inning GRAND SLAM lifts Dodgers.

Game 4
Saturday 10/9
Brooklyn 4 Chicago 1:
WP Lefty Gomez (2-0)
LP Denny Galehouse (0-2)
HR Mel Ott (BRO)
Ott's second GRAND SLAM powers Dodgers.

Game 5
Sunday 10/10
Chicago 3 Brooklyn 1:
WP Harry Gumbert (2-0)
LP Russ Bauers (0-2)
Cecil Travis 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Chicago at Brooklyn

Game 6
Tuesday 10/12
Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2:
WP Johnny Broaca (1-1)
LP Bill Swift (1-1)
Hank Greenberg 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Game 7
Wednesday 10/13
Chicago 4 Brooklyn 1:
WP Denny Galehouse (1-2)
LP Lefty Gomez (2-1)
White Sox storm back to win their 3rd Series.

Chicago Defeats Brooklyn
Wednesday, October 13th, 1937
The Chicago White Sox were crowned the champions of the North American BaseBall League today as they put away the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field 4-1.

It was the White Sox 3rd time to win it as they finished off the Dodgers 4-3 in the North American Series.

Off Season

Draft

Round one results


Round 1, Pick 1 - Cincinnati Reds: 2B Joe Gordon
Round 1, Pick 2 - Washington Senators: LF Max West
Round 1, Pick 3 - Boston Red Sox: SP Mort Cooper
Round 1, Pick 4 - Pittsburgh Pirates: LF Roy Cullenbine
Round 1, Pick 5 - Philadelphia Phillies: SS Lou Boudreau
Round 1, Pick 6 - Chicago Cubs: SP Bob Klinger
Round 1, Pick 7 - New York Yankees: RF Enos Slaughter
Round 1, Pick 8 - Cleveland Indians: SP Bill Posedel
Round 1, Pick 9 - Brooklyn Dodgers: C Earle Brucker
Round 1, Pick 10 - Boston Bees: RF Taffy Wright
Round 1, Pick 11 - Detroit Tigers: CF Sam Chapman
Round 1, Pick 12 - Detroit Tigers: 2B Benny McCoy
Round 1, Pick 13 - Detroit Tigers: 3B Jim Tabor
Round 1, Pick 14 - Philadelphia Athletics: 3B George Myatt
Round 1, Pick 15 - Philadelphia Athletics: MR Max Lanier
Round 1, Pick 16 - Pittsburgh Pirates: RF George Case
Round 1, Pick 17 - Chicago Cubs: SP Joe Krakauskas

Senators Draft
LF Max West
SS Mark Christman
SS Johnny Gerlach
MR Rene Monteagudo
MR Ralph Buxton

Retirements
No Major Retirements

Accomplishments
Lou Gehrig hits 3 HRs on June 1st
Stan Hack goes 6-7 on August 1st
Bill DeLancey has 33 game hitting streak
Al Simmons, Charlie Gehringer, and Gabby Hartnett 2500th hit
Charlie Root 200th win

Awards

NL Glove Wizard Award Winners Named
Monday, October 25th, 1937
In baseball circles, a player who has good range, a good arm and good hands is a great catch. Clubs strive to be strong in the field, especially "up the middle." Solid defenders can make a difference in the outcome of tight games and tight pennant races. The Glove Wizard Awards for 1937 in the National League go to these standout defenders:

Pitcher: Cliff Melton (Philadelphia Phillies)
Catcher: Bill DeLancey (Cincinnati Reds)
First Baseman: Zeke Bonura (Philadelphia Phillies)
Second Baseman: Charlie Gehringer (Brooklyn Dodgers)
Third Baseman: Bill Brubaker (St. Louis Cardinals)
Shortstop: Frankie Crosetti (Cincinnati Reds)
Left Fielder: Mel Almada (Cincinnati Reds)
Center Fielder: Joe DiMaggio (Cincinnati Reds)
Right Fielder: Ival Goodman (Boston Bees)

1937 Best Gloves Picked by AL
Monday, October 25th, 1937
"Ball hawk" is a good name for the members of the defensive elite, the players who make leather shine. The fielders who crashed the wall, leaped in the air, and dived in the hole better than any others during 1937 have been tabbed as the American League's Glove Wizard Award winners. Here are this year's best:

Pitcher: Lou Fette (Cleveland Indians)
Catcher: Harry Danning (Cleveland Indians)
First Baseman: Bill Terry (Philadelphia Athletics)
Second Baseman: Tony Cuccinello (Washington Senators)
Third Baseman: Ken Keltner (Washington Senators)
Shortstop: Dick Bartell (Cleveland Indians)
Left Fielder: Gene Moore (Chicago White Sox)
Center Fielder: Terry Moore (Boston Red Sox)
Right Fielder: Tommy Henrich (Boston Red Sox)

NL's Top Rookie Named
Tuesday, October 26th, 1937
All the votes are in for the National League Newcomer of the Year Award. The honor for 1937 has been presented to Joe DiMaggio, center fielder for the Reds.

He fashioned a .344 batting average, piling up 209 hits in 607 at-bats, 25 home runs, 66 walks, 110 RBIs and a .408 OBP.

Henrich Best Rookie in 1937
Tuesday, October 26th, 1937
Tommy Henrich of the Red Sox had a good year during 1937. In his debut season the Boston right fielder hit .328 on his way to the Newcomer of the Year Award.

Henrich collected 196 hits with 29 home runs, 124 RBIs and 111 runs scored.

NL Best Mound Performer Named
Thursday, October 28th, 1937
The Outstanding Pitcher Award for 1937 has been presented and the National League winner is Lefty Gomez of Brooklyn.

"It's always nice to receive an award like this," said Gomez. "I just hope I can improve on my performance next year and be in the running again," the Dodgers star told reporters.

Gomez excelled with an impressive 22-8 record in 38 starts. In 323.1 innings he yielded 305 hits and 134 walks, while striking out 199 and compiling a fine 2.56 ERA.

Chicago Star, Outstanding Pitcher Award Winner
Thursday, October 28th, 1937
He's in the early phase of his career, but this past season Denny Galehouse performed like a veteran on the hill for the Chicago White Sox and walked away with the American League Outstanding Pitcher Award in the process.

The 25-year-old White Sox star fashioned a 19-10 won-loss record in 1937 with a 2.83 ERA. In 280 innings of work and 39 starts, Galehouse struck out 127 while giving up 280 hits and 106 walks. He held opposing batters to a .259 average.

Ott Batter Of The Year In NL
Friday, October 29th, 1937
It's been a year of triumph for veteran Mel Ott of the Brooklyn Dodgers as he hit his way to the 1937 National League Outstanding Hitter Award.

The 28-year-old veteran compiled a .334 average and .416 on-base percentage by putting together 201 hits, 26 doubles, 9 triples, 36 home runs and 81 walks. He also scored 115 times and drove in 134 runs.

Medwick Rewarded with 1937 AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Friday, October 29th, 1937
What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 1937 Outstanding Hitter Award in the American League. It had already been a very special season for New York's Joe Medwick, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake.

All season long Joe Medwick gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .357 as he collected 219 hits, 47 doubles, 12 triples, 28 home runs and 116 RBIs.

Senators Moves
Done Deal: Fieber for Cascarella
Monday, October 25th, 1937
BNN is reporting a rumored trade between the Washington Senators and Boston Red Sox has been finalized. The deal, which is expected to be announced sometime during the next few hours, will reportedly send 24-year-old closer Clarence Fieber to Boston in return for 30-year-old minor league starting pitcher Joe Cascarella. The clubs were noncommittal on the trade, but did not deny it.

During his career Cascarella has compiled a 5-7 record with a 5.53 ERA in 19 starts.

scott1964 · 11-26-2012, 12:24 PM

1938 Season

AMERICAN LEAGUE PREDICTED STANDINGS

Team	W	L	PCT	GB	Runs	AVG	HR	SB	Runs against	ERA	K	BB
Boston Red Sox	103	51	.669	-	827	.288	104	81	612	3.42	572	468
Cleveland Indians	92	62	.597	11	809	.284	139	34	672	3.60	633	597
Chicago White Sox	83	71	.539	20	797	.286	96	47	744	4.15	492	529
New York Yankees	82	72	.532	21	782	.276	105	39	745	4.07	547	538
Philadelphia Athletics	73	81	.474	30	753	.287	65	21	770	4.23	430	491
Detroit Tigers	63	91	.409	40	723	.280	62	70	847	4.66	442	615
Washington Senators	62	92	.403	41	704	.259	136	39	841	4.60	389	634
St. Louis Browns	61	93	.396	42	701	.285	75	74	865	4.71	415	544

TOP 10 HITTERS

Player	Team	G	AB	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
T. Henrich, RF	BOS	144	541	27	108	11	.322	.427	.569
J. Heath, LF	NYA	148	615	26	120	5	.311	.359	.566
J. Foxx, 1B	WS1	151	569	34	101	3	.290	.390	.530
B. Johnson, LF	CLE	148	593	30	112	12	.293	.373	.516
J. Medwick, CF	NYA	150	601	22	115	4	.327	.376	.529
J. Kuhel, 1B	BOS	152	622	17	111	20	.317	.383	.483
E. Averill, CF	CLE	150	540	21	93	4	.316	.405	.525
B. Arlett, 1B	CLE	129	459	28	109	1	.317	.403	.565
B. Myer, SS	PHA	149	603	5	65	2	.313	.425	.422
G. Selkirk, LF	WS1	148	540	24	84	14	.278	.393	.481

TOP 10 PITCHERS

Player	Team	G	W	L	ERA	IP	HA	BB	K	K/9
C. Passeau	CLE	38	25	10	3.02	323.2	304	104	111	3.10
T. Carleton	BOS	38	21	9	2.91	303.0	277	120	151	4.49
R. Ruffing	BOS	38	23	11	3.61	316.2	341	108	132	3.76
M. Cooper	BOS	38	21	9	3.48	309.1	285	134	141	4.12
D. Leonard	BOS	38	22	15	3.63	325.1	366	76	98	2.71
B. Feller	CLE	39	20	14	3.72	313.1	267	208	257	7.39
M. Shoffner	NYA	38	20	14	3.90	320.0	363	95	97	2.74
L. Fette	CLE	38	18	17	3.49	316.2	347	117	86	2.45
C. Hubbell	WS1	38	18	17	3.67	309.1	326	100	138	4.03
R. Sherid	CHA	38	18	15	3.96	300.2	330	91	96	2.89

NATIONAL LEAGUE PREDICTED STANDINGS

Team	W	L	PCT	GB	Runs	AVG	HR	SB	Runs against	ERA	K	BB
Philadelphia Phillies	93	61	.604	-	842	.294	93	37	686	3.71	606	493
Boston Bees	84	70	.545	9	700	.262	85	48	628	3.45	592	595
St. Louis Cardinals	83	71	.539	10	755	.278	64	81	718	3.89	544	583
Cincinnati Reds	81	73	.526	12	691	.262	109	74	668	3.59	389	597
Brooklyn Dodgers	78	76	.506	15	795	.275	111	60	783	4.15	662	633
Chicago Cubs	75	79	.487	18	785	.272	117	16	780	4.17	569	677
New York Giants	67	87	.435	26	636	.253	62	92	752	4.08	471	578
Pittsburgh Pirates	57	97	.370	36	655	.251	69	144	844	4.78	475	632

TOP 10 HITTERS

Player	Team	G	AB	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
J. Mize, 1B	CHN	152	603	38	136	0	.335	.418	.619
H. Greenberg, LF	BRO	149	606	39	126	6	.309	.394	.581
Z. Bonura, 1B	PHI	152	633	25	110	3	.331	.400	.509
L. Gehrig, 1B	BSN	154	595	26	111	3	.308	.414	.521
J. DiMaggio, CF	CIN	148	614	26	102	3	.321	.373	.548
W. Moses, RF	SLN	148	603	14	115	18	.317	.390	.476
H. Trosky, 1B	CIN	153	555	21	103	0	.315	.396	.518
G. Goslin, RF	CHN	149	601	23	87	4	.284	.382	.470
A. Vaughan, SS	SLN	148	604	7	99	11	.324	.397	.459
L. Boudreau, SS	PHI	147	651	8	79	3	.310	.371	.436

TOP 10 PITCHERS

Player	Team	G	W	L	ERA	IP	HA	BB	K	K/9
L. Grove	SLN	38	22	13	2.70	317.1	285	96	203	5.76
L. Grissom	BSN	38	20	12	3.02	295.2	242	142	162	4.95
B. Lee	PHI	38	21	12	3.30	324.0	332	113	129	3.59
J. Bowman	CIN	38	21	16	3.28	327.2	302	87	102	2.80
B. Klinger	CHN	38	21	11	3.45	310.0	314	112	93	2.70
C. Melton	PHI	38	21	11	3.68	315.2	330	90	169	4.82
C. Blanton	BSN	38	19	15	3.35	316.1	295	107	142	4.04
H. Casey	PHI	38	20	13	3.91	310.2	328	111	102	2.97
T. Bridges	BRO	38	19	15	3.99	311.0	322	133	189	5.47
J. Tobin	NY1	38	18	17	3.52	317.1	323	109	96	2.72

Top 100 Prospects List Published
Monday, April 18th, 1938
The season is about to start, so it's time to publish the annual Top 100 Prospects list. This year 25-year-old starting pitcher Mort Cooper of the Boston Red Sox is the #1 prospect overall.

Here is the top 10:
1) SP Mort Cooper, 25, Boston Red Sox
2) SS Lou Boudreau, 20, Philadelphia Phillies
3) RF Roy Cullenbine, 24, Pittsburgh Pirates
4) SP Kirby Higbe, 23, New York Giants
5) SP Joe Krakauskas, 23, Chicago Cubs
6) SP Johnny Rigney, 23, Boston Red Sox
7) CF Sam Chapman, 22, Detroit Tigers
8) MR Max Lanier, 22, Philadelphia Athletics
9) SS Benny McCoy, 22, Detroit Tigers
10) 1B Nick Etten, 24, Boston Red Sox

NABL News: Opening Day
Monday, April 18th, 1938
The analysts have made their predictions -- now it's time for the clubs themselves to have their say. Opening Day of the new baseball season has arrived at last as the North American BaseBall League begins its 1938 campaign. The schedule calls for these games on the first day of action:

New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics @ Washington Senators

Washington Senators Roster
ACTIVE ROSTER

Pitchers	Pos	Team	Age	DOB	POB	Nat.	Bats	Throws	Height	Weight	Salary
Fitzsimmons, Freddie	SP	Washington Senators	36	07/28/1901	Mishawaka	USA	Right	Right	5' 10"	175 lbs	$16,000
Freitas, Tony	SP	Washington Senators	29	05/05/1908	Mill Valley	USA	Right	Left	5' 8"	157 lbs	$12,600
Hubbell, Carl	SP	Washington Senators	34	06/22/1903	Carthage	USA	Right	Left	6' 0"	172 lbs	$47,250
Schumacher, Hal	SP	Washington Senators	27	11/23/1910	Hinckley	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	195 lbs	$7,812
Weaver, Jim	SP	Washington Senators	34	11/25/1903	Unknown	USA	Right	Right	6' 5"	226 lbs	$26,000
Malone, Pat	MR	Washington Senators	35	09/25/1902	Altoona	USA	Left	Right	6' 0"	196 lbs	$15,800
Porter, Ned	MR	Washington Senators	32	05/06/1905	Apalachicola	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	175 lbs	$3,720
Spencer, Glenn	MR	Washington Senators	32	09/11/1905	Corning	USA	Right	Right	5' 10"	155 lbs	$8,925
Tising, Jack	MR	Washington Senators	34	10/09/1903	High Point	USA	Left	Right	6' 2"	182 lbs	$3,720
Catchers	Pos	Team	Age	DOB	POB	Nat.	Bats	Throws	Height	Weight	Salary
Hayes, Frankie	C	Washington Senators	23	10/13/1914	Jamesburg	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	185 lbs	$6,000
O'Dea, Ken	C	Washington Senators	25	03/16/1913	Lima	USA	Left	Right	6' 0"	180 lbs	$7,475
Infielders	Pos	Team	Age	DOB	POB	Nat.	Bats	Throws	Height	Weight	Salary
Foxx, Jimmie	1B	Washington Senators	30	10/22/1907	Unknown	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	191 lbs	$43,710
Barkley, Red	2B	Washington Senators	25	09/19/1912	Childress	USA	Right	Right	5' 10"	160 lbs	$3,720
Bucher, Jim	2B	Washington Senators	27	03/11/1911	Manassas	USA	Left	Right	5' 10"	172 lbs	$6,825
Cuccinello, Tony	2B	Washington Senators	30	11/08/1907	Unknown	USA	Right	Right	5' 6"	162 lbs	$14,000
Reese, Jimmie	2B	Washington Senators	36	10/01/1901	New York	USA	Left	Right	6' 0"	159 lbs	$9,500
Jackson, Travis	3B	Washington Senators	34	11/02/1903	Waldo	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	158 lbs	$15,000
Keltner, Ken	3B	Washington Senators	21	10/31/1916	Milwaukee	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	190 lbs	$3,720
Cronin, Jim	SS	Washington Senators	32	08/07/1905	Richmond	USA	Switch	Right	6' 0"	134 lbs	$16,850
Outfielders	Pos	Team	Age	DOB	POB	Nat.	Bats	Throws	Height	Weight	Salary
Moore, Jo-Jo	LF	Washington Senators	29	12/25/1908	Unknown	USA	Left	Right	5' 10"	157 lbs	$24,000
Selkirk, George	LF	Washington Senators	30	01/04/1908	Huntsville	CAN	Left	Right	6' 0"	198 lbs	$12,500
Simmons, Al	LF	Washington Senators	35	05/22/1902	Milwaukee	USA	Right	Right	5' 10"	204 lbs	$20,000
West, Max	LF	Washington Senators	21	11/28/1916	Dexter	USA	Left	Right	6' 0"	182 lbs	$7,440
Cuyler, Kiki	CF	Washington Senators	39	08/30/1898	Harrisville	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	182 lbs	$16,000
Hafey, Chick	RF	Washington Senators	35	02/12/1903	Berkeley	USA	Right	Right	6' 0"	173 lbs	$17,130

scott1964 · 11-26-2012, 11:58 PM

Philadelphia at Washington
3 game series

Monday 4/18
Philadelphia 1 Washington 0 (10):
WP Don Brennan
LP Carl Hubbell
George McQuinn singles in George Myatt in the 10th.

Tuesday 4/19
Washington 2 Philadelphia 0:
WP Jim Weaver
LP Vito Tamulis
Red Barkley 2-3, RBI.

Wednesday 4/20
Philadelphia 4 Washington 3:
WP Tot Pressnell
LP Hal Schumacher
HR Bill Dickey Max West
Dickey's HR lifts Athletics

Washington (1-2) at New York (0-4)
3 game series

Friday 4/22
NY 2 Washington 1:
WP Milt Shoffner
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons
Joe Cronin's 9th inning RBI single lifts Yankees

Saturday 4/23
Washington 4 NY 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (1-1)
LP Marty Griffin (0-2)
HR Frankie Hayes Gabby Hartnett (2)
Senators score twice in the ninth.

Sunday 4/24
NY 6 Washington 5:
WP Al Hollingsworth
LP Pat Malone
Senators score 5 in the ninth to let it slip away in the bottom of the ninth

Boston (5-2) at Washington (2-4)
3 game series

Monday 4/25
Boston 4 Washington 3:
WP Red Ruffing (2-0)
LP Hal Schumacher (0-2)
HR Hal Schumacher
Terry Moore 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Tuesday 4/26
Boston 3 Washington 2:
WP Mort Cooper (1-1)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (0-2)
HR Max West (2)
Joe Kuhel 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 4/27
Boston 5 Washington 2:
WP Dutch Leonard (3-0)
LP Carl Hubbell (1-2)
Spud Davis 2-5, 2 RBIs.

Washington (2-7) at Philadelphia (4-5)
2 game series

Thursday 4/28
Philadelphia 4 Washington 1:
WP Vito Tamulis (1-1)
LP Jim Weaver (1-1)
Senators drop 5th straight

Friday 4/29
Philadelphia 3 Washington 2:
WP Tot Pressnell (2-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (0-3)
HR Jimmie Foxx George Selkirk Bill Dickey (3)
6th straight loss for Senators.

New York (6-6) at Washington (2-9)
3 game series

Saturday 4/30
Washington 5 NY 4 (10):
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (1-2)
LP Milt Shoffner (2-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (2)
Foxx 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Sunday 5/1
NY 6 Washington 4:
WP Ed Brandt (2-1)
LP Carl Hubbell (1-3)
HR Red Kress
Kress' 2 run shot in the ninth lifts Yankees

Monday 5/2
NY 6 Washington 4:
WP Al Hollingsworth (2-2)
LP Jim Weaver (1-2)
HR Kiki Cuyler
Harlin Poole 3-3, 3 RBIs.

Cleveland (8-6) at Washington (3-11)
3 game series

Tuesday 5/3
Washington 7 Cleveland 6 (13):
WP Ned Porter
LP Lou Fette (2-2)
HR Cobe Jones
Kiki Cuyler singles in Jim Bucher for the go ahead 13th inning run.

Wednesday 5/4
Washington 16 Cleveland 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (2-2)
LP Lou Fette (2-3)
HR Buzz Arlett Jimmie Foxx (3) Ken Keltner
Senators score 12 in the 5th highlighted by Keltner's 3 run shot

Thursday 5/5
Washington 7 Cleveland 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (2-3)
LP Claude Passeau (3-2)
Jimmie Foxx 4-5, 2 RBIs.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	15	3	.833	-
Chicago White Sox	10	6	.625	4.0
New York Yankees	11	7	.611	4.0
Cleveland Indians	8	9	.471	6.5
Philadelphia Athletics	7	10	.412	7.5
St. Louis Browns	6	10	.375	8.0
Washington Senators	6	11	.353	8.5
Detroit Tigers	5	12	.294	9.5

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Philadelphia Phillies	10	6	.625	-
Pittsburgh Pirates	10	7	.588	.5
New York Giants	10	7	.588	.5
St. Louis Cardinals	9	8	.529	1.5
Chicago Cubs	8	9	.471	2.5
Boston Bees	7	9	.438	3.0
Cincinnati Reds	7	10	.412	3.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	6	11	.353	4.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Joe Medwick - NYA

.447

2	Ernie Lombardi	CHA	.429
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	.413
4	Calvin Chapman	BRO	.409
5	Goose Goslin	CHN	.394

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Gabby Hartnett - NYA

5

2	Goose Goslin	CHN	4
2	Ernie Lombardi	CHA	4
2	Dib Williams	PHI	4
5	13 tied with		3

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Gabby Hartnett - NYA

21

2	Ernie Lombardi	CHA	19
3	Earl Averill	CLE	16
3	Goose Goslin	CHN	16
3	Terry Moore	BOS	16

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Dutch Leonard - BOS

5

2	Hal Kelleher	PIT	4
3	Johnny Allen	PHI	3
3	Tex Carleton	BOS	3
3	12 more tied with		3

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Watty Clark - SLA

1.50

2	Red Ruffing	BOS	1.55
3	Johnny Welch	SLN	1.57
4	Mel Harder	CHA	1.62
5	Bill Lee	PHI	1.80

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Lefty Gomez - BRO

29

2	Bob Feller	CLE	23
3	Tex Carleton	BOS	22
4	Johnny Allen	PHI	21
4	2 more tied with		21

scott1964 · 12-02-2012, 09:54 PM

Chicago (10-6) at Washington (6-11)
2 game series

Friday 5/6
Chicago 16 Washington 1:
WP Denny Galehouse (2-3)
LP Jim Weaver (1-3)
HR Ernie Lombardi (5) Larry Rosenthal
Lombardi 2-5, 5 RBIs. Rosenthal 3-4, 3 RBIs.

Saturday 5/7
Chicago 4 Washington 1:
WP Harry Gumbert (4-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (0-4)
HR Frankie Hayes (2)
Rip Radcliff 3-4, RBI.

St Louis (6-12) at Washington (6-13)
3 game series

Sunday 5/8
Washington 4 St Louis 2:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (3-2)
LP Dizzy Dean (2-3)
HR Chuck Klein (3) George Selkirk (2)
Selkirk 1-4, 2 RBIs.

Monday 5/9
St Louis 6 Washington 3:
WP Watty Clark (1-1)
LP Carl Hubbell (2-4)
Ken Keltner 2 RBIs. Morrie Arnovich 2-4, RBI.

Tuesday 5/10
St Louis 7 Washington 3:
WP Lon Warneke (4-2)
LP Jim Weaver (1-4)
Pinky Higgins 2-4, 4 RBIs.

Detroit (7-15) at Washington (7-15)
2 game series

Wednesday 5/11
Detroit 4 Washington 3:
WP Johnny Marcum (3-3)
LP Hal Schumacher (0-5)
HR Jim Tabor (5)
Marcum 2 RBIs.

Thursday 5/12
Washington 8 Detroit 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-2)
LP Harry Kelley (1-4)
HR Jim Tabor (6) Frankie Hayes (3)
Ken Keltner and Max West 2-4, 2 RBIs. Hayes 2 RBIs.

Washington (8-16) at Boston (20-5)
3 game series

Friday 5/13
Washington 9 Boston 4:
WP Carl Hubbell (3-4)
LP Dutch Leonard (5-2)
HR Jim Bucher
George Selkirk and Kiki Cuyler 2 RBIs.

Saturday 5/14
Boston 5 Washington 0:
WP Red Ruffing (5-1)
LP Tony Freitas (0-1)
HR Beau Bell 2 (2)
Bell 3-5, 3 RBIs. Ruffing seven hit shut out.

Sunday 5/15
Boston 5 Washington 1:
Tex Carleton (6-0)
LP Jack Tising (0-1)
Carleton fires a five hitter.

Washington (9-18) at Detroit (10-17)
3 game series

Monday 5/16
Washington 3 Detroit 2:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-2)
LP Harry Kelley (1-5)
Max West 2 RBIs.

Tuesday 5/17
Washington 10 Detroit 8 (11):
WP Hal Schumacher (1-5)
LP Peaches Davis (1-2)
HR Jim Bucher (2) George Selkirk (3) Al Simmons Terry Lyons (2)
Bucher's 11th inning two run HR lifts Senators

Wednesday 5/18
Detroit 8 Washington 5:
WP Wes Ferrell (2-5)
LP Tony Freitas (0-2)
HR Fabian Gaffke 2 (2)
Rick Ferrell 2-3, 2 RBIs. Gaffke 2-4, 4 RBIs.

Washington (11-19) at Cleveland (16-14)
3 game series

Thursday 5/19
Washington 7 Cleveland 1:
WP Jack Tising (1-1)
LP Roy Henshaw (2-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (4) Tony Cuccinello
Cuccinello 2-5, 2 RBIs. Foxx 2-3, RBI

Friday 5/20
Cleveland 4 Washington 3:
WP Lou Fette (4-5)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-3)
HR Earl Averill (6)
Eddie Wilson's 9th inning RBI lifts Indians.

Saturday 5/21
Washington 11 Cleveland 8:
WP Carl Hubbell (4-4)
LP Claude Passeau (6-3)
HR Frankie Hayes (4) George Selkirk (4) Max West (3) Jack Cummings (3)
Hayes and West each 3 run HRs

Washington (13-20) at Chicago (18-13)
3 game series

Sunday 5/22
Chicago 8 Washington 5:
WP Roy Sherid (3-4)
LP Tony Freitas (0-3)
HR George Selkirk (4) Max West (3) Tony Lazzeri (5)
Mike Kreevich 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Monday 5/23
Chicago 6 Washington 3:
WP Harry Gumbert (6-3)
LP Jack Tising (1-2)
HR Jimmie Foxx (5)
John Stone 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Tuesday 5/24
Chicago 4 Washington 3 (10):
WP Mace BRown (4-0)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-4)
HR George Selkirk (5) Roy Carlyle
Larry Rosenthal scores in the 10th.

Washington (13-23) at St Louis (13-21)
2 game series

Wednesday 5/25
St Louis 2 Washington 1:
WP Dizzy Dean 3-6)
LP Carl Hubbell (4-5)
Hank Steinbacher 2-3, RBI.

Thursday 5/26
St Louis 5 Washington 3:
WP Watty Clark (3-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (1-6)
HR Tony Cuccinello (2) Chuck Klein (8)
Klein 3 RBIs.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	28	10	.737	-
Chicago White Sox	23	14	.622	4.5
New York Yankees	21	17	.553	7.0
Cleveland Indians	20	19	.513	8.5
Philadelphia Athletics	18	20	.474	10.0
St. Louis Browns	15	22	.405	12.5
Detroit Tigers	14	25	.359	14.5
Washington Senators	13	25	.342	15.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
New York Giants	22	16	.579	-
Boston Bees	20	17	.541	1.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	20	18	.526	2.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	20	18	.526	2.0
St. Louis Cardinals	18	19	.486	3.5
Philadelphia Phillies	18	19	.486	3.5
Cincinnati Reds	16	21	.432	5.5
Chicago Cubs	16	22	.421	6.0

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Johnny Mize - CHN

.382

2	Ernie Lombardi	CHA	.381
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	.368
4	Hank Greenberg	BRO	.364
5	John Stone	CHA	.361

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Hank Greenberg - BRO

11

2	Jim Tabor	DET	10
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	9
3	Tommy Henrich	BOS	9
5	4 tied with		8

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Mel Ott - BRO

33

2	Tommy Henrich	BOS	32
3	Ernie Lombardi	CHA	31
4	Bill DeLancey	CIN	30
5	Linc Blakely	PHI	29

LEAGUE LEADERS W

3 tied with

7

1	Tex Carleton	BOS	7
1	Harry Gumbert	CHA	7
1	Jim Tobin	NY1	7
4	9 tied with		6

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Paul Derringer - PIT

2.05

2	Lefty Gomez	BRO	2.28
3	Freddie Fitzsimmons	WS1	2.43
4	Jim Tobin	NY1	2.45
5	Mort Cooper	BOS	2.67

LEAGUE LEADERS K

efty Gomez - BRO

59

2	Bob Feller	CLE	54
3	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	49
4	Tex Carleton	BOS	45
5	Van Mungo	BSN	44

scott1964 · 12-03-2012, 12:58 AM

Boston (28-10) at Washington (13-25)
2 game series

Saturday 5/28
Washington 9 Boston 4:
WP Oral Hildebrand (1-0)
LP Dutch Leonard (6-4)
HR Tony Cuccinello (3)
Cuccinello 6th inning GRAND SLAM

Weaver, Hildebrand Swap Teams
Saturday, May 28th, 1938
It came down to the last hour of a self-imposed trade deadline, but the Washington Senators and Cincinnati Reds finally came to an agreement on a trade that had been rumored for weeks. The trade sends Washington's 34-year-old starting pitcher Jim Weaver to Cincinnati in a swap for 31-year-old starting pitcher Oral Hildebrand. Both GMs seemed relieved that the deal had been completed with one stating, "We had to set a deadline to get it done." The players are expected to report to their new teams by tomorrow.

In 6 starts this season Weaver has chalked up a 1-4 record and a 4.02 ERA.

His career stats show that Hildebrand has racked up 100 victories and 97 defeats and has recorded an ERA of 4.08. He also has fanned 632 batters in 1826.1 innings and allowed 1960 hits.

Sunday 5/29
Boston 7 Washington 6:
WP Curt Davis (4-2)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-5)
Mickey Cochrane 3 RBIs.

Washington (14-26) at Philadelphia (19-21)
3 game series

Monday 5/30
Game 1
Philadelphia 6 Washington 4:
WP Don Brennan (5-1)
LP Pat Malone (0-2)
HR Jimmie Foxx (6)
8th inning 2 run error lifts Athletics

Game 2
Washington 3 Philadelphia 1
WP Hal Schumacher (2-6)
LP Vito Tamulis (3-5)
HR Al Simmons (2)
Simmons, Max West, and Frankie Hayes RBI each

Tuesday 5/31
Philadelphia 9 Washington 7:
WP Tot Pressnell (4-7)
LP Glenn Spencer (0-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (7) George McQuinn (4)

Chicago (26-15) at Washington (15-28)
3 game series

Wednesday 6/1
Washington 4 Chicago 3:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-5)
LP Harry Gumbert (7-5)
HR Jimmie Foxx (8)
Fitzsimmons scatters four hits.

Thursday 6/2
Washington 5 Chicago 3:
WP Carl Hubbell (5-5)
LP Mel Harder (6-5)
HR George Selkirk (7)
Selkirk 2-2, 2 RBIs. Tony Cuccinello 4-4.

Friday 6/3
Washington 5 Chicago 4 (11)
WP Pat Malone (1-2)
LP Mace Brown (4-1)
HR Jimmie Reese
Tony Cuccinello 5-6, game winning RBI.

Cleveland (25-21) at Washington (18-28)
3 game series

Saturday 6/4
Washington 10 Cleveland 9:
WP Oral Hildebrand (2-0)
LP Roy Henshaw (4-6)
HR Frank McCormick (2) Cobe Jones (4) Earl Averill (7) Jimmie Foxx (9) Red Barkley Ken Keltner (2)
Jones 9th inning GRAND SLAM

Sunday 6/5
Cleveland 7 Washington 1:
WP Lou Fetter (8-5)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-6)
HR Frank McCormick (3)
Fette three hitter.

Monday 6/6
Cleveland 6 Washington 0:
WP Claude Passeau (8-5)
LP Carl Hubbell (5-6)
McCormick 3-5, 2 RBIs.

St Louis (19-28) at Washington (19-30)
3 game series

Tuesday 6/7
St Louis 6 Washington 2:
WP Watty Clark (4-3)
LP Hal Schumacher 92-7)
HR Jimmie Foxx (10)
Chuck Klein 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 6/8
St Louis 6 Washington 3:
WP Lon Warneke (7-5)
LP Oral Hildebrand (2-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (11)
Hank Steinbacher 3-4, 3 RBIs.

Thursday 6/9
St Louis 3 Washington 2:
WP Bill McGee (4-4)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-7)
Pinky Higgins 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Detroit (18-34) at Washington (19-33)
3 game series

Friday 6/10
Washington 3 Detroit 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (6-6)
LP George Caster (4-7)
Senators score twice in the bottom of the ninth.

Saturday 6/11
Detroit 8 Washington 2:
WP Johnny Marcum (7-6)
LP Hal Schumacher (2-8)
Buzz Boyle 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Sunday 6/12
Detroit 3 Washington 0:
WP Wes Ferrell (5-8)
LP Oral Hildebrand (2-2)
Ferrell shuts out Senators on three hits.

Washington (20-35) at Cleveland (29-26)
3 game series

Tuesday 6/14
Washington 6 Cleveland 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-7)
LP Lou Fette (9-6)
HR Ed Coleman (2)
Ken Keltner 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 6/15
Cleveland 4 Washington 1:
WP Claude Passeau (9-6)
LP Carl Hubbell (6-7)
HR Jimmie Foxx (12) Bob Johnson (7)
Johnson 2 RBIs. Passeau 3 hitter.

Thursday 6/16
Cleveland 6 Washington 5:
WP Jim Hayes (2-0)
LP Hal Schumacher (2-9)
HR Chick Hafey Jimmie Foxx (13) Earl Averill (8)
Averill 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (21-37) at Detroit (22-36)
3 game series

Friday 6/17
Detroit 14 Washington 5:
WP George Caster (6-7)
LP Oral Hildebrand (2-3)
HR Sam Chapman 2 (11)
Chapman 3-4, 5 RBIs. Terry Lyons 3-3, 2 RBIs. Doc Cramer 2-6, 4 RBIs.

Saturday 6/18
Washington 10 Detroit 8:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-7)
LP Harry Kelley (1-12)
HR Max West (5) Sam Chapman (12)
West 4-5, 5 RBIs. Chapman 2-5, 4 RBIs. Jimmie Reese 2-4, 4 RBIs.

Sunday 6/19
Washington 6 Detroit 1:
WP Carl Hubbell (7-7)
LP Johnny Marcum (7-7)
HR Sam Chapman (13)
Chick Hafey 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (23-38) at Chicago (34-25)
3 game series

Tuesday 6/21
Chicago 8 Washington 3:
WP Eddie Smith (1-0)
LP Hal Schumacher (2-10)
HR Jimmie Foxx (14) George Selkirk (8)
Ernie Lombardi 3-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 6/22
Chicago 10 Washington 7:
WP Denny Galehouse (8-6)
LP Oral Hildebrand (2-4)
HR George Selkirk (9) Ernie Lombardi (7)
Buddy Lewis 2-4, 2 RBIs. Selkirk 3 RBIs.

Thursday 6/23
Chicago 7 Washington 2:
WP Harry Gumbert (9-6)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-8)
HR Ken Keltner (3) Dale Alexander (5)

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	47	17	.734	-
Chicago White Sox	37	25	.597	9.0
Philadelphia Athletics	34	30	.531	13.0
New York Yankees	34	30	.531	13.0
Cleveland Indians	31	33	.484	16.0
St. Louis Browns	25	37	.403	21.0
Washington Senators	23	41	.359	24.0
Detroit Tigers	23	41	.359	24.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Bees	38	25	.603	-
New York Giants	33	30	.524	5.0
Philadelphia Phillies	32	30	.516	5.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	32	32	.500	6.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	31	32	.492	7.0
St. Louis Cardinals	30	32	.484	7.5
Cincinnati Reds	30	33	.476	8.0
Chicago Cubs	26	38	.406	12.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Hal Trosky - CIN

.368

2	Zeke Bonura	PHI	.360
3	Dixie Walker	BOS	.357
4	Dale Alexander	CHA	.355
5	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	.349

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Hank Greenberg - BRO

18

2	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	16
3	Gabby Hartnett	NYA	15
3	Tommy Henrich	BOS	15
3	Rudy York	BSN	15

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Sam Chapman - DET

55

2	Tommy Henrich	BOS	53
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	52
4	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	51
5	Hank Greenberg	BRO	49

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Red Ruffing - BOS

12

2	Dutch Leonard	BOS	11
3	Van Mungo	BSN	10
3	Jim Tobin	NY1	10
5	8 tied with		9

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Larry French - BRO

2.42

2	Lefty Gomez	BRO	2.45
3	Monty Stratton	NY1	2.68
4	Mort Cooper	BOS	2.83
4	Mel Harder	CHA	2.83

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Lefty Gomez - BRO

88

2	Bob Feller	CLE	84
3	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	81
4	Van Mungo	BSN	72
5	Tommy Bridges	BRO	69

scott1964 · 12-04-2012, 09:50 PM

Washington (23-41) at St Louis (25-37)
3 game series

Friday 6/24
St Louis 7 Washington 6:
WP Dizzy Dean (6-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (7-8)
HR George Selkirk (10) Ray Mueller (4) Dario Lodigiani (2)
Morrie Arnovich 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Saturday 6/25
Washington 10 St Louis 6:
WP Hal Schumacher (3-10)
LP Watty Clark (4-6)
HR Pinky Higgins (6) Dick West
Ken Keltner 3-5, 2 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 4-5.

Sunday 6/26
Washington 6 St Louis 2:
WP Oral Hildebrand (3-4)
LP Lon Warneke (8-8)
HR George Selkirk (11) Jim Bucher (3)
Bucher's 3 run shot lifts Senators.

Washington (25-42) at Boston (49-18)
3 game series

Tuesday 6/28
Boston 13 Washington 5:
WP Dick Errickson (4-2)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-9)
HR Terry Moore (8) Tommy Henrich (16)
Moore 3-4, 2 RBIs. Henrich 2-5, 3 RBIs.

Wednesday 6/29
Washington 6 Boston 3:
WP Carl Hubbell (8-8)
LP Mort Cooper (10-5)
HR Jimmie Foxx (15) Ken O'Dea
O'Dea 2-5, 3 RBIs. Foxx 400th HR.

Thursday 6/30
Boston 7 Washington 6:
WP Red Ruffing (14-3)
LP Pat Malone (1-3)
Max West and Billy Herman 3-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (26-44) at New York (38-32)
2 game series

Friday 7/1
Washington 8 NY 7:
WP Oral Hildebrand (4-4)
LP Al Hollingsworth (8-7)
HR Al Simmons (3) Jeff Heath 2 (11)
Heath 3-4, 3 RBIs. Simmons 2 RBIs.

Saturday 7/2
Washington 3 NY 2 (11):
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (9-9)
LP Bill Lohrman (0-1)
HR Jimmie Reese (2)
Jim Bucher hits a two run 11th inning triple.

Washington (28-44) at Philadelphia (39-33)
Single game series

Sunday 7/3
Washington 3 Philadelphia 1:
WP Carl Hubbell (9-8)
LP Syl Johnson (6-6)
Chick Hafey 2 RBIs.

New York (38-35) at Washington (29-44)
2 game series

Monday 7/4
Game 1
NY 8 Washington 1:
WP Bob Weiland (8-4)
LP Hal Schumacher (3-11)
HR Jimmie Foxx (16)
Red Kress 4-4, 4 RBIs.

Game 2
NY 7 Washington 1:
WP Al Hollingsworth (9-7)
LP Oral Hildebrand (4-5)
HR Jimmie Foxx (17)

1938 All-Star Game
Wednesday 7/6

NORTH AMERICAN BASEBALL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS AT NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS

GAME ID: 1234 - WEDNESDAY, JULY 6TH, 1938 - GAME LOG

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
American League All-Stars	0	1	0	0	0	1	2	0	2	6	10	1
National League All-Stars	0	0	0	4	1	0	4	6	X	15	17	2

WP Johnny Welch (SLN)
LP Bill McGee (SLA)
HR Jimmie Foxx (WAS) Joe DiMaggio (CIN) Buzz Arlett (Giants)
MVP Joe DiMaggio (CIN) 4-6, 4 runs, 2 RBIs.

Philadelphia (41-34) at Washington (29-46)
4 game series

Friday 7/8
Washington 6 Philadelphia 5:
WP Pat Malone (2-3)
LP Dan Brennan (6-3)
HR Jimmie Foxx (18)
Foxx ties the game in the ninth with a three run shot then Jo-Jo Moore singles in George Selkirk.

Saturday 7/9
Philadelphia 3 Washington 2 (16):
WP Ray Harrell (2-0)
LP Glenn Spencer (0-2)
HR Chick Hafey (2)

Sunday 7/10
Philadelphia 8 Washington 6:
WP Vito Tamulis (9-7)
LP Hal Schumacher (3-12)
HR George Myatt (2) Frankie Hayes (5) Al Simmons (4)
Myatt 2-5, 3 RBIs. Simmons 2-2, 2 RBIs.

Monday 7/11
Philadelphia 6 Washington 3:
WP Tot Pressnell (10-8)
LP Oral Hildebrand (4-6)
HR George Selkirk (12)
Pid Purdy 2 RBIs. Selkirk 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Cleveland (37-41) at Washington (30-49)
3 game series

Tuesday 7/12
Cleveland 10 Washington 3:
WP Roy Henshaw (7-9)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (9-10)
HR Bob Johnson (11) Jimmie Foxx (19) Jo-Jo Moore Ken Keltner (4)
Harry Danning 4-5, 2 RBIs. Bob Johnson 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 7/13
Washington 11 Cleveland 4;
WP Carl Hubbell (10-8)
LP Whitey Wilshere (1-1)
HR Harry Danning (4) Marv Owen (2) Jimmie Foxx (20) George Selkirk (13)
Selkirk 2-5, 3 RBIs. Danning 3 RBIs. Hubbell's 200th victory.

Thursday 7/14
Washington 3 Cleveland 2:
WP Hal Schumacher (4-12)
LP Claude Passeau (10-10)
Earl Averill 2 RBIs.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	58	23	.716	-
Philadelphia Athletics	46	36	.561	12.5
Chicago White Sox	44	36	.550	13.5
New York Yankees	42	39	.519	16.0
Cleveland Indians	38	43	.469	20.0
St. Louis Browns	33	47	.412	24.5
Washington Senators	32	50	.390	26.5
Detroit Tigers	31	50	.383	27.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Bees	46	33	.582	-
Philadelphia Phillies	42	36	.538	3.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	44	38	.537	3.5
Cincinnati Reds	41	40	.506	6.0
New York Giants	40	41	.494	7.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	38	43	.469	9.0
St. Louis Cardinals	36	44	.450	10.5
Chicago Cubs	35	47	.427	12.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Dale Alexander - CHA

.370

2	Dixie Walker	BOS	.350
3	Don Padgett	PHI	.345
4	Hal Trosky	CIN	.343
5	Joe Medwick	NYA	.342

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

2 tied with

20

1	Jimmie Foxx	WS1	20
1	Hank Greenberg	BRO	20
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	18
3	Rudy York	BSN	18

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Sam Chapman - DET

72

2	Zeke Bonura	PHI	64
2	Tommy Henrich	BOS	64
4	Hank Greenberg	BRO	62
5	Hal Trosky	CIN	61

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Red Ruffing - BOS

15

2	Mort Cooper	BOS	13
3	Johnny Allen	PHI	12
3	Paul Derringer	PIT	12
3	Van Mungo	BSN	12

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Larry French - BRO

2.48

2	Mort Cooper	BOS	2.73
3	Syl Johnson	PHA	2.81
3	Paul Derringer	PIT	2.81
5	Johnny Welch	SLN	2.84

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Lefty Gomez - BRO

106

2	Bob Feller	CLE	102
3	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	101
4	Van Mungo	BSN	97
5	2 tied with		85

scott1964 · 12-10-2012, 04:40 PM

Chicago (44-36) at Washington (32-50)
3 game series

Friday 7/15
Chicago 4 Washington 1:
WP Harry Gumbert (10-9)
LP Oral Hildebrand (5-7)
HR Jimmie Foxx (21)
Larry Rosenthal 2-2, 2 RBIs. Johnny Hodapp 2 RBIs.

Saturday 7/16
Washington 10 Chicago 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (10-10)
LP Denny Galehouse (9-9)
HR Tony Lazzeri (10) Ernie Lombardi (8) Jimmie Foxx (22)
Max West 3-5, 4 RBIs. Lazzeri 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Sunday 7/17
Washington 3 Chicago 1:
WP Carl Hubbell (11-8)
LP Eddie Smith (2-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (23)
Hubbell tosses a four hitter

Detroit (34-50) at Washington (34-51)
3 game series

Tuesday 7/19
Washington 9 Detroit 5:
WP Hal Schumacher (5-2)
LP George Caster (9-9)
Al Simmons 4 RBIs.

Wednesday 7/20
Detroit 9 Washington 7 (11)
WP Peaches Davis (3-3)
LP Pat Malone (2-4)
HR Sam Chapman 2 (19)
Chapman 3-5, 5 RBIs.

Thursday 7/21
Washington 7 Detroit 2:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (11-10)
LP Wes Ferrell (6-14)
HR Sam Chapman (20) Jimmie Foxx (24) Max West (6)
West 3-5, 4 RBIs.

St Louis (37-49) at Washington (36-52)
3 game series

Friday 7/22
St Louis 2 Washington 1:
WP Dizzy Dean (8-12)
LP Carl Hubbell (11-9)
HR Dario Lodigiani (3) Jimmie Foxx (25)

Saturday 7/23
Washington 6 St Louis 2:
WP Hal Schumacher (6-12)
LP Lou Fette (11-12)
Jim Cronin 2-4, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk 2-4, RBI

Sunday 7/24
St Louis 2 Washington 1:
WP Bill McGee (10-7)
LP Oral Hildebrand (5-8)
HR Jimmie Foxx (26)

Washington (37-54) at Detroit (36-54)
3 game series

Tuesday 7/26
Detroit 11 Washington 2:
WP Harry Kelley (5-16)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (11-11)
Oscar Grimes 4-5, 2 RBIs. Mike Tresh 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 7/27
Washington 8 Detroit 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (12-9)
LP Johnny Marcum (10-10)
HR George Selkirk (14) Max West (7)
West 3-5, 3 RBIs. Selkirk 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Thursday 7/28
Detroit 10 Washington 9 (11)
WP Benny Frey (2-1)
LP Joe Cascarella (0-1)
HR Ken Keltner (5) Oscar Grimes (4) Buzz Boyle (2) Benny McCoy (4)
Jim Tabor's 11th inning RBI single lifts Tigers

Washington (38-56) at Cleveland (45-48)
3 game series

Friday 7/29
Cleveland 6 Washington 5 (10):
WP Paul Dean (1-1)
LP Pat Malone (2-5)
Indians come from behind to nip Senators.

Saturday 7/30
Cleveland 7 Washington 6:
WP Paul Dean (2-1)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (11-12)
HR Ken Keltner (6)
Indians slip past Senators on bases loaded walk

Sunday 7/31
Cleveland 5 Washington 4:
WP Whitey Wilshere (3-1)
LP Carl Hubbell (12-10)
HR Bob Johnson (15)
Johnson 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (38-59) at St Louis (42-53)
3 game series

Tuesday 8/2
Washington 11 St Louis 4:
WP Hal Schumacher (7-12)
LP Les Tietje (0-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (27)
Jimmie Reese 3-5, 3 RBIs. Foxx 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 8/3
St Louis 5 Washington 3:
WP Lon Warneke (13-10)
LP Oral Hildebrand (4-9)
HR Ken O'Dea (2) Chuck Klein (14)
O'Dea 3-4, 3 RBIs. Klein 3 RBIs.

Thursday 8/4
Washington 8 St Louis 2:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (12-12)
LP Bill McGee (10-8)
HR Jimmie Foxx (28) George Selkirk (15)
Selkirk 2-3, 2 RBIs. Ken Keltner 2-5, 3 RBIs.

Washington (40-60) at Chicago (54-44)
3 game series

Friday 8/5
Washington 6 Chicago 5:
WP Carl Hubbell (13-10)
LP Mace Brown (5-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (29) Dale Alexander (7)
Foxx 4-5, 4 RBIs.

Saturday 8/6
Washington 14 Chicago (2)
WP Hal Schumacher (8-12)
LP Johnny Broaca (0-2)
Al Simmons 3-5, 3 RBIs. White Sox commit 7 errors.

Sunday 8/7
Washington 10 Chicago 6:
WP Oral Hildebrand (5-9)
LP Harry Gumbert (12-12)
HR Al Simmons (5) Jimmie Foxx (30) Jim Cronin Buddy Lewis (8)
Foxx 3 RBIs. Max West 3-5, 2 RBIs.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	69	33	.676	-
Chicago White Sox	54	47	.535	14.5
Philadelphia Athletics	52	51	.505	17.5
New York Yankees	50	52	.490	19.0
Cleveland Indians	50	53	.485	19.5
St. Louis Browns	46	56	.451	23.0
Detroit Tigers	45	57	.441	24.0
Washington Senators	43	60	.417	26.5

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Bees	58	43	.574	-
Philadelphia Phillies	56	44	.560	1.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	54	50	.519	5.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	53	50	.515	6.0
Cincinnati Reds	52	51	.505	7.0
St. Louis Cardinals	46	56	.451	12.5
Chicago Cubs	46	58	.442	13.5
New York Giants	45	58	.437	14.0

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Dale Alexander - CHA

.360

2	Don Padgett	PHI	.354
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	.344
4	Mel Almada	CIN	.338
4	Zeke Bonura	PHI	.338

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Jimmie Foxx - WS1

30

2	Hank Greenberg	BRO	24
3	Sam Chapman	DET	23
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	23
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	23

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Sam Chapman - DET

94

2	Zeke Bonura	PHI	84
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	79
4	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	78
5	Tommy Henrich	BOS	76

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Paul Derringer - PIT

17

2	Van Mungo	BSN	15
2	Red Ruffing	BOS	15
4	Johnny Allen	PHI	14
4	3 more tied with		14

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Paul Derringer - PIT

2.26

2	Monty Stratton	NY1	2.48
3	Si Johnson	BSN	2.81
4	Mort Cooper	BOS	2.84
5	Larry French	BRO	2.91

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

152

2	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	133
3	Lefty Gomez	BRO	130
4	Van Mungo	BSN	123
5	Johnny Allen	PHI	109

Top 10 Leaders in Career Homeruns

1	Babe Ruth	766	1914-1936
2	Lou Gehrig#	500	1923-1938
3	Jimmie Foxx#	415	1925-1938
4	Mel Ott#	368	1926-1938
5	Rogers Hornsby	346	1915-1934
6	Gabby Hartnett#	298	1922-1938
7	Chuck Klein#	284	1928-1938
8	Al Simmons#	270	1924-1938
9	Hank Greenberg#	250	1930-1938
10	Babe Herman#	240	1926-1937

scott1964 · 12-11-2012, 08:56 PM

Washington (43-60) at New York (50-52)
3 game series

Tuesday 8/9
NY 9 Washington 4:
WP Bob Weiland (10-9)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (12-13)
HR Gabby Hartnett (19) Joe Medwick (10)
Medwick 3 RBIs. Red Kress 2-3, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 8/10
NY 13 Washington 12 (13)
WP Thornton Lee (5-1)
LP Glenn Spencer (0-3)
HR Jimmie Foxx (31) Ken Keltner (7) Gabby Hartnett (20) Jeff Heath 2 (19)
Keltner 7th inning GRAND SLAM. Hartnett 300th HR.

Thursday 8/11
Washington 4 NY 2:
WP Hal Schumacher (9-12)
LP Milt Shoffner (12-12)
HR Babe Young
Young 2 RBIs. Schumacher 6th straight victory.

Boston (71-34) at Washington (44-62)
3 game series

Friday 8/12
Boston 9 Washington 1:
WP Dick Errickson (11-4)
LP Oral Hildebrand (5-10)
HR Tommy Heinrich (23)
Errickson fires a three hitter

Saturday 8/13
Washington 3 Boston 1:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (13-13)
LP Red Ruffing (16-6)
HR Tommy Heinrich (24) Al Simmons (6)
Simmons 3-4, 3 RBIs.

Sunday 8/14
Boston 6 Washington 2:
WP Dutch Leonard (13-10)
LP Carl Hubbell (13-11)
HR Harry Craft (5)
Babe Dahlgren 2-4, 3 RBIs. Craft 2 RBIs.

New York (54-54) at Washington (45-64)
3 game series

Tuesday 8/16
NY 10 Washington 4:
WP Milt Shoffner (13-12)
LP Hal Schumacher (9-13)
Joe Grace 4-6, 4 runs. Ken O'Dea 2-3, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday 8/17
Washington 11 NY 4:
WP Oral Hildebrand (6-10)
LP Al Hollingsworth (13-11)
HR Jimmie Foxx (32) Max West (8)
West pinch hit 7th inning GRAND SLAM.

Thursday 8/18
NY 6 Washington 4:
WP Bob Weiland (12-9)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (13-14)
HR Gabby Hartnett (21) Joe Medwick (11) Jimmie Foxx (33)
Hartnett 2-4, 3 RBIs. Medwick 3-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (46-66) at Boston (76-35)
3 game series

Friday 8/19
Washington 6 Boston 3:
WP Carl Hubbell (14-11)
LP Johnny Rigney (4-1)
George Selkirk 4-4, 2 RBIs.

Saturday 8/20
Boston 10 Washington 4:
WP Mort Cooper (16-10)
LP Hal Schumacher (9-14)
Stan Hack 2-4, 3 RBIs. Joe Kuhel 3-4, 3 RBIs.

Sunday 8/21
Boston 9 Washington 2:
WP Dick Errickson (13-4)
LP Oral Hildebrand (6-11)
HR Ken Keltner (8) Babe Herman (3)
Herman 3-5, 5 RBIs.

St Louis (49-65) at Washington (47-68)
2 game series

Tuesday 8/23
Washington 6 St Louis 4:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (14-14)
LP Atley Donald (0-5)
HR Al Simmons (7)
Simmons 3-4, 4 RBIs.

Wednesday 8/24
Washington 10 St Louis 0:
WP Carl Hubbell (15-11)
LP Les Tietje (1-2)
HR Jimmie Foxx (34)
Foxx 5th inning GRAND SLAM and Hubbbell tosses a one hit shut out.

Detroit (52-64) at Washington (49-68)
3 game series

Thursday 8/25
Washington 6 Detroit 4:
WP Hal Schumacher (10-14)
LP George Caster (13-12)
Al Simmons 1-3, 2 RBIs. Jim Cronin 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Friday 8/26
Detroit 3 Washington 1:
WP Harry Kelley (7-18)
LP Oral Hildebrand (6-12)
HR Sam Chapman (28) Jim Tabor (21)
Tabor 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Saturday 8/27
Detroit 6 Washington 3:
WP Peaches Davis (6-3)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (14-15)
HR Jackie Hayes (6) Al Simmons (8)
Tigers score three in the ninth.

Cleveland (65-55) at Washington (50-70)
2 game series

Sunday 8/28
Cleveland 7 Washington 2:
WP Bob Feller (12-14)
LP Carl Hubbell (15-12)
Indians win 12th straight as Feller four hits Senators.

Monday 8/29
Cleveland 7 Washington 3:
WP Claude Passeau (16-14)
LP Hal Schumacher (10-15)
HR Claude Passeau Jo-Jo Moore (2)

Chicago (61-59) at Washington (50-72)
3 game series

Tuesday 8/30
Washington 7 Chicago 2:
WP Oral Hildebrand (7-12)
LP Harry Gumbert (13-16)
HR Jim Cronin (2) George Selkirk (16)
Ken O'Dea 2-5, 3 RBIs.

Wednesday 8/31
Chicago 6 Washington 1:
WP Denny Galehouse (14-13)
LP FReddie Fitzsimmons (14-16)
HR Dale Alexander (8) Buddy Lewis (11)
Galehouse pitches a four hitter

Thursday 9/1
Chicago 7 Washington 4:
WP Mel Harder (11-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (15-13)
HR Al Simmons (9) Ken O'Dea (3)
Johnny Hodapp 3-4, 4 RBIs.

Washington (51-74) at Philadelphia (61-65)
2 game series

Friday 9/2
Washington 6 Philadelphia 2:
WP Hal Schumacher (11-15)
LP Tot Pressnell (12-17)
HR Jimmie Foxx (35)
Jimmie Reese 3 RBIs.

Saturday 9/3
Washington 15 Philadelphia 1:
WP Oral Hildebrand (8-12)
LP Roy Mahaffey (13-13)
Tony Cuccinello 4-5, 3 RBIs. Ken O'Dea 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Washington (53-74) at New York (64-63)
Single game series

Sunday 9/4
NY 6 Washington 4:
WP Thornton (8-2)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (14-17)
HR Joe Grace (4)
Grace 2-3, 5 RBIs.

Boston (81-46) at Washington (53-75)
3 game series

Monday 9/5
Game 1
Boston 4 Washington 3:
WP Johnny Rigney (6-1)
LP Carl Hubbell (15-14)
HR Heinie Mueller (2)
Mueller 3 RBIs.

Game 2
Boston 9 Washington 4:
WP Mort Cooper (17-11)
LP Hal Schumacher (11-16)
HR Beau Bell (9)
Bell 2-5, 5 RBIs.

Tuesday 9/6
Boston 11 Washington 8:
WP Dick Errickson (15-5)
LP Rene Monteagudo (0-1)
HR Joe Kuhel (11) Beau Bell (10) Dixie Walker (6) Tommy Henrich (26) Tony Cuccinello (4) George Selkirk (17)

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	84	46	.646	-
Cleveland Indians	70	60	.538	14.0
Chicago White Sox	67	61	.523	16.0
New York Yankees	66	64	.508	18.0
Philadelphia Athletics	63	68	.481	21.5
Detroit Tigers	60	69	.465	23.5
St. Louis Browns	56	73	.434	27.5
Washington Senators	53	78	.405	31.5

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Philadelphia Phillies	75	54	.581	-
Boston Bees	69	61	.531	6.5
Cincinnati Reds	68	63	.519	8.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	65	66	.496	11.0
Chicago Cubs	64	67	.489	12.0
New York Giants	61	69	.469	14.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	60	70	.462	15.5
St. Louis Cardinals	59	71	.454	16.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Dale Alexander - CHA

.349

2	Buddy Lewis	CHA	.347
3	Mel Almada	CIN	.345
4	Hal Trosky	CIN	.344
5	Johnny Mize	CHN	.343

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Jimmie Foxx - WS1

35

2	Hank Greenberg	BRO	33
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	31
4	Sam Chapman	DET	29
5	Zeke Bonura	PHI	27

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Sam Chapman - DET

115

2	Zeke Bonura	PHI	107
2	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	107
4	Hank Greenberg	BRO	103
5	2 tied with		100

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Paul Derringer - PIT

21

2	Johnny Allen	PHI	19
2	Cliff Melton	PHI	19
4	Tommy Bridges	BRO	18
4	Red Ruffing	BOS	18

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Paul Derringer - PIT

2.39

2	Monty Stratton	NY1	2.60
3	Dick Errickson	BOS	2.78
4	Red Ruffing	BOS	2.97
5	Mel Harder	CHA	2.98

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

187

2	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	164
3	Lefty Gomez	BRO	159
4	Cliff Melton	PHI	152
5	Van Mungo	BSN	146

scott1964 · 12-13-2012, 06:17 PM

Philadelphia (63-68) at Washington (53-78)
2 game series

Wednesday 9/7
Washington 6 Philadelphia 3:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (15-17)
LP Roy Mahaneffy (13-14)
HR Jimmie Foxx (36) George Selkirk 2 (19)
Foxx and Selkirk 3 RBIs each.

Thursday 9/8
Philadelphia 8 Washington 5:
WP Vito Tamulis (13-13)
LP Carl Hubbell (15-15)
Lynn Myers 3-5, 2 RBIs.

New York (66-66) at Washington (54-79)
3 game series

Friday 9/9
NY 6 Washington 1:
WP Milt Shoffner (15-16)
LP Hal Schumacher (11-17)
Babe Young 2 RBIs.

Saturday 9/10
NY 14 Washington 6:
WP Al Hollingsworth (17-12)
LP Oral Hildebrand (8-13)
HR Jeff Heath (25) Charlie Small (2) George Selkirk (20)
Heath 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Sunday 9/11
NY 4 Washington 2:
WP Bob Weiland (15-12)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (15-18)
HR Jeff Heath (26)
Heath 4-4, 3 RBIs.

Washington (54-82) at Chicago (70-64)
2 game series

Tuesday 9/13
Chicago 5 Washington 2:
WP Mel Harder (14-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (15-16)
Alex Kampouris 3 RBIs.

Wednesday 9/14
Chicago 5 Washington 4:
WP Mace Brown (7-4)
LP Pat Malone (2-6)
HR Jimmie Foxx (37)
Larry Rosenthal scores on a wild pitch in the bottom of the ninth

Washington (54-84) at St Louis (59-77)
3 game series

Thursday 9/15
St Louis 6 Washington 2:
WP Lon Warnake (16-17)
LP Oral Hildebrand (8-14)
HR Jimmy Brown
Brown 2-4, 5 RBIs.

Friday 9/16
Washington 5 St Louis 4:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (16-18)
LP Bill McGee (13-12)
HR Chuck Klein (20) Ray Mueller (10)
George Selkirk 2-3, 2 RBIs. Fitzsimmons 200th victory

Saturday 9/17
Washington 5 St Louis 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (16-16)
LP Atley Donald (2-8)
HR Jimmie Foxx (38) Carl Hubbell
Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Washington (56-85) at Detroit (66-74)
2 game series

Sunday 9/18
Washington 4 Detroit 2:
WP Hal Schumacher (12-17)
LP George Caster (15-16)
HR Frankie Hayes (7)
Hayes 2 RBIs. Sam Chapman 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Monday 9/19
Detroit 10 Washington 8:
WP Wayne Osborn (1-1)
LP Rene Monteagudo (0-2)
HR George Selkirk (21) Jim Tabor (240
Tabor 2-3, 3 RBIs. Selkirk 2-4, 2 RBIs. Mike Tresh 2-3, 4 RBIs.

Washington (57-86) at Cleveland (77-65)
2 game series

Tuesday 9/20
Cleveland 3 Washington 1:
WP Jim Hayes (5-2)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (16-19)
Indians score twice in the 8th.

Wednesday 9/21
Washington 6 Cleveland 4:
WP Carl Hubbell (17-16)
LP Al Benton (8-5)
HR Ken Keltner (9) Bob Johnson (25) Joe Marty
Keltner's 8th inning SLAM lifts Senators

Washington (58-87) at Philadelphia (69-76)
3 game series

Friday 9/23
Washington 6 Philadelphia 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (13-17)
LP Syl Johnson (12-12)
HR George Selkirk (22)
Selkirk 1st inning 3 run HR.

Saturday 9/24
Philadelphia 5 Washington 4:
WP Tot Pressnell (15-19)
LP Oral Hildebrand (8-15)
George Myatt 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Sunday 9/25
Washington 11 Philadelphia 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (17-19)
LP Roy Mahaffey (14-17)
HR Jimmie Foxx (39) Jim Cronin (3)
Foxx 3-5, 5 RBIs. Al Simmons 3-5, 2 RBIs.

Washington (60-88) at New York (77-71)
2 game series

Tuesday 9/27
Washington 8 NY 0:
WP Carl Hubbell (18-16)
LP Milt Shoffner (18-17)
HR Al Simmons 2 (11)
Hubbell fires a 3 hit shut out.

Wednesday 9/28
Washington 3 NY 2:
WP Hal Schumacher (14-17)
LP Al Hollingsworth (19-14)
HR Ken Keltner (10) Joe Sewell

Washington (62-88) at Boston (94-56)
2 game series

Thursday 9/29
Washington 4 Boston 3:
WP Oral Hildebrand (9-15)
LP Dutch Leonard (16-14)
Billy Herman 2-4, 2 RBIs. Al Simmons 2-3, RBI.

Friday 9/30
Washington 4 Boston 2:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (18-19)
LP Tex Carleton (7-2)
Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBI.

Philadelphia (73-79) at Washington (64-88)
2 game series

Saturday 10/1
Washington 8 Philadelphia 4:
WP Jimmy Pattison (1-0)
LP Vito Tamulis (15-15)
HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (41)
Foxx 2-3, 5 RBIs.

Sunday 10/2
Washington 4 Philadelphia 3 (10)
WP Hal Schumacher (15-17)
LP Don Brennan (9-9)
Senators end season with a seven game winning streak.

Final
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	94	60	.610	-
Cleveland Indians	82	72	.532	12.0
Chicago White Sox	82	72	.532	12.0
New York Yankees	80	74	.519	14.0
Detroit Tigers	74	80	.481	20.0
Philadelphia Athletics	73	81	.474	21.0
Washington Senators	66	88	.429	28.0
St. Louis Browns	65	89	.422	29.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Philadelphia Phillies	90	64	.584	-
Cincinnati Reds	81	73	.526	9.0
Boston Bees	80	74	.519	10.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	76	78	.494	14.0
Chicago Cubs	75	79	.487	15.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	74	80	.481	16.0
New York Giants	74	80	.481	16.0
St. Louis Cardinals	66	88	.429	24.0

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Dale Alexander - CHA

.353

2	Johnny Mize	CHN	.348
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	.347
4	Zeke Bonura	PHI	.340
5	Bill Terry	CLE	.339

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Jimmie Foxx - WS1

41

2	Hank Greenberg	BRO	39
3	Sam Chapman	DET	35
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	35
5	Rudy York	BSN	34

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Sam Chapman - DET

136

2	Zeke Bonura	PHI	129
3	Jeff Heath	NYA	121
4	Hank Greenberg	BRO	120
4	Hal Trosky	CIN	120

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Paul Derringer - PIT

25

2	Johnny Allen	PHI	24
3	Van Mungo	BSN	22
4	Mort Cooper	BOS	20
4	3 more tied with		20

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Paul Derringer - PIT

2.46

2	Dick Errickson	TRE	2.78
3	Mel Harder	CHA	2.93
4	Cy Blanton	BSN	2.97
5	2 tied with		2.98

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

225

2	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	193
3	Lefty Gomez	BRO	187
4	Van Mungo	BSN	184
5	Cliff Melton	PHI	172

Mize Hits .348 to Earn NL Crown
Monday, October 3rd, 1938
The 1938 baseball season has come to a close. And what a year it has been for Chicago's Johnny Mize. He finished off an all-star caliber year with the National League batting title. He topped all comers with a .348 batting average and registered 32 home runs and 112 RBIs in 151 games.

AL Batting Title Belongs to Alexander
Monday, October 3rd, 1938
One of the more prestigious postseason awards is presented to the league batting champion. The American League recipient this year is Chicago's 35-year-old first baseman Dale Alexander, who hit .353 over 139 games. Included in this accomplishment were 176 hits in 499 at-bats, 10 home runs, 71 RBI and 99 runs scored. Alexander spoke humbly to reporters about the award. "It's such a difficult thing to do," he explained, "There are a lot of great hitters in this league and to outhit them all is very special."

NABL News: Draft Pool Revealed
Monday, September 12th, 1938
The deadline has passed for players to declare for the first-year player draft. North American BaseBall League officials have released a list to all teams with players who can be chosen on draft day. Teams now have a chance to scout the draft pool for 30 days before the draft is held.

The top players available (in no particular order) seem to be:
1. Johnny Hopp, 22 year-old center fielder out of college.
2. Barney McCosky, 21 year-old center fielder out of college.
3. Marv Breuer, 24 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
4. Fred Hutchinson, 19 year-old starting pitcher out of high-school.
5. Bill Posedel, 32 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
6. Jack Kramer, 20 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
7. Dizzy Trout, 23 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
8. Les Fleming, 23 year-old right fielder out of college.
9. Junior Thompson, 21 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
10. Ted Williams, 20 year-old right fielder out of college.

NABL News: Regular Season ends
Monday, October 3rd, 1938
Happy days are here for the playoff-bound teams. The North American BaseBall League regular season is over and the playoffs will soon get under way to determine the league's best team for 1938. The clubs are planning their lineups and pitching rotations, going over scouting reports, trying to glean bits of information that might give them the edge. Nothing is seemingly left to chance. It takes a lot of talent and sometimes a little luck to bring home the North American Series trophy.

scott1964 · 12-13-2012, 07:27 PM

1938 Playoffs

NABL News: Playoffs begin
Monday, October 3rd, 1938
Playoff baseball is a being unto itself. It is a mythical creature, a fleeting, mystical force that consumes anyone with a passion for one of the ballclubs vying for championship gold. It sweeps over you, pins you to your seat or kicks you forcibly to your feet in the flash of an instant. Today, the North American BaseBall League gives way to this passion as players, fans and the elite clubs of the league embark on an exciting journey fraught with anguish and ecstasy. Here is the slate for today's games in the North American Series:
Philadelphia Phillies versus Boston Red Sox.

Philadelphia at Boston

Game 1
Monday 10/4
Boston 2 Philadelphia 1:
WP Mort Cooper
LP Cliff Melton
HR Don Padgett
Myril Hoag's second RBI of the game in the bottom of the ninth lifts Red Sox.

Game 2
Tuesday 10/5
Philadelphia 3 Boston 1:
WP Bill Lee
LP Dick Errickson
Bill Lee scatters six hits

Boston at Philadelphia

Game 3
Thursday 10/7
Philadelphia 7 Boston 4:
WP Lee Grissom
LP Red Ruffing
HR Dib Williams Terry Moore Don Padgett (2)
Phillies score four in the 8th on a hit, two walks and an error/

Game 4
Friday 10/8
Philadelphia 11 Boston 3:
WP Cliff Melton (1-1)
LP Clarence Pickrel
HR Zeke Bonura Bob Seeds

Game 5
Saturday 10/9
Boston 2 Philadelphia 1:
WP Dick Errickson (1-1)
LP Bill Lee(1-1)
Errickson scatters seven hits

Philadelphia at Boston

Game 6
Monday 10/11
Boston 7 Philadelphia 6 (11)
WP Clarence Pickrel (1-1)
LP Ray Prim
HR Zeke Bonura (2)

Game 7
Tuesday 10/12
Philadelphia 5 Boston 1:
WP Cliff Melton (2-1)
LP Mort Cooper (1-1)
HR Don Padgett (3)

Phillies Win 1938 North American Series
Wednesday, October 12th, 1938
Philadelphia did well in regular season play, but they did even better in the postseason -- they won the whole shebang, finishing off the Boston Red Sox in the North American Series 4-3 to claim the crown for the 2nd time.

In the elimination game today at Fenway Park II, the Phillies polished off Boston 5-1 to win the North American BaseBall League championship. MVP was Don Padgett (11 for 29, .379 avg 3 HR, 10 RBIs.)

1938 Draft
NABL News: First-Year Player Draft
Wednesday, October 12th, 1938
The scouting reports are in. Baseball officials have spent endless hours, days and weeks debating and agonizing over which first-year players should be drafted. Some guys do it scientifically, while the grizzled old pros go by gut feel. Whatever the team's philosophy, the North American BaseBall League amateur draft is today and these ballclubs have the first five selections: Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago and Philadelphia. It is the consensus among the baseball journalists and experts that these guys will go in the first ten picks:

1. Joe Gordon, 23 year-old second baseman out of college.
2. Ted Williams, 20 year-old right fielder out of college.
3. Marv Breuer, 24 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
4. Les Fleming, 23 year-old right fielder out of college.
5. Johnny Hopp, 22 year-old center fielder out of college.
6. Barney McCosky, 21 year-old center fielder out of college.
7. Bob Bowman, 28 year-old starting pitcher out of college.
8. Hal Newhouser, 17 year-old starting pitcher out of high-school.
9. Fred Hutchinson, 19 year-old starting pitcher out of high-school.
10. Jack Kramer, 20 year-old starting pitcher out of college.

Round One Results

Pittsburgh Pirates: RF Ted Williams
Cincinnati Reds: RF Charlie Keller
Detroit Tigers: CF Barney McCosky
Chicago Cubs: SP Hal Newhouser
Philadelphia Athletics: SP Dizzy Trout
St. Louis Cardinals: RF Bob Elliott
New York Giants: SP Junior Thompson
New York Yankees: 2B Joe Gordon
Cleveland Indians: SP Marv Breuer
St. Louis Browns: SP Jack Kramer
Philadelphia Athletics: SP Fred Hutchinson
Brooklyn Dodgers: MR Ken Raffensberger
New York Yankees: RF Les Fleming
Philadelphia Phillies: CF Johnny Hopp
Philadelphia Phillies: 3B Hank Majeski
Cincinnati Reds: MR Joe Dobson
Philadelphia Phillies: 1B Mickey Vernon
Pittsburgh Pirates: C Phil Masi
Brooklyn Dodgers: SP Bill Posedel

Senators Draft Results
Johnny Berardino 2B
Fred Chapman SS
Joe Callahan MR
Lefty Sullivan MR

Major Retirements
Chick Hafey (WSH) .313 avg 1679 hits 180 HR 956 RBIs
John Monroe (BOS) .277 avg 1787 hits 867 RBIs.
Bill Terry (CLE) .337 avg 2166 hits 136 HR 1011 RBIs.
Max Bishop (CHN) .278 avg 2011 hits 42 HR 837 RBIs.
Earle Combs (CLE) .332 avg 2639 hits 91 HR 1126 RBIs.

Awards
Best Defenders Announced by NL
Monday, October 24th, 1938
"Ball hawk" is a good name for the members of the defensive elite, the players who make leather shine. The fielders who crashed the wall, leaped in the air, and dived in the hole better than any others during 1938 have been tabbed as the National League's Glove Wizard Award winners. Here are this year's best:

Pitcher: Jim Weaver (Cincinnati Reds)
Catcher: Bill DeLancey (Cincinnati Reds)
First Baseman: Zeke Bonura (Philadelphia Phillies)
Second Baseman: Lonny Frey (St. Louis Cardinals)
Third Baseman: Davey Claire (St. Louis Cardinals)
Shortstop: Arky Vaughan (St. Louis Cardinals)
Left Fielder: Mel Almada (Cincinnati Reds)
Center Fielder: Joe DiMaggio (Cincinnati Reds)
Right Fielder: Roy Weatherly (Cincinnati Reds)

American League Announces Glove Wizard Award Winners
Monday, October 24th, 1938
Any pitcher would love to have these defenders on the field backing them up. They are the best glovemen in the American League for 1938. This year's Glove Wizard Award winners are:

Pitcher: Bill McGee (St. Louis Browns)
Catcher: Harry Danning (Cleveland Indians)
First Baseman: Terry Lyons (Detroit Tigers)
Second Baseman: Billy Herman (Boston Red Sox)
Third Baseman: Joe Sewell (New York Yankees)
Shortstop: Cecil Travis (Chicago White Sox)
Left Fielder: Jeff Heath (New York Yankees)
Center Fielder: Sam Chapman (Detroit Tigers)
Right Fielder: George Selkirk (Washington Senators)

1938 Best NL Rookie Picked
Tuesday, October 25th, 1938
The National League Newcomer of the Year Award has been given to Lou Boudreau of the Philadelphia Phillies.

In the 1938 season the 21-year-old shortstop played in 147 games, recording a .319 batting average with 7 home runs, 74 RBIs and 119 runs scored.

Detroit Center Fielder Wins AL Rookie of the Year
Tuesday, October 25th, 1938
The top-rated rookie for 1938 in the American League has been selected and the honor went to Detroit center fielder Sam Chapman.

It was a season to remember for the 22-year-old Tigers newcomer. He wrapped up his first year with a .284 batting average, 20 doubles, 7 triples and 35 home runs. Chapman also had 136 RBIs and scored 106 times.

Great Season For Derringer, Wins NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Thursday, October 27th, 1938
National League hitters didn't have much of a chance in the 1938 season when the Pittsburgh manager wrote "Paul Derringer" on the lineup card. Outing after outing, he held teams in check and usually got a win.

He excelled with a 25-13 mark and 2.46 ERA in 39 starts, tossed 344.1 innings, fanned 139 and held opposing teams to a .238 average.

Best AL Pitcher Announced
Thursday, October 27th, 1938
This season's American League Outstanding Pitcher Award trophy went to Red Ruffing, the ace of the Boston pitching staff.

He dominated all season, finishing with 20 wins and 13 losses and a 2.98 ERA. In 35 starts he worked a total of 283.2 innings, striking out 127, while walking 101. Other clubs managed to hit only .263 against him.

1938 NL #1 Hitter is Chicago's Mize
Friday, October 28th, 1938
When it came to hitting the baseball, Johnny Mize had few peers in the National League this year. The gifted first baseman for Chicago tagged opposing pitchers for a .348 average and was voted the Outstanding Hitter Award for 1938. Included in his season stats were 212 hits, 31 doubles, 13 triples, 32 home runs, 110 runs scored and 112 RBIs.

Heath Selected AL's Best Hitter
Friday, October 28th, 1938
New York's Jeff Heath teed off on opposing pitching all season long and claimed the American League Outstanding Hitter Award today.

He belted out 207 hits in 614 at-bats to compile a .337 batting average and a .393 on-base percentage in 1938. He also tallied 43 doubles, 15 triples, 30 home runs, 121 RBIs, and 121 runs scored.

Accomplishments for 1938

Johnny Mize hits 3 HRs on August 20th
Lonny Frey has 6 hits on September 30th
Bruce Campbell and George DeTore each hit for the cycle
Joe Sewell picks up his 3000th hit
Goose Goslin 2500th hit
Lefty Grove and Red Ruffing both notch their 250th win.
Jimmie Foxx hits HR #400, Gabby Hartnett 300th HR
Joe Medwick has a 40 game hitting streak

scott1964 · 12-14-2012, 12:11 AM

1938 Hall of Fame Inductions

Hall of Fame Inducts Donlin
Thursday, December 1st, 1938
A huge crowd watched Mike Donlin become the newest member of the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame today.

"I'm a big believer in whatever you want, if you want something out of this game, you've got to put the work in it. You've got to work hard," said the outstanding center fielder, whose new plaque described him as "an artisan with a bat whose daily pursuit of excellence produced a .343 lifetime batting average, 2812 hits and 119 home runs."

After the induction ceremony Donlin was asked what was the most thrilling moment in his career. He responded quickly, "No doubt about it, your first hit in the big leagues. That's tops. It means you're on your way. When you get the first hit, then you can get the rest."

Kid Keenan Inducted into Hall Of Fame
Thursday, December 1st, 1938
Kid Keenan was a giant among pitchers. Today his baseball career culminated in the ultimate -- induction in the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame.

"My dad told me as a kid, 'To dream big and dream always'. That's something I never forgot. It's what got me here today at the Hall of Fame."

One of his former teammates said when he introduced Keenan to the audience, "I have never seen such dedication to perfection. Anything less than perfect and he was not happy."

During his outstanding career Keenan appeared in 417 games, struck out 3289 batters and walked 2189 in 2817.2 innings of work. His lifetime won-lost record was 189 victories and 119 defeats. He had a 3.36 ERA, and opposing hitters batted .218 against him.

Later Keenan told the audience during his installation speech, "I'm not trying to be cocky, but I set such a high standard for myself. I wasn't happy when I pitched seven innings and gave up two runs and got a win."

Dreams, dedication and strong desire combined with talent can get you to the Hall of Fame or wherever you want to go. Just ask the newest member of the Hall of Fame.

scott1964 · 12-14-2012, 12:43 AM

1939 Season

Top 100 Prospects List Published
Monday, April 17th, 1939
The season is about to start, so it's time to publish the annual Top 100 Prospects list. This year 20-year-old right fielder Ted Williams of the Pittsburgh Pirates is the #1 prospect overall.

Here is the top 10:
1) RF Ted Williams, 20, Pittsburgh Pirates
2) LF Charlie Keller, 22, Cincinnati Reds
3) SP Dizzy Trout, 23, Philadelphia Athletics
4) SP Jack Kramer, 21, New York Yankees
5) SP Junior Thompson, 21, New York Giants
6) SP Fred Hutchinson, 19, Philadelphia Athletics
7) SP Vern Olsen, 21, Cleveland Indians
8) SP Marv Breuer, 24, Cleveland Indians
9) CF Barney McCosky, 22, Detroit Tigers
10) SP Marius Russo, 24, St. Louis Browns

AMERICAN LEAGUE PREDICTED STANDINGS

Team	W	L	PCT	GB	Runs	AVG	HR	SB	Runs against	ERA	K	BB
Cleveland Indians	95	59	.617	-	816	.289	130	36	684	3.63	674	548
Chicago White Sox	82	72	.532	13	765	.284	79	74	731	4.02	518	493
Philadelphia Athletics	80	74	.519	15	752	.276	70	57	729	4.03	563	456
Boston Red Sox	75	79	.487	20	774	.280	99	37	748	3.95	574	532
St. Louis Browns	75	79	.487	20	769	.280	60	77	769	4.09	483	500
Detroit Tigers	74	80	.481	21	743	.277	75	83	825	4.55	457	495
New York Yankees	72	82	.468	23	721	.265	110	69	725	3.98	470	570
Washington Senators	64	90	.416	31	696	.261	116	39	825	4.70	415	633

TOP 10 HITTERS

Player	Team	G	AB	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
B. Johnson, LF	CLE	151	604	31	112	6	.298	.386	.513
J. Foxx, 1B	WS1	153	569	26	86	4	.302	.390	.514
N. Etten, 1B	BOS	154	599	12	83	9	.318	.407	.456
T. Henrich, RF	BOS	148	560	20	92	8	.306	.395	.493
B. Dickey, C	PHA	135	552	22	98	0	.315	.379	.509
B. Lewis, 3B	CHA	142	567	12	86	30	.314	.395	.465
J. Gordon, 2B	NYA	148	639	26	85	31	.281	.338	.481
J. Cronin, SS	CLE	150	604	16	98	2	.304	.370	.471
B. Myer, 2B	PHA	149	587	3	71	4	.319	.412	.428
E. Averill, CF	PHA	149	568	15	110	5	.291	.377	.456

TOP 10 PITCHERS

Player	Team	G	W	L	ERA	IP	HA	BB	K	K/9
B. Feller	CLE	38	22	10	2.99	316.2	276	183	248	7.06
V. Olsen	CLE	38	22	12	3.06	316.2	314	102	151	4.31
C. Passeau	CLE	38	23	11	3.81	310.0	331	99	113	3.28
M. Russo	SLA	38	17	17	3.57	315.1	325	115	150	4.30
B. Weiland	BOS	38	17	15	3.80	298.2	319	113	124	3.76
B. McGee	SLA	38	17	12	3.94	298.0	331	88	99	3.01
D. Galehouse	CHA	38	18	13	4.07	279.1	293	108	109	3.51
T. Carleton	BOS	38	17	15	3.87	294.2	295	121	121	3.70
V. Tamulis	PHA	38	15	9	3.68	247.1	267	48	112	4.08
M. Cooper	BOS	38	17	18	3.91	304.1	330	115	152	4.51

NATIONAL LEAGUE PREDICTED STANDINGS

Team	W	L	PCT	GB	Runs	AVG	HR	SB	Runs against	ERA	K	BB
Cincinnati Reds	97	57	.630	-	877	.287	142	75	685	3.71	428	459
Philadelphia Phillies	88	66	.571	9	808	.277	98	73	685	3.74	581	498
Pittsburgh Pirates	78	76	.506	19	803	.277	107	119	791	4.34	484	431
New York Giants	75	79	.487	22	723	.271	78	96	755	4.06	566	580
Brooklyn Dodgers	75	79	.487	22	805	.291	112	70	823	4.65	602	666
St. Louis Cardinals	69	85	.448	28	759	.284	52	105	893	5.11	528	546
Chicago Cubs	69	85	.448	28	761	.282	104	45	816	4.51	640	676
Boston Bees	66	88	.429	31	698	.258	91	51	785	4.34	469	587

TOP 10 HITTERS

Player	Team	G	AB	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
T. Williams, RF	PIT	149	532	37	138	8	.365	.486	.671
J. Mize, 1B	CHN	152	610	43	132	1	.363	.436	.676
H. Greenberg, 1B	BRO	153	615	38	134	9	.333	.406	.598
J. DiMaggio, CF	CIN	150	623	31	119	4	.332	.395	.539
H. Trosky, 1B	CIN	152	615	28	121	2	.329	.400	.548
H. Clift, 3B	CIN	150	543	27	116	6	.311	.420	.516
C. Keller, LF	CIN	148	594	26	91	8	.283	.403	.499
Z. Bonura, 1B	PHI	153	650	28	122	3	.315	.363	.501
J. Hopp, LF	PHI	147	602	5	77	35	.319	.393	.466
M. Ott, 3B	BRO	151	578	24	95	2	.297	.394	.480

TOP 10 PITCHERS

Player	Team	G	W	L	ERA	IP	HA	BB	K	K/9
B. Lee	PHI	38	21	11	3.39	315.1	321	93	103	2.95
W. Wyatt	PIT	38	21	13	3.62	313.1	335	99	141	4.05
J. Bowman	CIN	38	22	13	3.91	315.1	324	97	101	2.90
S. Johnson	CIN	38	19	7	3.38	252.0	259	62	71	2.54
J. Allen	PHI	38	20	13	3.71	308.1	295	121	134	3.91
R. Sherid	CIN	38	22	13	4.02	299.1	328	92	92	2.78
P. Derringer	PIT	38	20	16	3.89	326.2	390	55	129	3.56
C. Melton	PHI	38	20	15	4.11	307.2	338	91	145	4.25
L. Grove	SLN	39	20	15	4.28	315.1	366	92	168	4.80
M. Stratton	NY1	38	18	14	3.91	269.0	285	84	113	3.79

NABL News: Opening Day
Monday, April 17th, 1939
The baseball season is here! After months of offseason maneuvering, the NABL is set to kickoff the 1939 campaign with a host of competitive match-ups, including:

New York Yankees @ Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates @ Cincinnati Reds

scott1964 · 12-16-2012, 06:54 PM

1939 Season

Home Opener
New York Yankees vs Washington Senators
Single game series

Monday April 17th
NY 2 Washington 1:
WP Milt Shoffner
LP Carl Hubbell
Milt Shoffner scatter four hits and Al Glossop hits a two run double.

Washington vs Philadelphia Athletics
3 game series

Tuesday April 18th
Washington 6 Philadelphia 2:
WP Hal Schumacher
LP Dutch Leonard
HR Frankie Hayes Jo-Jo Moore George McQuinn
Schumacher four hits Athletics while Hayes and Max West drive in a pair

Wednesday April 19th
Washington 4 Philadelphia 1:
WP Oral Hildebrand
LP Vito Tamulis
HR Jimmie Foxx
Tony Cuccinello drives in two.

Thursday April 20th
Philadelphia 6 Washington 5:
WP Max Lanier
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons
HR Ken Keltner George McQuinn (2)
McQuinn's three run shot lifts Athletics.

New York vs Washington
3 game series

Friday April 21st
Washington 4 NY 3 (12):
WP Joe Cascarella
LP Bill Lohrman
HR Joe Grace Joe Gordon Johnny Berardino George Selkirk
Selkirk homers in the bottom of the 12th

Saturday April 22nd
NY 5 Washington 1:
WP Thornton Lee (1-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (1-1)
HR Babe Young
Young goes 2-4, with 4 RBIs including a 1st inning two run HR.

Sunday April 23rd
NY 4 Washington 3:
WP Al Hollingsworth (2-0)
LP Oral Hildebrand (1-1)
HR Jeff Heath
Heath hits a three run HR in a 4 run 3rd inning.

Washington vs Boston Red Sox
3 game series

Monday April 24th
Washington 2 Boston 1:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (1-1)
LP Tex Carleton (0-2)
Frankie Hayes and George Selkirk drive a a run.

Tuesday April 25th
Washington 5 Boston 4:
WP Carl Hubbell (1-1)
LP Clarence Pickrel
HR Harry Danning Dixie Walker
Frankie Hayes hits a 9th inning two run double.

Wednesday April 26th
Washington 7 Boston 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (2-1)
LP Mort Cooper (2-1)
HR Ken Keltner (2)
Schumacher scatter five hits and Keltner drives in 3.

Philadelphia vs Washington
2 game series

Thursday April 27th
Washington 5 Philadelphia 3:
WP Oral Hildebrand (2-1)
LP Vito Tamulis (0-2)
HR Frankie Hayes (2)
Hayes first inning 3 run HR lifts Senators.

Friday April 28th
Washington 5 Philadelphia 2 (12):
WP Joe Cascarella (2-0)
LP Tot Pressnell
HR Jimmie Foxx (2)
Foxx hits a 12th inning walk off 3 run HR.

Washington vs New York
2 game series

Saturday April 29th
NY 4 Washington 0:
WP Milt Shoffner (3-0)
LP Carl Hubbell (1-2)
Shoffner cools off Senators through 8 innings.

Sunday April 30th
Washington 8 NY 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (3-1)
LP Thornton Lee (1-3)
HR Jimmie Foxx (3) Ken Keltner (3)
Schumacher pitches another four hitter

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Washington Senators	9	5	.643	-
Detroit Tigers	8	5	.615	.5
Cleveland Indians	7	6	.538	1.5
Boston Red Sox	7	6	.538	1.5
New York Yankees	7	7	.500	2.0
St. Louis Browns	6	7	.462	2.5
Chicago White Sox	5	8	.385	3.5
Philadelphia Athletics	4	9	.308	4.5

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cincinnati Reds	7	5	.583	-
Philadelphia Phillies	8	6	.571	-
Boston Bees	7	7	.500	1.0
St. Louis Cardinals	6	6	.500	1.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	6	7	.462	1.5
New York Giants	6	7	.462	1.5
Chicago Cubs	6	7	.462	1.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	6	7	.462	1.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Babe Phelps - SLN

.476

2	Art Shires	DET	.467
3	Barney McCosky	DET	.450
4	Ben Huffman	BRO	.421
5	Buddy Lewis	CHA	.413

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Hank Greenberg - BRO

6

2	Dolph Camilli	PIT	5
2	Joe Gordon	NYA	5
4	Zeke Bonura	PHI	4
4	Hal Trosky	CIN	4

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

2 tied with

17

1	Johnny Rizzo	BSN	17
1	Hal Trosky	CIN	17
3	Hank Greenberg	BRO	16
4	4 tied with		14

LEAGUE LEADERS W

5 tied with

3

1	Johnny Allen	PHI	3
1	Russ Bauers	BRO	3
1	George Caster	DET	3
1	2 more tied with		3

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Milt Shoffner - NYA

0.58

2	Oral Hildebrand	WS1	1.08
2	Clay Bryant	NY1	1.08
4	Jim Weaver	CIN	1.13
5	Don Brennan	PHA	1.35

LEAGUE LEADERS K

2 tied with

20

1	Tommy Bridges	BRO	20
1	Cliff Melton	PHI	20
3	Thornton Lee	NYA	17
3	2 more tied with		17

scott1964 · 12-18-2012, 11:55 PM

Washington vs St Louis Browns
2 game series

Tuesday May 2nd
St Louis 13 Washington 3:
WP Elden Auker (1-3)
LP Oral Hildebrand (2-2)
HR Tony Cuccinello Ken Keltner (4) Roy Johnson Dario Lodigiani
Johnson blasts a first inning GRAND SLAM during as six run inning

Wednesday May 3rd
St Louis 8 Washington 2:
WP Lon Warneke (3-1)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (1-2)
Ray Mueller goes 3-5, and drives in three

Washington vs Chicago White Sox
3 game series

Thursday May 4th
Washington 8 Chicago 5:
WP Carl Hubbell (2-2)
LP Mace Brown (2-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (4) George Selkirk (2) Max West
Buddy Lewis goes 5-5 for White Sox. George Selkirk drives in 4 going 3-4.

Friday May 5th
Chicago 4 Washington 3:
WP Ben Cantwell (1-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (3-2)
White Sox score two in the 8th to nip Senators

Saturday May 6th
Washington 9 Chicago 6:
WP Oral Hildebrand (3-2)
LP Mel Harder (1-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (5) Max West (2)
Max West 4-5, 2 RBIs Jimmie Foxx 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Washington vs Cleveland Indians
3 game series

Sunday May 7th
Cleveland 14 Washington 4:
WP Whitey Wilshere (2-0)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (1-3)
HR George Selkirk (3) Bob Johnson (2) Enos Slaughter
Slaughter 4-6, 4 RBIs. Johnson 3-4, 3 RBIs. Johnny McCarthy 3-5, 3 RBIs.

Monday May 8th
Cleveland 3 Washington 2 (10):
WP Marty Griffin (3-4)
LP Joe Cascarella (2-1)
HR Terry Moore
Indians slip past Senators on a Joe Cronin RBI single in the 10^th.

Tuesday May 9^th
Cleveland 10 Washington 6:
WP Vern Olsen (3-2)
LP Hal Schumacher (3-3)
HR George Selkirk (4) Joe Cronin (4) Enos Slaughter (2)
Cronin 4-5, 5 RBIs.

Washington vs Detroit Tigers
2 game series

Wednesday May 10^th
^{Detroit 4 Washington 3:}
^{WP George Caster (6-0)}
LP Oral Hildebrand (3-3)
Fred Chapman 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Thursday May 11^th
^{Detroit 8 Washington 5:}
^{WP Peaches Davis (1-1)}
^{LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (1-4)}
HR George Selkirk (5) Creepy Crespi
Crespi 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Boston vs Washington
3 game series

Saturday May 13^th
Washington 4 Boston 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (3-2)
LP Bob Weiland (2-2)
Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Hubbell scatters five hits

Sunday May 14^th
Boston 8 Washington 5:
WP Red Ruffing (3-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (3-4)
HR Nick Etten Heinie Mueller (2) Frankie Hayes (3)
Hayes 2-4, 4 RBIs. Mueller 3-4, 3 RBIs.

Monday May 15^th
Boston 2 Washington 1:
WP Red Ruffing (4-1)
LP Oral Hildebrand (3-4)
HR Harry Craft (2) Heinie Mueller (3)

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Detroit Tigers	17	10	.630	-
Cleveland Indians	17	10	.630	-
Boston Red Sox	14	12	.538	2.5
Philadelphia Athletics	13	13	.500	3.5
St. Louis Browns	13	14	.481	4.0
Washington Senators	12	15	.444	5.0
Chicago White Sox	11	16	.407	6.0
New York Yankees	10	17	.370	7.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Chicago Cubs	16	10	.615	-
Philadelphia Phillies	17	11	.607	-
Cincinnati Reds	15	11	.577	1.0
New York Giants	13	14	.481	3.5
St. Louis Cardinals	12	13	.480	3.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	12	15	.444	4.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	12	15	.444	4.5
Boston Bees	10	18	.357	7.0

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Barney McCosky - DET

.473

2	Jimmie Foxx	WS1	.388
3	Roy Weatherly	CIN	.372
4	Buddy Lewis	CHA	.370
5	Hal Trosky	CIN	.367

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Joe DiMaggio - CIN

8

2	Joe Gordon	NYA	7
2	Hank Greenberg	BRO	7
4	Zeke Bonura	PHI	5
4	6 more tied with		5

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Hal Trosky - CIN

30

2	Joe Cronin	CLE	26
3	Augie Galan	NY1	24
3	Joe Kuhel	SLA	24
3	Charlie Uhlir	CHN	24

LEAGUE LEADERS W

George Caster - DET

7

2	Johnny Allen	PHI	5
2	Lee Grissom	PHI	5
2	Bob Klinger	CHN	5
2	3 more tied with		5

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Milt Shoffner - NYA

1.70

2	Roy Sherid	CIN	2.06
3	Denny Galehouse	CHA	2.34
4	Mort Cooper	BOS	2.53
5	Bob Klinger	CHN	2.57

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

41

2	Tommy Bridges	BRO	34
3	Cliff Melton	PHI	33
4	Lefty Grove	SLN	32
5	Whit Wyatt	PIT	31

scott1964 · 12-20-2012, 03:27 PM

Detroit vs Washington
3 game series

Tuesday May 16th
Washington 12 Detroit 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (2-4)
LP Johnny Marcum (2-1)
George Selkirk 2-3, 3 RBIs. Frankie Hayes 3-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday May 17th
Washington 9 Detroit 4:
WP Carl Hubbell (4-2)
LP Ted Lyons (2-6)
HR Tony Cuccinello (2) George Selkirk (6)
Selkirk goes 4-4, with 4 RBIs.

Thursday May 18th
Detroit 6 Washington 3:
WP George Caster (8-0)
LP Hal Schumacher (3-5)
HR Sam Chapman (6) Frankie Hayes (4)
Chapman goes 4-5, with 2 RBIs as George Caster stay unbeaten.

Cleveland vs Washington
2 game series

Friday May 19th
Cleveland 2 Washington 0:
WP Claude Passeau (4-1)
LP Oral Hildebrand (3-5)
Passeau shuts out Senators on three hits.

Saturday May 20th
Cleveland 10 Washington 2:
WP Whitey Wilshere (3-1)
LP Joe Cacarella (2-2)
HR Bob Johnson (5) Joe Cronin (5) Frank McCormick (2) Max West (4)
McCormick 3-5, 5 RBIs.

Chicago vs Washington
3 game series

Sunday May 21st
Chicago 7 Washington 0:
WP Mace Brown (5-1)
LP Carl Hubbell (4-3)
HR Ernie Lombardi (4)
Lombardi 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Monday May 22nd
Washington 2 Chicago 0:
WP Hal Schumacher (4-5)
LP Denny Galehouse (4-2)
Schumacher records his first season hut out.

Tuesday May 23rd
Washington 4 Chicago 1:
WP Oral Hildebrand (4-5)
LP Elmer Riddle (3-2)
HR Johnny Berardino (2)
Hildebrand scatters six hits.

St Louis vs Washington
2 game series

Wednesday May 24th
St Louis 11 Washington 2:
WP Dizzy Dean (3-2)
LP Ned Porter (0-1)
HR George Selkirk (7)
Gene Moore 2-3, RBI, 4 runs scored.

Thursday May 25th.
Washington 3 St Louis 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (5-3)
LP Marius Russo (4-4)
Hubbell scatter four hits

Washington vs Boston
3 game series

Friday May 26th
Boston 2 Washington 0:
WP Mort Cooper (5-5)
LP Hal Schumacher (4-6)
Cooper shuts out Senators on three hits.

Saturday May 27th
Boston 10 Washington 3:
WP Red Ruffing (6-1)
LP Oral Hildebrand (4-6)
HR Johhny Hodapp (2) George Selkirk (8)
Selkirk 3-4, 3 RBIs. Hodapp 3-5, 3 RBIs.

Sunday May 28th
Washington 8 Boston 3:
WP Ed Walsh (1-0)
LP Tex Carleton (1-8)
HR George Selkirk (9)
Selkirk 4-5, 3 RBIs.

Philadelphia vs Washington
3 game series

Monday May 29th
Washington 2 Philadelphia 1:
WP Carl Hubbell (6-3)
LP Ed Durham (0-1)
HR George Selkirk (10)
Selkirk homers for the third straight game with a two run shot in the bottom of the ninth.

Tuesday May 30th
Game 1
Philadelphia 3 Washington 2:
WP Vito Tamulis (4-2)
LP Hal Schumacher (4-7)
HR Earl Averill (4) Jimmie Foxx (6)
Bill Dickey 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Game 2
Washington 6 Philadelphia 5:
WP Oral Hildebrand (5-6)
LP Dutch Leonard (7-5)
HR George Selkirk (11)
Selkirk's 8th inning GRAND SLAM lifts Senators

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cleveland Indians	24	18	.571	-
Philadelphia Athletics	22	20	.524	2.0
Detroit Tigers	22	20	.524	2.0
Chicago White Sox	21	21	.500	3.0
Boston Red Sox	21	21	.500	3.0
Washington Senators	20	23	.465	4.5
New York Yankees	20	23	.465	4.5
St. Louis Browns	19	23	.452	5.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cincinnati Reds	27	16	.628	-
Philadelphia Phillies	24	19	.558	3.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	23	20	.535	4.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	22	21	.512	5.0
Chicago Cubs	20	22	.476	6.5
New York Giants	20	23	.465	7.0
St. Louis Cardinals	18	24	.429	8.5
Boston Bees	17	26	.395	10.0

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Ben Huffman - BRO

.425

2	Barney McCosky	DET	.387
3	Art Shires	DET	.382
4	Ted Williams	PIT	.378
5	3 tied with		.374

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

2 tied with

11

1	Hank Greenberg	BRO	11
1	George Selkirk	WS1	11
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	10
3	Johnny Mize	CHN	10

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Hal Trosky - CIN

45

2	George Selkirk	WS1	40
3	Johnny Mize	CHN	37
4	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	34
4	2 more tied with		34

LEAGUE LEADERS W

2 tied with

9

1	George Caster	DET	9
1	Roy Sherid	CIN	9
3	Johnny Allen	PHI	8
4	3 tied with		7

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Milt Shoffner - NYA

1.73

2	Roy Sherid	CIN	2.16
2	Denny Galehouse	CHA	2.16
4	Bob Feller	CLE	2.46
5	Marius Russo	SLA	2.50

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

69

2	Tommy Bridges	BRO	55
3	Johnny Allen	PHI	49
3	Cliff Melton	PHI	49
5	Whit Wyatt	PIT	47

scott1964 · 12-20-2012, 06:36 PM

Washington vs Chicago
3 game series

Thursday June 1
Chicago 8 Washington 4:
WP Dick Errickson (1-0)
LP Ed Walsh (1-1)
Al Simmons 3-4, 2 RBIs. Larry Rosenthal 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Friday June 2
Washington 6 Chicago 2:
WP Carl Hubbell (7-3)
LP Elmer Riddle (3-4)
HR George Selkirk (12) Ken Keltner (5) Fern Bell
Selkirk and Keltner each hit 2 run HRs.

Saturday June 3
Chicago 5 Washington 1:
WP Mace Brown (7-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (4-8)
Phil Cavarretta 2-4, RBI. Ernie Lombardi 2 RBIs.

Washington vs St Louis
3 game series

Sunday June 4
Washington 12 St Louis 5:
WP Oral Hildebrand (6-6)
LP Bill McGee (2-5)
HR Al Simmons
Simmons hits 9th inning GRAND SLAM, going 3-6, 5 RBIs.

Monday June 5
Washington 5 St Louis 4:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (3-4)
LP Ray Starr (0-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (7)
Foxx 3-4, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk singles in Al Simmons in the 9th.

Tuesday June 6
Washington 8 St Louis 7:
WP Carl Hubbell (8-3)
LP Dizzy Dean (3-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (8) Joe Marty (2)
Foxx 3-5, 3 RBIs. Tony Cuccinello 2-5, 4 RBIs.

Washington vs Cleveland
3 game series

Wednesday June 7
Washington 4 Cleveland 0:
WP Hal Schumacher (5-8)
LP Bob Feller (5-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (9) George Selkirk (13)
Schumacher shuts out Indians on three hits

Thursday June 8
Cleveland 12 Washington 2:
WP Claude Passeau (6-2)
LP Oral Hildebrand (6-7)
HR Enos Slaughter (6) Bob Johnson (8)
Slaughter GRAND SLAM 2-5. Johnson 3-5, 3 RBIs.

Friday June 9
Washington 2 Cleveland 1:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-4)
LP Vern Olsen (6-6)
HR Jimmie Foxx (10)
Foxx hits a go ahead HR

Washington vs Detroit
3 game series

Saturday June 10
Detroit 8 Washington 4:
WP Johnny Marcum (4-2)
LP Carl Hubbell (8-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx (11) Max West (4) Sam Chapman (11)
Chapman 4-4, 2 RBIs. Frank Doljack 2 RBIs.

Sunday June 11
Washington 9 Detroit 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (6-8)
LP Ted Lyons (3-11)
HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (13) George Selkirk (14) Max West (5)
Foxx 3-5, 2 RBIs. Selkirk 4-6, RBI.

Monday June 12
Washington 7 Detroit 4:
WP Oral Hildebrand (7-7)
LP George Caster (10-4)
HR Gil English
Al Simmons 3-5, 3 RBIs. English 3-4, RBI.

Chicago vs Washington
3 game series

Wednesday June 14
Chicago 3 Washington 2:
WP Elmer Riddle (5-4)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-5)
HR Max West (6)
Dave Alexander's 8th inning two run double lifts White Sox

Thursday June 15
Chicago 6 Washington 1:
WP Mel Harder (4-6)
LP Carl Hubbell (8-5)
Harder scatters 6 hits.

Friday June 16
Chicago 3 Washington 0:
WP Mace Brown (9-2)
LP Hal Schumacher (6-9)
White Sox sweep Senators.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Boston Red Sox	33	24	.579	-
Cleveland Indians	32	25	.561	1.0
Chicago White Sox	32	25	.561	1.0
Washington Senators	28	30	.483	5.5
Detroit Tigers	27	30	.474	6.0
Philadelphia Athletics	26	31	.456	7.0
New York Yankees	26	32	.448	7.5
St. Louis Browns	25	32	.439	8.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cincinnati Reds	35	22	.614	-
Philadelphia Phillies	34	23	.596	1.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	29	28	.509	6.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	29	28	.509	6.0
St. Louis Cardinals	28	29	.491	7.0
New York Giants	26	32	.448	9.5
Chicago Cubs	24	33	.421	11.0
Boston Bees	24	34	.414	11.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Ben Huffman - BRO

.392

2	Ted Williams	PIT	.386
3	Cecil Travis	CHA	.377
4	Buddy Lewis	CHA	.366
5	Johnny Mize	CHN	.364

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Joe DiMaggio - CIN

16

2	Hank Greenberg	BRO	14
2	George Selkirk	WS1	14
2	Ted Williams	PIT	14
5	2 tied with		13

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Hal Trosky - CIN

52

2	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	50
3	Johnny Mize	CHN	48
4	Harlond Clift	CIN	47
4	George Selkirk	WS1	47

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Roy Sherid - CIN

12

2	Johnny Allen	PHI	10
2	George Caster	DET	10
4	Mace Brown	CHA	9
5	5 tied with		8

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Marius Russo - SLA

2.26

2	Mace Brown	CHA	2.34
3	Claude Passeau	CLE	2.62
4	Bob Feller	CLE	2.81
4	Milt Shoffner	NYA	2.81

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

97

2	Lefty Grove	SLN	71
3	Tommy Bridges	BRO	65
3	Whit Wyatt	PIT	65
5	2 tied with		63

scott1964 · 12-20-2012, 11:34 PM

St Louis vs Washington
3 game series

Saturday June 17
Washington 8 St Louis 0:
WP Oral Hildebrand (8-7)
LP Bill McGee (2-8)
HR Jimmie Foxx (14)
Hildebrand pitches a six hit shut out for his first of the season

Sunday June 18
St Louis 2 Washington 0:
WP Lon Warneke (5-6)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-6)
Warneke fires a six hit shut out.

Monday June 19
St Louis 4 Washington 3 (12):
WP Clyde Shoun (5-3)
LP Newt Kimball (0-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (15)
Gene Moore scores winning run in the 12th.

Cleveland vs Washington
3 game series

Tuesday June 20
Cleveland 4 Washington 2:
WP Bob Feller (7-4)
LP Hal Schumacher (6-10)
Art Rebel 2-4, 2 RBIs. Max West 2-3, RBI.

Wednesday June 21
Washington 6 Cleveland 3:
WP Oral Hildebrand (9-7)
LP Claude Passeau (8-3)
HR Ken Keltner (6)
Keltner drives in four. Frankie Hayes 3-3, 2 RBIs.

Thursday June 22
Cleveland 6 Washington 1:
WP Vern Olsen (8-7)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-7)
Joe Gantenbein 4-5, 3 RBIs.

Detroit vs Washington
3 game series

Friday June 23
Washington 6 Detroit 3:
WP Carl Hubbell (9-5)
LP Johnny Marcum (4-5)
HR Frankie Hayes (5)
Hubbell scatters six hits and Hayes hits a two run HR.

Saturday June 24
Washington 2 Detroit 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (7-10)
LP Ted Lyons (4-13)
HR Max West (7)
Schumacher five hits Tigers

Sunday June 25
Detroit 5 Washington 1:
WP George Caster (12-5)
LP Oral Hildebrand (9-8)
HR Benny McCoy (3)
Barney McCosky 4-5, 2 RBIs.

Boston vs Washington
3 game series

Monday June 26
Boston 4 Washington 2:
WP Clarence Pickrel (3-1)
LP Newt Kimball (0-2)
HR Tony Cuccinello (3)
Tommy Heinrich 2-5, 3 RBIs.

Tuesday June 27
Boston 9 Washington 4:
WP Johnny Rigney (1-1)
LP Carl Hubbell (9-6)
HR Babe Dahlgren Jimmie Foxx (16)
Bill Lawrence 3-4, 2 RBIs. Harry Craft 5-6

Wednesday June 28
Washington 3 Boston 0:
WP Hal Schumacher (8-10)
LP Mort Cooper (7-10)
Schumacher fires his third shut out of the season.

New York vs Washington
2 game series

Thursday June 29
Washington 6 NY 5(10):
WP Newt Kimball (1-2)
LP Johnny Babich (1-3)
HR Frankie Hayes (6)
Max West scores on a 12th inning bases loaded walk.

Friday June 30
Washington 6 NY 5:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-7)
LP Bill Lohrman (4-10)
Al Simmons scores winning run in the ninth on a Ken Keltner single.

Philadelphia vs Washington
2 game series

Saturday July 1
Philadelphia 5 Washington 4:
WP Tot Pressnell (5-5)
LP Rene Monteagudo (0-1)
HR George Selkirk (15)
Bill Dickey drives in all Athletics' runs.

Sunday July 2
Washington 5 Philadelphia 4:
WP Hal Schumacher (9-10)
LP Vito Tamulis (5-5)
HR Frankie Hayes (7)
Tony Cuccinello 3-4, 2 RBIs.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cleveland Indians	41	32	.562	-
Chicago White Sox	40	33	.548	1.0
Boston Red Sox	40	33	.548	1.0
Detroit Tigers	36	37	.493	5.0
Washington Senators	36	38	.486	5.5
Philadelphia Athletics	35	38	.479	6.0
New York Yankees	33	41	.446	8.5
St. Louis Browns	32	41	.438	9.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Philadelphia Phillies	44	27	.620	-
Cincinnati Reds	44	27	.620	-
Pittsburgh Pirates	35	35	.500	8.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	35	35	.500	8.5
New York Giants	34	39	.466	11.0
Chicago Cubs	33	40	.452	12.0
St. Louis Cardinals	32	40	.444	12.5
Boston Bees	30	44	.405	15.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Ben Huffman - BRO

.381

2	Ted Williams	PIT	.364
3	Johnny Mize	CHN	.361
4	Barney McCosky	DET	.360
5	Joe Gantenbein	CLE	.357

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Joe DiMaggio - CIN

19

2	Johnny Mize	CHN	17
3	Jimmie Foxx	WS1	16
3	Hank Greenberg	BRO	16
3	Ted Williams	PIT	16

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Joe DiMaggio - CIN

68

2	Hal Trosky	CIN	61
3	Johnny Mize	CHN	60
4	Sam Chapman	DET	57
4	Bob Johnson	CLE	57

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Roy Sherid - CIN

14

2	Johnny Allen	PHI	12
2	George Caster	DET	12
4	Tommy Bridges	BRO	11
4	2 more tied with		11

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Mace Brown - CHA

2.37

2	Marius Russo	SLA	2.59
2	Milt Shoffner	NYA	2.59
4	Bob Feller	CLE	2.71
5	Hal Schumacher	WS1	2.72

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

127

2	Cliff Melton	PHI	87
3	Tommy Bridges	BRO	86
4	Lefty Grove	SLN	84
5	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	83

scott1964 · 12-25-2012, 12:31 AM

Washington at New York
3 game series

Tuesday July 4
Game 1
NY 10 Washington 9:
WP Ken Heintzelman (1-1)
LP Rene Monteagudo (0-2)
HR Frankie Hayes (8) Jimmie Foxx (17) Tony Cuccinello (4) Max West 2 (9) Jeff Heath (9)
Yankees score five in the bottom of the ninth.

Game 2
NY 5 Washington 3:
WP Bill Lohrman (5-10)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-8)
HR Al Simmons (2) Ken Silvestri (3)
Silvestri 2-4, 4 RBIs.

Wednesday July 5
NY 14 Washington 5:
WP Milt Shoffner (10-5)
LP Carl Hubbell (9-7)
HR Joe Gordon 2 (17)
Gordon 2-3, 4 RBIs. Jeff Heath 3-6, 3 RBIs.

Washington at Philadelphia
3 game series

Friday July 7
Philadelphia 10 Washington 9:
WP Bob Bowman (2-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (9-11)
HR Max West (10) Earl Averill (7)
Milt Boeck hits a two run double in the bottom of the ninth with one out.

as Athletics score four times

Saturday July 8
Washington 7 Philadelphia 5 (13):
WP Joe Cascarella (3-2)
LP Bob Bowman (2-2)
HR George Selkirk (16)
Senators score twice in the 13th. Jimmie Foxx collects hit #2500.

Sunday July 9
Philadelphia 6 Washington 4:
WP Dutch Leonard (12-9)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-9)
HR Frankie Hayes (9) Jimmie Foxx (18) George McQuinn (5)
Senators can't hold lead.

NORTH AMERICAN BASEBALL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS AT AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS

GAME ID: 1234 - TUESDAY, JULY 11TH, 1939 - GAME LOG

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
National League All-Stars	2	1	1	0	1	0	0	2	0	7	14	0
American League All-Stars	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	5	12	2

WP Jim Weaver (Cincinnati)
LP Bob Feller (Cleveland)
MVP Zeke Bonura (Phillies) 2-4, 2 RBIs, HR

Washington at St Louis
3 game series

Thursday July 13
Washington 6 St Louis 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (10-11)
LP Marius Russo (11-7)
HR Al Simmons (3) Ken Keltner (7)
Ken Keltner 3-4, 2 RBIs.

Friday July 14
St Louis 3 Washington 2:
WP Bill McGee (6-9)
LP Carl Hubbell (9-8)
McGee scatters five hits.

Saturday July 15
St Louis 3 Washington 2:
WP Lon Warneke (7-9)
LP Oral Hildebrand (9-9)
Browns score twice in the seventh

Washington at Chicago
3 game series

Sunday July 16
Game 1
Chicago 10 Washington 5:
WP Ed Brandt (6-5)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-10)
HR George Selkirk (17)
Harl Maggert 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Game 2
Chicago 6 Washington 4:
WP Ben Cantwell (7-2)
LP Hal Schumacher (10-12)
HR Ken Keltner (8) Dale Alexander (7) Alex Kampouris (3)
Alexander and Kampouris 2 hits and 2 RBIs each

Monday July 17
Washington 11 Chicago 8:
WP Carl Hubbell (10-8)
LP Bob Weiland (11-7)
HR Jimmie Foxx (19) George Selkirk (18) Ken Keltner (9) Tony Lazzeri (3)
Selkirk 4 RBIs. Keltner 3 RBIs.

Washington at Detroit
3 game series

Tuesday July 18
Washington 15 Detroit 5:
WP Oral Hildebrand (10-9)
LP Ted Lyons (7-15)
HR Al Simmons (4)
Tony Cuccinello 5-6, 4 RBIs. Ken Keltner 5-6, 3 RBIs.

Wednesday July 19
Detroit 7 Washington 6 (10):
WP Wayne Osborn (4-1)
LP Joe Cascarella (3-3)
HR Jimmie Foxx (20)
Goose Goslin scores in the bottom of the 10th

Thursday July 20
Detroit 4 Washington 3:
WP Wayne Osborn (5-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (10-13)
HR Sam Chapman (18)
Senators lose again the ninth.

Washington at Cleveland
3 game series

Friday July 21
Cleveland 12 Washington 2:
WP Bob Feller (9-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (10-9)
HR Max West (11)
Feller scatters five hits and Indians score 10 in the 5th inning.

Saturday July 22
Cleveland 5 Washington 2:
WP Vern Olsen (12-8)
LP Oral Hildebrand (10-10)
HR George Selkirk (19)
Olsen 2 RBIs.

Sunday July 23
Cleveland 6 Washington 2:
WP Claude Passeau (14-5)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-11)
HR Joe Gantenbein (5) Terry Moore (6)
Ftizsimmons is 1-7 in his last 10 games.

Detroit at Washington
3 game series

Tuesday July 25
Washington 6 Detroit 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (11-13)
LP Si Johnson (7-9)
George Selkirk 2-3, 2 RBIs. Ken Keltner 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Wednesday July 26
Detroit 5 Washington 4:
WP George Caster (14-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (10-10)
HR Ken Keltner (11)
Senators still loss another in the ninth.

Thursday July 27
Washington 8 Detroit 1:
WP Oral Hildebrand (11-10)
LP Ted Lyons (7-17)
HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (22)
Foxx celebrates signing of a 7 year extension with two homeruns.

Cleveland at Washington
3 game series

Friday July 28
Washington 4 Cleveland 2:
WP Frddie Fitzsimmons (6-11)
LP Vern Olsen (12-9)
Senators score four in the 4th.

Saturday July 29
Cleveland 7 Washington 1:
WP Al Benton (2-1)
LP Hal Schumacher (11-14)
HR Sammy Holbrook
Holbrook 3-5, 4 RBIs.

Sunday July 30
Cleveland 4 Washington 3 (10):
WP Bob Feller (11-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (10-11)
HR Dick Bartell George Selkirk (20)
Senator close out July on a dismal 8-18 record.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Chicago White Sox	58	40	.592	-
Cleveland Indians	57	40	.588	.5
New York Yankees	49	48	.505	8.5
Philadelphia Athletics	47	50	.485	10.5
Boston Red Sox	45	51	.469	12.0
Detroit Tigers	45	52	.464	12.5
St. Louis Browns	45	53	.459	13.0
Washington Senators	43	55	.439	15.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cincinnati Reds	63	32	.663	-
Philadelphia Phillies	52	43	.547	11.0
Pittsburgh Pirates	48	47	.505	15.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	46	49	.484	17.0
Chicago Cubs	46	51	.474	18.0
St. Louis Cardinals	45	50	.474	18.0
New York Giants	42	54	.438	21.5
Boston Bees	40	56	.417	23.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Johnny Mize - CHN

.384

2	Joe Gantenbein	CLE	.364
3	Bob Elliott	SLN	.362
4	Ben Huffman	BRO	.361
5	Hal Trosky	CIN	.359

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Joe DiMaggio - CIN

26

2	Hank Greenberg	BRO	25
3	Ted Williams	PIT	23
4	Jimmie Foxx	WS1	22
4	2 more tied with		22

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Hal Trosky - CIN

96

2	Johnny Mize	CHN	95
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	84
4	Harlond Clift	CIN	80
5	Ted Williams	PIT	75

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Roy Sherid - CIN

19

2	Mace Brown	CHA	15
2	George Caster	DET	15
2	Dutch Leonard	PHA	15
2	2 more tied with		15

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Mace Brown - CHA

2.37

2	Marius Russo	SLA	2.74
3	Bob Feller	CLE	2.87
4	Fay Thomas	CIN	3.01
4	Roy Sherid	CIN	3.01

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

170

2	Johnny Vander Meer	CHN	115
3	Tommy Bridges	BRO	112
4	Lefty Grove	SLN	110
4	Cliff Melton	PHI	110

scott1964 · 12-27-2012, 01:06 AM

St Louis vs Washington
3 game series

Tuesday August 1
St Louis 5 Washington 1
WP Lon Warneke (10-10)
LP Oral Hildebrand (11-11)
Gene Moore 3 run triple

Wednesday August 2
St Louis 9 Washington 6:
LP Clyde Shoun (6-5)
LP Joe Cascarella (3-4)
HR Phil Weintraub (2) Ken Keltner (11)
Browns score three in the eighth

Thursday August 3
St Louis 1 Washington 0:
WP Marius Russo (13-10)
LP Hal Schumacher (11-15)
HR Hank Steinbacher (6)
Russo fire a seven hit shut out

Chicago vs Washington
3 game series

Friday August 4
Chicago 8 Washington 5:
WP Bob Weiland (14-8)
LP Carl Hubbell (10-12)
HR Tony Lazzeri (4) Jimmie Foxx (23)
White Sox score six in the last two innings

Saturday August 5
Washington 3 Chicago 1:
WP Oral Hildebrand (12-11)
LP Denny Galehouse (9-11)
Hildebrand scatters six hits

Sunday August 6
Chicago 10 Washington 7:
WP Eddie Smith (3-3)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-12)
HR Buddy Lewis (5) Jimmie Foxx (24) Max West (12)

New York vs Washington
3 game series

Tuesday August 8
Washington 3 NY 2:
WP Joe Cascarella (4-4)
LP Johnny Babich (3-7)
HR Johnny Berardino (3)
Berardino hits a walk off 3 run shot in the bottom of the ninth

Wednesday August 9
NY 8 Washington 5:
WP Bill Lohrman (10-11)
LP Joe Cascarella (4-5)
HR Jeff Gordon (22)
Senators waste another lead late.

Thursday August 10
NY 3 Washington 2:
WP Al Hollingsworth (11-9)
LP Oral Hildebrnad (12-12)
Gil English 4-4, RBI.

Washington vs Boston
3 game series

Friday August 11
Washington 5 Boston 2 (10):
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-12)
LP Johnny Rigney (4-8)
HR Jimmie Foxx (25)
Foxx hits a three run HR in the 10th.

Saturday August 12
Washington 12 Boston 10 (13):
WP Rene Monteagudo (1-2)
LP Dick Barrett (5-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (26) Jimmie Reese Ken Keltner (12) Tommy Heinrich
Jimmie Reese hits another Senators three run shot in extra innings

Sunday August 13
Washington 13 Boston 10:
WP Carl Hubbell (11-12)
LP Tex Carleton (8-17)
HR Babe Dahlgren (2)
Jimmie Foxx 4-5, 3 RBIs. Max West 3 RBIs.

Washington vs New York
3 game series

Tuesday August 15
Washington 3 NY 2 (12):
WP Joe Cascarella (5-5)
LP Bill Lohrman (10-12)
HR Ken Keltner (13)
Still another Senators HR in extra innings.

Wednesday August 16
NY 5 Washington 2:
WP Fritz Ostermueller (3-1)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-13)
HR Jeff Gordon (23) Jeff Heath (19)
Ostermueller scatters six hits.

Thursday August 17
Washington 9 NY 8 (10):
WP Pat Malone (1-0)
LP Bill Lohrman (10-13)
Senators score six in the ninth and Max West scores winning run in the 10th.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Chicago White Sox	66	48	.579	-
Cleveland Indians	63	49	.563	2.0
New York Yankees	57	55	.509	8.0
St. Louis Browns	56	57	.496	9.5
Philadelphia Athletics	54	58	.482	11.0
Detroit Tigers	54	59	.478	11.5
Boston Red Sox	50	61	.450	14.5
Washington Senators	50	63	.442	15.5

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cincinnati Reds	74	38	.661	-
Philadelphia Phillies	58	51	.532	14.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	58	52	.527	15.0
Brooklyn Dodgers	54	57	.486	19.5
St. Louis Cardinals	52	58	.473	21.0
New York Giants	51	60	.459	22.5
Chicago Cubs	51	62	.451	23.5
Boston Bees	45	65	.409	28.0

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Johnny Mize - CHN

.371

2	Ben Huffman	BRO	.369
3	Hal Trosky	CIN	.360
4	Bob Elliott	SLN	.359
5	2 tied with		.358

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Hank Greenberg - BRO

31

2	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	29
3	Jimmie Foxx	WS1	26
4	Johnny Mize	CHN	25
5	Ted Williams	PIT	24

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Hal Trosky - CIN

105

2	Johnny Mize	CHN	103
3	Harlond Clift	CIN	94
4	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	93
5	2 tied with		83

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Roy Sherid - CIN

21

2	Whit Wyatt	PIT	17
3	Tommy Bridges	BRO	16
3	Mace Brown	CHA	16
3	4 more tied with		16

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Mace Brown - CHA

2.31

2	Marius Russo	SLA	2.57
3	Bob Feller	CLE	2.85
4	Paul Derringer	PIT	3.02
5	Fay Thomas	CIN	3.03

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

184

2	Lefty Grove	SLN	130
3	Tommy Bridges	BRO	126
4	Cliff Melton	PHI	124
5	Whit Wyatt	PIT	122

scott1964 · 12-29-2012, 11:02 AM

Boston vs Washington
3 game series

Friday August 18
Boston 12 Washington 4:
WP Tex Carleton (9-17)
LP Carl Hubbell (11-13)
Bobby Reeves 3-3, 4 RBIs. Babe Dahlgren 2-4, 4 RBIs. George Selkirk 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Saturday August 19
Washington 9 Boston 2:
WP Oral Hildebrand (13-12)
LP Mort Cooper (8-19)
HR Jo-Jo Moore (2)
George Selkirk 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Sunday August 20
Washington 7 Boston 6:
WP Rene Monteagudo (2-2)
LP Curt Davis (1-1)
HR Jimmie Foxx (27) Ken Keltner (14)
Jimmie Foxx hits a three run shot in the bottom of the ninth

Washington vs Cleveland
2 game series

Tuesday August 22
Washington 8 Cleveland 4:
WP Hal Schumacher (12-15)
LP Clay Bryant (2-6)
HR Jo-Jo Moore (3) George Selkirk (21)
Selkirk 4-5, 4 RBIs.

Wednesday August 23
Cleveland 11 Washington 4:
WP Vern Olsen (15-12)
LP Carl Hubbell (11-14)
HR Mem Lovett 94)
Sammy Holbrook 4-5, 3 RBIs. Lovett 3 RBIs.

Washington vs Detroit
3 game series

Thursday August 24
Washington 10 Detroit 8 (12):
WP Pat Malone (2-0)
LP Peaches Davis (1-6)
HR Johnny Berardino (4) Jimmie Foxx 2 (29) Ken Keltner (15)
Senators score twice in the 12th

Friday August 25
Detroit 9 Washington 5:
WP George Caster (18-11)
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-14)
HR Ken Keltner (16)
Keltner 5-5, 5 RBIs with a GRAND SLAM.

Tigers score 8 in the 6th

Saturday August 26
Detroit 9 Washington 1:
WP Ted Lyons (12-19)
LP Hal Schumacher (12-16)
HR Frankie Hayes (10) Frank Doljack (6)
Sam Chapman 2-5, 4 RBIs.

Washington vs St Louis
3 game series

Sunday August 27
St Louis 10 Washington 1:
WP Bill McGee (10-13)
LP Carl Hubbell (11-15)
Joe Marty 4-5, 2 RBIs.

Monday August 28
Washington 4 St Louis 1:
WP Oral Hildebrand (14-12)
LP Lon Warneke (14-12)
Red Barkley 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Tuesday August 29
Washington 11 St Louis 3:
WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-14)
LP Les Tietje (0-4)
HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (31) Max West (13)
Foxx 3-3, 5 RBIs.

Washington vs Chicago
2 game series

Wednesday August 30
Washington 8 Chicago 1:
WP Hal Schumacher (13-16)
LP Denny Galehouse (11-15)
HR Jimmie Foxx (32) Max West (14)
Foxx and West 3 RBIs each

Thursday August 31
Chicago 6 Washington 0:
WP Elmer Riddle (7-7)
LP Carl Hubbell (11-16)
Hubbell is 2-11 since June 27th.

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cleveland Indians	72	54	.571	-
Chicago White Sox	72	56	.563	1.0
New York Yankees	66	60	.524	6.0
St. Louis Browns	61	65	.484	11.0
Detroit Tigers	61	67	.477	12.0
Philadelphia Athletics	59	66	.472	12.5
Boston Red Sox	57	68	.456	14.5
Washington Senators	57	69	.452	15.0

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

	W	L	PCT	GB
Cincinnati Reds	83	42	.664	-
Philadelphia Phillies	69	55	.556	13.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	64	60	.516	18.5
Brooklyn Dodgers	61	64	.488	22.0
New York Giants	58	67	.464	25.0
St. Louis Cardinals	56	69	.448	27.0
Boston Bees	56	70	.444	27.5
Chicago Cubs	53	73	.421	30.5

LEAGUE LEADERS AVG

Johnny Mize - CHN

.363

2	Hal Trosky	CIN	.360
3	Ted Williams	PIT	.357
3	Bob Elliott	SLN	.357
3	Ben Huffman	BRO	.357

LEAGUE LEADERS HR

Hank Greenberg - BRO

36

2	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	33
3	Jimmie Foxx	WS1	32
4	Johnny Mize	CHN	28
5	Joe Gordon	NYA	26

LEAGUE LEADERS RBI

Hal Trosky - CIN

114

2	Johnny Mize	CHN	112
3	Joe DiMaggio	CIN	107
4	Harlond Clift	CIN	101
5	Hank Greenberg	BRO	100

LEAGUE LEADERS W

Roy Sherid - CIN

24

2	Claude Passeau	CLE	19
3	Tommy Bridges	BRO	18
3	George Caster	DET	18
3	Bob Weiland	CHA	18

LEAGUE LEADERS ERA

Mace Brown - CHA

2.32

2	Bob Feller	CLE	2.85
3	Marius Russo	SLA	2.90
4	Bill Lee	PHI	3.03
5	Fay Thomas	CIN	3.04

LEAGUE LEADERS K

Bob Feller - CLE

184

2	Tommy Bridges	BRO	148
3	Lefty Grove	SLN	146
4	Johnny Allen	PHI	138
5	Whit Wyatt	PIT	131

12-14-2012, 12:11 AM	#671
scott1964 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Denver Posts: 5,626	1938 Hall of Fame Inductions Hall of Fame Inducts Donlin Thursday, December 1st, 1938 A huge crowd watched Mike Donlin become the newest member of the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame today. "I'm a big believer in whatever you want, if you want something out of this game, you've got to put the work in it. You've got to work hard," said the outstanding center fielder, whose new plaque described him as "an artisan with a bat whose daily pursuit of excellence produced a .343 lifetime batting average, 2812 hits and 119 home runs." After the induction ceremony Donlin was asked what was the most thrilling moment in his career. He responded quickly, "No doubt about it, your first hit in the big leagues. That's tops. It means you're on your way. When you get the first hit, then you can get the rest." Kid Keenan Inducted into Hall Of Fame Thursday, December 1st, 1938 Kid Keenan was a giant among pitchers. Today his baseball career culminated in the ultimate -- induction in the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame. "My dad told me as a kid, 'To dream big and dream always'. That's something I never forgot. It's what got me here today at the Hall of Fame." One of his former teammates said when he introduced Keenan to the audience, "I have never seen such dedication to perfection. Anything less than perfect and he was not happy." During his outstanding career Keenan appeared in 417 games, struck out 3289 batters and walked 2189 in 2817.2 innings of work. His lifetime won-lost record was 189 victories and 119 defeats. He had a 3.36 ERA, and opposing hitters batted .218 against him. Later Keenan told the audience during his installation speech, "I'm not trying to be cocky, but I set such a high standard for myself. I wasn't happy when I pitched seven innings and gave up two runs and got a win." Dreams, dedication and strong desire combined with talent can get you to the Hall of Fame or wherever you want to go. Just ask the newest member of the Hall of Fame. __________________ This just feels more like waiting in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles. PETA.....People Eating Tasty Animals.