Flashback Baseball League Timelines

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:04 AM

Awhile back I used to post timelines of things that happened in my solo historical what-if league called the Flashback Basball League. I thought I would start posting them again for anyone who might be interested.

The Flashback Baseball League was started in 1903 with an initial draft, in which the cpu ran the draft for every team. I then took over as the New York Highlanders owner (financials off for now), and limit myself with a few house rules to keep my team in check.

The league uses a modified career database and an ammy draft, so players go to whoever picked them. I also delete prior to the ammy draft any position player with less than 20 games played or 50 AB's for their real life careers, and delete any pitcher with less than 10 games pitched or 25 IP in real life.

I usually have a write-up for the end of the year, but sometimes I dont do them right away, as Im anxious to have the ammy draft and move on through history. However, I keep an up to date timeline on the happening in the league. I dont follow every little thing, but the major happenings are in there. Alot of it may be repetitious, but Im not that original

I just love to see some of the names and see what they did. I hope someone else might like peeking through this.

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:06 AM

Round 1:
Chicago (A) pick: P Addie Joss
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Noodles Hahn
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Christy Mathewson
Washington pick: P Chief Bender
Pittsburgh pick: P Doc White
Cincinnati pick: P Barney Pelty
Boston (A) pick: P Barney Pelty (Clone!)
St. Louis (A) pick: P Weldon Henley
Boston (N) pick: P Jack Pfiester
Cleveland pick: P Cy Falkenberg
Detroit pick: P George Mullin
New York (A) pick: P Tom Hughes
St. Louis (N) pick: P Red Ames
Chicago (N) pick: P Bill Bernhard
Brooklyn pick: P Clark Griffith
New York (N) pick: P George Winter

Round 2 :
New York (N) pick: P Earl Moore
Brooklyn pick: P Bob Wicker
Chicago (N) pick: P Jack Chesbro
St. Louis (N) pick: P Bill Donovan
New York (A) pick: P Deacon Phillippe
Detroit pick: P Bill Dinneen
Cleveland pick: P Mordecai Brown
Boston (N) pick: P Ed Siever
St. Louis (A) pick: P Ned Garvin
Boston (A) pick: P Rube Kisinger
Cincinnati pick: P Nick Altrock
Pittsburgh pick: P Cy Morgan
Washington pick: P Tully Sparks
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Harry Howell
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Eddie Plank
Chicago (A) pick: P Red Donahue

Round 3 :
Chicago (A) pick: P Ambrose Puttmann
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Rube Waddell
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Vic Willis
Washington pick: P Carl Lundgren
Pittsburgh pick: P Highball Wilson
Cincinnati pick: P Jack Taylor
Boston (A) pick: P Jack Sutthoff
St. Louis (A) pick: P Frank Kitson
Boston (N) pick: P Roy Patterson
Cleveland pick: P Ed Doheny
Detroit pick: P Al Orth
New York (A) pick: P Case Patten
St. Louis (N) pick: P Lew Moren
Chicago (N) pick: P Watty Lee
Brooklyn pick: P Kaiser Wilhelm
New York (N) pick: P Jack Powell

Round 4 :
New York (N) pick: P Sam Leever
Brooklyn pick: LF Jimmy Sheckard
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Nap Lajoie
St. Louis (N) pick: CF Mike Donlin
New York (A) pick: C Roger Bresnahan
Detroit pick: RF Sam Crawford
Cleveland pick: RF Socks Seybold
Boston (N) pick: 1B Frank Chance
St. Louis (A) pick: LF Fred Clarke
Boston (A) pick: 1B Jake Beckley
Cincinnati pick: P Frank Owen
Pittsburgh pick: P Joe Mcginnity
Washington pick: RF Danny Green
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Cy Seymour
Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Fred Tenney
Chicago (A) pick: C Johnny Kling

Round 5 :
Chicago (A) pick: SS Honus Wagner
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Willie Sudhoff
Philadelphia (N) pick: 2B Johnny Evers
Washington pick: CF Ginger Beaumont
Pittsburgh pick: 1B Harry Davis
Cincinnati pick: CF Roy Thomas
Boston (A) pick: P Ed Killian
St. Louis (A) pick: 2B Benny Bowcock
Boston (N) pick: SS Kid Elberfeld
Cleveland pick: P Fred Burchell
Detroit pick: 3B Harry Steinfeldt
New York (A) pick: 3B Bill Bradley
St. Louis (N) pick: LF Topsy Hartsel
Chicago (N) pick: P Doc Scanlan
Brooklyn pick: 1B Charlie Hickman
New York (N) pick: P Cy Young

Round 6 :
New York (N) pick: P Bob Ewing
Brooklyn pick: RF Elmer Flick
Chicago (N) pick: C Lew Drill
St. Louis (N) pick: P Jesse Tannehill
New York (A) pick: 1B Jack Doyle
Detroit pick: CF Keith Newcomb
Cleveland pick: 2B Joe Kelley
Boston (N) pick: P Jake Weimer
St. Louis (A) pick: C Ed Phelps
Boston (A) pick: P Oscar Jones
Cincinnati pick: 1B John Ganzel
Pittsburgh pick: LF Ed Delahanty
Washington pick: 3B Tommy Leach
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Norwood Gibson
Philadelphia (A) pick: CF Jimmy Barrett
Chicago (A) pick: LF Nixey Callahan

Round 7 :
Chicago (A) pick: P Mal Eason
Philadelphia (A) pick: RF Buck Freeman
Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Frank Isbell
Washington pick: 2B Jimmy Williams
Pittsburgh pick: SS Joe Tinker
Cincinnati pick: C Frank Bowerman
Boston (A) pick: LF Sam Mertes
St. Louis (A) pick: P Bucky Veil
Boston (N) pick: LF Patsy Dougherty
Cleveland pick: 1B Jake Stahl
Detroit pick: 2B Claude Ritchey
New York (A) pick: P Ed Murphy
St. Louis (N) pick: SS Bill Keister
Chicago (N) pick: RF Doc Gessler
Brooklyn pick: P Bob Rhoads
New York (N) pick: P Chappie Mcfarland

Round 8 :
New York (N) pick: 2B John Farrell
Brooklyn pick: 2B Danny Murphy
Chicago (N) pick: LF John Titus
St. Louis (N) pick: RF Walt Mccredie
New York (A) pick: 2B Tom Daly
Detroit pick: 1B Dan Mcgann
Cleveland pick: CF Homer Smoot
Boston (N) pick: C Duke Farrell
St. Louis (A) pick: 3B Pep Clark
Boston (A) pick: C Fred Jacklitsch
Cincinnati pick: P Clarence Currie
Pittsburgh pick: P Patsy Flaherty
Washington pick: 1B Jim Hackett
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Pat Moran
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Jimmy Collins
Chicago (A) pick: RF George Browne

Round 9 :
Chicago (A) pick: P Jack Harper
Philadelphia (A) pick: 2B Hobe Ferris
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Jock Menefee
Washington pick: LF Billy Lush
Pittsburgh pick: RF Cozy Dolan
Cincinnati pick: P Happy Townsend
Boston (A) pick: 3B Sammy Strang
St. Louis (A) pick: 1B Kitty Bransfield
Boston (N) pick: P Ed Poole
Cleveland pick: LF Duff Cooley
Detroit pick: LF Herm Mcfarland
New York (A) pick: SS Freddy Parent
St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Kid Gleason
Chicago (N) pick: 1B Charlie Carr
Brooklyn pick: CF Davy Jones
New York (N) pick: C Heinie Peitz

Round 10 :
New York (N) pick: RF Willie Keeler
Brooklyn pick: C Ossee Schreckengost
Chicago (N) pick: CF Jimmy Slagle
St. Louis (N) pick: 3B Harry Wolverton
New York (A) pick: RF Jesse Burkett
Detroit pick: P Gus Thompson
Cleveland pick: P Gus Dorner
Boston (N) pick: P Chick Fraser
St. Louis (A) pick: CF Fielder Jones
Boston (A) pick: P Jack Cronin
Cincinnati pick: 2B Gene Demontreville
Pittsburgh pick: CF Harry Bay
Washington pick: SS Bobby Wallace
Philadelphia (N) pick: LF John Anderson
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Reidy
Chicago (A) pick: 2B Ed Abbaticchio

Round 11 :
Chicago (A) pick: 3B Joe Yeager
Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Billy Clingman
Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Pinky Swander
Washington pick: P Martin Glendon
Pittsburgh pick: 3B Hans Lobert
Cincinnati pick: P John Deering
Boston (A) pick: P Togie Pittinger
St. Louis (A) pick: RF Jimmy Sebring
Boston (N) pick: CF George Stone
Cleveland pick: SS George Davis
Detroit pick: SS Bill Dahlen
New York (A) pick: CF Chick Stahl
St. Louis (N) pick: C Frank Roth
Chicago (N) pick: P Bill Phillips
Brooklyn pick: P Wiley Piatt
New York (N) pick: 1B Candy Lachance

Round 12 :
New York (N) pick: 3B Wid Conroy
Brooklyn pick: 3B Ed Gremminger
Chicago (N) pick: SS Simon Nicholls
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Tim Jordan
New York (A) pick: LF Jack Mccarthy
Detroit pick: P Andy Coakley
Cleveland pick: P Roscoe Miller
Boston (N) pick: RF Shad Barry
St. Louis (A) pick: P Fred Mitchell
Boston (A) pick: 2B Tim Flood
Cincinnati pick: SS Monte Cross
Pittsburgh pick: P Davey Dunkle
Washington pick: C Hughie Hearne
Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B George Moriarty
Philadelphia (A) pick: C Harry Bemis
Chicago (A) pick: 1B Klondike Douglass

Round 13 :
Chicago (A) pick: CF Ollie Pickering
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Duggleby
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Jesse Stovall
Washington pick: P Dummy Taylor
Pittsburgh pick: 2B Jack Morrissey
Cincinnati pick: P Mike O'neill
Boston (A) pick: CF Danny Hoffman
St. Louis (A) pick: SS Lee Demontreville
Boston (N) pick: P Roy Evans
Cleveland pick: 3B Jimmy Burke
Detroit pick: C John Warner
New York (A) pick: P Henry Schmidt
St. Louis (N) pick: P Jack Dunleavy
Chicago (N) pick: 3B Doc Casey
Brooklyn pick: SS Hughie Jennings
New York (N) pick: SS Tommy Corcoran

Round 14 :
New York (N) pick: CF Emmet Heidrick
Brooklyn pick: P Lave Winham
Chicago (N) pick: P War Sanders
St. Louis (N) pick: P John Malarkey
New York (A) pick: P John Skopec
Detroit pick: P Gene Wright
Cleveland pick: P Grant Thatcher
Boston (N) pick: 2B Billy Gilbert
St. Louis (A) pick: P Jack Doscher
Boston (A) pick: P Rube Vickers
Cincinnati pick: 3B Dave Brain
Pittsburgh pick: P Brickyard Kennedy
Washington pick: P Alex Pearson
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Henry Thielman
Philadelphia (A) pick: LF Ducky Holmes
Chicago (A) pick: P Harry Kane

Round 15 :
Chicago (A) pick: P Libe Washburn
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Snake Wiltse
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Pop Williams
Washington pick: P Jimmy Wiggs
Pittsburgh pick: P Stan Yerkes
Cincinnati pick: RF Patsy Donovan
Boston (A) pick: P Alex Hardy
St. Louis (A) pick: P Jack Mcfetridge
Boston (N) pick: 3B Lave Cross
Cleveland pick: RF Joe Stanley
Detroit pick: P Warren Mclaughlin
New York (A) pick: P Bill Bartley
St. Louis (N) pick: CF Charlie Hemphill
Chicago (N) pick: CF Solly Hofman
Brooklyn pick: RF Kip Selbach
New York (N) pick: P Alex Jones

Round 16 :
New York (N) pick: 3B Ernie Courtney
Brooklyn pick: 3B Billy Lauder
Chicago (N) pick: C Tommy Raub
St. Louis (N) pick: RF Ernie Diehl
New York (A) pick: P Jim Fairbank
Detroit pick: CF Dave Fultz
Cleveland pick: C Ed Mcfarland
Boston (N) pick: RF George Merritt
St. Louis (A) pick: 3B Jack Dunn
Boston (A) pick: RF Sport Mcallister
Cincinnati pick: CF Jimmy Ryan
Pittsburgh pick: SS Rudy Hulswitt
Washington pick: SS Charlie Babb
Philadelphia (N) pick: SS Otto Krueger
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B John Mcgraw
Chicago (A) pick: 3B Bobby Lowe

Round 17 :
Chicago (A) pick: RF Tom Mccreery
Philadelphia (A) pick: CF George Vanhaltren
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF John Dobbs
Washington pick: 3B Paddy Greene
Pittsburgh pick: RF Charlie Dexter
Cincinnati pick: SS Rabbit Robinson
Boston (A) pick: SS George Magoon
St. Louis (A) pick: C Aleck Smith
Boston (N) pick: C Fred Carisch
Cleveland pick: 2B Jack Burns
Detroit pick: 1B Roy Brashear
New York (A) pick: C Red Dooin
St. Louis (N) pick: C Boileryard Clarke
Chicago (N) pick: C Lew Ritter
Brooklyn pick: 3B Bill Coughlin
New York (N) pick: RF Lefty Davis

Round 18 :
New York (N) pick: LF Dick Harley
Brooklyn pick: LF Jack O'brien
Chicago (N) pick: C Lou Criger
St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Dick Padden
New York (A) pick: C Jack Ryan
Detroit pick: LF Jack Thoney
Cleveland pick: RF Pat Carney
Boston (N) pick: SS Charles Moran
St. Louis (A) pick: C Larry Mclean
Boston (A) pick: 2B Frank Bonner
Cincinnati pick: 2B Lee Tannehill
Pittsburgh pick: C Deacon Mcguire
Washington pick: 2B Heinie Smith
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Jack O'neill
Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Harry Aubrey
Chicago (A) pick: P Doc Adkins

Round 19 :
Chicago (A) pick: C Billy Sullivan
Philadelphia (A) pick: 2B Bill Hallman
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Joe Sugden
Washington pick: C Malachi Kittridge
Pittsburgh pick: 3B Bill Friel
Cincinnati pick: SS Otto Williams
Boston (A) pick: SS Herman Long
St. Louis (A) pick: LF George Barclay
Boston (N) pick: LF Hugh Hill
Cleveland pick: 3B Hunter Hill
Detroit pick: 2B Dutch Jordan
New York (A) pick: 3B Barry Mccormick
St. Louis (N) pick: 3B Harry Gleason
Chicago (N) pick: RF Bill Hallman
Brooklyn pick: RF Joe Martin
New York (N) pick: 1B Scoops Carey

Round 20 :
New York (N) pick: SS Champ Osteen
Brooklyn pick: C Monte Beville
Chicago (N) pick: RF Pat Hynes
St. Louis (N) pick: SS John Gochnauer
New York (A) pick: C Fred Abbott
Detroit pick: C Mike Kahoe
Cleveland pick: C Doc Powers
Boston (N) pick: C Jack Hardy
St. Louis (A) pick: C Jack Slattery
Boston (A) pick: C Art Weaver
Cincinnati pick: C Chief Zimmer
Pittsburgh pick: C Bill Bergen
Washington pick: C Fritz Buelow
Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Jack Hendricks
Philadelphia (A) pick: C Harry Smith
Chicago (A) pick: C Art Nichols

Round 21 :
Chicago (A) pick: C Pat Mccauley
Philadelphia (A) pick: C Jack O'connor
Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Joe Marshall

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:10 AM

Code:


  Washington Nationals 18 year old rookie pitcher Chief Bender pitches
    first ever Flashback Baseball League no-hitter in his 3rd career start
    winning 1-0 in front of 35537 people against the Chicago White Stockings(4/16/1903).
  Detroit Tigers pitcher George Mullin loses no-hitter with one out in
    the 9th inning in a Detroit 3-1 win over the Washington Nationals.
    Washington CF Ginger Beaumont broke up the no-hitter with a single
    (4/17/1903).
  The New York Highlanders commit 7 errors (3 by SS Freddy Parent)
    against the Cleveland Blues in Blues 9-7 win (4/19/1903).
  Boston Beaneaters 3B Lave Cross collects career hit #2000 with a
    6th inning single off of Brooklyn Superbas pitcher Bob Wicker, in Brooklyn
    7-5 win (4/22/1903).
  The Boston Pilgrims commit 7 errors but pound out 21 hits in 15-10
    win over the New York Highlanders (5/8/1903).
  The New York Giants and the Boston Beaneaters play 19 innings
    before New York wins the game 6-5 (5/14/1903).
  Philadelphia Athletics 3B Jimmy Collins becomes the first player in
    Flashback Baseball History to hit for the cycle, collecting 5 hits off of
    New York Highlanders pitcher Case Patten, in New York 7-5 win (5/12/1903).
  Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Christy Mathewson pitches one-hitter
    against the Pittsburgh Pirates, giving up only hit to RF Cozy Dolan, a
    single in the 7th inning, in Philadelphia 2-0 win (5/12/1903).
   New York Giants RF Willie Keeler collects career hit #2000
    with a 5th inning single off of Cincinnati Reds pitcher Jack Taylor, in New
    York 7-2 win (5/17/1903).
  New York Highlanders pitcher Deacon Phillippe loses no-hitter with one
    out in the 9th inning in a New York 3-0 win against the St. Louis
    Browns. PH Fred Clarke broke up the no-hitter with a triple (5/31/1903).
  The New York Giants score 5 runs in the top of the 19th inning and
    hold on to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-2 in Pittsburgh (6/10/1903).
  Chicago Cubs LF John Titus smacks 6 hits in a 9 inning game against
    the St. Louis Cardinals, in a Chicago 13-8 win (6/26/1903).
  Cincinnati Reds pitcher Frank Owens pitches one-hitter
    against the Boston Beaneaters, giving up only hit to RF Patsy Dougherty, in
    Cincinnati 2-0 win (6/28/1903).
  New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore pitches one-hitter
    against the Boston Beaneaters, giving up only hit to 3B Lave Cross, in New
    York 4-0 win (7/7/1903).
  The American League stomps the National League 12-0 in the 1st ever
    Flashback Baseball League All-Star Game. The American league pounded out 19
    hits, lead by All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award winner SS Honus
    Wagner of the Chicago White Stockings. AL LF Fred Clarke of the St. Louis
    Browns also collected 3 hits in 3 AB's and scored 3 runs with 1 RBI, and RF
    Jimmy Collins of the Philadelphia Athletics had 3 hits in 3 AB's. The
    National League managed just 3 hits against AL pitching, 2 by 2B Nap Lajoie
    of the Chicago Cubs (7/14/1903).
  New York Highlanders LF Jesse Burkett collects career hit #2500
    with a single off of Chicago White Stockings pitcher Red Donahue, in New
    York 5-0 win (7/20/1903).
  Pittsburgh Pirates ace pitcher Doc White pitches no-hitter through 9
    innings of a 0-0 game against the Brooklyn Superbas before giving up a game
    winning home run to Brooklyn 1B Charlie Hickman in the bottom of the 10th
    inning as Brooklyn wins 1-0 (8/12/1903).
  Boston Pilgrims 1B Jake Beckley collects career hit #2500
    with a double off of St. Louis Browns pitcher Bucky Veil, in Boston 6-4 win
    (8/19/1903).
  Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Willie Sudhoff pitches the 2nd ever
    Flashback Baseball League no-hitter, against the Boston Pilgrims, winning
    2-0 in front of 35972 people in Philadelphia (9/2/1903).
  Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Highball Wilson pitches the 3rd ever
    Flashback Baseball League no-hitter, against the Philadelphia Phillies,
    winning 3-0 in front of 30108 people in Pittsburgh (9/9/1903).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:12 AM

Round 1:
Boston (A) pick: P Ed Walsh
Brooklyn pick: P Chick Robitaille
St. Louis (A) pick: P Howie Camnitz
Chicago (A) pick: P Frank Smith
New York (N) pick: P Frank Corridon
Pittsburgh pick: P Beany Jacobson
Cincinnati pick: P Johnny Lush
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Bugs Raymond
Cleveland pick: P Hooks Wiltse
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Mike Lynch
Chicago (N) pick: P Elmer Stricklett
Washington pick: P Doc Reisling
St. Louis (N) pick: P Tom Fisher
Detroit pick: P Del Mason
New York (A) pick: P Ed Mcnichol
Boston (N) pick: LF Sherry Magee

Round 2 :
Boston (A) pick: 2B Miller Huggins
Brooklyn pick: P Walter Clarkson
St. Louis (A) pick: RF Frank Schulte
Chicago (A) pick: 3B Art Devlin
New York (N) pick: P Ralph Caldwell
Pittsburgh pick: RF Harry Lumley
Cincinnati pick: LF Lou Bruce
Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Harry Mcchesney
Cleveland pick: C Jimmy Archer
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Jim Mcginley
Chicago (N) pick: LF Moose Mccormick
Washington pick: 1B George Stovall
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Claude Rossman
Detroit pick: P Charlie Jaeger
New York (A) pick: 2B Rabbit Nill
Boston (N) pick: 3B Emil Batch

Round 3 :
Boston (A) pick: 1B Bob Unglaub
Brooklyn pick: P Claude Elliott
St. Louis (A) pick: P John Brackenridge
Chicago (A) pick: P Bull Durham
New York (N) pick: LF Fred Odwell
Pittsburgh pick: LF Spike Shannon
Cincinnati pick: CF Rip Cannell
Philadelphia (N) pick: 2B Jim Mullin
Cleveland pick: LF Rube Vinson
Philadelphia (A) pick: C Pete Noonan
Chicago (N) pick: SS Charley O'leary
Washington pick: C Admiral Schlei
St. Louis (N) pick: C Red Kleinow
Detroit pick: C Gabby Street
New York (A) pick: LF Bob Hall
Boston (N) pick: 2B Bill Lauterborn

Round 4 :
Boston (A) pick: CF Bill O'neill
Brooklyn pick: SS Joe Cassidy
St. Louis (A) pick: C Doc Marshall
Chicago (A) pick: C Tom Needham
New York (N) pick: C Tom Doran
Pittsburgh pick: 3B Mike Mccormick
Cincinnati pick: C Claude Berry
Philadelphia (N) pick: 2B Gus Dundon
Cleveland pick: RF Izzy Hoffman
Philadelphia (A) pick: SS She Donahue
Chicago (N) pick: 3B Sam Woodruff
Washington pick: 2B Simmy Murch
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Bill Schwartz
Detroit pick: RF Harry Cassady
New York (A) pick: C Bill Byers

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:14 AM

Code:

New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore pitches no-hitter against the
Chicago Cubs in his first start of the season. This is the 4th no-hitter in
Flashback Baseball League history (4/8/1904).
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bill Bernhard pitches one-hitter against the
Boston Beaneaters, giving up only hit to CF George Stone, in Chicago 1-0 win
(4/25/1904).
The Boston Pilgrims score 4 runs in the top of the 19th inning, all
against Harry Kane, to beat the Chicago WhiteSox 9-5 (5/1/1904).
Botston Pilgrims pitcher Ed Killian pitches one-hitter against the
Detroit Tigers, giving up only hit to 2B Claude Ritchey, in Boston 3-0 win (4/29/1904).
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond loses no-hitter with 1 out
in the 9th inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, giving up a single to
RF Harry Lumley. Pittsburgh went on to score 4 runs on 4 hits in the inning
against Raymond, but Philadelphia held on for a 6-4 win (5/10/1904).
Detroit Tigers pitcher George Mullin pitches one-hitter against the
Cleveland Blues, giving up only hit to RF Socks Seybold, in Detroit 1-0 win
(5/14/1904).
Cleveland Blues pitcher Ed Doheny pitches one-hitter against the
Boston Pilgrims, giving up only hit to 3B Sammy Strang, in Cleveland 4-0 win
(5/22/1904).
The Boston Beaneaters commit 7 errors (3 by
SS Lave Cross) against the Cincinnati Reds in Reds 8-5 win (6/4/1904).
Cleveland Blues pitcher Cy Falkenberg pitches the 5th ever Flashback
Baseball League no-hitter, against the Boston Pilgrims, winning 3-0 in front
of 35509 people in Cleveland. Falkenberg walked 7 batters in this game
(7/2/1904).
The Detroit Tigers commit 8 errors (2 each by
1B Dan Mcgann, 2B Roy Brashear, and SS Bill Dahlen) against the Chicago
WhiteSox in Chicago 7-6 win (7/8/1904).
Boston Pilgrims pitcher Rube Kisinger pitches one-hitter against the
Washington Nationals, giving up only an 8th inning double to RF Danny Green, in
Boston 3-0 win (7/12/1904).
The American League beats the National League 6-1 in the Flashback
Baseball League All-Star Game, behind All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
Award winner, Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Addie Joss who pitched 3 scoreless
innings, giving up 2 hits and 2 BB's and striking out 1. Joss also had a hit
and a run scored in 2 AB's. The American League now leads the National
League 2-0 in Flashback Baseball League All-Star Game history (7/14/1904).
The Philadelphia Phillies score 2 runs in the top of the 19th inning
and hold on to beat the Brooklyn Superbas 2-0. Brooklyn starter Clark
Griffith pitched 15.1 innings throwing 199 pitches before turning it over to
the bullpen, whos Claude Elliott gave up the game losing runs. Phillies
starter Norwood Gibson pitched 13 innings throwing 193 pitches (7/19/1904).
The Boston Pilgrims score 2 runs in the top of the 18th inning and
hold on to beat the Chicago WhiteSox 9-7. Boston won despite committing 7
errors (7/23/1904).
The Boston Pilgrims commit 7 errors but
pound out 19 hits (8 doubles) against the Philadelphia Athletics and win
the game 15-11 (8/21/1904).
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Beany Jacobson pitches one-hitter against the
New York Giants, giving up only a 5th inning double to Giants LF Fred Odwell, in
Pittsburgh 2-0 win (8/26/1904).
Cleveland Blues 2B Joe Kelley collects career hit #2000 with a 5th
inning single off of New York Highlanders pitcher Ed Murphy, in New York 4-2
win (8/29/1904).
Cleveland Blues pitcher Mordecai "Three Fingers" Brown pitches one-hitter against the
New York Highlanders, giving up only hit to New York 3B Bill Bradley, in
Cleveland 3-1 win (9/16/1904).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:16 AM

Round 1:
Cleveland pick: P Homer Hillebrand
Washington pick: P Lefty Leifield
Cincinnati pick: P Joe Harris
St. Louis (N) pick: P Eddie Cicotte
Pittsburgh pick: P Ed Reulbach
St. Louis (A) pick: P Orval Overall
New York (N) pick: P Jimmy Dygert
New York (A) pick: P Charlie Chech
Detroit pick: CF Ty Cobb
Brooklyn pick: P Buster Brown
Chicago (N) pick: P Big jeff Pfeffer
Chicago (A) pick: P Bill Hogg
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Harry Mcintire
Boston (A) pick: P Irv Young
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Jake Thielman
Boston (N) pick: P Billy Campbell

Round 2 :
Cleveland pick: P Jim Buchanan
Washington pick: P George Disch
Cincinnati pick: P John Eubank
St. Louis (N) pick: P Hi West
Pittsburgh pick: P Ed Kinsella
St. Louis (A) pick: P Ed Barry
New York (N) pick: SS Al Bridwell
New York (A) pick: 2B John Hummel
Detroit pick: P Moxie Manuel
Brooklyn pick: C Nig Clarke
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Otto Knabe
Chicago (A) pick: 2B Art Hoelskoetter
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Louis Leroy
Boston (A) pick: 3B Mike Mowrey
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Rip Vowinkel
Boston (N) pick: RF Bill Hinchman

Round 3 :
Cleveland pick: P Dick Harley
Washington pick: P Gene Ford
Cincinnati pick: RF Wilbur Good
St. Louis (N) pick: P Hank Olmsted
Pittsburgh pick: CF Rube Oldring
St. Louis (A) pick: 2B Frank Laporte
New York (N) pick: P Harry Ables
New York (A) pick: 1B Hal Chase
Detroit pick: LF Del Howard
Brooklyn pick: C Frank Owens
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Charlie Malay
Chicago (A) pick: SS John Knight
Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B Eddie Grant
Boston (A) pick: RF Otis Clymer
Philadelphia (A) pick: LF Bris Lord
Boston (N) pick: LF Bob Ganley

Round 4 :
Cleveland pick: 2B Allie Strobel
Washington pick: P Rick Adams
Cincinnati pick: P King Brady
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Myron Grimshaw
Pittsburgh pick: C George Gibson
St. Louis (A) pick: C Howard Wakefield
New York (N) pick: RF Ed Hahn
New York (A) pick: SS Mickey Doolan
Detroit pick: 2B Charlie Starr
Brooklyn pick: RF Punch Knoll
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Ike Rockenfield
Chicago (A) pick: C Tubby Spencer
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Branch Rickey
Boston (A) pick: CF Denny Sullivan
Philadelphia (A) pick: CF Ben Koehler
Boston (N) pick: C Cliff Blankenship

Round 5 :
Cleveland pick: SS Phil Lewis
Washington pick: LF Frank Delahanty
Cincinnati pick: 3B Jap Barbeau
St. Louis (N) pick: RF Johnny Siegle
Pittsburgh pick: P Harry Hardy
St. Louis (A) pick: CF Jack Himes
New York (N) pick: 1B Bill Clancy
New York (A) pick: CF Rube Degroff
Detroit pick: C Charlie Armbruster
Brooklyn pick: 2B Nick Kahl
Chicago (N) pick: 1B Chris Lindsay
Chicago (A) pick: C Harry Barton
Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Bud Sharpe
Boston (A) pick: C Hub Hart
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B John Godwin
Boston (N) pick: RF Moonlight Graham

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:18 AM

Code:


  Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Harry Howell tears
    rotator cuff in first start year and is lost for the remainder of the
    season. Right hander Harry McIntire takes over Howell's spot in the
    rotation (4/7/1905).
  Cincinnati Reds pitcher Barney Pelty pitches one-hitter against the
    St. Louis Cardinals, giving up only hit to 3B Harry Wolverton, in Cincinnati
    7-0 win (4/7/1905).
  The Boston Beaneaters commit 7 errors (2 each
    by 3B Kid Elberfeld and RF George Merritt) against the Pittsburgh Pirates in
    Pirates 9-1 win (4/11/1905).
  Chicago Cubs  SS Simon Nicholls becomes the 2nd player in
    Flashback Baseball History to hit for the cycle, collecting 5 hits off of
    the Philadelphia Phillies, in Philadelphia 11-10 12 inning win (5/1/1905).
  Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Eddie Plank pitches one-hitter against the
    Cleveland Blues, giving up only hit to CF Homer Smoot, in Philadelphia 2-0 win
    (5/28/1905).
  Brooklyn Superbas rookie pitcher Buster Brown pitches a 2 game shutout
    in first career start, against the Cincinnati Reds, winning 9-0
    (6/2/1905).
  Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Harry McIntire loses no-hitter with a
    single by Boston Beaneater PH Patsy Dougherty, the first batter in the 9th
    inning, and settles on a 2 hitter in a Philadelphia 10 inning 1-0 win
    (6/3/1905).
  The Cleveland Blues commit 7 errors in a 9-4 loss to the St. Louis
    Browns, all by different players. St. Louis SS Jack Dunn committed 4
    errors in the same game (6/5/1905).
  Philadelphia Phillies CF Cy Seymour becomes the 3rd player in
    Flashback Baseball History to hit for the cycle, collecting 4 hits off of
    the Chicago Cubs, in Philadelphia 11-8 win (6/18/1905).
  The Detroit Tigers commit 7 errors  (4 by 2B
    Dan McGann) against the New York Highlanders in New York 10-5 win
    (7/3/1905).
  Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond tears a
    tricep muscle and is finished for the season, ending a terrific
    season in which he went 10-3 with a 2.10 ERA in 17 starts (7/1/1905).
  Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ed Reulbach pitches one-hitter against the
    Brooklyn Superbas, giving up only hit to RF Elmer Flick, in Pittsburgh 7-0 win
    (7/4/1905).
  The Washington Nationals beat the Detroit Tigers 2-1 in a 19 inning
    game. Washington starter Tully Sparks pitches 15 innings before giving
    way to his bullpen (7/6/1905).
   New York Giants SS Tommy Corcoran collects career hit #2000
    with an 8th inning single off of Boston Beaneaters pitcher Ed Siever, in New
    York 5-2 win (7/11/1905).
  Boston Beaneaters pitcher Roy Patterson loses no-hitter with a 9th
    inning, 2 out triple by New York Giants CF Emmet Heidrick, in a Boston 2-0 win
    (7/12/1905).
  The National League scores 4 runs in the bottom of the 11th inning to
    beat the American League 14-10 and win its first Flashback League All-Star
    game. The National League was lead by Ed Delahanty of the Pittsburgh
    Pirates, who came in at SS and won the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
    Award after a 3-4 with 3 runs scores and 4 RBI's performance. The American
    League now leads the All-Star Game history 2 games to 1 (7/14/1905).
  Detroit Tigers rookie CF Ty Cobb becomes the 4th player in
    Flashback Baseball History to hit for the cycle, going 5-5 off of
    the New York Highlanders, including a 1st inning Grand Slam, in 
    Detroit 11-2 win.  Cobb also went 3-3 in his next game, to collect 8
    straight hits (7/18/1905).
  The New York Highlanders commit 7 errors against the
    Boston Pilgrims, but manage to win 3-2 in 10 innings (7/22/1905).
  Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jesse Stovall pitches one-hitter against the
    Boston Beaneaters, giving up only hit to CF George Stone, in Philadelphia
    3-0 win (8/12/1905).
  Detroit Tigers SS Bill Dahlen collects career hit #2000
    with an 8th inning double off of Washington Nationals pitcher Carl Lundgren, in
    Washington 3-1 win (8/13/1905).
  New York Highlanders 1B Jack Doyle collects career hit #2000
    with an 8th inning single off of Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Red Donahue, in
    New York 6-1 win (8/19/1905).
  Chicago WhiteSox  pitcher Mal Eason tears a
    tricep muscle and is finished for the season, ending 11-13 with a
    2.84 ERA in 28 starts (8/30/1905).
  Washington Nationals pitcher Lefty Leifield loses no-hitter with 2
    outs in the 9th
    inning, to Chicago WhiteSox SS Honus Wagner who hit a single, in Washington
    1-0 win (9/2/1905).
  The Boston Beaneaters commit 7 errors for the second time this
    season, in 11-4 loss to the New York Giants (8/31/1905).
  Pittsburgh Pirates LF Ed Delahanty becomes the first player in
    Flashback League baseball history to collect 3000 hits in his career, with a
    7th inning double off of Cincinnati Reds pitcher John Deering, in Pirates
    13-3 win (8/31/1905).
  Chicago Cubs  pitcher Ed Stricklett tears a
    tricep muscle and is finished for the season, ending 9-12 with a 3.48
    ERA in 28 starts (9/4/1905).
  Philadelphia Phillies  pitcher Christy Mathewson pitches one-hitter against the
    Brooklyn Superbas, giving up only hit to 2B Danny Murphy, in Philadelphia
    10-0 win (9/8/1905).
  Cleveland Blues RF Socks Seybold becomes the first player in Flashback
    Baseball League history to smack 3 HR's in one game, collecting 3 HR's and 6
    RBI's against Deacon Phillippe of the New York Highlanders in Cleveland 9-5
    win (9/10/1905).
  New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore pitches one-hitter against the
    Cinacinnati Reds, giving up only hit to starting pitcher Frank Owens in New
    York 2-0 win (9/13/1905).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:19 AM

Round 1:
Cincinnati pick: P Babe Adams
Chicago (N) pick: P Tom Hughes
Boston (N) pick: P Ralph Glaze
St. Louis (A) pick: P Ed Willett
Brooklyn pick: P Jack Coombs
New York (A) pick: P Rube Kroh
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Irv Higginbotham
Cleveland pick: P Ed Karger
Boston (A) pick: P Glenn Liebhardt
St. Louis (N) pick: P George Ferguson
Washington pick: P Slow joe Doyle
Chicago (A) pick: P Jim Pastorius
Pittsburgh pick: P Lew Richie
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Jack Rowan
Detroit pick: P Carl Druhot
New York (N) pick: P Art Fromme

Round 2 :
Cincinnati pick: P Fred Beebe
Chicago (N) pick: P Charlie Rhodes
Boston (N) pick: P Vive Lindaman
St. Louis (A) pick: P Stoney Mcglynn
Brooklyn pick: P Cy Barger
New York (A) pick: P Ed Smith
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Roy Witherup
Cleveland pick: P Harry Eells
Boston (A) pick: P Bert Maxwell
St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Eddie Collins
Washington pick: P Frank Oberlin
Chicago (A) pick: 3B Ed Lennox
Pittsburgh pick: CF Johnny Bates
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Bill Essick
Detroit pick: P Jim Moroney
New York (N) pick: P Charley Hall

Round 3 :
Cincinnati pick: P Lou Fiene
Chicago (N) pick: P Mike Cunningham
Boston (N) pick: P John Mccloskey
St. Louis (A) pick: P Jim Holmes
Brooklyn pick: CF Chet Chadbourne
New York (A) pick: RF Red Murray
Philadelphia (A) pick: CF Al Burch
Cleveland pick: P Jack Cameron
Boston (A) pick: C Bill Carrigan
St. Louis (N) pick: RF Roy Hartzell
Washington pick: 1B Jim Nealon
Chicago (A) pick: CF Harry Armbruster
Pittsburgh pick: RF Bob Edmondson
Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Alan Storke
Detroit pick: SS Dave Altizer
New York (N) pick: CF Joe Birmingham

Round 4 :
Cincinnati pick: RF Irish Mcilveen
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Pug Bennett
Boston (N) pick: RF Harry Niles
St. Louis (A) pick: LF Dutch Meier
Brooklyn pick: 3B Bill Shipke
New York (A) pick: LF Tom O'hara
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Jack Hannifin
Cleveland pick: 2B Joe Ward
Boston (A) pick: C Fred Payne
St. Louis (N) pick: C Ira Thomas
Washington pick: C Oscar Stanage
Chicago (A) pick: 2B Dave Shean
Pittsburgh pick: LF Ben Caffyn
Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Bill Abstein
Detroit pick: RF Frank Jude
New York (N) pick: 3B Red Morgan

Round 5 :
Cincinnati pick: SS Forrest Crawford
Chicago (N) pick: P Walter Moser
Boston (N) pick: 3B Paul Sentell
St. Louis (A) pick: 3B Art Brouthers
Brooklyn pick: C Charlie Graham
New York (A) pick: SS Ed Holly
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Lee Quillen
Cleveland pick: C Sam Brown
Boston (A) pick: C Boss Schmidt
St. Louis (N) pick: LF Jack Hoey
Washington pick: C Jerry Donovan
Chicago (A) pick: 1B Snake Deal
Pittsburgh pick: 2B Whitey Alperman
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Bob Peterson
Detroit pick: LF Gene Good
New York (N) pick: 3B Eddie Zimmerman

Round 6 :
Cincinnati pick: 1B Lou Nordyke
Chicago (N) pick: LF Frank Burke

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:21 AM

Code:


  The Boston Pilgrims commit 7 errors 11-8 loss to the St. Louis
    Browns (4/10/1906).
  St. Louis Cardinals CF Mike Donlin suffers a career ending tear of his
    back muscle while diving for a ball against the Cincinnati Reds (4/15/1906).
  St. Louis Browns LF Fred Clarke collects career hit #2000 with an
    2nd inning triple off of Washington Nationals pitcher Martin Glendon, in
    Washington 3-2 win (4/18/1906).
  The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors  (3 by SS Bill Keister) in
    6-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds (4/20/1906).
  Cleveland Blues SS George Davis collects career hit #2500 with a
    single off of New York Highlanders pitcher John Skopec, in New York 8-1 win
    (5/3/1906).
  St. Louis Browns ace Weldon Henley has surgery to
    clean out bone chips in his shoulder and is finished for the season
    after only 5 starts in which he went 3-0 with a 1.80 ERA. Right-hander
    Stoney McGlynn takes over Henley's spot in the rotation (5/7/1906).
  The Philadelphia Phillies commit 7 errors  in 11-8 loss to the St.
    Louis Cardinals (5/11/1906).
  The Cincinnati Reds commit 7 errors   but still manage to beat the
    New York Giants 8-7 (5/21/1906).
  Detroit Tigers pitcher Andy Coakley pitches one-hitter against the
    Washington Nationals, giving up only hit to 3B Tommy Leach, in Detroit 2-0
    win (5/30/1906).
  The Washington Nationals and the Chicago WhiteSox play 18 innings
    before Washington scores a run in the bottom of the inning off of Live
    Washburn to win 7-6 (6/17/1906).
  The American League beats the National League 5-2 in the 4th annual
    Flashback League All-Star Game. New York Highlanders pitcher Deacon
    Phillippe wins the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award, pitching 3
    innings of shutout ball while giving up 3 hits and striking out 2. The
    American League now leads the All-Star series 3 games to 1 (7/14/1906).
  The Detroit Tigers commit 8 errors  in 13-7 loss to the Washington
    Nationals (7/24/1906).
  New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore loses no-hitter to first batter of
    the 9th inning against the Brooklyn Superbas. Brooklyn RF Elmer Flick
    broke up the no-hitter with a double, then scored to force extra innings in
    which New York won 3-1 in 10 innings (7/27/1906).
  Boston Pilgrims pitcher Barney Pelty pitches one-hitter against the
    Detroit Tigers, giving up only a 5th inning double to 2B Harry Steinfeldt, in
    Boston 1-0
    win (7/27/1906).
  St. Louis Browns pitcher Bucky Veil  pitches one-hitter against the
    Philadelphia Athletics, giving up only a 5th inning double to 2B Hobe
    Ferris, in St. Louis 5-0
    win (8/1/1906).
  Boston Pilgrims 1B Jake Beckley collects career hit #3000 with a 4th
    inning single off of Detroit Tigers pitcher Bill Dinneen, in Boston 3-1 win
    (8/8/1906).
  Cleveland Blues pitcher Cy Falkenberg pitches his 2nd career no-hitter
    (the 1st player to do so), the 6th ever in Flashback Baseball history, doing
    it in a 10 inning 1-0 win over the Chicago WhiteSox (8/12/1906).
  St. Louis Browns pitcher Bucky Veil pitches the 7th ever Flashback
    Baseball League no-hitter, against the New York Highlanders, winning 4-0 in
    front of 38227 people in St. Louis (8/14/1906).
  Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Norwood Gibson pitches the 8th ever Flashback
    Baseball League no-hitter, against the Boston Beaneaters, winning 2-0 in
    front of 35978 people in Boston (8/26/1906).
  Washington Nationals rookie pitcher Slow Joe Doyle pitches one-hitter against the
    Boston Pilgrims, giving up only a 7th inning double to SS Sport McAllister, in
    Washington 3-0
    win (9/4/1906).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:23 AM

Round 1:
Boston (N) pick: P Elmer Steele
Chicago (N) pick: P Walter Johnson
New York (N) pick: P Heinie Berger
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Sam Frock
New York (A) pick: P George Mcquillan
Cincinnati pick: P Rube Manning
St. Louis (A) pick: P Nap Rucker
Detroit pick: P Roy Hitt
Washington pick: P Nick Maddox
Chicago (A) pick: P Harry Coveleski
Brooklyn pick: P Bill Bailey
Cleveland pick: CF Tris Speaker
St. Louis (N) pick: P George Bell
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Bob Spade
Pittsburgh pick: P Lew Brockett
Boston (A) pick: P Oscar Graham

Round 2 :
Boston (N) pick: P Henry Gehring
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Larry Doyle
New York (N) pick: P Bobby Keefe
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Tex Pruiett
New York (A) pick: 2B Bill Sweeney
Cincinnati pick: P Jake Boultes
St. Louis (A) pick: CF Dode Paskert
Detroit pick: RF Harry Wolter
Washington pick: 2B Baldy Louden
Chicago (A) pick: P Roy Castleton
Brooklyn pick: 3B Heinie Zimmerman
Cleveland pick: LF Harl Maggert
St. Louis (N) pick: CF Red Killefer
Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Danny Moeller
Pittsburgh pick: LF George Whiteman
Boston (A) pick: 3B Bobby Byrne

Round 3 :
Boston (N) pick: P Bill Otey
Chicago (N) pick: P Rube Dessau
New York (N) pick: CF Clyde Milan
Philadelphia (A) pick: C Tex Erwin
New York (A) pick: 1B Ed Konetchy
Cincinnati pick: CF Al Shaw
St. Louis (A) pick: 1B Fred Merkle
Detroit pick: 3B Harry Lord
Washington pick: SS Neal Ball
Chicago (A) pick: 3B Bill Mckechnie
Brooklyn pick: RF Mike Mitchell
Cleveland pick: P Elijah Jones
St. Louis (N) pick: P Fred Smith
Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Harry Swacina
Pittsburgh pick: 1B Pete Lister
Boston (A) pick: P Herm Malloy

Round 4 :
Boston (N) pick: CF John Kane
Chicago (N) pick: CF Kid Durbin
New York (N) pick: CF Art Kruger
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Tex Neuer
New York (A) pick: CF Fred Osborn
Cincinnati pick: C Bruno Block
St. Louis (A) pick: RF Bill Kay
Detroit pick: C Jim Stephens
Washington pick: RF Goat Anderson
Chicago (A) pick: C Jim Ball
Brooklyn pick: 2B Red Downs
Cleveland pick: LF Joe Delahanty
St. Louis (N) pick: SS Tony Smith
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Jack Burnett
Pittsburgh pick: C Walter Blair
Boston (A) pick: CF Mike Welday

Round 5 :
Boston (N) pick: LF Newt Randall
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Kid Butler
New York (N) pick: 2B Nig Perrine
Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Chick Autry
New York (A) pick: RF John Kelly
Cincinnati pick: 2B Harry Hinchman
St. Louis (A) pick: LF Rudy Bell

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:24 AM

Code:

Boston Doves pitcher Jack Pfiester pitches the 9th ever Flashback
Baseball League no-hitter, against the Cincinnati Reds, winning 2-0 in front
of 36408 people in Cincinnati (4/16/1907).
Cleveland Blues pitcher Mordicai "Three Fingers" Brown pitches
one-hitter against the Philadelphia Athletics, giving up only hit to 1B
Fred Tenney, in Cleveland 2-0 win (4/17/1907).
Washington Nationals pitcher Carl Lundgren pitches one-hitter
against the Chicago WhiteSox, giving up only hit to CF Ollie Pickering, in
Washington 1-0 win (4/23/1907).
Brooklyn Superbas pitcher Bob Wicker loses no-hitter to first batter of
the 9th inning against the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati LF Roy Thomas
broke up the no-hitter with a single, then later scored with RF Lou Bruce on
a 2 out, 2 run single by 2B Gene Demontreville, but held on to win 6-2 (5/2/1907).
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond loses no-hitter with one out
in the 9th inning against the New York Giants. New York CF Clyde Milan
broke up the no-hitter with a single, but Raymond and the Phillies won 2-0 (5/10/1907).
The Philadelphia Athletics commit 8 errors (3 by SS Billy Clingman)
in 12 inning 6-4 win over the New York Highlanders (5/21/1907).
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Lew Ritchie pitches one-hitter
against the Cincinnati Reds, giving up only hit to SS Rabbit Robinson, in
Pittsburgh 4-0 win (6/4/1907).
Boston RedSox pitcher Barney Pelty pitches one-hitter
against the Washington Nationals, giving up only hit to C Hughie Hearne, in
Boston 3-0 win (6/6/1907).
The New York Highlanders commit 10 errors (4 by 2B Billy Sweeney)
to set Flashback Baseball League record in 9-2 loss to the Detroit Tigers
(6/14/1907).
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Beaney Jacobson loses no-hitter to first batter of
the 9th inning against the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati CF Al Shaw broke up the no-hitter with a
single, but Jacobson held on for a 2 hitter to win 1-0 (6/30/1907).
The Philadelphia Athletics commit 8 errors, for the 2nd time this
season (3 by SS Billy Clingman, who also had 3 errors the first time),
in Cleveland 18-3 win (6/30/1907).
Cincinnati Reds RF Lou Bruce tears rib cage muscle diving for a catch,
just after the All-Star break, and is lost for the season (7/11/1907).
The National League beats the American League 7-6 in the 5th
annual Flashback League All-Star Game. Boston Doves RF George Merritt wins
the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award, after hitting a 2 run HR in
the top of the 8th off of Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Noodles Hahn. The
American League now leads the All-Star series 3 games to 2 (7/14/1907).
St. Louis Browns pitcher Bucky Veil loses no-hitter to first batter of
the 9th inning against the Boston RedSox. Boston CF Danny Hoffman broke up the no-hitter with a
single, but Veil held on for a 2 hitter to win 3-1 (7/17/1907).
The Philadelphia Phillies commit 7 errors (2 by C Pat Moran)
in 8-0 loss to the Boston Doves (7/21/1907).
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Lew Ritchie tears tricep muscle is lost for
the season (7/23/1907).
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond pitches the 10th ever Flashback
Baseball League no-hitter, against the Cincinnati Reds, winning 4-0 in front
of 36431 people in Philadelphia (8/6/1907).
The Boston RedSox and the Cleveland Blues play 18 innings before Boston
scores a run in the bottom of the 18th to win 3-2 (8/20/1907).
Philadelphia Athletics 3B Jimmy Collins collects career hit #2000
with a 2nd inning single off of Detroit Tigers pitcher Bill Dinneen, in
Detroit 6-3 win (8/20/1907).
Chicago Cubs 2B Nap Lajoie collects career hit #2000 with a 6th
inning single off of New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore, in New York 2-1 win
(8/26/1907).
Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Mike Lynch suffers a ruptured disk in his
back and is lost for the season (8/31/1907).
The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors (2 by RF Walt McCredie and
2 by 2B Roy Hartzell) and still win 6-4 over the Cincinnati Reds (9/6/1907).
Boston Doves pitcher Jake Weimer suffers a career ending injury when he
ruptures a disk in his back in a game against the Cincinnati Reds. Weimer
(76-60 2.82 after 5 seasons) was a 2 time All-Star (1903, 1904) and won 2
World Championship rings with Boston in 1903 and 1904 (9/13/1907).
New York Giants pitcher Sam Leever pitches one-hitter
against the Chicago Cubs, giving up only hit to 3B Doc Casey, in New York
4-0 win (9/18/1907).
Cleveland Blues pitcher Homer Hillebrand pitches one-hitter
against the Philadelphia Athletics, giving up only hit to 3B Jimmy Collins, in
Cleveland 3-0 win (9/24/1907).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:26 AM

Round 1:
Boston (A) pick: P Ed Summers
Cincinnati pick: P Joe Wood
St. Louis (A) pick: P Harry Krause
New York (N) pick: P Biff Schlitzer
Brooklyn pick: P Rube Marquard
Pittsburgh pick: P Al Mattern
New York (A) pick: P Hippo Vaughn
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Grahame
Detroit pick: P Jack Warhop
Chicago (N) pick: P Slim Sallee
Chicago (A) pick: P Tom Tuckey
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Frank Arellanes
Boston (N) pick: P Bill Burns
Washington pick: P George Suggs
St. Louis (N) pick: P Marty O'toole
Cleveland pick: P Tom Mccarthy

Round 2 :
Boston (A) pick: P Bill Foxen
Cincinnati pick: P Jean Dubuc
St. Louis (A) pick: LF Joe Jackson
New York (N) pick: P Eli Cates
Brooklyn pick: P Joe Lake
Pittsburgh pick: P Pete Wilson
New York (A) pick: P Harley Young
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Frank Baker
Detroit pick: P Fred Olmstead
Chicago (N) pick: P Burt Keeley
Chicago (A) pick: LF Jack Graney
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Vin Campbell
Boston (N) pick: P Doc Crandall
Washington pick: P Bill Chappelle
St. Louis (N) pick: P Jack Ryan
Cleveland pick: P Chick Brandom

Round 3 :
Boston (A) pick: P Bill Malarkey
Cincinnati pick: P Dode Criss
St. Louis (A) pick: P Nick Carter
New York (N) pick: P Harry Billiard
Brooklyn pick: P Harry Hoch
Pittsburgh pick: P Doc Martin
New York (A) pick: RF Gavvy Cravath
Philadelphia (A) pick: RF Steve Evans
Detroit pick: P Ralph Savidge
Chicago (N) pick: SS Donie Bush
Chicago (A) pick: CF Amos Strunk
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Fred Snodgrass
Boston (N) pick: LF Bob Bescher
Washington pick: RF Beals Becker
St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Buck Herzog
Cleveland pick: C Jack Lapp

Round 4 :
Boston (A) pick: 3B Larry Gardner
Cincinnati pick: SS Jack Barry
St. Louis (A) pick: LF Birdie Cree
New York (N) pick: 1B Dick Hoblitzel
Brooklyn pick: 2B Dick Egan
Pittsburgh pick: LF Josh Devore
New York (A) pick: 2B Amby Mcconnell
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Jack Flater
Detroit pick: 3B George Perring
Chicago (N) pick: C Grover Land
Chicago (A) pick: C Syd Smith
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Tom Daley
Boston (N) pick: RF Herbie Moran
Washington pick: LF Tom Catterson
St. Louis (N) pick: RF Chief Wilson
Cleveland pick: 2B Earle Gardner

Round 5 :
Boston (A) pick: SS Tommy Mcmillan
Cincinnati pick: C Ed Sweeney
St. Louis (A) pick: LF Wally Clement
New York (N) pick: RF Bob Coulson
Brooklyn pick: RF Al Schweitzer
Pittsburgh pick: C Jack Bliss
New York (A) pick: 2B Harry Pattee
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Billy Purtell
Detroit pick: 1B Warren Gill
Chicago (N) pick: 1B Jim Kane
Chicago (A) pick: SS Patsy O'rourke
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Scotty Barr
Boston (N) pick: RF Dick Bayless
Washington pick: 2B Chappy Charles
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Fred Stem
Cleveland pick: C Art Wilson

Round 6 :
Boston (A) pick: LF Queenie O'rourke
Cincinnati pick: C Bill Ludwig
St. Louis (A) pick: C Pat Donahue
New York (N) pick: C Paddy O'connor
Brooklyn pick: 1B Jerry Freeman
Pittsburgh pick: C Ben Egan
New York (A) pick: 3B Frank Manush
Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Tom Reilly
Detroit pick: LF Wilbur Murdoch
Chicago (N) pick: C Joe Dunn
Chicago (A) pick: CF Jim Mchale
Philadelphia (N) pick: SS Walter Morris

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:29 AM

Code:

St. Louis Browns pitcher Nap Rucker loses no-hitter to the 2nd
batter in the 9th inning against the Philadelphia Athletics. Philadelphia LF Al
Burch broke up the no-hitter with a single, and Rucker was relieved by Bucky
Veil who held on to complete the one hitter in St. Louis 4-0 win
(4/22/1908).

Washington Nationals pitcher Martin Glendon pitches
one-hitter against the St. Louis Browns,
giving up only hit to LF Joe Jackson, in Pittsburgh 2-0 win
(4/29/1908).

The Pittsburgh Pirates commit 7 errors (4 by 2B Joe Tinker and 3 by
3B Harry Davis) in 6-5 loss to the Boston Doves
(5/2/1908).

New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore suffers
a torn tricep muscle and is lost for the season after
only 7 starts, going 3-2 with a 1.69 ERA (5/5/1908).

The Boston RedSox commit 7 errors in 10-0 loss to the New York Highlanders(5/9/1908).

The Boston RedSox commit 7 errors for the 2nd time in 3 days in 5-4 10 inning loss to the
Detroit Tigers (5/12/1908).

Cleveland Blues 2B Joe Kelley collects career hit
#2500 with a 1st inning single off of St. Louis Browns
pitcher Howie Camnitz, in St. Louis 6-3 win (5/23/1908).

Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Frank Smith pitches one-hitter against the Boston RedSox, giving
up only hit to 1B Frank Jacklitsch, in Chicago 4-0 win
(5/30/1908).

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Ed Cicotte loses no-hitter
with two outs in the 9th inning
against the Brooklyn Superbas. Brooklyn 1B Charlie
Hickman broke up the no-hitter with a single, but Cicotte and
the Cardinals won 2-0 (6/13/1908).

Brooklyn Superbas pitcher Bob
Wicker suffers a torn rotator cuff and is lost for the season
after 9 starts, going 3-4 with a 3.95 ERA (6/13/1908).

Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Addie Joss pitches
one-hitter against the Boston RedSox, giving
up only hit to 1B Frank Jacklitsch, in Chicago 10-0 win. It was the
second time this season Jacklitsch has had the only hit in a game against
Chicago pitching (6/20/1908).

The St. Louis Cardinals commit 8 errors (by 5 different players) in 12-4
loss to the Boston Doves (6/30/1908).

The American League beats the National League 10-4 in
the 6th annual Flashback League All-Star Game. New
York Highlanders 1B Hal Chase wins the All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player Award, after going 1-2 with double, a run scored, 2 RBI's and
a SB. Very close in the balloting was CF Ty Cobb (2-5 1 run scored, 1 RBI), LF
Tris Speaker (2-2 1 RBI, 1 SB), 2B/LF Hobie Ferris (1-4, with a triple, 2
RBI's and a run scored), and starting pitcher Addie Joss (3 IP, 3 hits, 3 K's,
0 ER). The American League now leads the All-Star series 4 games to 2
(7/14/1908).

New York Highlanders pitcher Rube
Kroh pitches the 11th ever Flashback Baseball League no-hitter, against
the Philadelphia Athletics, winning 7-0 in front of 35098 people in
Philadelphia (7/29/1908).

Washington Nationals pitcher Martin
Glendon pitches the 12th Flashback Baseball League no-hitter,
against the Chicago WhiteSox, winning 7-0 in front of 37328 people
in Chicago (8/7/1908).

New York Highlanders SS Freddy Parent walks 5 times in a 9 inning
game against Bucky Veil and the St. Louis Browns,
although official records only record 4 BB's (8/9/1908).

New York Highlanders pitcher Deacon Phillippe pitches one-hitter against the
Washington Nationals, giving up only hit to RF Ginger Beaumont,
in New York 5-0 win (8/11/1908).

Brooklyn Superbas pitcher Clarke Griffith wins
his 300th career game with a 5-0 shutout of the Cincinnati Reds
(8/21/1908).

The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors in 6-1 loss to
the Philadelphia Phillies (8/22/1908).

The Philadelphia Athletics win 15 straight
games between and August 2nd and
August 17th, then lose the next 6 games (8/24/1908).

New York Giants pitcher Jimmy Dygert loses no-hitter
with two outs in the 9th inning against the Boston
Doves. Boston 3B Emil Batch broke up the no-hitter with a
single, and Dygert gave up 2 more hits, but the Dygert and the
Giants won 8-3 (8/31/1908).

New York Highlanders pitcher Rube Kroh pitches one-hitter against the Chicago WhiteSox,
giving up only hit to SS Honus Wagner, in New York 3-0 win
(9/1/1908).

Chicago WhiteSox SS Honus
Wagner collects career hit #2000 with a 3rd inning single off
of New York Highlanders pitcher George McQuillen, in Chicago 6-5 10
inning win (9/2/1908).

Cleveland Blues CF Duff Cooley collects career hit
#2000 with a 4th inning single off of Chicago WhiteSox
pitcher Frank Smith, in Cleveland 8-2 win (9/6/1908).

Philadelphia Athletics 1B Fred Tenney collects career
hit #2000 with a 4th inning single off of Chicago WhiteSox
pitcher Addie Joss, in Philadelphia 1-0 win (9/13/1908).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:31 AM

Round 1:
Boston (A) pick: P Ray Collins
New York (N) pick: P Fred Anderson
Detroit pick: P Jim Scott
Brooklyn pick: P Russ Ford
Washington pick: P Dixie Walker
Cincinnati pick: P Pat Ragan
Pittsburgh pick: P Bob Groom
St. Louis (N) pick: P George Hunter
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Harry Gaspar
St. Louis (A) pick: P Louis Drucke
Chicago (N) pick: P Willie Mitchell
Boston (N) pick: P Bob Harmon
Chicago (A) pick: P King Cole
Cleveland pick: P Elmer Knetzer
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Ed Lafitte
New York (A) pick: P Cliff Curtis

Round 2 :
Boston (A) pick: P Rip Hagerman
New York (N) pick: P Kirby White
Detroit pick: P George Mcconnell
Brooklyn pick: P Jack Quinn
Washington pick: P John Raleigh
Cincinnati pick: P Grover Lowdermilk
Pittsburgh pick: P Bill Powell
St. Louis (N) pick: LF Zack Wheat
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Les Backman
St. Louis (A) pick: P Dolly Gray
Chicago (N) pick: RF Harry Hooper
Boston (N) pick: 1B Butch Schmidt
Chicago (A) pick: P Harry Suter
Cleveland pick: P Larry Pape
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Tommy Clarke
New York (A) pick: P Tommy Atkins

Round 3 :
Boston (A) pick: P Forrest More
New York (N) pick: P Ralph Works
Detroit pick: P Steve Melter
Brooklyn pick: P Joe Hovlik
Washington pick: P Eddie Higgins
Cincinnati pick: P Al Klawitter
Pittsburgh pick: P Carl Sitton
St. Louis (N) pick: P Jack Bushelman
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Gene Moore
St. Louis (A) pick: P Chick Evans
Chicago (N) pick: 1B Fred Luderus
Boston (N) pick: P Eddie Dent
Chicago (A) pick: P Kid Speer
Cleveland pick: P Jerry Upp
Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Burt Shotton
New York (A) pick: 3B Tillie Shafer

Round 4 :
Boston (A) pick: 2B Bobby Vaughn
New York (N) pick: 1B Stuffy Mcinnis
Detroit pick: LF Ward Miller
Brooklyn pick: P Jack Gilligan
Washington pick: CF Rebel Oakes
Cincinnati pick: 1B Del Gainer
Pittsburgh pick: 2B Morrie Rath
St. Louis (N) pick: P Harry Otis
Philadelphia (A) pick: RF Ray Demmitt
St. Louis (A) pick: SS Art Fletcher
Chicago (N) pick: C Ted Easterly
Boston (N) pick: LF Cozy Dolan
Chicago (A) pick: 2B Steve Yerkes
Cleveland pick: LF Rube Ellis
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Lucky Wright
New York (A) pick: SS Tom Downey

Round 5 :
Boston (A) pick: C Chief Meyers
New York (N) pick: LF Jack Lelivelt
Detroit pick: LF Clyde Engle
Brooklyn pick: 1B Fred Beck
Washington pick: 1B Dots Miller
Cincinnati pick: RF Del Young
Pittsburgh pick: 1B Doc Johnston
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Art Griggs
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Lelivelt
St. Louis (A) pick: 1B Ham Hyatt
Chicago (N) pick: RF Cuke Barrows
Boston (N) pick: CF Hy Myers
Chicago (A) pick: LF Heinie Heitmuller
Cleveland pick: C Bunny Madden
Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B Jimmy Austin
New York (A) pick: CF Bill O'hara

Round 6 :
Boston (A) pick: P Phil Stremmel
New York (N) pick: SS Roy Ellam
Detroit pick: P Chuck Rose
Brooklyn pick: CF Willis Cole
Washington pick: C Doc Martel
Cincinnati pick: CF Bill Davidson
Pittsburgh pick: 2B Charlie French
St. Louis (N) pick: C Mike Simon
Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Dolly Stark
St. Louis (A) pick: C Bill Killefer
Chicago (N) pick: C Bill Rariden
Boston (N) pick: 3B Gus Getz
Chicago (A) pick: 3B Pryor Mcelveen
Cleveland pick: C Joe Casey
Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B Ezra Midkiff
New York (A) pick: RF Red Downey

Round 7 :
Boston (A) pick: RF Walt Devoy
New York (N) pick: LF Ned Crompton
Detroit pick: RF Bobby Messenger
Brooklyn pick: SS Jack Coffey
Washington pick: C Heinie Beckendorf
Cincinnati pick: RF Warren Miller
Pittsburgh pick: RF Jul Kustus
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Ham Patterson
Philadelphia (A) pick: LF Duke Reilley
St. Louis (A) pick: CF Howard Murphy
Chicago (N) pick: 3B Bill Yohe

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:33 AM

Code:

The Chicago WhiteSox and the Boston RedSox
play a 19 inning game, which Chicago won
3-2, scoring an unearned run against Chicago reliever Bob Maxwell (4/25/1909).

The Cincinnati Reds and the Boston Doves play an 18
inning game,
which Cincinnati won 4-3, scoring a run in the top of the inning
against Boston reliever Bob Harmon. Boston starter Ralph Glaze
pitched 16 innings and Cincinnati starter Jack Taylor pitched 15
innings (5/5/1909).

New York Giants pitcher Fred Anderson pitches 1 hitter but walks
10 and loses 1-0
against the Chicago Cubs. Chicago pitcher Walter Johnson had the lone Cubs hit
and RBI (5/5/1909).

New York Highlanders pitchers Hippo Vaughn and Case Patten combine
on a 1 hit shutout of the
Washington Nationals, giving up only hit to LF Danny Green. Vaughn pitched
until 1 out in the 9th inning, when he had to leave the game with pain in his
elbow, which turned out to be loose bone chips, causing him to miss 5 weeks of
the season (5/8/1909).

St. Louis Browns CF Fred
Clarke collects career hit #2500 with a single off of Chicago
WhiteSox pitcher Frank Smith, in Chicago 5-2 win (5/16/1909).

The Detroit Tigers and the Philadelphia Athletics
play a 19 inning game, which Philadelphia won 6-5,
scoring a run in the bottom of the inning against Detroit reliever
Andy Coakley (5/24/1909).

Chicago Cubs 19 year old
pitcher Willie Mitchell, Chicago's 1909 1st round Amature Draft pick, suffers
a career ending injury after he tears his tricep
muscle throwing a pitch to Cincinnati Reds 2B Jack Barry during a Cubs 4-1 victory, which
Mitchell got the win in. Mitchell finsished his career with a 2-2 record with
a 3.74 ERA (6/3/1909).

Cleveland Blues pitcher Homer Hillebrand loses no-hitter to
1st batter in the 9th inning
against the Chicago WhiteSox. Chicago 1B Art Devlin broke up the no-hitter
with a single, but Hillebrand and the Blues hold on to win 1-0 on the one
hitter (6/8/1909).

Chicago Cubs 2B Nap Lajoie smacks 6 hits in a 9 inning
game against the
Boston Doves, which Chicago won 13-1. Lajoie collected all of his hits
against Boston starter Jack Pfiester, going 6-6 with 3 runs scored and 3 RBI's
(6/10/1909).

New York Highlanders pitcher Rube Kroh loses no-hitter to 1st
batter in the 9th inning
against the St. Louis Browns. St. Louis SS Art Fletcher broke
up the no-hitter with a single, and LF Joe Jackson also added a single,
but Kroh and the Highlanders hold on to win 4-2 on a 2
hitter (6/25/1909).

Detroit Tigers ace pitcher Bill
Dinneen suffers a ruptured disk in his back and is lost for the
season after going 11-5 with a 1.80 ERA in 19 starts
(6/27/1909).

The Pittsburgh Pirates and the Brooklyn Superbas play a
19 inning game,
which Brooklyn won 4-3, scoring a run in the bottom of the inning
against Pirates reliever Al Mattern (7/12/1909).

The National League beats
the American League 3-2 in the 7th annual Flashback League All-Star
Game. In the second Flashback Baseball League All-Star Game to go
into extra innings, Boston Doves RF Bill Hinchman smacked a triple off of
Boston RedSox pitcher Bill Malarkey in the top of the 12th inning and
later scored the winning run, while All-Star Game MVP Award winner Lou Fiene,
of the Cincinnati Reds, held the AL scoreless in 3 IP while giving up 1 hit, 1
BB, and notching 3 K's, to pick up the win. The American League now leads the
All-Star series 4 games to 3 (7/14/1909).

The first HR measured at over 500ft
is hit by Boston RedSox CF Danny Hoffman off of Philadelphia Athletics pitcher
Noodles Hahn in Philadelphia's Shibe Park (7/26/1909).

The Boston RedSox commit 7 errors (3 by 2B Bobby Vaughn and 3 by RF Walt Devoy)
in 9-6 loss to the Philadelphia Athletics (8/1/1909).

Detroit Tigers pitcher Jack Warhop pitches one-hitter against the Chicago WhiteSox,
giving up only hit to 2B Joe Yeager, in Detroit 6-0 win
(8/2/1909).

The Cincinnati Reds commit 7 errors in 11-2 loss to the Boston Doves (8/4/1909).

The St. Louis Browns commit 7 errors in 12-2 loss to the Cleveland Blues (8/6/1909).

Washington Nationals SS Bobby Wallace
collects career hit #2000 with
a 6th inning single off of Detroit Tigers pitcher Jack Warhop,
in Detroit 7-5 win (8/16/1909).

Detroit Tigers pitcher Al Orth, the 1903 American League A.G. Spalding Award winner,
suffers a career ending injury after he tears his tricep muscle throwing a pitch to
New York Highlanders 2B Bill Sweeney during
a Tigers 4-1 victory. Orth finished his career with
a 230-189 record with a 3.31 ERA
in 15 seasons (8/18/1909).

Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Harry Coveleski pitches one-hitter against the Philadelphia
Athletics, giving up only hit to 3B Frank Baker, in Chicago 2-0
win (8/19/1909).

Washington Nationals pitcher Martin
Glendon pitches one-hitter against the Detroit Tigers, giving up
only hit to SS Claude Ritchey, in Washington 1-0 win
(8/27/1909).

Washington Nationals pitcher Dummy Taylorloses no-hitter to
1st batter in the 9th inning
against the New York Highlanders. New York C Red
Dooin broke up the no-hitter with a single, and Taylor gave up another
single to 2B Bill Sweeney, but Taylor and the Nationals hold on
to win 5-0 on the two hitter (9/1/1909).

The New York Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals
play a 19 inning game, which Pittsburgh won 7-5, scoring 2 runs against New
York reliever John Bushelman in the top of the inning
(9/3/1909).

The Washington Nationals commit 7 errors in 6-0 loss to the Boston
RedSox (9/5/1909).

The Cincinnati Reds commit 7 errors in 9-5 loss to the Chicago Cubs (9/20/1909).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:34 AM

Round 1:
Brooklyn pick: P Dick Rudolph
Boston (A) pick: P Ray Caldwell
St. Louis (A) pick: P Eddie Stack
St. Louis (N) pick: P Ray Fisher
Pittsburgh pick: P Rube Benton
New York (N) pick: P Bert Humphries
Washington pick: P George Kahler
Cleveland pick: P Harry Fanwell
Cincinnati pick: P George Chalmers
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Fred Link
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Lefty Tyler
Detroit pick: P March Hall
Chicago (A) pick: P Fred Blanding
Boston (N) pick: P Marty Mchale
New York (A) pick: P Sailor Stroud
Chicago (N) pick: P Bill Steele

Round 2 :
Brooklyn pick: P Roy Mitchell
Boston (A) pick: P Frank Lange
St. Louis (A) pick: P Farmer Ray
St. Louis (N) pick: P Bunny Hearn
Pittsburgh pick: P Roy Golden
New York (N) pick: P Ben Hunt
Washington pick: P Mysterious Walker
Cleveland pick: P Red Nelson
Cincinnati pick: 2B Hack Simmons
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Spec Harkness
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Ad Brennan
Detroit pick: CF Dutch Zwilling
Chicago (A) pick: P Walt Dickson
Boston (N) pick: P Orlie Weaver
New York (A) pick: CF Max Carey
Chicago (N) pick: P Ray Boyd

Round 3 :
Brooklyn pick: P Lou Schettler
Boston (A) pick: P Elmer Koestner
St. Louis (A) pick: P Rube Geyer
St. Louis (N) pick: 3B Jimmy Walsh
Pittsburgh pick: P Jack Ferry
New York (N) pick: P Hub Pernoll
Washington pick: P Sandy Burk
Cleveland pick: P Lefty Webb
Cincinnati pick: P Billy Burke
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Ed Zmich
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Lefty Russell
Detroit pick: SS Roger Peckinpaugh
Chicago (A) pick: P Charlie Girard
Boston (N) pick: P Jiggs Parson
New York (A) pick: P Ed Moyer
Chicago (N) pick: P Alex Malloy

Round 4 :
Brooklyn pick: LF Jay Kirke
Boston (A) pick: RF Paul Meloan
St. Louis (A) pick: CF Hub Northen
St. Louis (N) pick: CF Jack Dalton
Pittsburgh pick: C Hank Gowdy
New York (N) pick: 1B Jake Daubert
Washington pick: 2B Bill Cunningham
Cleveland pick: 1B Ben Houser
Cincinnati pick: 3B Eddie Foster
Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Jim Doyle
Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Chick Gandil
Detroit pick: 1B John Flynn
Chicago (A) pick: LF Duffy Lewis
Boston (N) pick: 1B Hugh Bradley
New York (A) pick: C Billy Kelly
Chicago (N) pick: CF Felix Chouinard

Round 5 :
Brooklyn pick: SS Roxey Roach
Boston (A) pick: 1B Hap Myers
St. Louis (A) pick: RF Bert Daniels
St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Eddie Hohnhorst
Pittsburgh pick: C John Henry
New York (N) pick: 2B Frank Truesdale
Washington pick: P Frank Browning
Cleveland pick: 3B Herman Bronkie
Cincinnati pick: SS Lena Blackburne
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Elmer Rieger
Philadelphia (N) pick: SS Arnold Hauser
Detroit pick: RF Doc Miller
Chicago (A) pick: SS Red Corriden
Boston (N) pick: RF Shano Collins
New York (A) pick: 3B Art Phelan
Chicago (N) pick: 2B Alex Mccarthy

Round 6 :
Brooklyn pick: C Eddie Ainsmith
Boston (A) pick: C Rowdy Elliott
St. Louis (A) pick: SS Claud Derrick
St. Louis (N) pick: P Ben Demott
Pittsburgh pick: C Otto Miller
New York (N) pick: 2B Rollie Zeider
Washington pick: SS Frank Betcher
Cleveland pick: 1B Charlie Mullen
Cincinnati pick: P Cy Alberts
Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Patrick Newnam
Philadelphia (N) pick: P John Frill
Detroit pick: SS Cotton Knaupp
Chicago (A) pick: C Bert Adams
Boston (N) pick: LF Doc Ralston
New York (A) pick: 1B Jock Somerlott
Chicago (N) pick: 3B Chick Lathers

Round 7 :
Brooklyn pick: RF Elmer Zacher
Boston (A) pick: CF Ody Abbott
St. Louis (A) pick: RF Art Thomason
St. Louis (N) pick: LF Bill Collins
Pittsburgh pick: LF Dave Callahan
New York (N) pick: LF Red Fisher
Washington pick: RF Happy Smith

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:39 AM

Code:

Washington Nationals RF Ginger Beaumont collects career hit #2000 with a 10th inning single off of Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Rube Waddell, in Washington 6-4 win (4/12/1910).
Brooklyn Superbas CF Elmer Flick collects career hit #2000 with a 5th inning single off of Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond, in Philadelphia 4-3 win (4/18/1910).
Detroit Tigers pitcher George McConnell loses no-hitter with 1 out in the 9th inning against the Cleveland Blues. Cleveland 3B Jimmy Burke broke up the no-hitter with a single, then with 2 outs McConnell gave up another single to RF Joe Stanley which scored SS Hans Lobert, whom had walked before Burkes' single. C Jimmy Archer then delivered a game winning single, as Cleveland comes from behind to win 2-1 (5/10/1910).
1909 AL A.G Spalding Award winner Chief Bender, of the Washington Nationals, loses first 8 decisions before beating the St. Louis Browns 5-1 in 11 innings (5/19/1910).
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Lew Ritchie pitches one-hitter against the St.Louis Cardinals, giving up only hit to PH Art Griggs, in Pittsburgh 8-0 win (5/29/1910).
Pittsburgh Pirates CF Rube Oldring tears a back muscle making a catch and is lost for the remainder of the season. Oldring was hitting .302 in 59 games at the time of the injury (6/17/1910).
Washington Nationals pitcher Martin Gleandon pitches one-hitter against the Boston RedSox, giving up only hit, a 7th inning double, to 1B Hap Myers, in Washington 3-0 win (7/5/1910).
The National League beats the American League 6-4 in the 8th annual Flashback League All-Star Game. National League SS Joe Tinker, of the Pittsburgh Pirates wins the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award for going 3-3 with a HR, a double, 4 RBI's, and 2 runs scored. The All-Star Game historical series is now tied 4 games to 4 (7/14/1910).
New York Highlanders pitcher George McQuillan pitches 1 hitter but walks 5 in 2-1 win over the Washington Nationals. Washington SS Bobby Wallace had the lone Nationals hit (7/17/1910).
Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Jim Pastorius loses no-hitter to 1st batter in the 9th inning against the Detroit Tigers. Detroit PH Claude Ritchey broke up the no-hitter with a single, then Pastorius was relieved by Harry Suter, and the WhiteSox hold on to win 2-0 on the one hitter (7/19/1910).
The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors in 13-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates (7/231910).
The St. Louis Cardinals 2B Eddie Collins is lost for remainder of the year after 96 games with a torn elbow ligament in his throwing arm (7/21/1910).
Chicago Cubs 2B/manager Nap Lajoie collects career hit #2500 with a single off of Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Christy Mathewson, in Philadelphia 7-1 win (7/21/1910).
Washington Nationals pitcher Carl Lundgren loses no-hitter to 1st batter in the 9th inning against the Boston RedSox. Boston 3B Larry Gardner broke up the no-hitter with a single, and Lundgren was then relieved by but the Nationals hold on to win 2-1 on the one hitter. Lundgren walked 7 and the Nationals committed 3 errors to help account for the lone Boston run (7/19/1910).
The Boston RedSox commit 7 errors (3 by SS Sammy Strang) in 11-5 loss to the Washington Nationals (8/261910).
New York Giants pitcher Heinie Berger loses no-hitter to 2nd batter in the 9th inning against the Philadelphia Phillies. With the game tied at 2 despite the no-hit effort, Philadelphia RF Vin Campbell broke up the no-hitter with a single, and Philadelphia went on to score 4 runs in the top of the 11th against Berger to win 7-3 (9/26/1910).

Nukester · 11-01-2003, 12:41 AM

I have the league currently in 1926 and will add more timelines and stats tommorrow if anyone is interested

Nukester · 11-02-2003, 11:01 AM

Code:

  American League Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .364, Honus Wagner (1903, Chicago (A))
   Homeruns        : 12, Sam Crawford (1908, Detroit)
   Runs Batted In  : 103, Harry Steinfeldt (1903, Detroit)
   At Bats         : 674, George Davis (1904, Cleveland)
   Hits            : 213, Honus Wagner (1903, Chicago (A))
   Doubles         : 45, Socks Seybold (1903, Cleveland)
   Triples         : 25, Buck Freeman (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Runs            : 112, Jesse Burkett (1903, New York (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 95, Miller Huggins (1906, Boston (A))
   Strikeouts      : 146, Dolly Stark (1910, Philadelphia (A))
   Stolen Bases    : 51, Ty Cobb (1910, Detroit)
   Hitting Streak  : 24, Honus Wagner (1907, Chicago (A))
   Rookie AVG      : .334, Keith Newcomb (1903, Detroit)
   Rookie Hits     : 183, Ty Cobb (1905, Detroit)
   Rookie Homeruns : 12, Benny Bowcock (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Rookie RBI      : 91, Jimmy Sebring (1903, St. Louis (A))
 
  American League Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.63, Roscoe Miller (1908, Cleveland)
   Games           : 40, Mordecai Brown (1903, Cleveland)
   Games Started   : 39, Deacon Phillippe (1910, New York (A))
   Wins            : 27, Addie Joss (1908, Chicago (A))
   Losses          : 26, Hooks Wiltse (1904, Cleveland)
   Saves           : 6, Jim Fairbank (1905, New York (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 156, Orval Overall (1910, St. Louis (A))
   Strikeouts      : 273, Rube Waddell (1904, Philadelphia (A))
   Rookie Wins     : 23, Ed Walsh (1904, Boston (A))
   Rookie Saves    : 6, Jim Fairbank (1905, New York (A))
   Rookie K's      : 210, Ed Walsh (1904, Boston (A))
   BB's in one Game: 12, Ed Summers (6/13/1910, Boston (A))
   K's in one Game : 16, Mordecai Brown (6/14/1909, Cleveland)
 
  American League Batting Single Game Records :
   At Bats X-Innings : 10, Danny Hoffman (5/1/1904, Boston (A))
   At Bats 9 Innings : 7, Honus Wagner (9/16/1909, Chicago (A))
   Hits X-Innings    : 5, Hans Lobert (9/1/1910, Cleveland)
   Hits 9 Innings    : 5, Pep Clark (9/26/1910, St. Louis (A))
   Doubles           : 4, Benny Bowcock (9/14/1907, St. Louis (A))
   Triples           : 2, Ed Konetchy (9/26/1910, New York (A))
   Homeruns          : 3, Socks Seybold (9/10/1905, Cleveland)
   RBI               : 7, Jimmy Archer (5/24/1907, Cleveland)
   Runs              : 5, Ty Cobb (5/2/1908, Detroit)
   Stolen Bases      : 3, Jimmy Slagle (8/22/1910, New York (A))
   Bases On Balls    : 5, Danny Hoffman (4/29/1909, Boston (A))
   Strikeouts        : 5, Howie Camnitz (8/18/1910, St. Louis (A))
 

  National League Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .349, Mike Donlin (1903, St. Louis (N))
   Homeruns        : 12, George Merritt (1910, Boston (N))
   Runs Batted In  : 104, Jimmy Sheckard (1905, Brooklyn)
   At Bats         : 641, John Farrell (1903, New York (N))
   Hits            : 202, Nap Lajoie (1903, Chicago (N))
   Doubles         : 48, Johnny Evers (1903, Philadelphia (N))
   Triples         : 22, Emmet Heidrick (1903, New York (N))
   Runs            : 121, Frank Chance (1903, Boston (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 118, Roy Thomas (1909, Cincinnati)
   Strikeouts      : 169, Pete Lister (1907, Pittsburgh)
   Stolen Bases    : 56, Elmer Flick (1909, Brooklyn)
   Hitting Streak  : 32, Cy Seymour (1909, Philadelphia (N))
   Rookie AVG      : .316, Walt Mccredie (1903, St. Louis (N))
   Rookie Hits     : 194, Walt Mccredie (1903, St. Louis (N))
   Rookie Homeruns : 7, Jimmy Walsh (1910, St. Louis (N))
   Rookie RBI      : 88, George Stone (1903, Boston (N))
 
  National League Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.63, Doc White (1906, Pittsburgh)
   Games           : 40, Clark Griffith (1909, Brooklyn)
   Games Started   : 40, Clark Griffith (1909, Brooklyn)
   Wins            : 29, Jack Pfiester (1903, Boston (N))
   Losses          : 24, Lew Richie (1910, Pittsburgh)
   Saves           : 9, Mike Cunningham (1910, Chicago (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 211, Jimmy Dygert (1910, New York (N))
   Strikeouts      : 268, Jack Chesbro (1909, Chicago (N))
   Rookie Wins     : 29, Jack Pfiester (1903, Boston (N))
   Rookie Saves    : 5, Carl Sitton (1909, Pittsburgh)
   Rookie K's      : 203, Red Ames (1903, St. Louis (N))
   BB's in one Game: 12, Jimmy Dygert (9/18/1910, New York (N))
   K's in one Game : 16, Jack Chesbro (4/12/1905, Chicago (N))
 
  National League Batting Single Game Records :
   At Bats X-Innings : 9, Chief Wilson (9/3/1909, St. Louis (N))
   At Bats 9 Innings : 7, Lew Drill (5/28/1909, Chicago (N))
   Hits X-Innings    : 7, Al Bridwell (6/23/1908, New York (N))
   Hits 9 Innings    : 6, Nap Lajoie (6/10/1909, Chicago (N))
   Doubles           : 4, Nap Lajoie (6/5/1904, Chicago (N))
   Triples           : 2, Emmet Heidrick (9/14/1910, New York (N))
   Homeruns          : 2, Davy Jones (5/24/1910, Brooklyn)
   RBI               : 7, Emil Batch (7/6/1910, Boston (N))
   Runs              : 5, Cy Seymour (8/23/1909, Philadelphia (N))
   Stolen Bases      : 3, Fred Snodgrass (9/18/1910, Philadelphia (N))
   Bases On Balls    : 5, Rabbit Robinson (4/21/1910, Cincinnati)
   Strikeouts        : 5, Elmer Flick (9/1/1910, Brooklyn)
 

  Boston (A) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .320, Jake Beckley (1904, Boston (A))
   Homeruns        : 8, Danny Hoffman (1910, Boston (A))
   Runs Batted In  : 88, Sam Mertes (1906, Boston (A))
   At Bats         : 636, Danny Hoffman (1903, Boston (A))
   Hits            : 187, Jake Beckley (1904, Boston (A))
   Doubles         : 39, Sam Mertes (1903, Boston (A))
   Triples         : 18, Sam Mertes (1907, Boston (A))
   Runs            : 97, Danny Hoffman (1905, Boston (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 95, Miller Huggins (1906, Boston (A))
   Strikeouts      : 132, Jake Beckley (1906, Boston (A))
   Stolen Bases    : 42, Bobby Vaughn (1910, Boston (A))
   Hitting Streak  : 17, Danny Hoffman (1907, Boston (A))
   Rookie Homeruns : 2, Miller Huggins (1904, Boston (A))
 
  Boston (A) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.94, Rube Kisinger (1905, Boston (A))
   Games           : 39, Barney Pelty (1907, Boston (A))
   Wins            : 23, Ed Walsh (1904, Boston (A))
   Losses          : 24, Togie Pittinger (1905, Boston (A))
   Saves           : 5, Bill Malarkey (1908, Boston (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 126, Barney Pelty (1905, Boston (A))
   Strikeouts      : 261, Togie Pittinger (1906, Boston (A))
   K's in one Game : 14, Bill Foxen (9/24/1908, Boston (A))
 

  Chicago (A) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .364, Honus Wagner (1903, Chicago (A))
   Homeruns        : 9, Nixey Callahan (1908, Chicago (A))
   Runs Batted In  : 88, Johnny Kling (1903, Chicago (A))
   At Bats         : 608, George Browne (1906, Chicago (A))
   Hits            : 213, Honus Wagner (1903, Chicago (A))
   Doubles         : 41, Honus Wagner (1903, Chicago (A))
   Triples         : 15, Joe Yeager (1906, Chicago (A))
   Runs            : 93, Honus Wagner (1903, Chicago (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 87, Jack Graney (1910, Chicago (A))
   Strikeouts      : 77, Mal Eason (1905, Chicago (A))
   Stolen Bases    : 44, Honus Wagner (1910, Chicago (A))
   Hitting Streak  : 24, Honus Wagner (1907, Chicago (A))
   Rookie Homeruns : 4, Ed Lennox (1906, Chicago (A))
 
  Chicago (A) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.69, Addie Joss (1908, Chicago (A))
   Games           : 39, Addie Joss (1908, Chicago (A))
   Wins            : 27, Addie Joss (1908, Chicago (A))
   Losses          : 25, Ambrose Puttmann (1903, Chicago (A))
   Saves           : 4, Doc Adkins (1906, Chicago (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 128, Harry Coveleski (1910, Chicago (A))
   Strikeouts      : 188, Red Donahue (1906, Chicago (A))
   K's in one Game : 13, Red Donahue (4/12/1907, Chicago (A))
 

  Cleveland Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .325, Tris Speaker (1909, Cleveland)
   Homeruns        : 9, Socks Seybold (1905, Cleveland)
   Runs Batted In  : 91, Socks Seybold (1907, Cleveland)
   At Bats         : 674, George Davis (1904, Cleveland)
   Hits            : 179, Tris Speaker (1909, Cleveland)
   Doubles         : 45, Socks Seybold (1903, Cleveland)
   Triples         : 21, Jake Stahl (1904, Cleveland)
   Runs            : 94, Tris Speaker (1910, Cleveland)
   Bases On Balls  : 86, Tris Speaker (1910, Cleveland)
   Strikeouts      : 107, Jimmy Archer (1906, Cleveland)
   Stolen Bases    : 43, Tris Speaker (1910, Cleveland)
   Hitting Streak  : 22, Jake Stahl (1910, Cleveland)
   Rookie Homeruns : 4, Jake Stahl (1903, Cleveland)
 
  Cleveland Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.63, Roscoe Miller (1908, Cleveland)
   Games           : 40, Mordecai Brown (1903, Cleveland)
   Wins            : 23, Homer Hillebrand (1907, Cleveland)
   Losses          : 26, Hooks Wiltse (1904, Cleveland)
   Saves           : 5, Chick Brandom (1909, Cleveland)
   Bases On Balls  : 139, Homer Hillebrand (1907, Cleveland)
   Strikeouts      : 252, Mordecai Brown (1906, Cleveland)
   K's in one Game : 16, Mordecai Brown (6/14/1909, Cleveland)
 

  Detroit Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .334, Keith Newcomb (1903, Detroit)
   Homeruns        : 12, Sam Crawford (1908, Detroit)
   Runs Batted In  : 103, Harry Steinfeldt (1903, Detroit)
   At Bats         : 623, Keith Newcomb (1908, Detroit)
   Hits            : 200, Sam Crawford (1903, Detroit)
   Doubles         : 42, Harry Steinfeldt (1903, Detroit)
   Triples         : 16, Harry Steinfeldt (1909, Detroit)
   Runs            : 103, Sam Crawford (1909, Detroit)
   Bases On Balls  : 92, Sam Crawford (1909, Detroit)
   Strikeouts      : 100, Keith Newcomb (1903, Detroit)
   Stolen Bases    : 51, Ty Cobb (1910, Detroit)
   Hitting Streak  : 22, Sam Crawford (1903, Detroit)
   Rookie Homeruns : 5, Keith Newcomb (1903, Detroit)
 
  Detroit Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.95, Bill Dinneen (1905, Detroit)
   Games           : 39, Bill Dinneen (1907, Detroit)
   Wins            : 26, Al Orth (1903, Detroit)
   Losses          : 21, Bill Dinneen (1908, Detroit)
   Saves           : 5, Moxie Manuel (1906, Detroit)
   Bases On Balls  : 133, George Mcconnell (1910, Detroit)
   Strikeouts      : 215, Andy Coakley (1905, Detroit)
   K's in one Game : 14, Andy Coakley (8/8/1905, Detroit)
 

  New York (A) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .342, Roger Bresnahan (1903, New York (A))
   Homeruns        : 7, Roger Bresnahan (1906, New York (A))
   Runs Batted In  : 102, Bill Bradley (1903, New York (A))
   At Bats         : 635, Jesse Burkett (1903, New York (A))
   Hits            : 186, Bill Bradley (1903, New York (A))
   Doubles         : 39, Bill Bradley (1909, New York (A))
   Triples         : 17, Chick Stahl (1906, New York (A))
   Runs            : 112, Jesse Burkett (1903, New York (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 93, Roger Bresnahan (1910, New York (A))
   Strikeouts      : 100, Rube Kroh (1907, New York (A))
   Stolen Bases    : 40, Harry Bay (1909, New York (A))
   Hitting Streak  : 21, Freddy Parent (1909, New York (A))
   Rookie Homeruns : 2, Ed Konetchy (1909, New York (A))
 
  New York (A) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.88, Rube Kroh (1908, New York (A))
   Games           : 39, Deacon Phillippe (1910, New York (A))
   Wins            : 26, Rube Kroh (1908, New York (A))
   Losses          : 22, Deacon Phillippe (1905, New York (A))
   Saves           : 6, Jim Fairbank (1905, New York (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 138, Rube Kroh (1910, New York (A))
   Strikeouts      : 184, Rube Kroh (1910, New York (A))
   K's in one Game : 13, Henry Schmidt (8/23/1905, New York (A))
 

  Philadelphia (A) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .328, Jimmy Collins (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Homeruns        : 10, Fred Tenney (1905, Philadelphia (A))
   Runs Batted In  : 102, Jimmy Collins (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   At Bats         : 597, Buck Freeman (1907, Philadelphia (A))
   Hits            : 190, Jimmy Collins (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Doubles         : 45, Jimmy Collins (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Triples         : 25, Buck Freeman (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Runs            : 92, Jimmy Barrett (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 89, Tex Erwin (1910, Philadelphia (A))
   Strikeouts      : 146, Dolly Stark (1910, Philadelphia (A))
   Stolen Bases    : 38, Frank Baker (1909, Philadelphia (A))
   Hitting Streak  : 19, Buck Freeman (1903, Philadelphia (A))
   Rookie Homeruns : 5, Frank Baker (1908, Philadelphia (A))
 
  Philadelphia (A) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.91, Noodles Hahn (1908, Philadelphia (A))
   Games           : 39, Eddie Plank (1909, Philadelphia (A))
   Wins            : 23, Eddie Plank (1909, Philadelphia (A))
   Losses          : 22, Noodles Hahn (1909, Philadelphia (A))
   Saves           : 4, Tex Pruiett (1909, Philadelphia (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 115, Rube Waddell (1904, Philadelphia (A))
   Strikeouts      : 273, Rube Waddell (1904, Philadelphia (A))
   K's in one Game : 14, Rube Waddell (5/6/1910, Philadelphia (A))
 

  St. Louis (A) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .356, Fred Clarke (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Homeruns        : 12, Benny Bowcock (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Runs Batted In  : 91, Jimmy Sebring (1903, St. Louis (A))
   At Bats         : 640, Pep Clark (1904, St. Louis (A))
   Hits            : 200, Fred Clarke (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Doubles         : 43, Benny Bowcock (1904, St. Louis (A))
   Triples         : 19, Fred Clarke (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Runs            : 97, Fred Clarke (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 72, Fred Clarke (1904, St. Louis (A))
   Strikeouts      : 105, Fred Merkle (1910, St. Louis (A))
   Stolen Bases    : 36, Fielder Jones (1904, St. Louis (A))
   Hitting Streak  : 24, Fred Clarke (1906, St. Louis (A))
   Rookie Homeruns : 12, Benny Bowcock (1903, St. Louis (A))
 
  St. Louis (A) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.92, Ed Willett (1909, St. Louis (A))
   Games           : 39, Bucky Veil (1907, St. Louis (A))
   Wins            : 21, Howie Camnitz (1904, St. Louis (A))
   Losses          : 23, Ned Garvin (1903, St. Louis (A))
   Saves           : 4, Jack Doscher (1910, St. Louis (A))
   Bases On Balls  : 156, Orval Overall (1910, St. Louis (A))
   Strikeouts      : 230, Orval Overall (1910, St. Louis (A))
   K's in one Game : 14, Orval Overall (5/5/1906, St. Louis (A))
 

  Washington Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .361, Ginger Beaumont (1906, Washington)
   Homeruns        : 6, Danny Green (1908, Washington)
   Runs Batted In  : 83, Ginger Beaumont (1907, Washington)
   At Bats         : 625, Ginger Beaumont (1903, Washington)
   Hits            : 209, Ginger Beaumont (1903, Washington)
   Doubles         : 34, Ginger Beaumont (1903, Washington)
   Triples         : 21, Tommy Leach (1904, Washington)
   Runs            : 97, Ginger Beaumont (1903, Washington)
   Bases On Balls  : 93, Billy Lush (1903, Washington)
   Strikeouts      : 104, Martin Glendon (1904, Washington)
   Stolen Bases    : 36, Tommy Leach (1910, Washington)
   Hitting Streak  : 19, Ginger Beaumont (1907, Washington)
   Rookie Homeruns : 2, Dots Miller (1909, Washington)
 
  Washington Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.82, Martin Glendon (1908, Washington)
   Games           : 39, Chief Bender (1910, Washington)
   Wins            : 23, Tully Sparks (1903, Washington)
   Losses          : 23, Chief Bender (1910, Washington)
   Saves           : 4, George Disch (1910, Washington)
   Bases On Balls  : 131, Martin Glendon (1904, Washington)
   Strikeouts      : 221, Carl Lundgren (1905, Washington)
   K's in one Game : 13, Carl Lundgren (6/20/1905, Washington)
 

  Boston (N) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .322, Frank Chance (1904, Boston (N))
   Homeruns        : 12, George Merritt (1910, Boston (N))
   Runs Batted In  : 95, George Merritt (1907, Boston (N))
   At Bats         : 616, George Stone (1906, Boston (N))
   Hits            : 183, George Stone (1907, Boston (N))
   Doubles         : 37, Duke Farrell (1903, Boston (N))
   Triples         : 19, Sherry Magee (1904, Boston (N))
   Runs            : 121, Frank Chance (1903, Boston (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 108, Frank Chance (1907, Boston (N))
   Strikeouts      : 83, George Merritt (1905, Boston (N))
   Stolen Bases    : 47, Frank Chance (1909, Boston (N))
   Hitting Streak  : 18, Bill Hinchman (1909, Boston (N))
   Rookie Homeruns : 4, George Stone (1903, Boston (N))
 
  Boston (N) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 2.16, Jack Pfiester (1907, Boston (N))
   Games           : 40, Jack Pfiester (1906, Boston (N))
   Wins            : 29, Jack Pfiester (1903, Boston (N))
   Losses          : 23, Ed Siever (1906, Boston (N))
   Saves           : 3, Roy Evans (1908, Boston (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 112, Ralph Glaze (1906, Boston (N))
   Strikeouts      : 185, Jack Pfiester (1906, Boston (N))
   K's in one Game : 14, Roy Patterson (9/11/1910, Boston (N))
 

  Brooklyn Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .331, Nig Clarke (1908, Brooklyn)
   Homeruns        : 11, Charlie Hickman (1904, Brooklyn)
   Runs Batted In  : 104, Jimmy Sheckard (1905, Brooklyn)
   At Bats         : 614, Elmer Flick (1903, Brooklyn)
   Hits            : 182, Charlie Hickman (1903, Brooklyn)
   Doubles         : 43, Danny Murphy (1904, Brooklyn)
   Triples         : 18, Elmer Flick (1904, Brooklyn)
   Runs            : 100, Elmer Flick (1910, Brooklyn)
   Bases On Balls  : 116, Jimmy Sheckard (1910, Brooklyn)
   Strikeouts      : 98, Chick Robitaille (1904, Brooklyn)
   Stolen Bases    : 56, Elmer Flick (1909, Brooklyn)
   Hitting Streak  : 24, Charlie Hickman (1910, Brooklyn)
   Rookie Homeruns : 3, Heinie Zimmerman (1907, Brooklyn)
 
  Brooklyn Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 2.34, Rube Marquard (1908, Brooklyn)
   Games           : 40, Clark Griffith (1909, Brooklyn)
   Wins            : 25, Bob Wicker (1906, Brooklyn)
   Losses          : 24, Clark Griffith (1909, Brooklyn)
   Saves           : 4, Walter Clarkson (1907, Brooklyn)
   Bases On Balls  : 127, Bob Wicker (1906, Brooklyn)
   Strikeouts      : 235, Jack Coombs (1910, Brooklyn)
   K's in one Game : 13, Jack Coombs (4/30/1908, Brooklyn)
 

  Chicago (N) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .342, Nap Lajoie (1903, Chicago (N))
   Homeruns        : 11, Nap Lajoie (1904, Chicago (N))
   Runs Batted In  : 95, Fred Luderus (1910, Chicago (N))
   At Bats         : 639, Doc Casey (1904, Chicago (N))
   Hits            : 202, Nap Lajoie (1903, Chicago (N))
   Doubles         : 48, Nap Lajoie (1903, Chicago (N))
   Triples         : 17, Charlie Carr (1904, Chicago (N))
   Runs            : 100, Nap Lajoie (1910, Chicago (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 77, Donie Bush (1909, Chicago (N))
   Strikeouts      : 153, Lew Drill (1908, Chicago (N))
   Stolen Bases    : 51, Donie Bush (1910, Chicago (N))
   Hitting Streak  : 21, Moose Mccormick (1909, Chicago (N))
   Rookie Homeruns : 5, Charlie Carr (1903, Chicago (N))
 
  Chicago (N) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.73, Slim Sallee (1909, Chicago (N))
   Games           : 39, Tom Hughes (1909, Chicago (N))
   Wins            : 25, Jack Chesbro (1909, Chicago (N))
   Losses          : 23, Tom Hughes (1906, Chicago (N))
   Saves           : 9, Mike Cunningham (1910, Chicago (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 136, Doc Scanlan (1903, Chicago (N))
   Strikeouts      : 268, Jack Chesbro (1909, Chicago (N))
   K's in one Game : 16, Jack Chesbro (4/12/1905, Chicago (N))
 

  Cincinnati Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .301, Roy Thomas (1906, Cincinnati)
   Homeruns        : 8, Dave Brain (1907, Cincinnati)
   Runs Batted In  : 82, Dave Brain (1906, Cincinnati)
   At Bats         : 604, Dave Brain (1909, Cincinnati)
   Hits            : 170, Roy Thomas (1906, Cincinnati)
   Doubles         : 31, John Ganzel (1903, Cincinnati)
   Triples         : 20, Del Young (1910, Cincinnati)
   Runs            : 84, Roy Thomas (1903, Cincinnati)
   Bases On Balls  : 118, Roy Thomas (1909, Cincinnati)
   Strikeouts      : 100, Wilbur Good (1905, Cincinnati)
   Stolen Bases    : 25, Dave Brain (1909, Cincinnati)
   Hitting Streak  : 20, Dave Brain (1906, Cincinnati)
   Rookie Homeruns : 7, Dave Brain (1903, Cincinnati)
 
  Cincinnati Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.70, Nick Altrock (1907, Cincinnati)
   Games           : 39, Joe Harris (1908, Cincinnati)
   Wins            : 21, Nick Altrock (1904, Cincinnati)
   Losses          : 23, Joe Harris (1907, Cincinnati)
   Saves           : 4, Jake Boultes (1908, Cincinnati)
   Bases On Balls  : 113, Joe Wood (1910, Cincinnati)
   Strikeouts      : 193, Joe Harris (1906, Cincinnati)
   K's in one Game : 11, Joe Wood (9/18/1910, Cincinnati)
 

  New York (N) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .326, Al Bridwell (1908, New York (N))
   Homeruns        : 7, Bill Clancy (1906, New York (N))
   Runs Batted In  : 97, Wid Conroy (1903, New York (N))
   At Bats         : 641, John Farrell (1903, New York (N))
   Hits            : 182, Emmet Heidrick (1903, New York (N))
   Doubles         : 35, John Farrell (1909, New York (N))
   Triples         : 22, Emmet Heidrick (1903, New York (N))
   Runs            : 88, Wid Conroy (1903, New York (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 80, Al Bridwell (1910, New York (N))
   Strikeouts      : 139, Paddy O'connor (1908, New York (N))
   Stolen Bases    : 35, Jake Daubert (1910, New York (N))
   Hitting Streak  : 26, Emmet Heidrick (1903, New York (N))
   Rookie Homeruns : 3, Fred Odwell (1904, New York (N))
 
  New York (N) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 2.02, Sam Leever (1907, New York (N))
   Games           : 39, Heinie Berger (1910, New York (N))
   Wins            : 23, George Winter (1905, New York (N))
   Losses          : 22, Sam Leever (1903, New York (N))
   Saves           : 6, Bobby Keefe (1910, New York (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 211, Jimmy Dygert (1910, New York (N))
   Strikeouts      : 221, Earl Moore (1905, New York (N))
   K's in one Game : 14, George Winter (4/7/1904, New York (N))
 

  Philadelphia (N) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .336, Cy Seymour (1907, Philadelphia (N))
   Homeruns        : 7, Cy Seymour (1907, Philadelphia (N))
   Runs Batted In  : 87, Harry Mcchesney (1910, Philadelphia (N))
   At Bats         : 633, John Anderson (1905, Philadelphia (N))
   Hits            : 197, Cy Seymour (1909, Philadelphia (N))
   Doubles         : 48, Johnny Evers (1903, Philadelphia (N))
   Triples         : 19, Pinky Swander (1903, Philadelphia (N))
   Runs            : 92, Frank Isbell (1910, Philadelphia (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 87, Frank Isbell (1905, Philadelphia (N))
   Strikeouts      : 129, George Moriarty (1904, Philadelphia (N))
   Stolen Bases    : 43, Cy Seymour (1909, Philadelphia (N))
   Hitting Streak  : 32, Cy Seymour (1909, Philadelphia (N))
   Rookie Homeruns : 3, Vin Campbell (1908, Philadelphia (N))
 
  Philadelphia (N) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.89, Christy Mathewson (1903, Philadelphia (N))
   Games           : 39, Christy Mathewson (1910, Philadelphia (N))
   Wins            : 26, Christy Mathewson (1903, Philadelphia (N))
   Losses          : 24, Harry Howell (1903, Philadelphia (N))
   Saves           : 6, Louis Leroy (1908, Philadelphia (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 156, Bugs Raymond (1907, Philadelphia (N))
   Strikeouts      : 203, Christy Mathewson (1904, Philadelphia (N))
   K's in one Game : 14, Vic Willis (7/18/1906, Philadelphia (N))
 

  Pittsburgh Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .314, Harry Lumley (1909, Pittsburgh)
   Homeruns        : 8, Harry Davis (1903, Pittsburgh)
   Runs Batted In  : 84, Harry Davis (1910, Pittsburgh)
   At Bats         : 636, Harry Bay (1903, Pittsburgh)
   Hits            : 186, Harry Bay (1903, Pittsburgh)
   Doubles         : 41, Ed Delahanty (1905, Pittsburgh)
   Triples         : 20, Harry Lumley (1905, Pittsburgh)
   Runs            : 84, Joe Tinker (1909, Pittsburgh)
   Bases On Balls  : 101, Harry Lumley (1910, Pittsburgh)
   Strikeouts      : 169, Pete Lister (1907, Pittsburgh)
   Stolen Bases    : 48, Joe Tinker (1910, Pittsburgh)
   Hitting Streak  : 19, Bunny Madden (1909, Pittsburgh)
   Rookie Homeruns : 4, Harry Lumley (1904, Pittsburgh)
 
  Pittsburgh Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 1.63, Doc White (1906, Pittsburgh)
   Games           : 40, Doc White (1907, Pittsburgh)
   Wins            : 24, Doc White (1906, Pittsburgh)
   Losses          : 24, Lew Richie (1910, Pittsburgh)
   Saves           : 5, Carl Sitton (1909, Pittsburgh)
   Bases On Balls  : 156, Lew Richie (1910, Pittsburgh)
   Strikeouts      : 166, Lew Richie (1910, Pittsburgh)
   K's in one Game : 11, Lew Richie (8/6/1908, Pittsburgh)
 

  St. Louis (N) Batting Single Season Records :
   Batting Average : .349, Mike Donlin (1903, St. Louis (N))
   Homeruns        : 10, Topsy Hartsel (1904, St. Louis (N))
   Runs Batted In  : 101, Topsy Hartsel (1906, St. Louis (N))
   At Bats         : 619, Walt Mccredie (1905, St. Louis (N))
   Hits            : 200, Mike Donlin (1903, St. Louis (N))
   Doubles         : 36, Bill Keister (1905, St. Louis (N))
   Triples         : 21, Mike Donlin (1903, St. Louis (N))
   Runs            : 106, Mike Donlin (1905, St. Louis (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 108, Topsy Hartsel (1910, St. Louis (N))
   Strikeouts      : 150, Jimmy Walsh (1910, St. Louis (N))
   Stolen Bases    : 49, Eddie Collins (1909, St. Louis (N))
   Hitting Streak  : 22, Topsy Hartsel (1906, St. Louis (N))
   Rookie Homeruns : 7, Jimmy Walsh (1910, St. Louis (N))
 
  St. Louis (N) Pitching Single Season Records :
   ERA             : 2.13, Jesse Tannehill (1907, St. Louis (N))
   Games           : 39, Jesse Tannehill (1906, St. Louis (N))
   Wins            : 23, Jesse Tannehill (1906, St. Louis (N))
   Losses          : 20, Jack Dunleavy (1904, St. Louis (N))
   Saves           : 4, Jack Ryan (1909, St. Louis (N))
   Bases On Balls  : 124, George Hunter (1909, St. Louis (N))
   Strikeouts      : 244, Red Ames (1906, St. Louis (N))
   K's in one Game : 15, Red Ames (6/14/1906, St. Louis (N))

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Career Batting Leaders 
 
     (* = still active)
 
 
  BATTING AVG TOP 25 (Minimum 2000 AB)
   1)  Willie Keeler         .338
   2)  Nap Lajoie *          .335
   3)  Jesse Burkett         .334
   4)  Mike Donlin           .326
   5)  Ginger Beaumont *     .325
   6)  Ed Delahanty          .324
   7)  Fred Clarke *         .320
   8)  Honus Wagner *        .319
   9)  Ty Cobb *             .317
   10) George Vanhaltren     .316
   11) Cy Seymour *          .309
   12) Joe Kelley *          .309
   13) Jimmy Ryan            .309
   14) Jake Beckley          .306
   15) John Mcgraw           .305
   16) Sam Crawford *        .305
   17) Tris Speaker *        .303
   18) Kip Selbach *         .303
   19) Patsy Dougherty *     .302
   20) Elmer Flick *         .301
   21) Patsy Donovan         .300
   22) Hughie Jennings       .299
   23) Fielder Jones         .299
   24) Harry Lumley *        .298
   25) Charlie Hickman *     .296
 
  HITS TOP 25
   1)  Ed Delahanty          3442
   2)  Jake Beckley          3007
   3)  Jesse Burkett         2963
   4)  Willie Keeler         2893
   5)  Fred Clarke *         2791
   6)  Joe Kelley *          2763
   7)  George Davis          2720
   8)  Nap Lajoie *          2569
   9)  George Vanhaltren     2470
   10) Jimmy Ryan            2429
   11) Jack Doyle            2396
   12) Honus Wagner *        2357
   13) Lave Cross            2289
   14) Fred Tenney *         2230
   15) Ginger Beaumont *     2169
   16) Elmer Flick *         2168
   17) Patsy Donovan         2160
   18) Bobby Wallace *       2156
   19) Herman Long           2081
   20) Tommy Corcoran        2045
   21) Jimmy Collins         2043
   22) Bill Dahlen           2021
   23) Duff Cooley           2019
   24) Cy Seymour *          1899
   25) Gene Demontreville    1890
 
  HOMERUNS TOP 25
   1)  Ed Delahanty           118
   2)  Jimmy Ryan             111
   3)  Buck Freeman            98
   4)  Nap Lajoie *            94
   5)  Herman Long             91
   6)  Sam Crawford *          89
   7)  Jake Beckley            89
   8)  George Davis            78
   9)  Charlie Hickman *       78
   10) Jimmy Collins           75
   11) Jesse Burkett           73
   12) Bobby Lowe              71
   13) Joe Kelley *            71
   14) Bill Dahlen             70
   15) George Vanhaltren       69
   16) Fred Clarke *           66
   17) Sam Mertes              60
   18) Harry Davis *           59
   19) Benny Bowcock *         58
   20) Jimmy Sheckard *        57
   21) Duke Farrell            56
   22) Elmer Flick *           53
   23) Socks Seybold           52
   24) Tom Daly                50
   25) Topsy Hartsel *         50
 
  RBI TOP 25
   1)  Ed Delahanty          1753
   2)  Jake Beckley          1526
   3)  George Davis          1391
   4)  Joe Kelley *          1380
   5)  Nap Lajoie *          1225
   6)  Lave Cross            1209
   7)  Jack Doyle            1136
   8)  Duke Farrell          1092
   9)  Jimmy Ryan            1059
   10) Jimmy Collins         1059
   11) Jesse Burkett         1057
   12) Herman Long           1035
   13) Honus Wagner *        1031
   14) Fred Clarke *         1012
   15) Tommy Corcoran        1001
   16) George Vanhaltren      990
   17) Bill Dahlen            989
   18) Bobby Lowe             961
   19) Bobby Wallace *        961
   20) Hughie Jennings        948
   21) Harry Davis *          947
   22) Jimmy Sheckard *       914
   23) Bill Keister *         911
   24) Tom Daly               895
   25) Buck Freeman           892
 
  DOUBLES TOP 25
   1)  Ed Delahanty           712
   2)  Nap Lajoie *           528
   3)  Joe Kelley *           455
   4)  Jake Beckley           451
   5)  George Davis           449
   6)  Jimmy Ryan             436
   7)  Jack Doyle             427
   8)  Honus Wagner *         424
   9)  Fred Clarke *          398
   10) Jimmy Collins          368
   11) Bobby Wallace *        358
   12) Jesse Burkett          356
   13) Bill Keister *         356
   14) Harry Davis *          339
   15) Bill Dahlen            339
   16) Lave Cross             338
   17) Herman Long            331
   18) Bill Bradley *         319
   19) Charlie Hickman *      301
   20) Elmer Flick *          300
   21) John Anderson          298
   22) Harry Steinfeldt *     297
   23) Jimmy Sheckard *       296
   24) Sam Mertes             284
   25) Socks Seybold          282
 
  TRIPLES TOP 25
   1)  Jake Beckley           232
   2)  Joe Kelley *           227
   3)  Ed Delahanty           201
   4)  Fred Clarke *          194
   5)  Jesse Burkett          184
   6)  Elmer Flick *          179
   7)  Harry Davis *          167
   8)  George Davis           161
   9)  Buck Freeman           161
   10) George Vanhaltren      160
   11) Tommy Leach *          159
   12) Jimmy Ryan             153
   13) Jimmy Williams *       153
   14) Emmet Heidrick *       153
   15) Bill Dahlen            151
   16) Chick Stahl            151
   17) Jimmy Collins          147
   18) Willie Keeler          141
   19) Tommy Corcoran         140
   20) Honus Wagner *         139
   21) Sam Mertes             138
   22) Sam Crawford *         136
   23) Nap Lajoie *           134
   24) Duke Farrell           134
   25) Duff Cooley            131
 
  BASES ON BALLS TOP 25
   1)  Roy Thomas *          1205
   2)  Joe Kelley *          1108
   3)  Ed Delahanty          1038
   4)  Jesse Burkett         1016
   5)  John Mcgraw            967
   6)  Jimmy Sheckard *       933
   7)  Fred Tenney *          928
   8)  Bill Dahlen            863
   9)  Frank Chance *         858
   10) Topsy Hartsel *        852
   11) George Vanhaltren      846
   12) Fred Clarke *          834
   13) Jimmy Ryan             789
   14) George Davis           739
   15) Jimmy Barrett *        697
   16) Tom Daly               690
   17) Jimmy Slagle *         677
   18) Elmer Flick *          677
   19) Honus Wagner *         673
   20) Billy Clingman         672
   21) Jake Beckley           655
   22) Danny Green *          648
   23) Harry Steinfeldt *     647
   24) Roger Bresnahan *      640
   25) Claude Ritchey *       632
 
  RUNS TOP 25
   1)  Ed Delahanty          2006
   2)  Jesse Burkett         1774
   3)  Jake Beckley          1629
   4)  Willie Keeler         1626
   5)  Joe Kelley *          1620
   6)  Jimmy Ryan            1611
   7)  George Vanhaltren     1611
   8)  George Davis          1551
   9)  Fred Clarke *         1539
   10) Herman Long           1439
   11) Bill Dahlen           1391
   12) Nap Lajoie *          1313
   13) Patsy Donovan         1283
   14) Jack Doyle            1245
   15) Elmer Flick *         1204
   16) Fred Tenney *         1199
   17) Lave Cross            1172
   18) Honus Wagner *        1160
   19) John Mcgraw           1135
   20) Bobby Lowe            1092
   21) Hughie Jennings       1089
   22) Tommy Corcoran        1080
   23) Tom Daly              1076
   24) Ginger Beaumont *     1055
   25) Jimmy Collins         1039
 
  STOLEN BASES TOP 25
   1)  George Davis           623
   2)  Jack Doyle             585
   3)  George Vanhaltren      570
   4)  Willie Keeler          527
   5)  Herman Long            522
   6)  Ed Delahanty           504
   7)  Patsy Donovan          492
   8)  Fred Clarke *          477
   9)  Honus Wagner *         474
   10) Joe Kelley *           472
   11) Bill Dahlen            466
   12) Elmer Flick *          450
   13) John Mcgraw            441
   14) Jimmy Ryan             409
   15) Sam Mertes             403
   16) Tom Daly               397
   17) Jesse Burkett          396
   18) Hughie Jennings        361
   19) Jimmy Sheckard *       357
   20) Frank Chance *         353
   21) Tommy Corcoran         340
   22) Jimmy Slagle *         326
   23) Topsy Hartsel *        321
   24) Fielder Jones          314
   25) Jake Beckley           310
 
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  Career Pitching Leaders 
 
     (* = still active)
 
 
  ERA TOP 25  (Minimum 1000 IP)
   1)  George Mcquillan *    2.17   (  79-46)
   2)  Doc White *           2.34   (194-154)
   3)  Homer Hillebrand *    2.36   (  99-65)
   4)  Rube Kroh *           2.39   (  98-83)
   5)  Rube Kisinger *       2.49   (  83-84)
   6)  Addie Joss *          2.51   (170-126)
   7)  Christy Mathewson *   2.53   (186-154)
   8)  Deacon Phillippe *    2.57   (221-196)
   9)  Beany Jacobson *      2.58   (  92-99)
   10) Bugs Raymond *        2.59   ( 113-87)
   11) Earl Moore *          2.60   (134-136)
   12) George Winter *       2.62   (156-136)
   13) Walter Johnson *      2.63   (  78-44)
   14) Vic Willis *          2.63   (229-163)
   15) Frank Smith *         2.65   ( 115-84)
   16) Harry Coveleski *     2.66   (  64-59)
   17) Chief Bender *        2.68   (  74-78)
   18) Martin Glendon *      2.69   (132-119)
   19) Jack Taylor *         2.70   (189-213)
   20) Jack Pfiester *       2.74   (129-119)
   21) Mordecai Brown *      2.76   (130-122)
   22) Noodles Hahn *        2.76   (212-206)
   23) Carl Lundgren *       2.76   (140-142)
   24) Jesse Tannehill *     2.78   (250-179)
   25) Ed Reulbach *         2.79   (  84-93)
 
  WINS TOP 25
   1)  Cy Young              362-204
   2)  Clark Griffith *      325-264
   3)  Jesse Tannehill *     250-179
   4)  Al Orth               230-189
   5)  Vic Willis *          229-163
   6)  Deacon Phillippe *    221-196
   7)  Bill Dinneen *        221-199
   8)  Noodles Hahn *        212-206
   9)  Jack Chesbro *        209-165
   10) Red Donahue           197-201
   11) Doc White *           194-154
   12) Joe Mcginnity         192-156
   13) Jack Taylor *         189-213
   14) Christy Mathewson *   186-154
   15) Brickyard Kennedy     178-153
   16) Sam Leever *          177-175
   17) Addie Joss *          170-126
   18) Eddie Plank *         169-139
   19) George Winter *       156-136
   20) Willie Sudhoff *      156-198
   21) Tully Sparks *        155-186
   22) Bill Bernhard         146-120
   23) Rube Waddell *        145-141
   24) Roy Patterson *       142-138
   25) Carl Lundgren *       140-142
 
  STRIKEOUTS TOP 25
   1)  Jack Chesbro *        2176
   2)  Rube Waddell *        2016
   3)  Noodles Hahn *        1718
   4)  Vic Willis *          1686
   5)  Christy Mathewson *   1685
   6)  Red Ames *            1672
   7)  Cy Young              1651
   8)  Clark Griffith *      1642
   9)  Bill Dinneen *        1549
   10) Carl Lundgren *       1533
   11) Jesse Tannehill *     1453
   12) Mordecai Brown *      1415
   13) Eddie Plank *         1342
   14) Red Donahue           1256
   15) Togie Pittinger *     1206
   16) Earl Moore *          1202
   17) Roy Patterson *       1196
   18) Al Orth               1171
   19) Addie Joss *          1163
   20) Doc White *           1158
   21) Jack Pfiester *       1145
   22) Andy Coakley *        1122
   23) Ned Garvin *          1053
   24) Sam Leever *          1015
   25) Jack Coombs *          989
 
  COMPLETE GAMES TOP 25
   1)  Clark Griffith *       543
   2)  Cy Young               518
   3)  Bill Dinneen *         391
   4)  Deacon Phillippe *     389
   5)  Noodles Hahn *         381
   6)  Jesse Tannehill *      380
   7)  Jack Taylor *          378
   8)  Al Orth                374
   9)  Red Donahue            369
   10) Vic Willis *           352
   11) Jack Chesbro *         324
   12) Willie Sudhoff *       322
   13) Christy Mathewson *    319
   14) Doc White *            319
   15) Sam Leever *           314
   16) Joe Mcginnity          312
   17) Tully Sparks *         307
   18) Brickyard Kennedy      283
   19) Eddie Plank *          277
   20) George Winter *        275
   21) Addie Joss *           274
   22) Carl Lundgren *        259
   23) Earl Moore *           255
   24) Rube Waddell *         248
   25) Roy Patterson *        247
 
  SHUTOUTS TOP 25
   1)  Cy Young                41
   2)  Vic Willis *            38
   3)  Jesse Tannehill *       37
   4)  Christy Mathewson *     35
   5)  Jack Chesbro *          34
   6)  Addie Joss *            33
   7)  Clark Griffith *        33
   8)  Jack Taylor *           33
   9)  Noodles Hahn *          32
   10) Earl Moore *            32
   11) Deacon Phillippe *      31
   12) Doc White *             31
   13) Sam Leever *            31
   14) Al Orth                 30
   15) Martin Glendon *        28
   16) Bill Dinneen *          28
   17) Ned Garvin *            25
   18) Mordecai Brown *        25
   19) Jack Powell             24
   20) Barney Pelty *          24
   21) Rube Waddell *          23
   22) Carl Lundgren *         23
   23) Jack Pfiester *         23
   24) Eddie Plank *           22
   25) Ed Reulbach *           21
 
  SAVES TOP 25
   1)  Jack Doscher *          23
   2)  Jim Fairbank *          22
   3)  Louis Leroy *           21
   4)  Mike Cunningham *       21
   5)  George Disch *          21
   6)  Moxie Manuel *          17
   7)  Walter Clarkson *       13
   8)  Bobby Keefe *           13
   9)  Chick Brandom *         13
   10) Tex Pruiett *           12
   11) Jack Ryan *             11
   12) Roy Evans *             11
   13) Roscoe Miller *         11
   14) Gus Dorner *            10
   15) Jake Boultes *          10
   16) Doc Scanlan *            9
   17) Brickyard Kennedy        9
   18) Jack Powell              9
   19) Davey Dunkle             9
   20) Lew Moren *              9
   21) Big jeff Pfeffer *       9
   22) Cy Young                 8
   23) Bill Duggleby            8
   24) Bill Bartley *           8
   25) Mike Lynch *             7

11-01-2003, 12:04 AM	#1
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	Flashback Baseball League Timelines Awhile back I used to post timelines of things that happened in my solo historical what-if league called the Flashback Basball League. I thought I would start posting them again for anyone who might be interested. The Flashback Baseball League was started in 1903 with an initial draft, in which the cpu ran the draft for every team. I then took over as the New York Highlanders owner (financials off for now), and limit myself with a few house rules to keep my team in check. The league uses a modified career database and an ammy draft, so players go to whoever picked them. I also delete prior to the ammy draft any position player with less than 20 games played or 50 AB's for their real life careers, and delete any pitcher with less than 10 games pitched or 25 IP in real life. I usually have a write-up for the end of the year, but sometimes I dont do them right away, as Im anxious to have the ammy draft and move on through history. However, I keep an up to date timeline on the happening in the league. I dont follow every little thing, but the major happenings are in there. Alot of it may be repetitious, but Im not that original I just love to see some of the names and see what they did. I hope someone else might like peeking through this.

11-01-2003, 12:12 AM	#4
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1904 Ammy Draft Round 1: Boston (A) pick: P Ed Walsh Brooklyn pick: P Chick Robitaille St. Louis (A) pick: P Howie Camnitz Chicago (A) pick: P Frank Smith New York (N) pick: P Frank Corridon Pittsburgh pick: P Beany Jacobson Cincinnati pick: P Johnny Lush Philadelphia (N) pick: P Bugs Raymond Cleveland pick: P Hooks Wiltse Philadelphia (A) pick: P Mike Lynch Chicago (N) pick: P Elmer Stricklett Washington pick: P Doc Reisling St. Louis (N) pick: P Tom Fisher Detroit pick: P Del Mason New York (A) pick: P Ed Mcnichol Boston (N) pick: LF Sherry Magee Round 2 : Boston (A) pick: 2B Miller Huggins Brooklyn pick: P Walter Clarkson St. Louis (A) pick: RF Frank Schulte Chicago (A) pick: 3B Art Devlin New York (N) pick: P Ralph Caldwell Pittsburgh pick: RF Harry Lumley Cincinnati pick: LF Lou Bruce Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Harry Mcchesney Cleveland pick: C Jimmy Archer Philadelphia (A) pick: P Jim Mcginley Chicago (N) pick: LF Moose Mccormick Washington pick: 1B George Stovall St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Claude Rossman Detroit pick: P Charlie Jaeger New York (A) pick: 2B Rabbit Nill Boston (N) pick: 3B Emil Batch Round 3 : Boston (A) pick: 1B Bob Unglaub Brooklyn pick: P Claude Elliott St. Louis (A) pick: P John Brackenridge Chicago (A) pick: P Bull Durham New York (N) pick: LF Fred Odwell Pittsburgh pick: LF Spike Shannon Cincinnati pick: CF Rip Cannell Philadelphia (N) pick: 2B Jim Mullin Cleveland pick: LF Rube Vinson Philadelphia (A) pick: C Pete Noonan Chicago (N) pick: SS Charley O'leary Washington pick: C Admiral Schlei St. Louis (N) pick: C Red Kleinow Detroit pick: C Gabby Street New York (A) pick: LF Bob Hall Boston (N) pick: 2B Bill Lauterborn Round 4 : Boston (A) pick: CF Bill O'neill Brooklyn pick: SS Joe Cassidy St. Louis (A) pick: C Doc Marshall Chicago (A) pick: C Tom Needham New York (N) pick: C Tom Doran Pittsburgh pick: 3B Mike Mccormick Cincinnati pick: C Claude Berry Philadelphia (N) pick: 2B Gus Dundon Cleveland pick: RF Izzy Hoffman Philadelphia (A) pick: SS She Donahue Chicago (N) pick: 3B Sam Woodruff Washington pick: 2B Simmy Murch St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Bill Schwartz Detroit pick: RF Harry Cassady New York (A) pick: C Bill Byers

11-01-2003, 12:16 AM	#6
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1905 Ammy Draft Round 1: Cleveland pick: P Homer Hillebrand Washington pick: P Lefty Leifield Cincinnati pick: P Joe Harris St. Louis (N) pick: P Eddie Cicotte Pittsburgh pick: P Ed Reulbach St. Louis (A) pick: P Orval Overall New York (N) pick: P Jimmy Dygert New York (A) pick: P Charlie Chech Detroit pick: CF Ty Cobb Brooklyn pick: P Buster Brown Chicago (N) pick: P Big jeff Pfeffer Chicago (A) pick: P Bill Hogg Philadelphia (N) pick: P Harry Mcintire Boston (A) pick: P Irv Young Philadelphia (A) pick: P Jake Thielman Boston (N) pick: P Billy Campbell Round 2 : Cleveland pick: P Jim Buchanan Washington pick: P George Disch Cincinnati pick: P John Eubank St. Louis (N) pick: P Hi West Pittsburgh pick: P Ed Kinsella St. Louis (A) pick: P Ed Barry New York (N) pick: SS Al Bridwell New York (A) pick: 2B John Hummel Detroit pick: P Moxie Manuel Brooklyn pick: C Nig Clarke Chicago (N) pick: 2B Otto Knabe Chicago (A) pick: 2B Art Hoelskoetter Philadelphia (N) pick: P Louis Leroy Boston (A) pick: 3B Mike Mowrey Philadelphia (A) pick: P Rip Vowinkel Boston (N) pick: RF Bill Hinchman Round 3 : Cleveland pick: P Dick Harley Washington pick: P Gene Ford Cincinnati pick: RF Wilbur Good St. Louis (N) pick: P Hank Olmsted Pittsburgh pick: CF Rube Oldring St. Louis (A) pick: 2B Frank Laporte New York (N) pick: P Harry Ables New York (A) pick: 1B Hal Chase Detroit pick: LF Del Howard Brooklyn pick: C Frank Owens Chicago (N) pick: 2B Charlie Malay Chicago (A) pick: SS John Knight Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B Eddie Grant Boston (A) pick: RF Otis Clymer Philadelphia (A) pick: LF Bris Lord Boston (N) pick: LF Bob Ganley Round 4 : Cleveland pick: 2B Allie Strobel Washington pick: P Rick Adams Cincinnati pick: P King Brady St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Myron Grimshaw Pittsburgh pick: C George Gibson St. Louis (A) pick: C Howard Wakefield New York (N) pick: RF Ed Hahn New York (A) pick: SS Mickey Doolan Detroit pick: 2B Charlie Starr Brooklyn pick: RF Punch Knoll Chicago (N) pick: 2B Ike Rockenfield Chicago (A) pick: C Tubby Spencer Philadelphia (N) pick: C Branch Rickey Boston (A) pick: CF Denny Sullivan Philadelphia (A) pick: CF Ben Koehler Boston (N) pick: C Cliff Blankenship Round 5 : Cleveland pick: SS Phil Lewis Washington pick: LF Frank Delahanty Cincinnati pick: 3B Jap Barbeau St. Louis (N) pick: RF Johnny Siegle Pittsburgh pick: P Harry Hardy St. Louis (A) pick: CF Jack Himes New York (N) pick: 1B Bill Clancy New York (A) pick: CF Rube Degroff Detroit pick: C Charlie Armbruster Brooklyn pick: 2B Nick Kahl Chicago (N) pick: 1B Chris Lindsay Chicago (A) pick: C Harry Barton Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Bud Sharpe Boston (A) pick: C Hub Hart Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B John Godwin Boston (N) pick: RF Moonlight Graham

11-01-2003, 12:19 AM	#8
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1906 Ammy Draft Round 1: Cincinnati pick: P Babe Adams Chicago (N) pick: P Tom Hughes Boston (N) pick: P Ralph Glaze St. Louis (A) pick: P Ed Willett Brooklyn pick: P Jack Coombs New York (A) pick: P Rube Kroh Philadelphia (A) pick: P Irv Higginbotham Cleveland pick: P Ed Karger Boston (A) pick: P Glenn Liebhardt St. Louis (N) pick: P George Ferguson Washington pick: P Slow joe Doyle Chicago (A) pick: P Jim Pastorius Pittsburgh pick: P Lew Richie Philadelphia (N) pick: P Jack Rowan Detroit pick: P Carl Druhot New York (N) pick: P Art Fromme Round 2 : Cincinnati pick: P Fred Beebe Chicago (N) pick: P Charlie Rhodes Boston (N) pick: P Vive Lindaman St. Louis (A) pick: P Stoney Mcglynn Brooklyn pick: P Cy Barger New York (A) pick: P Ed Smith Philadelphia (A) pick: P Roy Witherup Cleveland pick: P Harry Eells Boston (A) pick: P Bert Maxwell St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Eddie Collins Washington pick: P Frank Oberlin Chicago (A) pick: 3B Ed Lennox Pittsburgh pick: CF Johnny Bates Philadelphia (N) pick: P Bill Essick Detroit pick: P Jim Moroney New York (N) pick: P Charley Hall Round 3 : Cincinnati pick: P Lou Fiene Chicago (N) pick: P Mike Cunningham Boston (N) pick: P John Mccloskey St. Louis (A) pick: P Jim Holmes Brooklyn pick: CF Chet Chadbourne New York (A) pick: RF Red Murray Philadelphia (A) pick: CF Al Burch Cleveland pick: P Jack Cameron Boston (A) pick: C Bill Carrigan St. Louis (N) pick: RF Roy Hartzell Washington pick: 1B Jim Nealon Chicago (A) pick: CF Harry Armbruster Pittsburgh pick: RF Bob Edmondson Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Alan Storke Detroit pick: SS Dave Altizer New York (N) pick: CF Joe Birmingham Round 4 : Cincinnati pick: RF Irish Mcilveen Chicago (N) pick: 2B Pug Bennett Boston (N) pick: RF Harry Niles St. Louis (A) pick: LF Dutch Meier Brooklyn pick: 3B Bill Shipke New York (A) pick: LF Tom O'hara Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Jack Hannifin Cleveland pick: 2B Joe Ward Boston (A) pick: C Fred Payne St. Louis (N) pick: C Ira Thomas Washington pick: C Oscar Stanage Chicago (A) pick: 2B Dave Shean Pittsburgh pick: LF Ben Caffyn Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Bill Abstein Detroit pick: RF Frank Jude New York (N) pick: 3B Red Morgan Round 5 : Cincinnati pick: SS Forrest Crawford Chicago (N) pick: P Walter Moser Boston (N) pick: 3B Paul Sentell St. Louis (A) pick: 3B Art Brouthers Brooklyn pick: C Charlie Graham New York (A) pick: SS Ed Holly Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Lee Quillen Cleveland pick: C Sam Brown Boston (A) pick: C Boss Schmidt St. Louis (N) pick: LF Jack Hoey Washington pick: C Jerry Donovan Chicago (A) pick: 1B Snake Deal Pittsburgh pick: 2B Whitey Alperman Philadelphia (N) pick: C Bob Peterson Detroit pick: LF Gene Good New York (N) pick: 3B Eddie Zimmerman Round 6 : Cincinnati pick: 1B Lou Nordyke Chicago (N) pick: LF Frank Burke

11-01-2003, 12:23 AM	#10
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1907 Ammy Draft Round 1: Boston (N) pick: P Elmer Steele Chicago (N) pick: P Walter Johnson New York (N) pick: P Heinie Berger Philadelphia (A) pick: P Sam Frock New York (A) pick: P George Mcquillan Cincinnati pick: P Rube Manning St. Louis (A) pick: P Nap Rucker Detroit pick: P Roy Hitt Washington pick: P Nick Maddox Chicago (A) pick: P Harry Coveleski Brooklyn pick: P Bill Bailey Cleveland pick: CF Tris Speaker St. Louis (N) pick: P George Bell Philadelphia (N) pick: P Bob Spade Pittsburgh pick: P Lew Brockett Boston (A) pick: P Oscar Graham Round 2 : Boston (N) pick: P Henry Gehring Chicago (N) pick: 2B Larry Doyle New York (N) pick: P Bobby Keefe Philadelphia (A) pick: P Tex Pruiett New York (A) pick: 2B Bill Sweeney Cincinnati pick: P Jake Boultes St. Louis (A) pick: CF Dode Paskert Detroit pick: RF Harry Wolter Washington pick: 2B Baldy Louden Chicago (A) pick: P Roy Castleton Brooklyn pick: 3B Heinie Zimmerman Cleveland pick: LF Harl Maggert St. Louis (N) pick: CF Red Killefer Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Danny Moeller Pittsburgh pick: LF George Whiteman Boston (A) pick: 3B Bobby Byrne Round 3 : Boston (N) pick: P Bill Otey Chicago (N) pick: P Rube Dessau New York (N) pick: CF Clyde Milan Philadelphia (A) pick: C Tex Erwin New York (A) pick: 1B Ed Konetchy Cincinnati pick: CF Al Shaw St. Louis (A) pick: 1B Fred Merkle Detroit pick: 3B Harry Lord Washington pick: SS Neal Ball Chicago (A) pick: 3B Bill Mckechnie Brooklyn pick: RF Mike Mitchell Cleveland pick: P Elijah Jones St. Louis (N) pick: P Fred Smith Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Harry Swacina Pittsburgh pick: 1B Pete Lister Boston (A) pick: P Herm Malloy Round 4 : Boston (N) pick: CF John Kane Chicago (N) pick: CF Kid Durbin New York (N) pick: CF Art Kruger Philadelphia (A) pick: P Tex Neuer New York (A) pick: CF Fred Osborn Cincinnati pick: C Bruno Block St. Louis (A) pick: RF Bill Kay Detroit pick: C Jim Stephens Washington pick: RF Goat Anderson Chicago (A) pick: C Jim Ball Brooklyn pick: 2B Red Downs Cleveland pick: LF Joe Delahanty St. Louis (N) pick: SS Tony Smith Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Jack Burnett Pittsburgh pick: C Walter Blair Boston (A) pick: CF Mike Welday Round 5 : Boston (N) pick: LF Newt Randall Chicago (N) pick: 2B Kid Butler New York (N) pick: 2B Nig Perrine Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Chick Autry New York (A) pick: RF John Kelly Cincinnati pick: 2B Harry Hinchman St. Louis (A) pick: LF Rudy Bell

11-01-2003, 12:06 AM	#2
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1903 Initial Draft Round 1: Chicago (A) pick: P Addie Joss Philadelphia (A) pick: P Noodles Hahn Philadelphia (N) pick: P Christy Mathewson Washington pick: P Chief Bender Pittsburgh pick: P Doc White Cincinnati pick: P Barney Pelty Boston (A) pick: P Barney Pelty (Clone!) St. Louis (A) pick: P Weldon Henley Boston (N) pick: P Jack Pfiester Cleveland pick: P Cy Falkenberg Detroit pick: P George Mullin New York (A) pick: P Tom Hughes St. Louis (N) pick: P Red Ames Chicago (N) pick: P Bill Bernhard Brooklyn pick: P Clark Griffith New York (N) pick: P George Winter Round 2 : New York (N) pick: P Earl Moore Brooklyn pick: P Bob Wicker Chicago (N) pick: P Jack Chesbro St. Louis (N) pick: P Bill Donovan New York (A) pick: P Deacon Phillippe Detroit pick: P Bill Dinneen Cleveland pick: P Mordecai Brown Boston (N) pick: P Ed Siever St. Louis (A) pick: P Ned Garvin Boston (A) pick: P Rube Kisinger Cincinnati pick: P Nick Altrock Pittsburgh pick: P Cy Morgan Washington pick: P Tully Sparks Philadelphia (N) pick: P Harry Howell Philadelphia (A) pick: P Eddie Plank Chicago (A) pick: P Red Donahue Round 3 : Chicago (A) pick: P Ambrose Puttmann Philadelphia (A) pick: P Rube Waddell Philadelphia (N) pick: P Vic Willis Washington pick: P Carl Lundgren Pittsburgh pick: P Highball Wilson Cincinnati pick: P Jack Taylor Boston (A) pick: P Jack Sutthoff St. Louis (A) pick: P Frank Kitson Boston (N) pick: P Roy Patterson Cleveland pick: P Ed Doheny Detroit pick: P Al Orth New York (A) pick: P Case Patten St. Louis (N) pick: P Lew Moren Chicago (N) pick: P Watty Lee Brooklyn pick: P Kaiser Wilhelm New York (N) pick: P Jack Powell Round 4 : New York (N) pick: P Sam Leever Brooklyn pick: LF Jimmy Sheckard Chicago (N) pick: 2B Nap Lajoie St. Louis (N) pick: CF Mike Donlin New York (A) pick: C Roger Bresnahan Detroit pick: RF Sam Crawford Cleveland pick: RF Socks Seybold Boston (N) pick: 1B Frank Chance St. Louis (A) pick: LF Fred Clarke Boston (A) pick: 1B Jake Beckley Cincinnati pick: P Frank Owen Pittsburgh pick: P Joe Mcginnity Washington pick: RF Danny Green Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Cy Seymour Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Fred Tenney Chicago (A) pick: C Johnny Kling Round 5 : Chicago (A) pick: SS Honus Wagner Philadelphia (A) pick: P Willie Sudhoff Philadelphia (N) pick: 2B Johnny Evers Washington pick: CF Ginger Beaumont Pittsburgh pick: 1B Harry Davis Cincinnati pick: CF Roy Thomas Boston (A) pick: P Ed Killian St. Louis (A) pick: 2B Benny Bowcock Boston (N) pick: SS Kid Elberfeld Cleveland pick: P Fred Burchell Detroit pick: 3B Harry Steinfeldt New York (A) pick: 3B Bill Bradley St. Louis (N) pick: LF Topsy Hartsel Chicago (N) pick: P Doc Scanlan Brooklyn pick: 1B Charlie Hickman New York (N) pick: P Cy Young Round 6 : New York (N) pick: P Bob Ewing Brooklyn pick: RF Elmer Flick Chicago (N) pick: C Lew Drill St. Louis (N) pick: P Jesse Tannehill New York (A) pick: 1B Jack Doyle Detroit pick: CF Keith Newcomb Cleveland pick: 2B Joe Kelley Boston (N) pick: P Jake Weimer St. Louis (A) pick: C Ed Phelps Boston (A) pick: P Oscar Jones Cincinnati pick: 1B John Ganzel Pittsburgh pick: LF Ed Delahanty Washington pick: 3B Tommy Leach Philadelphia (N) pick: P Norwood Gibson Philadelphia (A) pick: CF Jimmy Barrett Chicago (A) pick: LF Nixey Callahan Round 7 : Chicago (A) pick: P Mal Eason Philadelphia (A) pick: RF Buck Freeman Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Frank Isbell Washington pick: 2B Jimmy Williams Pittsburgh pick: SS Joe Tinker Cincinnati pick: C Frank Bowerman Boston (A) pick: LF Sam Mertes St. Louis (A) pick: P Bucky Veil Boston (N) pick: LF Patsy Dougherty Cleveland pick: 1B Jake Stahl Detroit pick: 2B Claude Ritchey New York (A) pick: P Ed Murphy St. Louis (N) pick: SS Bill Keister Chicago (N) pick: RF Doc Gessler Brooklyn pick: P Bob Rhoads New York (N) pick: P Chappie Mcfarland Round 8 : New York (N) pick: 2B John Farrell Brooklyn pick: 2B Danny Murphy Chicago (N) pick: LF John Titus St. Louis (N) pick: RF Walt Mccredie New York (A) pick: 2B Tom Daly Detroit pick: 1B Dan Mcgann Cleveland pick: CF Homer Smoot Boston (N) pick: C Duke Farrell St. Louis (A) pick: 3B Pep Clark Boston (A) pick: C Fred Jacklitsch Cincinnati pick: P Clarence Currie Pittsburgh pick: P Patsy Flaherty Washington pick: 1B Jim Hackett Philadelphia (N) pick: C Pat Moran Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Jimmy Collins Chicago (A) pick: RF George Browne Round 9 : Chicago (A) pick: P Jack Harper Philadelphia (A) pick: 2B Hobe Ferris Philadelphia (N) pick: P Jock Menefee Washington pick: LF Billy Lush Pittsburgh pick: RF Cozy Dolan Cincinnati pick: P Happy Townsend Boston (A) pick: 3B Sammy Strang St. Louis (A) pick: 1B Kitty Bransfield Boston (N) pick: P Ed Poole Cleveland pick: LF Duff Cooley Detroit pick: LF Herm Mcfarland New York (A) pick: SS Freddy Parent St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Kid Gleason Chicago (N) pick: 1B Charlie Carr Brooklyn pick: CF Davy Jones New York (N) pick: C Heinie Peitz Round 10 : New York (N) pick: RF Willie Keeler Brooklyn pick: C Ossee Schreckengost Chicago (N) pick: CF Jimmy Slagle St. Louis (N) pick: 3B Harry Wolverton New York (A) pick: RF Jesse Burkett Detroit pick: P Gus Thompson Cleveland pick: P Gus Dorner Boston (N) pick: P Chick Fraser St. Louis (A) pick: CF Fielder Jones Boston (A) pick: P Jack Cronin Cincinnati pick: 2B Gene Demontreville Pittsburgh pick: CF Harry Bay Washington pick: SS Bobby Wallace Philadelphia (N) pick: LF John Anderson Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Reidy Chicago (A) pick: 2B Ed Abbaticchio Round 11 : Chicago (A) pick: 3B Joe Yeager Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Billy Clingman Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Pinky Swander Washington pick: P Martin Glendon Pittsburgh pick: 3B Hans Lobert Cincinnati pick: P John Deering Boston (A) pick: P Togie Pittinger St. Louis (A) pick: RF Jimmy Sebring Boston (N) pick: CF George Stone Cleveland pick: SS George Davis Detroit pick: SS Bill Dahlen New York (A) pick: CF Chick Stahl St. Louis (N) pick: C Frank Roth Chicago (N) pick: P Bill Phillips Brooklyn pick: P Wiley Piatt New York (N) pick: 1B Candy Lachance Round 12 : New York (N) pick: 3B Wid Conroy Brooklyn pick: 3B Ed Gremminger Chicago (N) pick: SS Simon Nicholls St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Tim Jordan New York (A) pick: LF Jack Mccarthy Detroit pick: P Andy Coakley Cleveland pick: P Roscoe Miller Boston (N) pick: RF Shad Barry St. Louis (A) pick: P Fred Mitchell Boston (A) pick: 2B Tim Flood Cincinnati pick: SS Monte Cross Pittsburgh pick: P Davey Dunkle Washington pick: C Hughie Hearne Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B George Moriarty Philadelphia (A) pick: C Harry Bemis Chicago (A) pick: 1B Klondike Douglass Round 13 : Chicago (A) pick: CF Ollie Pickering Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Duggleby Philadelphia (N) pick: P Jesse Stovall Washington pick: P Dummy Taylor Pittsburgh pick: 2B Jack Morrissey Cincinnati pick: P Mike O'neill Boston (A) pick: CF Danny Hoffman St. Louis (A) pick: SS Lee Demontreville Boston (N) pick: P Roy Evans Cleveland pick: 3B Jimmy Burke Detroit pick: C John Warner New York (A) pick: P Henry Schmidt St. Louis (N) pick: P Jack Dunleavy Chicago (N) pick: 3B Doc Casey Brooklyn pick: SS Hughie Jennings New York (N) pick: SS Tommy Corcoran Round 14 : New York (N) pick: CF Emmet Heidrick Brooklyn pick: P Lave Winham Chicago (N) pick: P War Sanders St. Louis (N) pick: P John Malarkey New York (A) pick: P John Skopec Detroit pick: P Gene Wright Cleveland pick: P Grant Thatcher Boston (N) pick: 2B Billy Gilbert St. Louis (A) pick: P Jack Doscher Boston (A) pick: P Rube Vickers Cincinnati pick: 3B Dave Brain Pittsburgh pick: P Brickyard Kennedy Washington pick: P Alex Pearson Philadelphia (N) pick: P Henry Thielman Philadelphia (A) pick: LF Ducky Holmes Chicago (A) pick: P Harry Kane Round 15 : Chicago (A) pick: P Libe Washburn Philadelphia (A) pick: P Snake Wiltse Philadelphia (N) pick: P Pop Williams Washington pick: P Jimmy Wiggs Pittsburgh pick: P Stan Yerkes Cincinnati pick: RF Patsy Donovan Boston (A) pick: P Alex Hardy St. Louis (A) pick: P Jack Mcfetridge Boston (N) pick: 3B Lave Cross Cleveland pick: RF Joe Stanley Detroit pick: P Warren Mclaughlin New York (A) pick: P Bill Bartley St. Louis (N) pick: CF Charlie Hemphill Chicago (N) pick: CF Solly Hofman Brooklyn pick: RF Kip Selbach New York (N) pick: P Alex Jones Round 16 : New York (N) pick: 3B Ernie Courtney Brooklyn pick: 3B Billy Lauder Chicago (N) pick: C Tommy Raub St. Louis (N) pick: RF Ernie Diehl New York (A) pick: P Jim Fairbank Detroit pick: CF Dave Fultz Cleveland pick: C Ed Mcfarland Boston (N) pick: RF George Merritt St. Louis (A) pick: 3B Jack Dunn Boston (A) pick: RF Sport Mcallister Cincinnati pick: CF Jimmy Ryan Pittsburgh pick: SS Rudy Hulswitt Washington pick: SS Charlie Babb Philadelphia (N) pick: SS Otto Krueger Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B John Mcgraw Chicago (A) pick: 3B Bobby Lowe Round 17 : Chicago (A) pick: RF Tom Mccreery Philadelphia (A) pick: CF George Vanhaltren Philadelphia (N) pick: CF John Dobbs Washington pick: 3B Paddy Greene Pittsburgh pick: RF Charlie Dexter Cincinnati pick: SS Rabbit Robinson Boston (A) pick: SS George Magoon St. Louis (A) pick: C Aleck Smith Boston (N) pick: C Fred Carisch Cleveland pick: 2B Jack Burns Detroit pick: 1B Roy Brashear New York (A) pick: C Red Dooin St. Louis (N) pick: C Boileryard Clarke Chicago (N) pick: C Lew Ritter Brooklyn pick: 3B Bill Coughlin New York (N) pick: RF Lefty Davis Round 18 : New York (N) pick: LF Dick Harley Brooklyn pick: LF Jack O'brien Chicago (N) pick: C Lou Criger St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Dick Padden New York (A) pick: C Jack Ryan Detroit pick: LF Jack Thoney Cleveland pick: RF Pat Carney Boston (N) pick: SS Charles Moran St. Louis (A) pick: C Larry Mclean Boston (A) pick: 2B Frank Bonner Cincinnati pick: 2B Lee Tannehill Pittsburgh pick: C Deacon Mcguire Washington pick: 2B Heinie Smith Philadelphia (N) pick: C Jack O'neill Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Harry Aubrey Chicago (A) pick: P Doc Adkins Round 19 : Chicago (A) pick: C Billy Sullivan Philadelphia (A) pick: 2B Bill Hallman Philadelphia (N) pick: C Joe Sugden Washington pick: C Malachi Kittridge Pittsburgh pick: 3B Bill Friel Cincinnati pick: SS Otto Williams Boston (A) pick: SS Herman Long St. Louis (A) pick: LF George Barclay Boston (N) pick: LF Hugh Hill Cleveland pick: 3B Hunter Hill Detroit pick: 2B Dutch Jordan New York (A) pick: 3B Barry Mccormick St. Louis (N) pick: 3B Harry Gleason Chicago (N) pick: RF Bill Hallman Brooklyn pick: RF Joe Martin New York (N) pick: 1B Scoops Carey Round 20 : New York (N) pick: SS Champ Osteen Brooklyn pick: C Monte Beville Chicago (N) pick: RF Pat Hynes St. Louis (N) pick: SS John Gochnauer New York (A) pick: C Fred Abbott Detroit pick: C Mike Kahoe Cleveland pick: C Doc Powers Boston (N) pick: C Jack Hardy St. Louis (A) pick: C Jack Slattery Boston (A) pick: C Art Weaver Cincinnati pick: C Chief Zimmer Pittsburgh pick: C Bill Bergen Washington pick: C Fritz Buelow Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Jack Hendricks Philadelphia (A) pick: C Harry Smith Chicago (A) pick: C Art Nichols Round 21 : Chicago (A) pick: C Pat Mccauley Philadelphia (A) pick: C Jack O'connor Philadelphia (N) pick: RF Joe Marshall

11-01-2003, 12:26 AM	#12
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1908 Ammy Draft Round 1: Boston (A) pick: P Ed Summers Cincinnati pick: P Joe Wood St. Louis (A) pick: P Harry Krause New York (N) pick: P Biff Schlitzer Brooklyn pick: P Rube Marquard Pittsburgh pick: P Al Mattern New York (A) pick: P Hippo Vaughn Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Grahame Detroit pick: P Jack Warhop Chicago (N) pick: P Slim Sallee Chicago (A) pick: P Tom Tuckey Philadelphia (N) pick: P Frank Arellanes Boston (N) pick: P Bill Burns Washington pick: P George Suggs St. Louis (N) pick: P Marty O'toole Cleveland pick: P Tom Mccarthy Round 2 : Boston (A) pick: P Bill Foxen Cincinnati pick: P Jean Dubuc St. Louis (A) pick: LF Joe Jackson New York (N) pick: P Eli Cates Brooklyn pick: P Joe Lake Pittsburgh pick: P Pete Wilson New York (A) pick: P Harley Young Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Frank Baker Detroit pick: P Fred Olmstead Chicago (N) pick: P Burt Keeley Chicago (A) pick: LF Jack Graney Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Vin Campbell Boston (N) pick: P Doc Crandall Washington pick: P Bill Chappelle St. Louis (N) pick: P Jack Ryan Cleveland pick: P Chick Brandom Round 3 : Boston (A) pick: P Bill Malarkey Cincinnati pick: P Dode Criss St. Louis (A) pick: P Nick Carter New York (N) pick: P Harry Billiard Brooklyn pick: P Harry Hoch Pittsburgh pick: P Doc Martin New York (A) pick: RF Gavvy Cravath Philadelphia (A) pick: RF Steve Evans Detroit pick: P Ralph Savidge Chicago (N) pick: SS Donie Bush Chicago (A) pick: CF Amos Strunk Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Fred Snodgrass Boston (N) pick: LF Bob Bescher Washington pick: RF Beals Becker St. Louis (N) pick: 2B Buck Herzog Cleveland pick: C Jack Lapp Round 4 : Boston (A) pick: 3B Larry Gardner Cincinnati pick: SS Jack Barry St. Louis (A) pick: LF Birdie Cree New York (N) pick: 1B Dick Hoblitzel Brooklyn pick: 2B Dick Egan Pittsburgh pick: LF Josh Devore New York (A) pick: 2B Amby Mcconnell Philadelphia (A) pick: P Jack Flater Detroit pick: 3B George Perring Chicago (N) pick: C Grover Land Chicago (A) pick: C Syd Smith Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Tom Daley Boston (N) pick: RF Herbie Moran Washington pick: LF Tom Catterson St. Louis (N) pick: RF Chief Wilson Cleveland pick: 2B Earle Gardner Round 5 : Boston (A) pick: SS Tommy Mcmillan Cincinnati pick: C Ed Sweeney St. Louis (A) pick: LF Wally Clement New York (N) pick: RF Bob Coulson Brooklyn pick: RF Al Schweitzer Pittsburgh pick: C Jack Bliss New York (A) pick: 2B Harry Pattee Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Billy Purtell Detroit pick: 1B Warren Gill Chicago (N) pick: 1B Jim Kane Chicago (A) pick: SS Patsy O'rourke Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Scotty Barr Boston (N) pick: RF Dick Bayless Washington pick: 2B Chappy Charles St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Fred Stem Cleveland pick: C Art Wilson Round 6 : Boston (A) pick: LF Queenie O'rourke Cincinnati pick: C Bill Ludwig St. Louis (A) pick: C Pat Donahue New York (N) pick: C Paddy O'connor Brooklyn pick: 1B Jerry Freeman Pittsburgh pick: C Ben Egan New York (A) pick: 3B Frank Manush Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Tom Reilly Detroit pick: LF Wilbur Murdoch Chicago (N) pick: C Joe Dunn Chicago (A) pick: CF Jim Mchale Philadelphia (N) pick: SS Walter Morris Last edited by Nukester; 11-01-2003 at 12:47 AM.

11-01-2003, 12:31 AM	#14
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1909 Ammy Draft Round 1: Boston (A) pick: P Ray Collins New York (N) pick: P Fred Anderson Detroit pick: P Jim Scott Brooklyn pick: P Russ Ford Washington pick: P Dixie Walker Cincinnati pick: P Pat Ragan Pittsburgh pick: P Bob Groom St. Louis (N) pick: P George Hunter Philadelphia (A) pick: P Harry Gaspar St. Louis (A) pick: P Louis Drucke Chicago (N) pick: P Willie Mitchell Boston (N) pick: P Bob Harmon Chicago (A) pick: P King Cole Cleveland pick: P Elmer Knetzer Philadelphia (N) pick: P Ed Lafitte New York (A) pick: P Cliff Curtis Round 2 : Boston (A) pick: P Rip Hagerman New York (N) pick: P Kirby White Detroit pick: P George Mcconnell Brooklyn pick: P Jack Quinn Washington pick: P John Raleigh Cincinnati pick: P Grover Lowdermilk Pittsburgh pick: P Bill Powell St. Louis (N) pick: LF Zack Wheat Philadelphia (A) pick: P Les Backman St. Louis (A) pick: P Dolly Gray Chicago (N) pick: RF Harry Hooper Boston (N) pick: 1B Butch Schmidt Chicago (A) pick: P Harry Suter Cleveland pick: P Larry Pape Philadelphia (N) pick: C Tommy Clarke New York (A) pick: P Tommy Atkins Round 3 : Boston (A) pick: P Forrest More New York (N) pick: P Ralph Works Detroit pick: P Steve Melter Brooklyn pick: P Joe Hovlik Washington pick: P Eddie Higgins Cincinnati pick: P Al Klawitter Pittsburgh pick: P Carl Sitton St. Louis (N) pick: P Jack Bushelman Philadelphia (A) pick: P Gene Moore St. Louis (A) pick: P Chick Evans Chicago (N) pick: 1B Fred Luderus Boston (N) pick: P Eddie Dent Chicago (A) pick: P Kid Speer Cleveland pick: P Jerry Upp Philadelphia (N) pick: CF Burt Shotton New York (A) pick: 3B Tillie Shafer Round 4 : Boston (A) pick: 2B Bobby Vaughn New York (N) pick: 1B Stuffy Mcinnis Detroit pick: LF Ward Miller Brooklyn pick: P Jack Gilligan Washington pick: CF Rebel Oakes Cincinnati pick: 1B Del Gainer Pittsburgh pick: 2B Morrie Rath St. Louis (N) pick: P Harry Otis Philadelphia (A) pick: RF Ray Demmitt St. Louis (A) pick: SS Art Fletcher Chicago (N) pick: C Ted Easterly Boston (N) pick: LF Cozy Dolan Chicago (A) pick: 2B Steve Yerkes Cleveland pick: LF Rube Ellis Philadelphia (N) pick: P Lucky Wright New York (A) pick: SS Tom Downey Round 5 : Boston (A) pick: C Chief Meyers New York (N) pick: LF Jack Lelivelt Detroit pick: LF Clyde Engle Brooklyn pick: 1B Fred Beck Washington pick: 1B Dots Miller Cincinnati pick: RF Del Young Pittsburgh pick: 1B Doc Johnston St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Art Griggs Philadelphia (A) pick: P Bill Lelivelt St. Louis (A) pick: 1B Ham Hyatt Chicago (N) pick: RF Cuke Barrows Boston (N) pick: CF Hy Myers Chicago (A) pick: LF Heinie Heitmuller Cleveland pick: C Bunny Madden Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B Jimmy Austin New York (A) pick: CF Bill O'hara Round 6 : Boston (A) pick: P Phil Stremmel New York (N) pick: SS Roy Ellam Detroit pick: P Chuck Rose Brooklyn pick: CF Willis Cole Washington pick: C Doc Martel Cincinnati pick: CF Bill Davidson Pittsburgh pick: 2B Charlie French St. Louis (N) pick: C Mike Simon Philadelphia (A) pick: SS Dolly Stark St. Louis (A) pick: C Bill Killefer Chicago (N) pick: C Bill Rariden Boston (N) pick: 3B Gus Getz Chicago (A) pick: 3B Pryor Mcelveen Cleveland pick: C Joe Casey Philadelphia (N) pick: 3B Ezra Midkiff New York (A) pick: RF Red Downey Round 7 : Boston (A) pick: RF Walt Devoy New York (N) pick: LF Ned Crompton Detroit pick: RF Bobby Messenger Brooklyn pick: SS Jack Coffey Washington pick: C Heinie Beckendorf Cincinnati pick: RF Warren Miller Pittsburgh pick: RF Jul Kustus St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Ham Patterson Philadelphia (A) pick: LF Duke Reilley St. Louis (A) pick: CF Howard Murphy Chicago (N) pick: 3B Bill Yohe

11-01-2003, 12:34 AM	#16
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	1910 Ammy Draft Round 1: Brooklyn pick: P Dick Rudolph Boston (A) pick: P Ray Caldwell St. Louis (A) pick: P Eddie Stack St. Louis (N) pick: P Ray Fisher Pittsburgh pick: P Rube Benton New York (N) pick: P Bert Humphries Washington pick: P George Kahler Cleveland pick: P Harry Fanwell Cincinnati pick: P George Chalmers Philadelphia (A) pick: P Fred Link Philadelphia (N) pick: P Lefty Tyler Detroit pick: P March Hall Chicago (A) pick: P Fred Blanding Boston (N) pick: P Marty Mchale New York (A) pick: P Sailor Stroud Chicago (N) pick: P Bill Steele Round 2 : Brooklyn pick: P Roy Mitchell Boston (A) pick: P Frank Lange St. Louis (A) pick: P Farmer Ray St. Louis (N) pick: P Bunny Hearn Pittsburgh pick: P Roy Golden New York (N) pick: P Ben Hunt Washington pick: P Mysterious Walker Cleveland pick: P Red Nelson Cincinnati pick: 2B Hack Simmons Philadelphia (A) pick: P Spec Harkness Philadelphia (N) pick: P Ad Brennan Detroit pick: CF Dutch Zwilling Chicago (A) pick: P Walt Dickson Boston (N) pick: P Orlie Weaver New York (A) pick: CF Max Carey Chicago (N) pick: P Ray Boyd Round 3 : Brooklyn pick: P Lou Schettler Boston (A) pick: P Elmer Koestner St. Louis (A) pick: P Rube Geyer St. Louis (N) pick: 3B Jimmy Walsh Pittsburgh pick: P Jack Ferry New York (N) pick: P Hub Pernoll Washington pick: P Sandy Burk Cleveland pick: P Lefty Webb Cincinnati pick: P Billy Burke Philadelphia (A) pick: P Ed Zmich Philadelphia (N) pick: P Lefty Russell Detroit pick: SS Roger Peckinpaugh Chicago (A) pick: P Charlie Girard Boston (N) pick: P Jiggs Parson New York (A) pick: P Ed Moyer Chicago (N) pick: P Alex Malloy Round 4 : Brooklyn pick: LF Jay Kirke Boston (A) pick: RF Paul Meloan St. Louis (A) pick: CF Hub Northen St. Louis (N) pick: CF Jack Dalton Pittsburgh pick: C Hank Gowdy New York (N) pick: 1B Jake Daubert Washington pick: 2B Bill Cunningham Cleveland pick: 1B Ben Houser Cincinnati pick: 3B Eddie Foster Philadelphia (A) pick: 3B Jim Doyle Philadelphia (N) pick: 1B Chick Gandil Detroit pick: 1B John Flynn Chicago (A) pick: LF Duffy Lewis Boston (N) pick: 1B Hugh Bradley New York (A) pick: C Billy Kelly Chicago (N) pick: CF Felix Chouinard Round 5 : Brooklyn pick: SS Roxey Roach Boston (A) pick: 1B Hap Myers St. Louis (A) pick: RF Bert Daniels St. Louis (N) pick: 1B Eddie Hohnhorst Pittsburgh pick: C John Henry New York (N) pick: 2B Frank Truesdale Washington pick: P Frank Browning Cleveland pick: 3B Herman Bronkie Cincinnati pick: SS Lena Blackburne Philadelphia (A) pick: P Elmer Rieger Philadelphia (N) pick: SS Arnold Hauser Detroit pick: RF Doc Miller Chicago (A) pick: SS Red Corriden Boston (N) pick: RF Shano Collins New York (A) pick: 3B Art Phelan Chicago (N) pick: 2B Alex Mccarthy Round 6 : Brooklyn pick: C Eddie Ainsmith Boston (A) pick: C Rowdy Elliott St. Louis (A) pick: SS Claud Derrick St. Louis (N) pick: P Ben Demott Pittsburgh pick: C Otto Miller New York (N) pick: 2B Rollie Zeider Washington pick: SS Frank Betcher Cleveland pick: 1B Charlie Mullen Cincinnati pick: P Cy Alberts Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Patrick Newnam Philadelphia (N) pick: P John Frill Detroit pick: SS Cotton Knaupp Chicago (A) pick: C Bert Adams Boston (N) pick: LF Doc Ralston New York (A) pick: 1B Jock Somerlott Chicago (N) pick: 3B Chick Lathers Round 7 : Brooklyn pick: RF Elmer Zacher Boston (A) pick: CF Ody Abbott St. Louis (A) pick: RF Art Thomason St. Louis (N) pick: LF Bill Collins Pittsburgh pick: LF Dave Callahan New York (N) pick: LF Red Fisher Washington pick: RF Happy Smith

11-01-2003, 12:41 AM	#18
Nukester All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Newburgh, NY Posts: 1,923	I have the league currently in 1926 and will add more timelines and stats tommorrow if anyone is interested