SOM 1901 Replay: 6/17/07

Friday, June 22, 2007

May 30th-NL

Beaumont's bunt single leads Pirates to sweep

Ginger Beaumont (pictured) laid down a beauty of a bunt in the 12th inning, that brought in the lead run for the Pirates. Fred Clarke singled in another to follow and the Pirates got the 3-1 win and the doubleheader sweep over Brooklyn. Both starting pitchers were brilliant, carrying a scoreless duel into the 8th inning, but only Leever would figure in the final decision.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 Pittsburg Pirates At 1901 BROOKLYN SUPERBAS          5/30/1901

 

  Pirates            AB  R  H RBI AVG     SUPERBAS           AB  R  H RBI AVG

  G.Beaumont CF       6  0  2  1 .352     J.Sheckard LF       6  0  2  0 .427  

  F.Clarke LF         4  0  3  1 .324     W.Keeler RF         6  0  0  0 .323  

  H.Wagner RF         4  0  1  1 .378     J.Kelley 1B         4  0  2  0 .351  

  K.Bransfield 1B     6  0  1  0 .364     T.Daly 2B           4  0  1  0 .313  

  C.Ritchey 2B        5  0  0  0 .311     B.Dahlen SS         5  0  0  0 .294  

  T.Leach 3B          4  0  0  0 .313     T.McCreery CF       5  0  0  0 .241  

  B.Ely SS            5  0  0  0 .270     F.Gatins 3B         5  1  3  0 .203  

  J.O'Connor C        5  1  0  0 .158     D.McGuire C         5  0  1  1 .348  

  S.Leever P          4  1  3  0 .500     W.Donovan P         3  0  0  0 .107  

B-J.Donahue PH        1  1  1  0 .556   A-L.Davis PH          1  0  0  0 .276  

  J.Chesbro P         0  0  0  0 .231     D.McJames P         0  0  0  0 .125  

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      44  3 11  3                 Totals      44  1  9  1

 

A-Pinch Hit For Donovan In 11th Inning

B-Pinch Hit For Leever In 12th Inning

 

Pirates......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 1 0  0 0 2  -  3 11  2

SUPERBAS........ 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 1  0 0 0  -  1  9  3

 

Pirates (17-12)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

S.Leever WIN(4-4)        11       9   1   1   2   5   0 172   3.04

J.Chesbro SAVE(2nd)       1       0   0   0   1   1   0  20   2.37

Totals                   12       9   1   1   3   6   0

 

SUPERBAS (20-8)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

W.Donovan                11       8   1   1   4  10   0 166   2.30

D.McJames LOSS(2-2)       1       3   2   1   0   0   0  21   3.49

Totals                   12      11   3   2   4  10   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 2,497 DATE- Thursday, May 30th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Bad

T- 2:37

LEFT ON BASE- Pirates:10  SUPERBAS:12

DOUBLE PLAYS- Pirates: 1  SUPERBAS: 2

ERRORS- T.Leach, B.Ely, B.Dahlen, F.Gatins-2

DOUBLES- F.Clarke(5th)

TRIPLES- F.Clarke(3rd)

STOLEN BASES- T.Leach(6th), J.Donahue(1st)

CAUGHT STEALING- H.Wagner-2, F.Gatins

SACRIFICE HITS- F.Clarke

WALKS- F.Clarke, H.Wagner-2, T.Leach, J.Kelley-2, W.Donovan

HIT BY PITCH- T.Daly-2

STRIKE OUTS- G.Beaumont, K.Bransfield, C.Ritchey-2, T.Leach-3, B.Ely-3,

             W.Keeler-2, J.Kelley, T.Daly, F.Gatins, W.Donovan

GIDP- H.Wagner, J.Sheckard

WILD PITCHES- S.Leever

WEB GEMS- Top 12th: Deacon McGuire blocked the plate, saving a run!

 

In a close game it was the Pittsburg Pirates 3, the BROOKLYN SUPERBAS 1 in 12

innings at Washington Park.

 

Both teams were tied at 1 runs apiece after nine innings.  Finally, Pittsburg

pulled the game out in the 12th inning.  Jack O'Connor led off the inning for

Pittsburg when he reached on an error.  Jiggs Donahue followed and he slapped

a one-base hit.  Donahue then stole second base.  Ginger Beaumont stepped in

and he laced a base-knock resulting in a run.  Fred Clarke came to the plate

and laced a base-hit, and an error was also committed, scoring the final run

of the inning.  The game was a scoreless duel until the 8th inning.  

 

The winning pitcher was Sam Leever(4-4) who allowed 1 run in 11 innings. Jack

Chesbro earned his 2nd save.  Doc McJames(2-2) was the losing pitcher in

relief.  He pitched 1 inning allowing 3 hits and no walks.

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May 30th-NL

Tannehill keeps perfect record in DH opener

Jesse Tannehill (pictured) ran his record to a perfect 5-0 with a 10-5 win in the opener of today's Memorial Day doubleheader. Tannehill not only threw a complete game, but he contributed three hits and three runs batted in on offense. He drove in two with a double in the Pirates monster 7-run 4th inning and added another rbi on a single in the 7th inning.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 Pittsburg Pirates At 1901 BROOKLYN SUPERBAS          5/30/1901

 

  Pirates            AB  R  H RBI AVG     SUPERBAS           AB  R  H RBI AVG

  G.Beaumont CF       4  2  3  1 .352     J.Sheckard LF       4  1  2  1 .432  

  F.Clarke LF         5  1  4  0 .300     W.Keeler RF         4  1  2  2 .339  

  H.Wagner RF         4  1  1  1 .383     J.Kelley 1B         4  1  1  0 .344  

  K.Bransfield 1B     3  1  1  3 .375     T.Daly 2B           4  0  0  0 .315  

  C.Ritchey 2B        4  1  0  0 .325     B.Dahlen SS         4  0  1  1 .307  

  T.Leach 3B          5  1  1  0 .323     T.McCreery CF       4  0  0  0 .252  

  B.Ely SS            4  1  0  0 .283     F.Gatins 3B         4  0  0  0 .169  

  C.Zimmer C          4  0  0  1 .222     D.McGuire C         4  2  2  0 .357  

  J.Tannehill P       4  2  3  3 .316     J.Hughes P          1  0  0  0 .273  

                                        A-D.Farrell PH        1  0  0  0 .279  

                                          D.McJames P         0  0  0  0 .125  

                                        B-L.Davis PH          1  0  0  0 .281  

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      37 10 13  9                 Totals      35  5  8  4

 

A-Pinch Hit For Hughes In 7th Inning

B-Pinch Hit For McJames In 9th Inning

 

Pirates......... 0 0 7  0 0 2  1 0 0  - 10 13  2

SUPERBAS........ 0 0 3  0 1 0  0 1 0  -  5  8  1

 

Pirates (16-12)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

J.Tannehill WIN(5-0)      9       8   5   4   0   4   0 127   1.76

Totals                    9       8   5   4   0   4   0

 

SUPERBAS (20-7)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

J.Hughes LOSS(3-2)        7      12  10   9   4   1   0 144   3.16

D.McJames                 2       1   0   0   1   2   0  31   3.29

Totals                    9      13  10   9   5   3   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 3,179 DATE- Thursday, May 30th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Good

T- 2:32

LEFT ON BASE- Pirates: 7  SUPERBAS: 4

DOUBLE PLAYS- Pirates: 0  SUPERBAS: 1

ERRORS- T.Leach, B.Ely, T.McCreery

DOUBLES- F.Clarke-2(4th), H.Wagner(4th), T.Leach(6th), J.Tannehill,

         J.Sheckard(10th), D.McGuire(5th)

TRIPLES- J.Tannehill, W.Keeler(3rd), J.Kelley(1st)

STOLEN BASES- G.Beaumont(11th)

SACRIFICE HITS- J.Hughes

SACRIFICE FLIES- K.Bransfield, C.Zimmer

WALKS- G.Beaumont, H.Wagner, K.Bransfield, C.Ritchey, B.Ely

STRIKE OUTS- H.Wagner, C.Ritchey, C.Zimmer, J.Sheckard, T.McCreery-2, F.Gatins

GIDP- K.Bransfield

WEB GEMS- Top 1st: Bill Dahlen robbed Honus Wagner of a base hit.

 

Jesse Tannehill allowed Fred Clarke to rest his bullpen, tossing a complete

game and he collected 2 extra-base hits and had 3 RBI at Washington Park

where the Pittsburg Pirates beat the BROOKLYN SUPERBAS by the score of 10 to

5.

 

Pittsburg had 7 runs cross the plate in the top of the 3rd inning when they

had 6 base hits.  That early scoring was all that Tannehill(5-0) needed.

Pittsburg had a total of 13 hits for the game.  

 

Jim Hughes(3-2) was the loser.  He got hit pretty hard, allowing 12 hits and 4

walks in 7 innings.

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May 30th-NL

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NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1901 National League                Date: 5/31/1901
 
CHICAGO AT BOSTON
Orphans......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 1  -  1  5  1
Beaneaters...... 1 0 1  2 0 0  0 1    -  5  9  1
Win:Dinneen(4-2) Loss:Waddell(4-5)
 
Bill Dinneen came through with a solid 9 innings at South End Grounds where
the Boston Beaneaters beat the Chicago Orphans 5 to 1.
 
Dinneen(4-2) pitched one of his finer games as he simply was too much for the
Chicago batters.  He didn't give up much, just 5 hits and 1 walk in 9 innings
reducing his ERA from 4.68 to 4.12.  Boston banged out 9 on the afternoon.
 
Rube Waddell(4-5) was the loser.  He surrendered 5 runs and 9 hits in 8
innings.
 
CHICAGO AT BOSTON
Orphans......... 2 0 1  0 0 0  0 1 0  -  4  7  4
Beaneaters...... 1 3 0  0 0 0  0 1    -  5  9  1
Win:Pittinger(1-4) Loss:Menefee(2-5)
Homeruns- D.Green(2nd)
 
Togie Pittinger tossed a complete game as the Boston Beaneaters outscored the
Chicago Orphans 5 to 4.
 
Pittinger(1-4) pitched a fine game.  He went 9 innings surrendering 7 hits and
4 walks.  Chicago made it exciting in the 9th, but they were unable to push
the needed runs across.  
 
The loss was charged to Jock Menefee(2-5).  He gave up 5 runs and 9 hits in 8
innings.
 
CINCINNATI AT PHILADELPHIA
Reds............ 3 2 1  1 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 -  7 13  2
Phillies........ 1 0 0  2 2 1  1 0 0  0 1 -  8 14  4
Win:Donahue(5-3) Loss:Newton(1-6)
Homeruns- H.Steinfeldt-2(2nd)
 
Elmer Flick had 2 base hits and 2 RBI as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated
the Cincinnati Reds in 11 innings 8 to 7 at Baker Bowl.
 
Both teams were tied at 7 runs apiece after nine innings.  Philadelphia won
the hard fought contest in the 11th inning.  Ed Delahanty laced a one-base
hit.  Flick was next and he doubled making Philadelphia the victor and
beginning a joyous home town celebration.  Philadelphia had 14 hits for the
afternoon.  
 
Red Donahue(5-3) went 1 inning allowing no runs for the win. Doc Newton(1-6)
ended up with the loss.  He was hit hard and gave up 14 hits and 3 walks in
10 innings.  
 
With this win, Philadelphia has a 18-11 record.  They have been 6-4 lately.
Bid McPhee was unhappy with his club's recent performance.  'We can't keep
losing games' he said.  'It gets to be embarrassing after a while.'
 
CINCINNATI AT PHILADELPHIA
Reds............ 0 2 0  0 0 1  0 0 1  0 0 0  -  4 15  3
Phillies........ 0 0 0  0 0 3  0 0 1  0 0 1  -  5 12  2
Win:Duggleby(6-2) Loss:Rusie(0-2)
 
Elmer Flick had 2 base hits at Baker Bowl where the Philadelphia Phillies beat
the Cincinnati Reds in 12 innings by the score of 5 to 4.
 
The game was deadlocked at 4 after nine full innings.  Philadelphia was
victorious in the 12th inning.  Flick lined a one-base hit.  Harry Wolverton
stepped up to the plate and he doubled resulting in a mighty exciting win for
Philadelphia and the 3,079 home town fans in attendance.  Cincinnati had 15
hits in the game while Philadelphia had 12, but Philadelphia had the more
timely hits.  
 
The win went to Bill Duggleby(6-2) who allowed no runs in 1 inning. Amos
Rusie(0-2) was charged with the loss in relief.  He gave up 2 hits and no
walks without retiring a batter.
 
ST. LOUIS AT NEW YORK
Cardinals....... 0 0 0  1 0 2  0 2 0  -  5 13  3
Giants.......... 0 0 0  0 1 0  2 0 0  -  3  7  1
Win:Harper(5-2) Loss:Phyle(1-3)
 
Jack Harper tossed a complete game and left fielder Jesse Burkett had 3 base
hits and 2 RBI as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants by a score
of 5 to 3.
 
St. Louis won the game with a rally in the top of the 8th inning with 2 runs
using 3 hits.  Otto Krueger started the inning off right when he doubled.
Two outs later Burkett came up and he hit a single knocking in a run.  Emmett
Heidrick then tripled scoring the final run of the inning.  New York
threatened in the 9th but St. Louis was able to put down the rally.  
 
The win went to Harper(5-2) who allowed 3 runs in the game. Bill Phyle(1-3)
absorbed the loss.  He was knocked around by St. Louis, allowing 13 hits and
4 walks in 9 innings.  
 
 
ST. LOUIS AT NEW YORK
Cardinals....... 0 0 0  2 0 1  2 2 0  -  7 16  6
Giants.......... 1 0 0  0 4 0  0 3    -  8 12  1
Win:Denzer(2-0) Loss:Powell(3-4) Save:Doheny(1st)
Homeruns- E.Heidrick(2nd)
 
Left fielder Kip Selbach had 2 base hits and 3 RBI as the New York Giants
defeated the St. Louis Cardinals by the score of 8 to 7 at Polo
Grounds.
 
Roger Denzer(2-0) struggled at times, but was good enough to get the victory.
He gave up 16 hits and 3 walks in 8 innings.  The game was a wild affair with
the lead changing hands 5 times.  
 
Ed Doheny got the save, his 1st.  Jack Powell(3-4) was given the loss.  He
allowed 12 hits and 2 walks in 8 innings.  'I just wanted to give my team a
chance to win.' said Denzer, 'I got burned on a couple of pitches. But we won
the game, and that's all that matters.'

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Thursday, June 21, 2007

AL Recap through May 30

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NEWSPAPER STYLE RECAP FOR 1901 American League                 Date: 5/31/1901
 
TEAM     WON LOST   BATTING AVERAGE     HOME RUNS           RUNS BATTED IN
1901 BOA  17   7    N.Lajoie  PHA .458  W.Conroy  MLA    3  P.Dillon  DEA   30
1901 DEA  20  11    J.Collins BOA .429  L.Cross   PHA    3  F.Isbell  CHA   29
1901 BAA  13  11    S.Seybold PHA .404  S.Seybold PHA    3  S.Seybold PHA   28
1901 PHA  15  14    B.Freeman BOA .391  P.Foster  WAA    3  OTHERS TIED W   27
1901 WAA  11  14    C.Stahl   BOA .378  B.Freeman BOA    3
1901 CHA  14  18
1901 CLA  12  17    WINS                SAVES               ERA
1901 MLA  10  20    J.Katoll  CHA    6  E.Harvey  CHA    2  C.Patten  WAA 1.40
                    C.Young   BOA    6  B.Bernhar PHA    2  C.Young   BOA 2.03
                    H.Howell  BAA    5  OTHERS TIED W    1  J.Yeager  DEA 2.03
                    OTHERS TIED W    4                      R.Miller  DEA 2.20
                                                            E.Scott   CLA 2.61
 
                    CUR HIT STREAK      STOLEN BASES        STRIKEOUTS
                    J.Collins BOA   24  F.Jones   CHA   21  W.Piatt   PHA   35
                    N.Lajoie  PHA   21  S.Mertes  CHA   16  C.Young   BOA   34
                    B.Freeman BOA   16  J.Barrett DEA   14  N.Garvin  MLA   32
                    H.Duffy   MLA   14  H.McFarla CHA   14  J.McGinni BAA   28
                    O.Pickeri CLA   14  OTHERS TIED W   11  E.Moore   CLA   27
 
YESTERDAY'S GAMES   TODAY'S SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE STARTERS
BAA 13  at  DEA  5  BAA-Nops(0-0, 0.00) at DEA-Siever(4-3, 4.48)
BAA  7  at  DEA  8  BOA-Lewis(4-1, 3.88) at CHA-Callaha(0-0, ----)
BOA  9  at  CHA  8  PHA-Wiltse(0-0, ----) at CLA-Moore(1-5, 5.40)
BOA  5  at  CHA  0
PHA 11  at  CLA  2
PHA 17  at  CLA 10
WAA  9  at  MLA  0
WAA  5  at  MLA  4
 
YESTERDAY'S BEST PERFORMANCES
BATTER         TM OPP AB  R  H RB BB Ks HR SB
B.Coughlin    WAA MLA  3  2  2  2  1  0  1  0
J.Farrell     WAA MLA  4  3  1  2  1  0  1  1
P.Dillon      DEA BAA  4  2  4  2  0  0  0  1
N.Lajoie      PHA CLA  6  3  4  4  0  0  0  0
J.Williams    BAA DEA  5  2  3  4  1  0  0  0
 
PITCHER        TM OPP  INN  H  R ER BB Ks HR WLS
C.Young       BOA CHA  9.0  4  0  0  1  6  0 W  
J.Dunn        BAA DEA  8.0  5  4  1  4  2  0 W  
E.Plank       PHA CLA  9.0  5  2  2  3  0  0 W  
W.Lee         WAA MLA  9.0  8  0  0  1  1  0 W  
B.Carrick     WAA MLA  2.0  2  0  0  1  0  0 W  
 
WHO'S HOT - BEST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER         TM  AVG AB  H RB BB HR  PITCHER        TM IP  H ER BB Ks HR WLS
H.McFarland   CHA .400 30 12  7  8  0  C.Young       BOA 18 12  2  2  9  0 200
J.Collins     BOA .417 24 10  9  2  0  W.Lee         WAA 18 13  1  2  2  0 200
W.Conroy      MLA .321 28  9  5  2  2  W.Mercer      WAA 17 12  3  1  5  0 100
N.Lajoie      PHA .488 41 20 10  3  0  B.Reidy       MLA 27 25  8  6  6  1 120
B.Freeman     BOA .423 26 11  8  2  0  C.Griffith    CHA 15 14  1  9  1  0 100
 
WHO'S NOT - WORST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER         TM  AVG AB  H RB BB HR  PITCHER        TM IP  H ER BB Ks HR WLS
B.Sullivan    CHA .167 24  4  1  1  0  E.Moore       CLA  9 15  9  3  6  0 010
F.Buelow      DEA .125 24  3  2  2  0  R.Patterson   CHA 17 25 13  4  7  3 020
J.Dolan       PHA .211 38  8  2  3  0  E.Frisk       DEA 17 32 13  9  6  0 020
J.Hayden      PHA .125 32  4  2  5  0  D.Braggins    CLA 18 27 15 10  4  0 010
J.Quinn       WAA .207 29  6  3  1  0  B.Carrick     WAA 10 14  7  7  0  1 110
 
INJURY REPORT
No injuries to report

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May 30th-AL

Lajoie leads 23 hit outburst as Athletics sweep Blues

In the 2nd game of today's doubleheader, Nap Lajoie (pictured) had 4 hits and 4 rbi's in the Philadelphia 17-10 win. Offense was the name of the game today, as Nap had three doubles (giving him 8 on the season), and got three hits from four additional players. Bill Bernhard, hardly sharp himself, got the win for Philly to run his record to 3-2.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS At 1901 Cleveland Blues       5/30/1901

 

  ATHLETICS          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Blues              AB  R  H RBI AVG

  P.Geier RF          5  2  2  1 .192     O.Pickering CF      5  1  1  0 .344  

  J.Hayden LF         6  2  1  2 .202     J.McCarthy LF       4  1  2  3 .359  

  L.Cross 3B          5  3  3  0 .378     J.O'Brien RF        5  2  4  3 .328  

  N.Lajoie 2B         6  3  4  4 .458     C.Lachance 1B       5  2  1  1 .256  

  D.Fultz CF          6  2  3  2 .284     B.Bradley 3B        5  0  1  1 .270  

  H.Davis 1B          6  2  3  1 .361     B.Wood C            5  0  2  1 .238  

  M.Powers C          4  1  3  4 .278     F.Scheibeck SS      5  0  2  0 .188  

  J.Dolan SS          6  1  2  1 .190     T.Eagan 2B          5  1  1  0 .250  

  B.Bernhard P        5  1  2  0 .227     E.Scott P           0  0  0  0 .211  

  B.Milligan P        0  0  0  0 .250   A-E.Beck PH           1  1  1  0 .347  

                                          D.Braggins P        1  1  1  0 .200  

                                        B-B.Hoffer PH         1  1  1  0 .250  

                                          B.Hoffer P          2  0  0  0 .143  

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      49 17 23 15                 Totals      44 10 17  9

 

A-Pinch Hit For Scott In 3rd Inning

B-Pinch Hit For Braggins In 6th Inning

 

ATHLETICS....... 3 0 4  8 0 0  1 0 1  - 17 23  4

Blues........... 0 0 4  1 0 4  1 0 0  - 10 17  3

 

ATHLETICS (15-14)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

B.Bernhard WIN(3-2)       8      17  10   6   0   0   0 148   4.11

B.Milligan                1       0   0   0   0   0   0   7   2.92

Totals                    9      17  10   6   0   0   0

 

Blues (12-17)            IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

E.Scott LOSS(3-3)         3       9   7   6   1   2   0  80   2.61

D.Braggins                3      10   8   6   0   1   0  71   6.59

B.Hoffer                  3       4   2   2   0   0   0  51   3.16

Totals                    9      23  17  14   1   3   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 1,028 DATE- Thursday, May 30th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Average

UMPIRES- William Betts, Al Manassau, , 

T- 2:17

LEFT ON BASE- ATHLETICS: 9  Blues: 8

DOUBLE PLAYS- ATHLETICS: 1  Blues: 0

ERRORS- D.Fultz, M.Powers, J.Dolan-2, F.Scheibeck, T.Eagan-2

DOUBLES- J.Hayden(2nd), L.Cross(6th), N.Lajoie-3(8th), H.Davis(4th),

         M.Powers(5th), J.McCarthy(5th), J.O'Brien(3rd), D.Braggins

TRIPLES- H.Davis(1st), C.Lachance(3rd), T.Eagan(2nd)

STOLEN BASES- L.Cross(8th)

CAUGHT STEALING- J.McCarthy

SACRIFICE HITS- L.Cross

SACRIFICE FLIES- M.Powers-2, J.McCarthy

WALKS- P.Geier

STRIKE OUTS- P.Geier, H.Davis, B.Bernhard

GIDP- T.Eagan

 

Nap Lajoie had 4 hits and 4 RBI at League Park as the PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS

beat the reeling Cleveland Blues by the count of 17 to 10.

 

Lajoie led the offense for PHILADELPHIA.  He doubled plating two runs in the

1st inning, doubled resulting in a run in the 3rd inning, doubled resulting

in a run in the 4th inning and stroked a single in the 9th inning.

PHILADELPHIA bats were very productive in the 3rd inning with 4 runs on 6

hits and the 4th inning with 8 runs on 8 hits.  PHILADELPHIA had 23 hits

overall, while Cleveland had 17.  

 

Bill Bernhard(3-2) went 8 innings allowing 10 runs for the win. Ed Scott(3-3)

took the loss.  He gave up 7 runs in 3 innings of work.

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May 30th-AL

Davis leads Athletics offense in explosive 3rd inning

Cleveland led 1-0 in the 3rd when the Athletics exploded for six runs. The inning was highlighted by Harry Davis (pictured) 2-run double, his third two-bagger of the season. Eddie Plank received all the help he would need in that inning, as he settled in and allowed only one more run to the Blues offense. Philadelphia scraps back to .500 with the win, while the Blues drop to 12-16.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS At 1901 Cleveland Blues       5/30/1901

 

  ATHLETICS          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Blues              AB  R  H RBI AVG

  P.Geier RF          4  0  1  0 .183     O.Pickering CF      5  1  1  0 .350  

  J.Hayden LF         3  1  0  0 .204     J.McCarthy LF       4  0  1  0 .354  

  L.Cross 3B          5  0  0  1 .368     J.O'Brien RF        3  0  0  0 .286  

  N.Lajoie 2B         6  3  4  0 .446     C.Lachance 1B       4  0  1  1 .259  

  D.Fultz CF          5  2  2  1 .273     B.Bradley 3B        4  0  0  0 .274  

  H.Davis 1B          4  2  3  2 .333     B.Wood C            4  0  0  0 .228  

  M.Powers C          4  1  2  4 .260     F.Scheibeck SS      2  0  0  0 .091  

  J.Dolan SS          4  1  1  1 .167     T.Eagan 2B          4  0  1  0 .273  

  E.Plank P           4  1  1  0 .083     B.Hart P            0  0  0  0 .105  

                                          D.Braggins P        3  1  1  0 .111  

                                        A-E.Beck PH           1  0  0  0 .340  

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      39 11 14  9                 Totals      34  2  5  1

 

A-Pinch Hit For Braggins In 9th Inning

 

ATHLETICS....... 0 0 6  2 0 2  0 0 1  - 11 14  3

Blues........... 1 0 1  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  2  5  4

 

ATHLETICS (14-14)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

E.Plank WIN(2-1)          9       5   2   2   3   0   0 136   4.55

Totals                    9       5   2   2   3   0   0

 

Blues (12-16)            IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

B.Hart LOSS(4-4)          2 2/3   6   6   5   3   1   0  75   5.03

D.Braggins                6 1/3   8   5   3   5   0   0 115   5.18

Totals                    9      14  11   8   8   1   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 1,439 DATE- Thursday, May 30th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Good

T- 1:44

LEFT ON BASE- ATHLETICS:12  Blues: 8

DOUBLE PLAYS- ATHLETICS: 1  Blues: 1

ERRORS- L.Cross, N.Lajoie, J.Dolan, O.Pickering, B.Bradley, F.Scheibeck-2

DOUBLES- N.Lajoie(5th), H.Davis(3rd), M.Powers-2(4th), E.Plank

STOLEN BASES- P.Geier(7th), N.Lajoie(3rd)

SACRIFICE HITS- E.Plank

SACRIFICE FLIES- L.Cross, M.Powers

WALKS- P.Geier-2, J.Hayden-3, D.Fultz, H.Davis, J.Dolan, J.O'Brien,

       F.Scheibeck-2

STRIKE OUTS- E.Plank

GIDP- L.Cross, B.Bradley

WILD PITCHES- E.Plank, B.Hart

PASSED BALLS- M.Powers, B.Wood

 

Mike Powers hit 2 doubles and had 4 RBI and Eddie Plank tossed a complete game

as the PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS beat the ice-cold Cleveland Blues by a score of

11 to 2.

 

PHILADELPHIA tallied 6 runs in the 3rd inning with the help of 5 hits.  That

scoring would be all that was needed.  PHILADELPHIA had 14 hits for the

afternoon.  

 

The winning pitcher was Plank(2-1) who allowed 2 runs for the game. The losing

pitcher was Bill Hart(4-4).  He allowed 6 hits and 3 walks in 2 and 2/3

innings.

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NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1901 American League                Date: 5/31/1901
 
BALTIMORE AT DETROIT
Orioles......... 3 0 0  0 1 1  3 2 3  - 13 19  3
Tigers.......... 0 0 1  1 0 0  0 2 1  -  5  7  2
Win:Dunn(3-1) Loss:Frisk(4-2)
 
Jimmy Williams hit 3 doubles and had 4 RBI as the Baltimore Orioles topped the
Detroit Tigers by a score of 13 to 5 at Bennett Park.
 
Williams had a big day against Detroit.  He doubled plating a run in the 1st
inning, doubled bringing in a run in the 5th inning and doubled plating two
runs in the 9th inning.  Baltimore kept the pressure on throughout the
contest as they scored in 6 different innings.  
 
The winning pitcher was Jack Dunn(3-1) who allowed 4 runs in 8 innings. The
loss was charged to Emil Frisk(4-2).  His ERA increased from 3.58 to 4.89 as
he allowed 13 runs in 8 and 1/3 innings.  
 
 
BALTIMORE AT DETROIT
Orioles......... 3 0 1  0 0 0  2 0 1  -  7 15  3
Tigers.......... 2 0 0  2 0 3  0 1    -  8 15  3
Win:Cronin(4-2) Loss:McGinnity(4-6)
 
Jack Cronin was able to finish what he started and was credited with a
complete game and Pop Dillon had 4 hits and 2 RBI at Bennett Park where the
Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles by the score of 8 to 7.
 
In the bottom of the 6th inning Detroit scored 3 runs with the help of 5 hits.
They ended up being the winning runs.  Baltimore had a chance in the 9th but
they came up short.  
 
Cronin(4-2) was the winner allowing 7 runs for the game. Joe McGinnity(4-6)
took the loss.  He was unable to control the Detroit offense and allowed 15
hits and 2 walks in 8 innings.  
 
 
BOSTON AT CHICAGO
Americans....... 0 0 5  0 0 0  4 0 0  -  9 11  3
White Sox....... 0 4 0  0 1 1  0 2 0  -  8 10  1
Win:Beville(2-0) Loss:Katoll(6-2)
 
Ben Beville pitched a complete game at South Side Park as the Boston Americans
beat the Chicago White Sox 9 to 8.
 
Boston went ahead for good in the 7th inning when they tallied 4 runs on 4
hits.  The key offensive moment was provided by Buck Freeman who helped quiet
the crowd when he lined a one-base hit which was good for two runs.  Chicago
made it exciting in the 9th, but they were unable to push the needed runs
across.  
 
Beville(2-0) allowed 8 runs on the game. John Katoll(6-2) was given the loss
in relief.  He was knocked around, surrendering 4 runs in 2 innings.  
 
'We won because we did the little things right.' Jimmy Collins said after the
game.  'This is why we practice things over and over and over, so when we get
in close games we don't make mistakes.'
 
BOSTON AT CHICAGO
Americans....... 0 1 1  0 3 0  0 0 0  -  5 10  0
White Sox....... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  0  4  5
Win:Young(6-2) Loss:Patterson(2-5)
 
Cy Young had a strong outing as the Boston Americans beat the Chicago White
Sox by a score of 5 to 0.
 
Chicago was unable to claim the lead after Boston went ahead in the top of the
2nd inning scoring one runner.  That was all the runs Young(6-2) needed.
Boston rapped out 10 hits for the afternoon.  
 
Roy Patterson(2-5) was tagged with the loss.  He surrendered 10 hits and 1
walk in 9 innings.
 
WASHINGTON AT MILWAUKEE
Senators........ 0 1 1  0 0 2  2 0 3  -  9 11  0
Brewers......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  0  8  2
Win:Lee(4-3) Loss:Sparks(2-2)
Homeruns- J.Farrell(1st)
 
Watty Lee tossed a complete game shutout as the Washington Senators defeated
the Milwaukee Brewers by the score of 9 to 0 at Lloyd Street
Grounds.
 
Lee(4-3) delivered a fine performance for Washington.  He was reached for 8
hits and 1 walk in 9 innings lowering his ERA from 4.61 to 3.96.  Washington
finished with 11 hits in the victory.  
 
Tully Sparks(2-2) suffered the loss.  He was not very effective, surrendering
9 runs in 8 innings.
 
WASHINGTON AT MILWAUKEE
Senators........ 0 0 1  3 0 0  0 0 0  1 -  5 11  2
Brewers......... 0 2 0  0 0 0  1 1 0  0 -  4  7  2
Win:Carrick(3-4) Loss:Reidy(3-3)
Homeruns- B.Coughlin(2nd)
 
Third baseman Bill Coughlin blasted a homerun and had 2 RBI and Win Mercer
went 8 strong innings as the Washington Senators outscored the Milwaukee
Brewers in 10 innings 5 to 4.
 
The score was tied at 4 after nine. Washington came out the victor in the 10th
inning.  After an out was recorded, Joe Quinn slapped a single.  Pop Foster
stepped into the batter's box and he lined a single.  Bill Everitt then hit a
deep fly scoring the run.  Washington had 11 hits for the game and Milwaukee
had 7.  
 
Bill Carrick(3-4) got credit for the victory, pitching 2 innings and allowing
no runs. Bill Reidy(3-3) was charged with the loss.  He gave up 5 runs and 11
hits in 9 and 2/3 innings.

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Transactions- May 29th

Orphans add catcher Kahoe

The Chicago Orphans have signed catcher Mike Kahoe. Kahoe had previously played this season with the Reds. With Cincinnati he had two hits in twelve at bats. Kahoe is expected to provide some relief for Orphans starting catcher Johnny Kling.

May 29th-AL

Reidy dominates Athletics who drop back below .500

Bill Reidy (pictured) absolutely dominated the Athletics offense in this contest. Reidy allowed only three hits and one walk in the 10-0 Brewers win. Two of those three hits actually came in the 9th inning. Reidy got plenty of offensive support, with Hugh Duffy leading the way with his first home run of the season.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS At 1901 Milwaukee Brewers     5/29/1901

 

  ATHLETICS          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Brewers            AB  R  H RBI AVG

  P.Geier RF          4  0  0  0 .180     B.Gilbert 2B        5  1  3  1 .262  

  J.Hayden LF         4  0  0  0 .209     I.Waldron RF        4  1  2  1 .291  

  L.Cross 3B          4  0  1  0 .385     B.Hallman CF        5  1  1  2 .306  

  N.Lajoie 2B         3  0  1  0 .434     J.Anderson 1B       4  2  2  0 .357  

  D.Fultz CF          4  0  0  0 .267     W.Conroy SS         5  1  2  0 .336  

  H.Davis 1B          3  0  0  0 .269     H.Duffy LF          5  1  2  3 .289  

  M.Powers C          3  0  0  0 .250     J.Burke 3B          3  1  1  0 .171  

  J.Dolan SS          3  0  1  0 .156     T.Leahy C           4  2  1  0 .236  

  W.Piatt P           2  0  0  0 .136     B.Reidy P           5  0  1  2 .158  

A-B.Bernhard PH       1  0  0  0 .000                                          

  B.Milligan P        0  0  0  0 .250                                          

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      31  0  3  0                 Totals      40 10 15  9

 

A-Pinch Hit For Piatt In 8th Inning

 

ATHLETICS....... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  0  3  3

Brewers......... 0 0 0  5 2 2  0 1    - 10 15  2

 

ATHLETICS (13-14)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

W.Piatt LOSS(2-6)         7      13   9   8   4   3   1 160   5.81

B.Milligan                1       2   1   1   1   1   0  28   3.04

Totals                    8      15  10   9   5   4   1

 

Brewers (10-18)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

B.Reidy WIN(3-2)          9       3   0   0   1   1   0  98   3.35

Totals                    9       3   0   0   1   1   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 568 DATE- Wednesday, May 29th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Bad

T- 2:03

LEFT ON BASE- ATHLETICS: 5  Brewers:11

DOUBLE PLAYS- ATHLETICS: 0  Brewers: 1

ERRORS- L.Cross, J.Dolan-2, W.Conroy-2

DOUBLES- B.Hallman(8th), J.Anderson(10th), B.Reidy

HOME RUNS- H.Duffy(1st)

STOLEN BASES- L.Cross(7th)

WALKS- N.Lajoie, I.Waldron, J.Anderson, J.Burke-2, T.Leahy

STRIKE OUTS- D.Fultz, B.Gilbert, I.Waldron, B.Reidy-2

GIDP- D.Fultz

PASSED BALLS- M.Powers

 

Bill Reidy pitched a 3 hit shutout and Hugh Duffy lofted one into the 'cheap

seats' and had 3 RBI as the Milwaukee Brewers man-handled the PHILADELPHIA

ATHLETICS - the final score was 10 to 0.

 

Reidy(3-2) was tremendous on the mound for Milwaukee.  He allowed only 3 hits

and 1 walk in 9 innings lowering his ERA from 4.17 to 3.35.  Milwaukee rapped

out 15 hits for the afternoon.  

 

The loss was charged to Wiley Piatt(2-6). He got hit hard, allowing 13 hits

and 4 walks in 7 innings.  'We didn't have a whole lot of chances today,'

Connie Mack said.  'Reidy just was too much for our guys.'

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NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1901 American League                Date: 5/30/1901
 
BALTIMORE AT CHICAGO
Orioles......... 0 0 2  0 1 0  0 0 5  -  8 12  1
White Sox....... 1 0 4  6 2 0  0 0    - 13 22  3
Win:Katoll(6-1) Loss:Howell(5-2)
 
John Katoll was able to finish what he started and was credited with a
complete game and Sam Mertes had 4 hits and 2 RBI at South Side Park as the
Chicago White Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 13 to 8.
 
Baltimore was unable to claim the lead after Chicago went ahead in the 3rd
inning when they tallied 4 runs on 5 hits.  Chicago bats were hot in the 3rd
inning when they had 4 runs on 5 hits and the 4th inning which saw them plate
6 runs on 7 hits.  Chicago finished with 22 hits in the victory.  
 
The winning pitcher was Katoll(6-1) who allowed 8 runs for the game. Harry
Howell(5-2) suffered the loss.  By surrending 9 runs in 3 innings his ERA
jumped from 2.58 to 3.90.

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May 28th-NL

Brooklyn rallies behind Sheckard for win

Jimmy Sheckard (pictured) had three hits and scored three times as the Superbas rallied from an early deficit to beat pre-season favorite Pirates 9-3. Honus Wagner was red hot early smacking a solo home run and driving in another run with a base hit. But Snake Wiltse folded in the 7th inning as Brooklyn strung together some hits from the top of their order to pull away.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 Pittsburg Pirates At 1901 BROOKLYN SUPERBAS          5/28/1901

 

  Pirates            AB  R  H RBI AVG     SUPERBAS           AB  R  H RBI AVG

  T.Leach 3B          5  1  2  0 .328     J.Sheckard LF       5  3  3  1 .430  

  G.Beaumont CF       4  1  0  0 .339     L.Davis RF          4  2  3  1 .286  

  F.Clarke LF         4  0  1  0 .262     J.Kelley 1B         3  1  2  2 .348  

  H.Wagner RF         4  1  3  2 .387     T.Daly 2B           5  1  3  2 .327  

  K.Bransfield 1B     4  0  1  0 .376     B.Dahlen SS         4  0  1  0 .309  

  C.Ritchey 2B        4  0  0  0 .336     T.McCreery CF       3  0  1  1 .263  

  C.Zimmer C          4  0  1  0 .240     F.Gatins 3B         4  0  0  0 .182  

  B.Ely SS            4  0  1  0 .294     D.Farrell C         3  1  0  0 .286  

  S.Wiltse P          4  0  0  0 .444     F.Kitson P          3  1  1  0 .250  

  J.Chesbro P         0  0  0  0 .231                                          

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      37  3  9  2                 Totals      34  9 14  7

 

 

Pirates......... 0 1 2  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  3  9  2

SUPERBAS........ 0 0 0  1 0 2  5 1    -  9 14  4

 

Pirates (15-12)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

S.Wiltse LOSS(2-2)        7 1/3  13   9   8   2   3   0 130   4.54

J.Chesbro                 0 2/3   1   0   0   0   0   0   7   2.43

Totals                    8      14   9   8   2   3   0

 

SUPERBAS (20-6)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

F.Kitson WIN(3-2)         9       9   3   1   2   4   1 139   5.17

Totals                    9       9   3   1   2   4   1

 

ATTENDANCE- 1,953 DATE- Tuesday, May 28th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Bad

T- 2:14

LEFT ON BASE- Pirates: 9  SUPERBAS: 7

DOUBLE PLAYS- Pirates: 1  SUPERBAS: 1

ERRORS- K.Bransfield, B.Ely, J.Kelley, T.Daly, D.Farrell-2

DOUBLES- C.Zimmer(2nd), J.Sheckard(9th), L.Davis(5th)

HOME RUNS- H.Wagner(2nd)

STOLEN BASES- T.Leach(5th), H.Wagner(16th)

SACRIFICE HITS- F.Kitson

SACRIFICE FLIES- J.Kelley-2

WALKS- G.Beaumont, F.Clarke, L.Davis, D.Farrell

HIT BY PITCH- T.McCreery

STRIKE OUTS- T.Leach, F.Clarke, B.Ely, S.Wiltse, T.McCreery-2, D.Farrell

GIDP- F.Clarke, B.Dahlen

WILD PITCHES- S.Wiltse

 

Frank Kitson tossed a complete game as the BROOKLYN SUPERBAS defeated the

Pittsburg Pirates by a score of 9 to 3 at Washington Park.

 

BROOKLYN came up with 5 runs in the 7th inning when they had 5 base hits.

They would prove to be the difference in the contest.  BROOKLYN had a total

of 14 hits for the game.  

 

Kitson(3-2) allowed 3 runs on the game. The loss was charged to Snake

Wiltse(2-2).  He was knocked around by BROOKLYN, allowing 13 hits and 2 walks

in 7 and 1/3 innings.

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NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1901 National League                Date: 5/29/1901
 
CINCINNATI AT PHILADELPHIA
Reds............ 0 0 2  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  2  7  0
Phillies........ 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  0  1  1
Win:Hahn(5-4) Loss:Orth(3-3)
 
Noodles Hahn carried a no-hitter into the 7th inning at Baker Bowl where the
Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 0.
 
Hahn(5-4) was indeed brilliant as he hand-cuffed the Philadelphia offense.  He
surrendered only 1 hit and 3 walks in 9 innings seeing his ERA drop from 4.60
to 4.09.  The left-handed Hahn lost his no-hit bid when Harry Wolverton
singled with two outs in the 7th inning.  Neither team managed to score after
the 3rd inning.  
 
Al Orth(3-3) was the losing pitcher.  He allowed 2 runs and 7 hits in 9
innings.
 
ST. LOUIS AT NEW YORK
Cardinals....... 0 0 1  2 1 0  0 0 0  -  4  9  1
Giants.......... 1 0 2  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  3 11  3
Win:Powell(3-3) Loss:Mathewson(6-3)
 
Jack Powell pitched a complete game as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the
New York Giants by a score of 4 to 3 at Polo Grounds.
 
New York was unable to recover after St. Louis went ahead in the 5th inning
scoring a single run.  New York threatened in the 9th but St. Louis was able
to put down the rally.  
 
The win went to Powell(3-3) who allowed 3 runs in the game. Christy
Mathewson(6-3) was the loser.  'I didn't have my best stuff but sometimes you
just get lucky,' Powell said, 'this was one of those times.'

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Fultz drives in game winner as Athletics dance with .500 mark

Dave Fultz (pictured) singled in the go ahead run in the Philadelphia 6th and later stole 2nd and scored an insurance run, in the Athletics 5-2 victory. Philadelphia continues to dance back and forth around the .500 mark, and now sit evenly atop it at 13-13. Chick Fraser got the win, completing all nine innings. Fraser scattered 8 hits, 4 walks and overcame two of his own errors to notch the victory.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS At 1901 Milwaukee Brewers     5/28/1901

 

  ATHLETICS          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Brewers            AB  R  H RBI AVG

  P.Geier RF          4  0  0  0 .187     B.Gilbert 2B        5  0  0  0 .248  

  J.Hayden LF         4  1  0  0 .217     I.Waldron RF        4  2  1  0 .285  

  L.Cross 3B          5  1  3  1 .390     B.Hallman CF        5  0  2  0 .310  

  N.Lajoie 2B         5  1  2  0 .437     J.Anderson 1B       4  0  1  1 .351  

  D.Fultz CF          4  1  2  2 .277     W.Conroy SS         3  0  2  1 .333  

  H.Davis 1B          4  0  1  1 .304     B.Friel LF          4  0  0  0 .118  

  M.Powers C          4  0  1  0 .258     J.Burke 3B          4  0  0  0 .167  

  J.Dolan SS          5  0  1  0 .138     T.Leahy C           4  0  1  0 .235  

  C.Fraser P          4  1  1  0 .133     N.Garvin P          2  0  1  0 .125  

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      39  5 11  4                 Totals      35  2  8  2

 

 

ATHLETICS....... 0 0 2  0 0 0  2 0 1  -  5 11  2

Brewers......... 1 0 1  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  2  8  2

 

ATHLETICS (13-13)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

C.Fraser WIN(4-4)         9       8   2   2   4   1   0 153   3.34

Totals                    9       8   2   2   4   1   0

 

Brewers (9-18)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

N.Garvin LOSS(1-4)        9      11   5   4   5   7   0 146   3.81

Totals                    9      11   5   4   5   7   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 1,812 DATE- Tuesday, May 28th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Average

T- 2:06

LEFT ON BASE- ATHLETICS:12  Brewers:11

DOUBLE PLAYS- ATHLETICS: 1  Brewers: 0

ERRORS- C.Fraser-2, J.Burke, N.Garvin

DOUBLES- L.Cross(5th), H.Davis(2nd), W.Conroy(4th)

STOLEN BASES- D.Fultz(4th), M.Powers(3rd)

SACRIFICE HITS- N.Garvin

WALKS- P.Geier, J.Hayden, D.Fultz, H.Davis, M.Powers, I.Waldron, J.Anderson,

       W.Conroy, N.Garvin

STRIKE OUTS- N.Lajoie, D.Fultz-2, M.Powers-2, J.Dolan-2, B.Friel

GIDP- B.Friel

 

Lave Cross had 3 base hits and Chick Fraser allowed Connie Mack to rest his

bullpen, tossing a complete game as the PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS topped the

Milwaukee Brewers by a score of 5 to 2 at Lloyd Street Grounds.

 

PHILADELPHIA brought 2 runs across the plate in the top of the 7th inning.

PHILADELPHIA took care of Milwaukee with no trouble in the bottom of the 9th.

 

Fraser(4-4) picked up the complete game victory, allowing 2 runs. Ned

Garvin(1-4) was the loser.  He surrendered 11 hits and 5 walks in 9 innings.

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NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1901 American League                Date: 5/29/1901
 
BALTIMORE AT CHICAGO
Orioles......... 0 0 0  1 0 0  0 0 0  -  1  4  6
White Sox....... 2 1 0  1 2 1  1 0    -  8 13  1
Win:Skopec(2-6) Loss:McGinnity(4-5)
 
Frank Isbell had 2 base hits and 2 RBI and John Skopec tossed a complete game
as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles by the score of 8 to
1 at South Side Park.
 
Chicago jumped out to the early lead in the first inning with 2 runs on 3
hits.  After an out was recorded, Fielder Jones began the rally when he drew
a walk.  Sam Mertes came next and he stroked a single.  Isbell then stroked a
one-base hit scoring a run.  Fred Hartman got his chance to keep things
going, but he went down on strikes.  Frank Shugart stepped into the box and
laced a base-knock to load the bases.  Herm McFarland kept things alive and
reached on an error scoring the final run of the inning.  That was all the
offense they were to need.  Offensively, Chicago was a juggernaut.  They
scored in 6 separate innings.  
 
Skopec(2-6) got the victory, allowing 1 run for the game. Joe McGinnity(4-5)
was given the loss.  He was touched for 13 hits and 4 walks in 8 innings.

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NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1901 American League                Date: 5/28/1901
 
BALTIMORE AT CHICAGO
Orioles......... 1 1 1  0 2 1  4 0 2  - 12 14  3
White Sox....... 3 0 3  0 0 0  1 0 3  - 10 15  2
Win:Dunn(2-1) Loss:Patterson(2-4) Save:Karns(1st)
Homeruns- C.Seymour(1st), F.Foutz(2nd)
 
It was an exciting day game in South Side Park where the Baltimore Orioles
finally out-lasted the Chicago White Sox by a score of 12 to 10 in a
affair.
 
Baltimore scored 4 runs in the 7th inning.  The crucial at-bat was provided by
Frank Foutz who quieted the home crowd when he emptied the bases with a Grand
Slam homerun (his 2nd of the season).  The Baltimore offense man-handled the
Chicago pitching staff as they scored in 7 of the 9 innings.  
 
Jack Dunn(2-1) went 8 and 1/3 innings allowing 10 runs for the victory. Bill
Karns got the save, his 1st.  Roy Patterson(2-4) was the losing pitcher.  His
ERA increased from 4.56 to 5.00 as he allowed 10 runs in 6 and 2/3 innings.
 
 
WASHINGTON AT DETROIT
Senators........ 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  0  4  2
Tigers.......... 2 0 0  2 3 0  0 2    -  9 12  2
Win:Miller(4-1) Loss:Carrick(2-4)
Homeruns- K.Gleason(1st)
 
Second baseman Kid Gleason connected with a 'big fly' and had 2 RBI and Roscoe
Miller came through with a solid 9 innings as the Detroit Tigers beat the
Washington Senators by a score of 9 to 0.
 
Miller(4-1) came through with a virtuoso performance against the Washington
hitters.  He surrendered only 4 hits and 1 walk in 9 innings lowering his ERA
to 2.20.  Detroit finished with 12 hits in the victory.  
 
Bill Carrick(2-4) took the loss.  He allowed 12 hits and 6 walks in 8 innings.
'Miller pitched a gem of a game', Jim Manning recounted.  'He kept our
batters off balance the entire game.'

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May 27th-AL

Conroy hits two blasts in Brewers romp

Wid Conroy (pictured) went deep twice as the Brewers blew out Eddie Plank and the Athletics. He hit one of his home runs in the Brewers huge 7 run sixth inning, and later in the inning singled in two more runs. His other shot came in the 8th off Billy Milligan who had relieved Plank. Athletics drop back below .500 with the loss.

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BOXSCORE: 1901 PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS At 1901 Milwaukee Brewers     5/27/1901

 

  ATHLETICS          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Brewers            AB  R  H RBI AVG

  P.Geier RF          3  0  0  1 .194     B.Gilbert 2B        4  1  2  2 .259  

  J.Hayden LF         5  1  1  0 .225     I.Waldron RF        4  2  2  1 .286  

  L.Cross 3B          4  0  0  0 .380     B.Hallman CF        5  1  3  0 .306  

  N.Lajoie 2B         4  0  1  1 .439     J.Anderson 1B       4  1  1  2 .355  

  D.Fultz CF          1  0  0  0 .268     W.Conroy SS         5  2  3  4 .323  

  H.Davis 1B          4  1  2  0 .316     B.Friel LF          4  2  2  0 .133  

  M.Powers C          4  0  1  0 .258     J.Burke 3B          4  1  1  0 .173  

  J.Dolan SS          3  0  0  0 .125     T.Leahy C           4  2  3  1 .234  

  E.Plank P           2  0  0  0 .000     T.Sparks P          3  0  0  0 .200  

  B.Milligan P        1  0  0  0 .250                                          

                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      

         Totals      31  2  5  2                 Totals      37 12 17 10

 

 

ATHLETICS....... 1 0 0  0 0 0  1 0 0  -  2  5  2

Brewers......... 0 1 2  0 0 7  1 1    - 12 17  0

 

ATHLETICS (12-13)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

E.Plank LOSS(1-1)         5 2/3  14  10   9   2   3   1 127   5.56

B.Milligan                2 1/3   3   2   2   0   1   1  40   2.78

Totals                    8      17  12  11   2   4   2

 

Brewers (9-17)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA

T.Sparks WIN(2-1)         9       5   2   2   7   5   0 153   6.10

Totals                    9       5   2   2   7   5   0

 

ATTENDANCE- 3,937 DATE- Monday, May 27th 1901 TIME- Day WEATHER- Good

T- 2:08

LEFT ON BASE- ATHLETICS: 9  Brewers: 6

DOUBLE PLAYS- ATHLETICS: 0  Brewers: 0

ERRORS- D.Fultz, H.Davis

DOUBLES- J.Hayden(1st), N.Lajoie(4th), T.Leahy-2(4th)

HOME RUNS- W.Conroy-2(3rd)

STOLEN BASES- B.Gilbert(4th), I.Waldron(4th)

CAUGHT STEALING- D.Fultz, B.Hallman

SACRIFICE HITS- T.Sparks

SACRIFICE FLIES- B.Gilbert, J.Anderson

WALKS- P.Geier-2, D.Fultz-3, J.Dolan, B.Milligan, I.Waldron, B.Friel

STRIKE OUTS- P.Geier-2, M.Powers-2, E.Plank, I.Waldron, J.Anderson, W.Conroy,

             T.Sparks

PASSED BALLS- M.Powers-2

 

Wid Conroy blasted 2 homeruns and had 4 RBI and Tully Sparks tossed a complete

game at Lloyd Street Grounds as the Milwaukee Brewers belted the PHILADELPHIA

ATHLETICS by the count of 12 to 2.

 

Conroy provided much of the offense.  He cracked a solo homerun in the 6th

inning, lashed a single bringing in two baserunners in the 6th inning and

lofted a solo-blast 'downtown' (his 3rd of the season) in the 8th inning.

Milwaukee rapped out 17 hits for the afternoon.  

 

Sparks(2-1) lasted until the end allowing 2 runs for the win. The losing

pitcher was Eddie Plank(1-1).  He allowed a few too many baserunners giving

up 14 hits and 2 walks in 5 and 2/3 innings.  

 

With this win, Milwaukee has a 9-17 record.  They have been 5-5 lately.

PHILADELPHIA has a record of 12-13 after the loss.

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