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Eugene Church · 01-01-2006, 08:54 PM

ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION

Tuesday, August 26, 1901

AMERICAN LEAGUE

FOURTH PLACE ATHLETICS BEAT FIRST PLACE BRONX BOMBERS AGAIN...SIXTH PLACE SENATORS NIP SECOND PLACE WHITE SOX...THIRD PLACE DETROIT EKES BY FIFTH PLACE BOSTON IN EXTRA INNING DUEL...AND SEVENTH PLACE CLEVELAND ZEROS IN ON CELLAR-DWELLING BROWNS

VIDA GIVE NY YANKEES THE BLUES
PHI - 000 010 300 - 4 8 1
NYY- 000 010 001 - 2 4 1
WP: Blue (13-3 2.61)
LP: Gomez 915-7 2.63)
HR: (none)
The A's Vida Blue was tough on the Yanks as he registered his 8th straight victory...He stymied the AL leaders on 4-hits, fanned 7 and had shaky control, walking 5, but still picked up his 13th triumph of the year...offensively John Henry Lloyd (.332) topped Philadelphia with with a pair of hits and 3 RBIs...a 3-run explosion in the seventh led to Goofy Gomez' demise. He was in search of his 16th win...New York has fallen in their last 4 frays...Blue also took over the top spot in the AL ERA standings 2.61 to Gomez' 2.63.

PASCUAL CHALKS UP 13 K'S IN WASHINGTON NARROW WIN OVER CHISOX
CWS - 000 001 000 - 1 5 1
WAS - 000 000 101 - 2 7 1
WP: Pascual (11-10 3.23)
LP: Lyons (10-11 3.32)
HR: CWS - F. Thomas (30)
Camilo Pascual powered his way past the Pale Hose, striking out a career high 13 batters in out-twirling Ted Lyons...Tony Oliva led off the last of the ninth with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice and roared home on PH Heinie Manush's (.307} single...Chicago's slugging first baseman Frank Thomas cracked his 30th home run and drew to within 2 of NY's Babe Ruth for the AAA lead.

TIGERS WIN 11-INNING PITCHERS' DUEL OVER RED SOX
BOS - 100 000 001 00 - 2 7 0 (11 innings)
DET - 100 000 010 01 - 3 11 0
WP: Newhouser (!2-9 3.59)
LP: Clemens (7-4 2.17)
HR: BOS - Garciaparra (13)
Detroit's Hal Newhouser and Boston's Roger Clemens battled pitch-for pitch for 11 innings before Birdie Tebbetts (278) slapped a two-out game-winning single to drive in Harvey Kuenn (.302), who had doubled...winner Newhouser whiffed 8 and walked 4, while loser Clemens struck out 9 and issued 2 free passes...Bosox Nomar Garciaparra (.293) had 2 hits and an RBI, including a home run shot...Harry Heilman paced the Tigers with 3 hits in 4 tries and a pair of runs batted in.

RAPID ROBERT RACKS UP WHITEWASH OVER BROWNS
CLE - 043 000 000 - 7 11 1
STL - 000 000 000 - 0 6 1
WP: Feller (11-11 3.00)
LP: Mussina (11-10 3.54) Shocker (3rd) Miller (4th) Pappas (6th) McNally (8th)
HR: (none)
Fireballin' Bob Feller was serving up rockets to the Browns and struck out 9 on the way to a fine 6-hit shutout...Feller is the AAA's number one strikeout artist with 198 this year in 221 innings...Nap Lajoie (.293) banged out 3-5 with 2 RBIs for Cleveland , John Romano (.218) was 2-3 with 2 driven in and Larry Doby (.267) delivered 2 hits and 2 runs scored...St. Louis' superlative first baseman George Sisler got an eighth inning single to run his consecutive game hit skein to 18 games.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

NL RACE STAYS TIGHT AS TOP THREE CONTENDERS ALL VICTORIOUS...TOP CLUB PIRATES SLIDE BY FIFTH PLACE BROOKLYN...RUNNER-UP PHILLY POUNDS FOURTH PLACE ST. LOUIS CARDS...THIRD PLACE NY OUTLASTS SIXTH PLACE CHICAGO IN OVERTIME...AND LAST PLACE REDLEGS PULL OUT LAST INNING WIN OVER SEVENTH PLACE BOSTON BRAVES...PITTSBURGH UP BY .5 GAME OVER PHILS...2 AHEAD OF GIANTS AND 4 IN FRONT OF ST. LOUIS

PHILLIPPE PINS LOSS ON NEWCOMBE AND DODGERS
BRO: - 100 000 000 - 1 7 2
PIT: -- 100 010 01X- 3 6 0
WP: Phillippe (15-8 2.89)
LP: Newcombe (5-12 3.02) Perranoski (8th)
HR: (none)
Bucco righthander Deacon Phillippe came through a must-win situation and won #15 on the year and his 8th successive...he checked the Dodgers on 7 hits, fanned 9 and issued one base on balls in a sharp outing...Brooklyn starter Don Newcombe once again pitched well , but as usual got little run support...he chalked up 7 innings, only gave up 1 earned runs, whiffed 5 with 2 BBs...it was 2-1 when he departed...in the fifth Lloyd Waner (.277) ripped a double to score Jason Kendall (.282) with the run that eventually decided the game's outcome.

SHORT OUTSTANDING IN 3-HITTER OVER CARDS
PHI - 012 110 200 - 7 11 0
STL- 000 000 000 - 0 3 0
WP: Short (4-3 2.02)
LP: L. Jackson (4-3 2.75) Paige (6ht) Sallee (7th)
HR: PHI - D. Allen (21) Ennis (18)
Philly's Chris Short really came through bigtime with a brilliant 3-hit shutout over the Cardinals...Short struck out 5 and walked only 2 to pick up a crucial win for his club...his teammates lashed out 11 hits, paced by Mike Schmidt (.228) 2-4 and 3 RBIs, Biz Mackey (.343) 3-4 and 2 RBIs and Chuck Klein (.299) 2-4 and 3 runs scored...Dick Allen (.243) and Del Ennis (.267) each knocked one into the stands.

NY GIANT STARTER MATHEWSON STOPS CHICAGO IN RELIEF ROLE...CONTEST GOES 13 INNINGS
NYG - 000 011 100 000 4 - 7 10 1 (13 innings)
CHC - 000 300 000 000 0 - 3 15 1
WP: Mathewson (14-11 3.07)
Hubbell (SP) Mathewson (5th)
LP: L. Smith (1-4 5.93)
Reulbach (SP) Sutter (8th) Warneke (11th) L. Smith (13th) Root (13th)
HR: Bonds (27) Terry (15)
Polo Grounders take third in a row...NY's Christy Mathewson, usually a starter, was masterful out of the bullpen in relief of Carl Hubbell...he tossed 9 inning of scoreless baseball to get a very important 11-inning victory...the Giants have won 9 out of their last 10 and are now only 2 games out of first place...in the decisive frame Mel Ott (.272) beat out an infield single for the winning run off Lee Smith...NY tacked on 3 insurance runs before Charlie Root could get them out...Barry Bonds (.291) and Bill Terry (.317) homered for the winners...Bonds is now deadlocked with the Reds' OF Frank Robinson for the NL RBI lead...each has 94 runs batted in.

CINCINNATI PUTS 4 ON THE BOARD IN FINAL AT BAT TO SINK SURPRISED BRAVES
BSN - 200 100 200 - 5 10 0
CIN -- 001 010 004 - 6 9 1
WP: Derringer (6-10 4.23)
Maloney (SP) Dibble (7th) Derringer (8th)
LP: McMahon (2-6 4.53)
Niekro (SP) McMahon (9th) Spahn (9th)
HR: BSN: C. Jones (22) Leonard 92) A. Jones (8)
Cincy stunned the Braves with a 4-run rally in the bottom of the ninth...bad bullpen work did Boston in...Loser Don McMahon and Warren Spahn couldn't finish off the Redlegs...Ed Roush's (.307) bases-full 2-out 2-run single took the game...the Braves blasted 3 homers to take an early lead off starter Jim Maloney...Paul Derringer worked 2 runless innings for the win.

See boxscores,league standings and stats here:
http://www.ecdreamleagues.com/index.php

01-01-2006, 08:54 PM	#306 (permalink)
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 17,079 Thanks: 100 Thanked 100x in 52 posts	ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION Tuesday, August 26, 1901 AMERICAN LEAGUE FOURTH PLACE ATHLETICS BEAT FIRST PLACE BRONX BOMBERS AGAIN...SIXTH PLACE SENATORS NIP SECOND PLACE WHITE SOX...THIRD PLACE DETROIT EKES BY FIFTH PLACE BOSTON IN EXTRA INNING DUEL...AND SEVENTH PLACE CLEVELAND ZEROS IN ON CELLAR-DWELLING BROWNS VIDA GIVE NY YANKEES THE BLUES PHI - 000 010 300 - 4 8 1 NYY- 000 010 001 - 2 4 1 WP: Blue (13-3 2.61) LP: Gomez 915-7 2.63) HR: (none) The A's Vida Blue was tough on the Yanks as he registered his 8th straight victory...He stymied the AL leaders on 4-hits, fanned 7 and had shaky control, walking 5, but still picked up his 13th triumph of the year...offensively John Henry Lloyd (.332) topped Philadelphia with with a pair of hits and 3 RBIs...a 3-run explosion in the seventh led to Goofy Gomez' demise. He was in search of his 16th win...New York has fallen in their last 4 frays...Blue also took over the top spot in the AL ERA standings 2.61 to Gomez' 2.63. PASCUAL CHALKS UP 13 K'S IN WASHINGTON NARROW WIN OVER CHISOX CWS - 000 001 000 - 1 5 1 WAS - 000 000 101 - 2 7 1 WP: Pascual (11-10 3.23) LP: Lyons (10-11 3.32) HR: CWS - F. Thomas (30) Camilo Pascual powered his way past the Pale Hose, striking out a career high 13 batters in out-twirling Ted Lyons...Tony Oliva led off the last of the ninth with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice and roared home on PH Heinie Manush's (.307} single...Chicago's slugging first baseman Frank Thomas cracked his 30th home run and drew to within 2 of NY's Babe Ruth for the AAA lead. TIGERS WIN 11-INNING PITCHERS' DUEL OVER RED SOX BOS - 100 000 001 00 - 2 7 0 (11 innings) DET - 100 000 010 01 - 3 11 0 WP: Newhouser (!2-9 3.59) LP: Clemens (7-4 2.17) HR: BOS - Garciaparra (13) Detroit's Hal Newhouser and Boston's Roger Clemens battled pitch-for pitch for 11 innings before Birdie Tebbetts (278) slapped a two-out game-winning single to drive in Harvey Kuenn (.302), who had doubled...winner Newhouser whiffed 8 and walked 4, while loser Clemens struck out 9 and issued 2 free passes...Bosox Nomar Garciaparra (.293) had 2 hits and an RBI, including a home run shot...Harry Heilman paced the Tigers with 3 hits in 4 tries and a pair of runs batted in. RAPID ROBERT RACKS UP WHITEWASH OVER BROWNS CLE - 043 000 000 - 7 11 1 STL - 000 000 000 - 0 6 1 WP: Feller (11-11 3.00) LP: Mussina (11-10 3.54) Shocker (3rd) Miller (4th) Pappas (6th) McNally (8th) HR: (none) Fireballin' Bob Feller was serving up rockets to the Browns and struck out 9 on the way to a fine 6-hit shutout...Feller is the AAA's number one strikeout artist with 198 this year in 221 innings...Nap Lajoie (.293) banged out 3-5 with 2 RBIs for Cleveland , John Romano (.218) was 2-3 with 2 driven in and Larry Doby (.267) delivered 2 hits and 2 runs scored...St. Louis' superlative first baseman George Sisler got an eighth inning single to run his consecutive game hit skein to 18 games. NATIONAL LEAGUE NL RACE STAYS TIGHT AS TOP THREE CONTENDERS ALL VICTORIOUS...TOP CLUB PIRATES SLIDE BY FIFTH PLACE BROOKLYN...RUNNER-UP PHILLY POUNDS FOURTH PLACE ST. LOUIS CARDS...THIRD PLACE NY OUTLASTS SIXTH PLACE CHICAGO IN OVERTIME...AND LAST PLACE REDLEGS PULL OUT LAST INNING WIN OVER SEVENTH PLACE BOSTON BRAVES...PITTSBURGH UP BY .5 GAME OVER PHILS...2 AHEAD OF GIANTS AND 4 IN FRONT OF ST. LOUIS PHILLIPPE PINS LOSS ON NEWCOMBE AND DODGERS BRO: - 100 000 000 - 1 7 2 PIT: -- 100 010 01X- 3 6 0 WP: Phillippe (15-8 2.89) LP: Newcombe (5-12 3.02) Perranoski (8th) HR: (none) Bucco righthander Deacon Phillippe came through a must-win situation and won #15 on the year and his 8th successive...he checked the Dodgers on 7 hits, fanned 9 and issued one base on balls in a sharp outing...Brooklyn starter Don Newcombe once again pitched well , but as usual got little run support...he chalked up 7 innings, only gave up 1 earned runs, whiffed 5 with 2 BBs...it was 2-1 when he departed...in the fifth Lloyd Waner (.277) ripped a double to score Jason Kendall (.282) with the run that eventually decided the game's outcome. SHORT OUTSTANDING IN 3-HITTER OVER CARDS PHI - 012 110 200 - 7 11 0 STL- 000 000 000 - 0 3 0 WP: Short (4-3 2.02) LP: L. Jackson (4-3 2.75) Paige (6ht) Sallee (7th) HR: PHI - D. Allen (21) Ennis (18) Philly's Chris Short really came through bigtime with a brilliant 3-hit shutout over the Cardinals...Short struck out 5 and walked only 2 to pick up a crucial win for his club...his teammates lashed out 11 hits, paced by Mike Schmidt (.228) 2-4 and 3 RBIs, Biz Mackey (.343) 3-4 and 2 RBIs and Chuck Klein (.299) 2-4 and 3 runs scored...Dick Allen (.243) and Del Ennis (.267) each knocked one into the stands. NY GIANT STARTER MATHEWSON STOPS CHICAGO IN RELIEF ROLE...CONTEST GOES 13 INNINGS NYG - 000 011 100 000 4 - 7 10 1 (13 innings) CHC - 000 300 000 000 0 - 3 15 1 WP: Mathewson (14-11 3.07) Hubbell (SP) Mathewson (5th) LP: L. Smith (1-4 5.93) Reulbach (SP) Sutter (8th) Warneke (11th) L. Smith (13th) Root (13th) HR: Bonds (27) Terry (15) Polo Grounders take third in a row...NY's Christy Mathewson, usually a starter, was masterful out of the bullpen in relief of Carl Hubbell...he tossed 9 inning of scoreless baseball to get a very important 11-inning victory...the Giants have won 9 out of their last 10 and are now only 2 games out of first place...in the decisive frame Mel Ott (.272) beat out an infield single for the winning run off Lee Smith...NY tacked on 3 insurance runs before Charlie Root could get them out...Barry Bonds (.291) and Bill Terry (.317) homered for the winners...Bonds is now deadlocked with the Reds' OF Frank Robinson for the NL RBI lead...each has 94 runs batted in. CINCINNATI PUTS 4 ON THE BOARD IN FINAL AT BAT TO SINK SURPRISED BRAVES BSN - 200 100 200 - 5 10 0 CIN -- 001 010 004 - 6 9 1 WP: Derringer (6-10 4.23) Maloney (SP) Dibble (7th) Derringer (8th) LP: McMahon (2-6 4.53) Niekro (SP) McMahon (9th) Spahn (9th) HR: BSN: C. Jones (22) Leonard 92) A. Jones (8) Cincy stunned the Braves with a 4-run rally in the bottom of the ninth...bad bullpen work did Boston in...Loser Don McMahon and Warren Spahn couldn't finish off the Redlegs...Ed Roush's (.307) bases-full 2-out 2-run single took the game...the Braves blasted 3 homers to take an early lead off starter Jim Maloney...Paul Derringer worked 2 runless innings for the win. See boxscores,league standings and stats here: http://www.ecdreamleagues.com/index.php Last edited by Eugene Church; 01-12-2006 at 12:52 PM.