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Eugene Church · 01-27-2006, 02:05 PM

ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION

Sunday, August 31, 1901

NATIONAL LEAGUE

ALL CLUBS DIVIDED THE DOUBLEHEADERS...TOP TEAM PITTSBURGH STILL 1 GAME UP ON SECOND PLACE PHILLIES AND 3 IN FRONT OF THIRD PLACE NEW YORK...PIRATES AND GIANTS SPLIT...PHILADELPHIA AND CINCINNATI SHARED A PAIR...CARDINALS AND BRAVES EACH WON A GAME...AND BROOKLYN AND CHICAGO DIVIDED A TWINBILL...THE SEASON IS NOW DOWN TO 7 GAMES

PHILLIPPE AND PIRATES WIN A MASTERPIECE FROM MATHEWSON AND THE GIANTS IN THE FIRST GAME
NYG - 000 000 000 - 0 9 2 (first game)
PIT -- 000 020 00X- 2 9 0
WP: Phillippe (16-8 2.77)
LP: Mathewson (14-12 3.04)
HR: (none)
It was crunch time between the NL's number one and number three teams...in the opener of a twinbill Pittsburgh prevailed...Deacon Phillippe tossed a crafty 9-hit shutout to top Christy Mathewson...Phillippe struck out 7 and walked none in a fine outing...Mathewson whiffed 10 and also had perfect control and walked no one...but in the fifth he gave up a single to Roberto Clemente (.253) and a rbi double and single to Willie Stargell (.243) and Jason Kendall (.278) respectively.

MCGINNITY AND NEW YORK TAKE NIGHTCAP IN A TENSE DUEL WITH BUCS
NYG- 021 000 000 - 3 6 0 (second game)
PIT --000 020 000 - 2 7 0
WP: McGinnity (10-10 3.66)
LP: Leever (14-11 2.85)
HR: NYG - Kent (9) Bonds (28) PIT - Stargell (5)
It was a battle of longballs and the Giants won it...Jeff Kent (.272) pounded a 2-run blast in the second inning and Barry Bonds (.289) delivered the clincher in the third...Willie Stargell (.243) hit a 2-run job in the fifth for the Pirates only runs...winner Joe McGinnity stopped Pittsburgh on a 7-hitter with 4 K's and 2 BB's, escaping unscathed with the bases loaded in the ninth...Bonds is second in the NL with 28 homers to the Cubs' Ernie Banks' 30.

PHILADELPHIA'S ROBERTS ROUGH ON REDLEGS...PHILS WIN OPENING GAME
PHI - 100 020 000 - 3 5 2 (first game)
CIN - 010 000 000 - 1 8 0
WP: Roberts (15-8 3.33)
LP: Derringer (6-11 4.21) Carroll (8th)
HR: PHI - Klein (26)
The Phils' Robin Roberts won a crucial ballgame with a rock steady performance...he picked up his 15th triumph by checking the Reds on one run and 8 hits, while striking out 4 and issuing 2 free passes...Biz Mackey (.340) won it with a fifth-inning 2-run single that broke up a 1-1 tie...Chuck Klein (.301) clouted his 26th fourbagger for the other run.

PHILLY FAILS TO GAIN ON PIRATES...MALONEY TOUGHS OUT WIN FOR CINCINNATI
PHI - 200 010 010 - 4 7 3 (second game)
CIN- 230 200 00X - 7 10 0
WP: Maloney (6-9 4.41)
LP: Schilling (8-8 4.16) Orth (5th) McGraw (7th)
HR: PHI - Klein (27)
Fireballer Jim Maloney put a halt to Philadelphia's attempt to move into a first place tie in the National League with a gutsied 8-strikeout performance...Curt Schilling, the Phillies' best reliever lately, was called on to start, but couldn't get the job done...3 errors gave away 3 unearned runs to help seal his fate...Ed Roush (.305) rapped 3-5 and drove in 2 runs and Vada Pinson (.301) collected 2-5 with 2 rbis...at the end of the day the Phillies still trail first place Pittsburgh by one game with only 7 to play.

BOSTON AND NIEKRO FLUTTER BY REDBIRDS IN FIRST GAME
BSN - 300 000 000 - 3 10 0 (first game)
STL - 000 001 001 -- 2 7 1
WP: Niekro (11-8 2.81) Save: Sain 1 (4-8 3.64)
Niekro (SP) Sain (8th)
LP: L. Jackson (4-4 2.85) Dean (8th)
HR: BSN - C. Jones (23)
It was over in the first inning when Chipper Jones (.251) clobbered a 3-run clout off loser Larry Jackson...Phil Niekro, relying on his fine flutterball, hurled a solid 7 innings for the win, holding the Cards to one run and 6 hits...Johnny Sain got his first save, despite giving up a ninth inning homer to Ted Simmons (.238)...Johnny Logan (.281) and Wally Berger (.261) both belted 3 hits for the victors.

ST. LOUIS' BRECHEEN WINS IN A CATWALK OVER BRAVES TO TAKE GAME TWO
BSN- 001 000 000 - 1 2 0 (second game)
STL - 500 000 00X - 5 8 2
WP: Brecheen (7-3 4.08)
LP: Burdette (9-12 3.10) Garber (5th) McMahon (8th)
HR: STL - Hornsby (12) McCarver (2)
The second game was also decided in the first inning...this time a 5-run outbreak won it for the Cardinals to gain a split in the twinbill...a 3-run bash by Rogers Hornsby (.297) and a 2-run shot by Tim McCarver (.224) decided the issue...Harry "the Cat" Brecheen got his first start since coming back from a two-month stint on the DL and was superb with a 2-hitter with 3 walks and 7 strikeouts...St. Louis is still 4 games behind the NL-leading Pirates.

BROOKLYN SQUEEZES BY BRUINS TO TAKE OPENER
BRO - 110 510 000 - 8 11 0 (first game)
CHC - 020 121 100 - 7 13 3
WP: Sutton (13-9 3.63) Save: Perranoski 6 (13-5 2.46)
Sutton (SP) Perranoski (6th)
LP: H. Vaughn (7-11 3.47) Malone (4th) Reuschel (5th) Root (6th) L. Smith (7th) Sutter (9th)
HR: BRO - Sheffield (9) CHC - Stearnes (21) Banks (29)
In the first game the Dodgers jumped off to an 8-3 lead, then held on as the Cubs mounted an comeback, but could not get any closer than one run...relief specialist Ron Perranoski managed to save it for the struggling Don Sutton...Brooklyn's Zach Wheat (.319) drilled 3 hits and scored twice, while Jackie Robinson (.264) and Gary Sheffield (.263) knocked in 2 runs each...Turkey Stearnes (.321) was the Chicago offensive star with 2 hits, his 21st home run and 3 rbis...Ernie Banks (.228) regained the top spot in the NL home run derby with his 29th of the year, one ahead of NY's Barry Bonds and 2 up on the Phils' Chuck Klein.

REULBACH RULES...CHICAGO DUMPS DODGERS FOR SPLIT
BRO - 000 001 001 - 2 6 0 (second game)
CHC - 023 010 00X- 6 10 1
WP: Reulbach (10-12 3.31)
LP: Newcombe (5-13 3.25) Welch (6th) Gagne (9th)
HR: BRO - Hodges (16) CHC - Stearnes (22) Banks (30)
Chicub Ed Reulbach limited the Dodgers to 6 hits and one earned run to divide the doubleheader...he walked one and fanned 3...Ernie Banks (.229) and Turkey Stearnes (.324) led the Chicago attack with home runs and they ripped losing pitcher Don Newcombe for all 6 runs in the first 5 frames and hung him with his 7th successive loss...NL leader Banks got his 30th roundtripper of the season...it was Stearnes' 22nd in only a half season.

See NEW WEBSITE for stats and league reports.

http://aaa.allsimbaseball.com/index....tpage&Itemid=1

01-27-2006, 02:05 PM	#329 (permalink)
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 17,079 Thanks: 100 Thanked 100x in 52 posts	ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION Sunday, August 31, 1901 NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL CLUBS DIVIDED THE DOUBLEHEADERS...TOP TEAM PITTSBURGH STILL 1 GAME UP ON SECOND PLACE PHILLIES AND 3 IN FRONT OF THIRD PLACE NEW YORK...PIRATES AND GIANTS SPLIT...PHILADELPHIA AND CINCINNATI SHARED A PAIR...CARDINALS AND BRAVES EACH WON A GAME...AND BROOKLYN AND CHICAGO DIVIDED A TWINBILL...THE SEASON IS NOW DOWN TO 7 GAMES PHILLIPPE AND PIRATES WIN A MASTERPIECE FROM MATHEWSON AND THE GIANTS IN THE FIRST GAME NYG - 000 000 000 - 0 9 2 (first game) PIT -- 000 020 00X- 2 9 0 WP: Phillippe (16-8 2.77) LP: Mathewson (14-12 3.04) HR: (none) It was crunch time between the NL's number one and number three teams...in the opener of a twinbill Pittsburgh prevailed...Deacon Phillippe tossed a crafty 9-hit shutout to top Christy Mathewson...Phillippe struck out 7 and walked none in a fine outing...Mathewson whiffed 10 and also had perfect control and walked no one...but in the fifth he gave up a single to Roberto Clemente (.253) and a rbi double and single to Willie Stargell (.243) and Jason Kendall (.278) respectively. MCGINNITY AND NEW YORK TAKE NIGHTCAP IN A TENSE DUEL WITH BUCS NYG- 021 000 000 - 3 6 0 (second game) PIT --000 020 000 - 2 7 0 WP: McGinnity (10-10 3.66) LP: Leever (14-11 2.85) HR: NYG - Kent (9) Bonds (28) PIT - Stargell (5) It was a battle of longballs and the Giants won it...Jeff Kent (.272) pounded a 2-run blast in the second inning and Barry Bonds (.289) delivered the clincher in the third...Willie Stargell (.243) hit a 2-run job in the fifth for the Pirates only runs...winner Joe McGinnity stopped Pittsburgh on a 7-hitter with 4 K's and 2 BB's, escaping unscathed with the bases loaded in the ninth...Bonds is second in the NL with 28 homers to the Cubs' Ernie Banks' 30. PHILADELPHIA'S ROBERTS ROUGH ON REDLEGS...PHILS WIN OPENING GAME PHI - 100 020 000 - 3 5 2 (first game) CIN - 010 000 000 - 1 8 0 WP: Roberts (15-8 3.33) LP: Derringer (6-11 4.21) Carroll (8th) HR: PHI - Klein (26) The Phils' Robin Roberts won a crucial ballgame with a rock steady performance...he picked up his 15th triumph by checking the Reds on one run and 8 hits, while striking out 4 and issuing 2 free passes...Biz Mackey (.340) won it with a fifth-inning 2-run single that broke up a 1-1 tie...Chuck Klein (.301) clouted his 26th fourbagger for the other run. PHILLY FAILS TO GAIN ON PIRATES...MALONEY TOUGHS OUT WIN FOR CINCINNATI PHI - 200 010 010 - 4 7 3 (second game) CIN- 230 200 00X - 7 10 0 WP: Maloney (6-9 4.41) LP: Schilling (8-8 4.16) Orth (5th) McGraw (7th) HR: PHI - Klein (27) Fireballer Jim Maloney put a halt to Philadelphia's attempt to move into a first place tie in the National League with a gutsied 8-strikeout performance...Curt Schilling, the Phillies' best reliever lately, was called on to start, but couldn't get the job done...3 errors gave away 3 unearned runs to help seal his fate...Ed Roush (.305) rapped 3-5 and drove in 2 runs and Vada Pinson (.301) collected 2-5 with 2 rbis...at the end of the day the Phillies still trail first place Pittsburgh by one game with only 7 to play. BOSTON AND NIEKRO FLUTTER BY REDBIRDS IN FIRST GAME BSN - 300 000 000 - 3 10 0 (first game) STL - 000 001 001 -- 2 7 1 WP: Niekro (11-8 2.81) Save: Sain 1 (4-8 3.64) Niekro (SP) Sain (8th) LP: L. Jackson (4-4 2.85) Dean (8th) HR: BSN - C. Jones (23) It was over in the first inning when Chipper Jones (.251) clobbered a 3-run clout off loser Larry Jackson...Phil Niekro, relying on his fine flutterball, hurled a solid 7 innings for the win, holding the Cards to one run and 6 hits...Johnny Sain got his first save, despite giving up a ninth inning homer to Ted Simmons (.238)...Johnny Logan (.281) and Wally Berger (.261) both belted 3 hits for the victors. ST. LOUIS' BRECHEEN WINS IN A CATWALK OVER BRAVES TO TAKE GAME TWO BSN- 001 000 000 - 1 2 0 (second game) STL - 500 000 00X - 5 8 2 WP: Brecheen (7-3 4.08) LP: Burdette (9-12 3.10) Garber (5th) McMahon (8th) HR: STL - Hornsby (12) McCarver (2) The second game was also decided in the first inning...this time a 5-run outbreak won it for the Cardinals to gain a split in the twinbill...a 3-run bash by Rogers Hornsby (.297) and a 2-run shot by Tim McCarver (.224) decided the issue...Harry "the Cat" Brecheen got his first start since coming back from a two-month stint on the DL and was superb with a 2-hitter with 3 walks and 7 strikeouts...St. Louis is still 4 games behind the NL-leading Pirates. BROOKLYN SQUEEZES BY BRUINS TO TAKE OPENER BRO - 110 510 000 - 8 11 0 (first game) CHC - 020 121 100 - 7 13 3 WP: Sutton (13-9 3.63) Save: Perranoski 6 (13-5 2.46) Sutton (SP) Perranoski (6th) LP: H. Vaughn (7-11 3.47) Malone (4th) Reuschel (5th) Root (6th) L. Smith (7th) Sutter (9th) HR: BRO - Sheffield (9) CHC - Stearnes (21) Banks (29) In the first game the Dodgers jumped off to an 8-3 lead, then held on as the Cubs mounted an comeback, but could not get any closer than one run...relief specialist Ron Perranoski managed to save it for the struggling Don Sutton...Brooklyn's Zach Wheat (.319) drilled 3 hits and scored twice, while Jackie Robinson (.264) and Gary Sheffield (.263) knocked in 2 runs each...Turkey Stearnes (.321) was the Chicago offensive star with 2 hits, his 21st home run and 3 rbis...Ernie Banks (.228) regained the top spot in the NL home run derby with his 29th of the year, one ahead of NY's Barry Bonds and 2 up on the Phils' Chuck Klein. REULBACH RULES...CHICAGO DUMPS DODGERS FOR SPLIT BRO - 000 001 001 - 2 6 0 (second game) CHC - 023 010 00X- 6 10 1 WP: Reulbach (10-12 3.31) LP: Newcombe (5-13 3.25) Welch (6th) Gagne (9th) HR: BRO - Hodges (16) CHC - Stearnes (22) Banks (30) Chicub Ed Reulbach limited the Dodgers to 6 hits and one earned run to divide the doubleheader...he walked one and fanned 3...Ernie Banks (.229) and Turkey Stearnes (.324) led the Chicago attack with home runs and they ripped losing pitcher Don Newcombe for all 6 runs in the first 5 frames and hung him with his 7th successive loss...NL leader Banks got his 30th roundtripper of the season...it was Stearnes' 22nd in only a half season. See NEW WEBSITE for stats and league reports. http://aaa.allsimbaseball.com/index....tpage&Itemid=1 Last edited by Eugene Church; 01-28-2006 at 10:19 AM.