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Eugene Church · 02-07-2006, 05:27 PM

ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION

Saturday, September 6, 1901

Only 2 games on the slate for today...one in each league.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

NY GIANTS AND MARICHAL KEEP PIRATES FROM TAKING TITLE
PIT - 010 000 000 - 1 10 1
NYG-002 011 01X - 5 9 0
WP: Marichal (15-9 3.27)
LP: Willis (9-11 3.23) Tekulve (8th)
HR: (none)
NY is out of the running, but the Giants will play a big part in deciding who wins the NL...the Pirates only need one win or one loss by the Phillies to take the title...Juan Marichal made sure they didn't win today...he spread out 10 base hits, fired third strikes by 10 Bucs and walked none...Bill Terry's (.313) sac fly brought in the winning run in the third inning...Jeff Kent (.273) drove in 2 for NY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEWHOUSER SPINS 13TH TRIUMPH...TIGERS TAME WHITE SOX
DET - 301 000 000 - 4 14 0
CWS-100 000 100 - 2 9 1
WP: Newhouser (13-9 3.63)
LP: Walsh (11-10 3.13) Pierce (6th) Peters (8th)
HR: DET - Crawford (8)
Prince Hal Newhouser surrendered 9 hits to the White Sox, but was tough to score on...he whiffed 8, while walking 4 and chalked up his 13th win this year...Sam Crawford (.307) and Lou Whitaker (.222) hammered in 2 runs each...Ty Cobb (.338) went 3-5 and is now only 1 percentage point behind Joe Jackson (.339) of Chicago for the AL batting title...Jackson was 1-4 today.

Pittsburgh is ahead by 1.5 games in the National League. Philadelphia is second with the Giants in third 2 games behind. The Pirates will close out the regular season tomorrow in a single game at the Polo Grounds. Ray Kremer (10-9 3.12) is set to start for Pittsburgh, with Deacon Phillippe (16-9 2.82) ready to go in relief. New York has tough Carl Hubbell (15-10 2.34) on the mound.

The Phillies end their season at home at Veterans Stadium, hosting the last place Reds in a twinbill. Curt Simmons (7-10 3.63) will pitch the opener with Pete Alexander (18-8 2.24) going in the nightcap. Both are must wins for Philadelphia. Gary Nolan (4-6 3.16) and Pete Donahue (9-14 3.71) will oppose them.

Two wins by the Phillies and a loss by the Pirates will force a one game playoff for the NL crown.

Check League Reports Here:
http://aaa.allsimbaseball.com/index....tpage&Itemid=1

02-07-2006, 05:27 PM	#342 (permalink)
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 17,079 Thanks: 100 Thanked 100x in 52 posts	ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION Saturday, September 6, 1901 Only 2 games on the slate for today...one in each league. NATIONAL LEAGUE NY GIANTS AND MARICHAL KEEP PIRATES FROM TAKING TITLE PIT - 010 000 000 - 1 10 1 NYG-002 011 01X - 5 9 0 WP: Marichal (15-9 3.27) LP: Willis (9-11 3.23) Tekulve (8th) HR: (none) NY is out of the running, but the Giants will play a big part in deciding who wins the NL...the Pirates only need one win or one loss by the Phillies to take the title...Juan Marichal made sure they didn't win today...he spread out 10 base hits, fired third strikes by 10 Bucs and walked none...Bill Terry's (.313) sac fly brought in the winning run in the third inning...Jeff Kent (.273) drove in 2 for NY. AMERICAN LEAGUE NEWHOUSER SPINS 13TH TRIUMPH...TIGERS TAME WHITE SOX DET - 301 000 000 - 4 14 0 CWS-100 000 100 - 2 9 1 WP: Newhouser (13-9 3.63) LP: Walsh (11-10 3.13) Pierce (6th) Peters (8th) HR: DET - Crawford (8) Prince Hal Newhouser surrendered 9 hits to the White Sox, but was tough to score on...he whiffed 8, while walking 4 and chalked up his 13th win this year...Sam Crawford (.307) and Lou Whitaker (.222) hammered in 2 runs each...Ty Cobb (.338) went 3-5 and is now only 1 percentage point behind Joe Jackson (.339) of Chicago for the AL batting title...Jackson was 1-4 today. Pittsburgh is ahead by 1.5 games in the National League. Philadelphia is second with the Giants in third 2 games behind. The Pirates will close out the regular season tomorrow in a single game at the Polo Grounds. Ray Kremer (10-9 3.12) is set to start for Pittsburgh, with Deacon Phillippe (16-9 2.82) ready to go in relief. New York has tough Carl Hubbell (15-10 2.34) on the mound. The Phillies end their season at home at Veterans Stadium, hosting the last place Reds in a twinbill. Curt Simmons (7-10 3.63) will pitch the opener with Pete Alexander (18-8 2.24) going in the nightcap. Both are must wins for Philadelphia. Gary Nolan (4-6 3.16) and Pete Donahue (9-14 3.71) will oppose them. Two wins by the Phillies and a loss by the Pirates will force a one game playoff for the NL crown. Check League Reports Here: http://aaa.allsimbaseball.com/index....tpage&Itemid=1 Last edited by Eugene Church; 02-10-2006 at 01:32 PM.