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mjj55409 · 04-18-2007, 09:18 PM

End of July Update

Code:

Team......................W – L  GB
Washington Olympics......14 –  7 --
Rockford Forest City.....11 –  6 1.0
Chicago White Stockings..10 –  6 1.5
Troy Haymakers............8 –  5 2.0
Philadelphia Athletics...10 –  8 2.5
Fort Wayne Kekiongas......6 –  9 5.0
New York Mutuals..........8 – 12 5.5
Boston Red Stockings......5 – 12 7.0
Cleveland Forest City.....5 – 12 7.0

Leaders

Batting Avg: Jimmy Wood, Chicago, .444
Doubles: Robert Ferguson, New York, 11
Triples: Ed Pinkham, Chicago, 4
Homeruns: Pabor, Cleveland, Meyerle, Philadelphia, McBride, Philadelphia, Mills, Washington, 2
RBI: George Bechtel, Philadelphia, 23
Runs: Doug Allison, Washington, 25
Stolen bases: Fergie Malone, Philadelphia, 8

Wins: Bill Stearns, Washington, 12
ERA: Bill Stearns, Washington, 2.82
WHIP: Cherokee Fisher, Rockford, 1.31

Washington is falling back to the pack as some of the sheen is wearing off of Stearns. They are still scoring 8 runs per game, however, so they remain the team to beat. Rockford is hanging in there, and Philadelpia is starting to heat up. The big surprise, however, is Boston. They simply are not hitting. They are nowhere to be found on the batting leaderboards.

04-18-2007, 09:18 PM	#11 (permalink)
mjj55409 All Star Reserve Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 675 Thanks: 19 Thanked 114x in 98 posts	End of July Update End of July Update Code: Team......................W – L GB Washington Olympics......14 – 7 -- Rockford Forest City.....11 – 6 1.0 Chicago White Stockings..10 – 6 1.5 Troy Haymakers............8 – 5 2.0 Philadelphia Athletics...10 – 8 2.5 Fort Wayne Kekiongas......6 – 9 5.0 New York Mutuals..........8 – 12 5.5 Boston Red Stockings......5 – 12 7.0 Cleveland Forest City.....5 – 12 7.0 Leaders Batting Avg: Jimmy Wood, Chicago, .444 Doubles: Robert Ferguson, New York, 11 Triples: Ed Pinkham, Chicago, 4 Homeruns: Pabor, Cleveland, Meyerle, Philadelphia, McBride, Philadelphia, Mills, Washington, 2 RBI: George Bechtel, Philadelphia, 23 Runs: Doug Allison, Washington, 25 Stolen bases: Fergie Malone, Philadelphia, 8 Wins: Bill Stearns, Washington, 12 ERA: Bill Stearns, Washington, 2.82 WHIP: Cherokee Fisher, Rockford, 1.31 Washington is falling back to the pack as some of the sheen is wearing off of Stearns. They are still scoring 8 runs per game, however, so they remain the team to beat. Rockford is hanging in there, and Philadelpia is starting to heat up. The big surprise, however, is Boston. They simply are not hitting. They are nowhere to be found on the batting leaderboards.