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Old 11-01-2007, 03:26 AM   #29 (permalink)
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Heh, the losses leader is Foghorn Bradley. I love 19th century names.
Yeah, there are some great ones - one of the many things that makes 19th century simming unique and kind of fun.

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Hey, welcome back. This will be fun.
Thanks. I'm sure I'll have fun with it - hopefully I can keep it fun for everyone else too.

And now, on to the good stuff:

June 4, 1876 - Sunday Base Ball Report

New York Mutuals 12-5
Hartford Dark Blues 11-5
Philadelphia Athletics 11-6
Chicago White Stockings 11-7
Cincinnati Reds 8-10
Louisville Grays 8-10
St. Louis Brown Stockings 5-13
Boston Red Caps 4-14

The expected dominance of the eastern teams continues as surprising Hartford makes a run at the league lead, fueled by stars Cap Anson and Count Gedney. Anson's hitting streak now stands at 42 games and counting, while Gedney is off to an unbelievable start, hitting .486 and winning the Batter of the Month Award for May. They are also getting huge contributions from Fred Waterman (.375), Bill Harbidge (.346), and Orator Shaffer (.311).

The current statistics:

Honest American Statistics

Batting Average - .486, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
Hits - 35, Deacon White, Philadelphia Athletics
Doubles - 9, John Bass, Philadelphia and Count Gedney, Hartford
Triples - 3, Jim Foran, Boston and Barney Gilligan, Cincinnati
Home Runs - 2, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
Runs Batted In - 17, 4 players tied
Runs Scored - 27, Tom Barlow, Chicago White Stockings
Stolen Bases - 5, Cal McVey, Boston Red Caps
Walks - 7, Levi Meyerle, Chicago White Stockings
Strikeouts - 7, "Big Jim" Clinton, Cincinnati and Dale Williams, Cincinnati

Wins - 11, George Zettlein, Hartford Dark Blues
Losses - 12, Foghorn Bradley, Boston Red Caps
Innings Pitched - 147 2/3, Tommy Bond, Louisville Grays
Shutouts - 1, Dale Williams, Cincinnati and Ed Stratton, New York
Walks - 13, Lon Knight, Philadelphia Athletics
Strikeouts - 22, J. O'Neill, Chicago White Stockings

Suspicious-Sounding, Possibly Un-American Statistics

On-Base Percentage - .479, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
Slugging Percentage - .700, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
Extra Base Hits - 11, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
Total Bases - 49, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues

Earned Run Average - 1.68, Lon Knight, Philadelphia Athletics
Saves - 1, 5 players tied

Certainly Demon-Inspired Statistics From the Pit of Hell

OPS - 1.179, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
RC/27 - 16.90, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
VORP (Batting) - 13.9, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues
ISO - .214, Count Gedney, Hartford Dark Blues

VORP (Pitching) - 37.8, Lon Knight, Philadelphia Athletics
H/9IP - 8.71, Lon Knight, Philadelphia Athletics
HR/9IP - 0.00, 4 players tied
BB/9IP - 0.13, George Zettlein, Hartford Dark Blues
K/9IP - 2.37, Dory Dean, Cincinnati Reds
K/BB Ratio - 8.00, Dory Dean, Cincinnati Reds
Opp. Avg. - .238, Lon Knight, Philadelphia Athletics
WHIP - 1.06, Lon Knight, Philadelphia Athletics
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