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Eckstein 4 Prez · 11-30-2008, 08:43 PM

May 21, 1882 - Sunday Base Ball Report

National League

Boston Red Caps 10-3
Cleveland Blues 8-4
Detroit Wolverines 8-4
Troy Trojans 8-5
Chicago White Stockings 5-6
Providence Grays 4-8
Worcester Ruby Legs 3-9
Buffalo Bisons 2-9

With seven wins in their last eight games, Boston has taken the early lead over Cleveland, Detroit and Troy. This week, they will take on Troy and Providence. Cleveland probably has the best chance to move up this week because they will have four games against weak Buffalo. The hapless Bisons have hit only .179 through their first 11 games.

The most significant injury note so far in the National League is Harry Stovey of Worcester, who will be out for the next 1-2 months with an abdominal injury.

The current league leaders:

Batting Average - .404, Dan Brouthers, Troy Trojans
On-Base Percentage - .467, Dan Brouthers, Troy Trojans
Slugging Percentage - .700, Harry Stovey, Worcester Ruby Legs
OPS - 1.109, Harry Stovey, Worcester Ruby Legs
Hits - 21, Cap Anson, Boston and Dan Brouthers, Troy
Doubles - 7, Jim Foran, Cleveland Blues
Triples - 6, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps
Home Runs - 3, Tom Burns, Chicago and Harry Stovey, Worcester
Extra Base Hits - 9, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps
Total Bases - 38, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps
Runs Batted In - 16, Cap Anson, Boston and Roger Connor, Troy
Runs Scored - 17, 3 players tied
Stolen Bases - 5, Tom Poorman, Buffalo Bisons
Walks - 7, 3 players tied
Strikeouts - 13, Fred Lewis, Boston Red Caps
RC/27 - 11.41, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps
ISO - .350, Harry Stovey, Worcester Ruby Legs
VORP (Batting) - 9.8, Dan Brouthers, Troy Trojans

Earned Run Average - 0.00, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays
Wins - 5, Curry Foley, Boston Red Caps
Losses - 6, Bill McGunnigle, Buffalo Bisons
Saves - 2, Jim McCormick, Cleveland and Pidgey Morgan, Troy
Innings Pitched - 63 1/3, Curry Foley, Boston Red Caps
Shutouts - 1, 3 players tied
Walks - 18, John Schappert, Cleveland Blues
Strikeouts - 31, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings
H/9IP - 3.46, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays
HR/9IP - 0.00, many players tied
BB/9IP - 0.50, Tim Keefe, Troy Trojans
K/9IP - 7.00, Tim Keefe, Troy Trojans
K/BB Ratio - 14.00, Tim Keefe, Troy Trojans
Opp. Avg. - .119, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays
WHIP - 0.62, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays
VORP (Pitching) - 16.1, John Schappert, Cleveland Blues

American Association

St. Louis Brown Stockings 7-4
Philadelphia Athletics 5-3
Louisville Eclipse 6-5
Cincinnati Red Stockings 5-4
Pittsburgh Alleghenys 4-5
Baltimore Orioles 1-7

The AA is still sorting out who its strong teams are going to be, but one thing seems perfectly clear: Baltimore will not be one of them. The Orioles have been awful in every way: bad hitting, bad pitching, bad defense.

Meanwhile, of the new young players, some standouts have emerged: all three members of Louisville's "local boy" outfield of Browning, Reccius and Wolf, Cincinnati's Bid McPhee and Charlie Comiskey of St. Louis.

The current league leaders:

Batting Average - .400, Chicken Wolf, Louisville Eclipse
On-Base Percentage - .435, Lip Pike, Cincinnati Red Stockings
Slugging Percentage - .581, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings
OPS - .981, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings
Hits - 22, Chicken Wolf, Louisville Eclipse
Doubles - 5, Lip Pike, Cincinnati Red Stockings
Triples - 3, Pete Browning, Louisville Eclipse
Home Runs - 2, Charlie Hodes, Cincinnati and John Reccius, Louisville
Extra Base Hits - 6, Dan Sullivan, Louisville Eclipse
Total Bases - 27, Dan Sullivan, Louisville Eclipse
Runs Batted In - 17, Bill Gleason, St. Louis Brown Stockings
Runs Scored - 17, Charlie Comiskey, St. Louis and Al Thake, St. Louis
Stolen Bases - 5, Charlie Comiskey, St. Louis Brown Stockings
Walks - 6, Pete Browning, Louisville Eclipse
Strikeouts - 9, Pete Browning, Louisville and Jack Manning, Pittsburgh
RC/27 - 10.09, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings
ISO - .209, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings
VORP (Batting) - 6.9, Chicken Wolf, Louisville Eclipse

Earned Run Average - 0.00, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics
Wins - 4, Bert Dorr, St. Louis Brown Stockings
Losses - 5, Terry Larkin, Baltimore Orioles
Saves - 1, 7 players tied
Innings Pitched - 43 2/3, Bert Dorr, St. Louis Brown Stockings
Shutouts - 0
Walks - 9, Harry Arundel, Cincinnati and Bobby Mathews, Cincinnati
Strikeouts - 30, Bert Dorr, St. Louis Brown Stockings
H/9IP - 5.00, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics
HR/9IP - 0.00, many players tied
BB/9IP - 0.00, Doc Landis, Philadelphia and George Zettlein, Baltimore
K/9IP - 6.94, Harry Arundel, Cincinnati Red Stockings
K/BB Ratio - can't be computed for players with 0 walks
Opp. Avg. - .143, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics
WHIP - 0.56, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics
VORP (Pitching) - 12.0, Dale Williams, Cincinnati Red Stockings

11-30-2008, 08:43 PM	#341 (permalink)
Eckstein 4 Prez Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The OC Posts: 5,527 Thanks: 21 Thanked 45x in 33 posts	May 21, 1882 - Sunday Base Ball Report National League Boston Red Caps 10-3 Cleveland Blues 8-4 Detroit Wolverines 8-4 Troy Trojans 8-5 Chicago White Stockings 5-6 Providence Grays 4-8 Worcester Ruby Legs 3-9 Buffalo Bisons 2-9 With seven wins in their last eight games, Boston has taken the early lead over Cleveland, Detroit and Troy. This week, they will take on Troy and Providence. Cleveland probably has the best chance to move up this week because they will have four games against weak Buffalo. The hapless Bisons have hit only .179 through their first 11 games. The most significant injury note so far in the National League is Harry Stovey of Worcester, who will be out for the next 1-2 months with an abdominal injury. The current league leaders: Batting Average - .404, Dan Brouthers, Troy Trojans On-Base Percentage - .467, Dan Brouthers, Troy Trojans Slugging Percentage - .700, Harry Stovey, Worcester Ruby Legs OPS - 1.109, Harry Stovey, Worcester Ruby Legs Hits - 21, Cap Anson, Boston and Dan Brouthers, Troy Doubles - 7, Jim Foran, Cleveland Blues Triples - 6, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps Home Runs - 3, Tom Burns, Chicago and Harry Stovey, Worcester Extra Base Hits - 9, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps Total Bases - 38, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps Runs Batted In - 16, Cap Anson, Boston and Roger Connor, Troy Runs Scored - 17, 3 players tied Stolen Bases - 5, Tom Poorman, Buffalo Bisons Walks - 7, 3 players tied Strikeouts - 13, Fred Lewis, Boston Red Caps RC/27 - 11.41, Cap Anson, Boston Red Caps ISO - .350, Harry Stovey, Worcester Ruby Legs VORP (Batting) - 9.8, Dan Brouthers, Troy Trojans Earned Run Average - 0.00, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays Wins - 5, Curry Foley, Boston Red Caps Losses - 6, Bill McGunnigle, Buffalo Bisons Saves - 2, Jim McCormick, Cleveland and Pidgey Morgan, Troy Innings Pitched - 63 1/3, Curry Foley, Boston Red Caps Shutouts - 1, 3 players tied Walks - 18, John Schappert, Cleveland Blues Strikeouts - 31, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings H/9IP - 3.46, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays HR/9IP - 0.00, many players tied BB/9IP - 0.50, Tim Keefe, Troy Trojans K/9IP - 7.00, Tim Keefe, Troy Trojans K/BB Ratio - 14.00, Tim Keefe, Troy Trojans Opp. Avg. - .119, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays WHIP - 0.62, Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn, Providence Grays VORP (Pitching) - 16.1, John Schappert, Cleveland Blues American Association St. Louis Brown Stockings 7-4 Philadelphia Athletics 5-3 Louisville Eclipse 6-5 Cincinnati Red Stockings 5-4 Pittsburgh Alleghenys 4-5 Baltimore Orioles 1-7 The AA is still sorting out who its strong teams are going to be, but one thing seems perfectly clear: Baltimore will not be one of them. The Orioles have been awful in every way: bad hitting, bad pitching, bad defense. Meanwhile, of the new young players, some standouts have emerged: all three members of Louisville's "local boy" outfield of Browning, Reccius and Wolf, Cincinnati's Bid McPhee and Charlie Comiskey of St. Louis. The current league leaders: Batting Average - .400, Chicken Wolf, Louisville Eclipse On-Base Percentage - .435, Lip Pike, Cincinnati Red Stockings Slugging Percentage - .581, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings OPS - .981, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings Hits - 22, Chicken Wolf, Louisville Eclipse Doubles - 5, Lip Pike, Cincinnati Red Stockings Triples - 3, Pete Browning, Louisville Eclipse Home Runs - 2, Charlie Hodes, Cincinnati and John Reccius, Louisville Extra Base Hits - 6, Dan Sullivan, Louisville Eclipse Total Bases - 27, Dan Sullivan, Louisville Eclipse Runs Batted In - 17, Bill Gleason, St. Louis Brown Stockings Runs Scored - 17, Charlie Comiskey, St. Louis and Al Thake, St. Louis Stolen Bases - 5, Charlie Comiskey, St. Louis Brown Stockings Walks - 6, Pete Browning, Louisville Eclipse Strikeouts - 9, Pete Browning, Louisville and Jack Manning, Pittsburgh RC/27 - 10.09, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings ISO - .209, Bid McPhee, Cincinnati Red Stockings VORP (Batting) - 6.9, Chicken Wolf, Louisville Eclipse Earned Run Average - 0.00, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics Wins - 4, Bert Dorr, St. Louis Brown Stockings Losses - 5, Terry Larkin, Baltimore Orioles Saves - 1, 7 players tied Innings Pitched - 43 2/3, Bert Dorr, St. Louis Brown Stockings Shutouts - 0 Walks - 9, Harry Arundel, Cincinnati and Bobby Mathews, Cincinnati Strikeouts - 30, Bert Dorr, St. Louis Brown Stockings H/9IP - 5.00, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics HR/9IP - 0.00, many players tied BB/9IP - 0.00, Doc Landis, Philadelphia and George Zettlein, Baltimore K/9IP - 6.94, Harry Arundel, Cincinnati Red Stockings K/BB Ratio - can't be computed for players with 0 walks Opp. Avg. - .143, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics WHIP - 0.56, Doc Landis, Philadelphia Athletics VORP (Pitching) - 12.0, Dale Williams, Cincinnati Red Stockings __________________ Looking for an insomnia cure? 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