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Eckstein 4 Prez · 04-03-2009, 02:56 AM

May 27, 1883 - Sunday Base Ball Report

National League

Boston Beaneaters 10-6
Chicago White Stockings 11-7
New York Gothams 9-6
Providence Grays 10-7
Cleveland Blues 9-7
Buffalo Bisons 6-8
Philadelphia Quakers 5-11
Detroit Wolverines 4-12

So far, no one team has emerged as the powerhouse of the National League. Indeed, the big surprise is a negaive one - the Detroit Wolverines, expected to challenge for the pennant, are by far the worst team in the league.

The current league leaders:

Batting Average - .397, Sadie Houck, Boston Beaneaters
On-Base Percentage - .449, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
Slugging Percentage - .580, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
OPS - 1.028, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
Hits - 29, Sadie Houck, Boston Beaneaters
Doubles - 7, Charlie Eden, Philadelphia Quakers
Triples - 7, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
Home Runs - 3, Frank Hankinson, Chicago White Stockings
Extra Base Hits - 8, 4 players tied
Total Bases - 40, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
Runs Batted In - 14, Cap Anson, Boston and Dan Brouthers, New York
Runs Scored - 17, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
Stolen Bases - 8, John Reilly, Detroit Wolverines
Walks - 17, George Gore, Chicago White Stockings
Strikeouts - 18, Bill Phillips, Cleveland Blues
RC/27 - 9.65, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters
ISO - .204, Bill Traffley, Chicago White Stockings
VORP (Batting) - 8.9, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters

Earned Run Average - 1.17, Jim Tyng, Boston Beaneaters
Wins - 7, Larry Corcoran, Chicago and Charlie Sweeney, Providence
Losses - 7, Hardie Henderson, Philadelphia Quakers
Saves - 3, George Bradley, New York Gothams
Innings Pitched - 94 2/3, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings
Shutouts - 2, Will Sawyer, Cleveland and Charlie Sweeney, Providence
Walks - 22, Will Sawyer, Cleveland and Charlie Sweeney, Providence
Strikeouts - 69, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings
H/9IP - 6.90, Charlie Buffinton, Boston Beaneaters
HR/9IP - 0.00, 8 players tied
BB/9IP - 0.45, Bobby Mitchell, New York Gothams
K/9IP - 8.08, Tim Keefe, New York Gothams
K/BB Ratio - 10.67, Bobby Mitchell, New York Gothams
Opp. Avg. - .199, Charlie Buffinton, Boston Beaneaters
WHIP - 0.95, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings
VORP (Pitching) - 23.9, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings

American Association

Baltimore Orioles 14-4
Columbus Buckeyes 14-4
St. Louis Browns 10-7
Pittsburgh Alleghenys 9-7
Philadelphia Athletics 7-11
Louisville Eclipse 5-10
New York Metropolitans 5-13
Cincinnati Red Stockings 4-12

Baltimore's hitting attack has them on top of the AA, although they share the top spot with a very surprising contender - the brand new Columbus club. While Columbus does have good pitching and defense, it seems hard to imagine that they'll maintain this lofty position for much longer.

The current league leaders:

Batting Average - .438, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
On-Base Percentage - .440, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
Slugging Percentage - .600, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
OPS - 1.040, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
Hits - 35, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
Doubles - 11, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles
Triples - 3, 3 players tied
Home Runs - 2, "Orator Jim" O'Rourke, Baltimore Orioles
Extra Base Hits - 14, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles
Total Bases - 49, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles
Runs Batted In - 30, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
Runs Scored - 26, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles
Stolen Bases - 4, Bill Greenwood, Philadelphia and Tom O'Brien, Columbus
Walks - 8, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles
Strikeouts - 21, John Morrill, Pittsburgh Alleghenys
RC/27 - 12.11, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles
ISO - .202, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles
VORP (Batting) - 12.7, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles

Earned Run Average - 1.24, John Valentine, Columbus Buckeyes
Wins - 8, Terry Larkin, Baltimore Orioles
Losses - 7, John Cassidy, New York Metropolitans
Saves - 1, many players tied
Innings Pitched - 88 2/3, Jim Egan, Columbus Buckeyes
Shutouts - 1, 3 players tied
Walks - 17, Jim Egan, Columbus Buckeyes
Strikeouts - 57, Jumbo McGinnis, St. Louis Browns
H/9IP - 6.31, Bill Wise, Baltimore Orioles
HR/9IP - 0.00, many players tied
BB/9IP - 0.37, Guy Hecker, Louisville Eclipse
K/9IP - 8.33, Mickey Welch, New York Metropolitans
K/BB Ratio - 15.00, Guy Hecker, Louisville Eclipse
Opp. Avg. - .164, Bill Wise, Baltimore Orioles
WHIP - 0.83, Bill Wise, Baltimore Orioles
VORP (Pitching) - 14.2, The Only Nolan, Cincinnati Red Stockings

04-03-2009, 02:56 AM	#409 (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 27, 1883 - Sunday Base Ball Report National League Boston Beaneaters 10-6 Chicago White Stockings 11-7 New York Gothams 9-6 Providence Grays 10-7 Cleveland Blues 9-7 Buffalo Bisons 6-8 Philadelphia Quakers 5-11 Detroit Wolverines 4-12 So far, no one team has emerged as the powerhouse of the National League. Indeed, the big surprise is a negaive one - the Detroit Wolverines, expected to challenge for the pennant, are by far the worst team in the league. The current league leaders: Batting Average - .397, Sadie Houck, Boston Beaneaters On-Base Percentage - .449, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters Slugging Percentage - .580, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters OPS - 1.028, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters Hits - 29, Sadie Houck, Boston Beaneaters Doubles - 7, Charlie Eden, Philadelphia Quakers Triples - 7, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters Home Runs - 3, Frank Hankinson, Chicago White Stockings Extra Base Hits - 8, 4 players tied Total Bases - 40, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters Runs Batted In - 14, Cap Anson, Boston and Dan Brouthers, New York Runs Scored - 17, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters Stolen Bases - 8, John Reilly, Detroit Wolverines Walks - 17, George Gore, Chicago White Stockings Strikeouts - 18, Bill Phillips, Cleveland Blues RC/27 - 9.65, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters ISO - .204, Bill Traffley, Chicago White Stockings VORP (Batting) - 8.9, Cap Anson, Boston Beaneaters Earned Run Average - 1.17, Jim Tyng, Boston Beaneaters Wins - 7, Larry Corcoran, Chicago and Charlie Sweeney, Providence Losses - 7, Hardie Henderson, Philadelphia Quakers Saves - 3, George Bradley, New York Gothams Innings Pitched - 94 2/3, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings Shutouts - 2, Will Sawyer, Cleveland and Charlie Sweeney, Providence Walks - 22, Will Sawyer, Cleveland and Charlie Sweeney, Providence Strikeouts - 69, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings H/9IP - 6.90, Charlie Buffinton, Boston Beaneaters HR/9IP - 0.00, 8 players tied BB/9IP - 0.45, Bobby Mitchell, New York Gothams K/9IP - 8.08, Tim Keefe, New York Gothams K/BB Ratio - 10.67, Bobby Mitchell, New York Gothams Opp. Avg. - .199, Charlie Buffinton, Boston Beaneaters WHIP - 0.95, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings VORP (Pitching) - 23.9, Larry Corcoran, Chicago White Stockings American Association Baltimore Orioles 14-4 Columbus Buckeyes 14-4 St. Louis Browns 10-7 Pittsburgh Alleghenys 9-7 Philadelphia Athletics 7-11 Louisville Eclipse 5-10 New York Metropolitans 5-13 Cincinnati Red Stockings 4-12 Baltimore's hitting attack has them on top of the AA, although they share the top spot with a very surprising contender - the brand new Columbus club. While Columbus does have good pitching and defense, it seems hard to imagine that they'll maintain this lofty position for much longer. The current league leaders: Batting Average - .438, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles On-Base Percentage - .440, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles Slugging Percentage - .600, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles OPS - 1.040, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles Hits - 35, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles Doubles - 11, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles Triples - 3, 3 players tied Home Runs - 2, "Orator Jim" O'Rourke, Baltimore Orioles Extra Base Hits - 14, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles Total Bases - 49, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles Runs Batted In - 30, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles Runs Scored - 26, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles Stolen Bases - 4, Bill Greenwood, Philadelphia and Tom O'Brien, Columbus Walks - 8, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles Strikeouts - 21, John Morrill, Pittsburgh Alleghenys RC/27 - 12.11, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles ISO - .202, Ed Whiting, Baltimore Orioles VORP (Batting) - 12.7, Jerry McCormick, Baltimore Orioles Earned Run Average - 1.24, John Valentine, Columbus Buckeyes Wins - 8, Terry Larkin, Baltimore Orioles Losses - 7, John Cassidy, New York Metropolitans Saves - 1, many players tied Innings Pitched - 88 2/3, Jim Egan, Columbus Buckeyes Shutouts - 1, 3 players tied Walks - 17, Jim Egan, Columbus Buckeyes Strikeouts - 57, Jumbo McGinnis, St. Louis Browns H/9IP - 6.31, Bill Wise, Baltimore Orioles HR/9IP - 0.00, many players tied BB/9IP - 0.37, Guy Hecker, Louisville Eclipse K/9IP - 8.33, Mickey Welch, New York Metropolitans K/BB Ratio - 15.00, Guy Hecker, Louisville Eclipse Opp. Avg. - .164, Bill Wise, Baltimore Orioles WHIP - 0.83, Bill Wise, Baltimore Orioles VORP (Pitching) - 14.2, The Only Nolan, Cincinnati Red Stockings __________________ Looking for an insomnia cure? Check out The Olde Tyme Base Ball Simulator! Last edited by Eckstein 4 Prez; 04-14-2009 at 11:41 PM.