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1951 - MLB Year In Review
In the American League, the defending world champs, the Chicago White Sox, took the early lead but by Independence Day, the league tightened to where the last place Red Sox were only 6 games behind. Cleveland took the lead briefly for one month before the Philadelphia Athletics took over on Labor Day with the Indians in hot persuit. With only 10 games to go, the Athletics held a 1 game lead over Cleveland and 2 over Detroit. It wasn't until there were only two games left when Detroit was eliminated leaving only the Indians. Philadelphia ended up clinching the AL pennant on the last day of the season. The Athletics were led by the league's MVP, Gil Hodges (.291-44-99) and Dizzy Trout (17-14, 134 strikeouts). The Cleveland Indians finished in second place, 1 game behind, and were led at the plate by Clyde Kluttz (.297-4-60) and Mickey Mantle (.275-20-96) and on the mound by Bob Rush (18-12, 2.49 era), the AL's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner. The Detroit Tigers, thanks to the hitting of Ferris Fain (.305-5-48-5) and the pitching of Steve Gerkin (18 wins, 3.44 ERA), ended in third place, only 2 games behind the winning Athletics.
In the senior circuit, the St.Louis Cardinals took the lead and were up by 2.5 games over the Boston Braves and 3 games over the Pittsburgh Pirates as the league entered Labor Day. With a week and a half to go, the Pirates had overtaken the Cardinals and ended up clinching the NL pennant on the next-to-last day of the season. Pittsburgh was led by the bats of Sid Gordon (.325-25-80), Ralph Kiner (.269-39-114) and Minnie Minoso (.297-12-70, 49 sb) and on the mound by rookie Max Surkont (12 wins, 2.28 ERA) and Fred Hutchinson (NL leading 21 wins). The St.Louis Cardinals ended up finishing in second place, 2 games behind, and were led by the bats of Ted Kluszewski (.289-22-87), Gil McDougald (.293-28-83), Joe DiMaggio (.268-25-70) and the league's batting champion, Johnny Pesky (.340). The Boston Braves finished in third place, 10 games behind the Pirates, thanks to the pitching of rookie Harvey Haddix (19 wins, 3.10 ERA), who won both the NL's Rookie of the Year Award and the league's Outstanding Pitcher Award. The Pirates were awarded home field advantage based on their record and they won both games in Forbes Field before heading to Shibe Park. The Athletics came back to even the series at two games apiece before Pittsburgh won game #5, 7-5, to take a 3 games to 2 advantage. With the score tied, 1-1, in the 8th inning, the Pirates exploded for 3 runs and held on to take game #6, 4-1, and the world's championship. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Philadelphia 82 72 .532 -- Pittsburgh 91 63 .591 -- Cleveland 81 73 .526 1 St.Louis 89 65 .578 2 Detroit 80 74 .519 2 Boston 81 73 .526 10 Washington 78 76 .506 4 Brooklyn 79 75 .513 12 St.Louis 77 77 .500 5 New York 78 76 .506 13 New York 76 78 .494 6 Philadelphia 73 81 .474 18 Boston 72 82 .468 10 Cincinnati 66 88 .429 25 Chicago 70 84 .455 12 Chicago 59 95 .383 32 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG E.Robinson,CHI .330 Y.Berra,PHI .327 W.Cooper,WAS .309 S.Gordon,PIT .325 F.Fain,DET .305 B.Stewart,BRO .315 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR G.Hodges,PHI 44 R.Kiner,PIT 39 E.Mathews,BOS 39 Y.Berra,PHI 37 T.Brown,NY 31 T.Williams,BRO 32 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI E.Mathews,BOS 120 R.Kiner,PIT 114 A.Rosen,WAS 108 A.Pafko,BRO 101 T.Brown,NY 103 R.Campanella,NY 99 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS G.Hodges,PHI 96 M.Minoso,PIT 110 E.Mathews,BOS 95 R.Kiner,PIT 109 H.Sauer,NY 86 R.Jackson,BRO 100 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB P.Rizzuto,CLE 33 M.Minoso,PIT 49 S.Jethroe,CLE 30 J.Jensen,NY 36 E.Valo,BOS 25 R.Ashburn,BOS 27 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA B.Rush,CLE 2.49 M.Surkont,PIT 2.28 M.Garcia,WAS 2.94 S.Overmire,BOS 2.87 L.Ciola,CLE 3.07 H.Haddix,BOS 3.10 Wins W Wins W M.Garcia,WAS 19 F.Hutchinson,PIT 21 L.Jansen,BOS 19 R.Meyer,STL 20 S.Gerkin,DET 18 H.Haddix,BOS 19 Saves SV Saves SV E.Jones,PHI 17 R.Adams,STL 17 J.Antonelli,NY 16 E.Yuhas,BOS 16 J.Orrell,CLE 16 H.Hudson,PIT 11 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO E.Blackwell,CHI 187 H.Haddix,BOS 214 E.Wynn,WAS 180 D.Newcombe,BOS 199 W.Ford,NY 176 M.McDermott,STL 189 1951 World Series Game #1 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 - 3 5 0 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 x - 4 10 2 M.Lanier and R.Lamanno M.Kennedy, J.Suchecki (8) and R.Walker WP - M.Kennedy (1-0) LP - M.Lanier (0-1) SV - J.Suchecki (1) HR - PIT: S.Chapman (1) Game #2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 3 0 - 8 12 1 Pittsburgh 1 0 1 2 0 5 0 2 x - 11 13 1 E.Smith, S.Ullrich (6), R.Negray (8) and G.Hodges A.Widmar, W.Holborow (7), J.Suchecki (8) and R.Walker WP - A.Widmar (1-0) LP - E.Smith (0-1) SV - J.Suchecki (2) HR - PHI: S.Robertson (1), H.Evers (1), G.Bell (1), D.Rhodes (1) PIT: S.Gordon 2 (2), M.Minoso (1), J.Adcock 2 (2) Game #3 Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 6 2 Philadelphia (A) 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 1 x - 6 11 1 F.Hutchinson and A.Robinson D.Trout, E.Jones (9) and G.Hodges WP - D.Trout (1-0) LP - F.Hutchinson (0-1) HR - PHI: D.Rhodes (2) Game #4 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 15 0 Philadelphia (A) 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 4 11 1 B.Wight, H.Hudson (10), J.Suchecki (12) and A.Robinson, R.Walker (9) K.Drews, R.Negray (8), E.Jones (12) and R.Lamanno WP - E.Jones (1-0) LP - J.Suchecki (0-1) HR - PIT: J.Gordon (1) Game #5 Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 - 7 15 0 Philadelphia (A) 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 - 5 8 1 M.Kennedy, R.Herbert (8) and R.Walker M.Lanier, S.Ullrich (7) and R.Lamanno WP - M.Kennedy (2-0) LP - M.Lanier (0-2) HR - PIT: M.Kennedy (1) PHI: M.Lanier (1), E.Basinski (1) Game #6 Philadelphia (A) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 8 3 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 x - 4 6 0 E.Smith, R.Negray (8) and G.Hodges A.Widmar, J.Suchecki (8) and R.Walker WP - J.Suchecki (1-1) LP - R.Negray (0-1) HR - PHI: b.Howerton (1) PIT: S.Gordon (3), M.Minoso (2) Code:
Philadelphia Phillies Leaders Year: 1951 Batting Average .327 Y.Berra .283 E.Torgeson .256 D.Murtaugh .254 G.Woodling Home Runs 37 Y.Berra 28 E.Torgeson 15 G.Woodling 12 D.Lenhardt 10 W.Westlake Runs Batted In 94 Y.Berra 81 E.Torgeson 50 W.Westlake 49 G.Woodling 39 T.Holmes Runs Scored 92 E.Torgeson 87 Y.Berra 62 G.Woodling 50 W.Westlake 46 D.Murtaugh Stolen Bases 18 E.Torgeson 8 Y.Berra 4 R.Sullivan 3 J.Grant 2 D.Lenhardt Wins 16 R.Roberts 13 N.Garver 13 B.Lemon 11 C.Simmons 6 B.Henry Saves 5 H.Perkowski 4 G.Elliott 3 C.Simmons 2 N.Garver 1 C.Lambert Earned Run Average 3.31 R.Roberts 3.98 N.Garver 4.00 B.Lemon 4.73 B.Henry Strikeouts 155 R.Roberts 114 N.Garver 103 B.Lemon 100 B.Henry 73 C.Simmons |
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04-01-2009, 11:29 PM
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All Star Reserve
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AL Most Valuable Player
Gil Hodges, Philadelphia (A) 138 g, 485 ab, 96 r, 141 h, 15 2b, 7 3b, 44 hr, 99 rbi, 302 tb, 55 bb, 78 k, 5 sb, 3 cs, .291 avg, .359 obp, .623 slg NL Most Valuable Player Yogi Berra, Philadelphia (N) 137 g, 542 ab, 87 r, 177 h, 19 2b, 8 3b, 37 hr, 94 rbi, 323 tb, 49 bb, 16 k, 8 sb, 3 cs, .327 avg, .385 obp, .596 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Bob Rush, Cleveland 18-12, 0 sv, 2.49 era, 37 g, 37 gs, 278.1 ip, 210 ha, 97 r, 77 er, 3 hr, 88 bb, 173 k, 1.07 whip, .206 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Harvey Haddix, Boston (N) 19-13, 0 sv, 3.10 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 290.1 ip, 257 ha, 113 r, 100 er, 35 hr, 82 bb, 214 k, 1.17 whip, .235 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Eddie Mathews, Boston (A) 127 g, 475 ab, 95 r, 137 h, 31 2b, 6 3b, 39 hr, 120 rbi, 297 tb, 65 bb, 65 k, 5 sb, 6 cs, .288 avg, .368 obp, .625 slg NL Rookie of the Year Harvey Haddix, Boston (N) 19-13, 0 sv, 3.10 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 290.1 ip, 257 ha, 113 r, 100 er, 35 hr, 82 bb, 214 k, 1.17 whip, .235 oavg Milestones & Achievements 5/27 - Bob Porterfield throws perfect game. This is the first no-no pitched this season and the 27th in history. This is also the second perfect game pitched in history. 6/26 - Duke Snider collects cycle. This is the first time this season that the cycle has been struck and the 96th time in history. 7/29 - Mel Harder throws no-hitter. This is the second time that a no-no was hurled and the 28th time in history. 8/26 - Curt Simmons throws no-hitter. This is the third time that a no-no was thrown and the 29th in history. Trades 4/22 - Philadelphia (A) gets cf Johnny Hopp (34 yrs old, .279-6-52-10), Washington gets cf Stan Spence (36 yrs old, .216-14-40-3) and 1b Bernie Creger (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 5/17 - New York (A) gets p Ernie Johnson (26 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Pittsburgh gets c Aaron Robinson (35 yrs old, .194-15-38-5) 6/10 - New York (N) gets p Jack Kramer (33 yrs old, 4-3, 7 sv, 4.73 era, 66.2 ip, 26 k), Washington gets rf Tommy Henrich (38 yrs old, .239-4-25-1) 6/10 - Boston (A) gets p Mel Harder (41 yrs old, 15-17, 4.18 era, 254.0 ip, 34 k), Philadelphia (A) gets 2b Eddie Basinski (28 yrs old, .234-10-43-0) 6/11 - Pittsburgh gets p Monte Kennedy (29 yrs old, 11-10, 3 sv, 3.88 era, 167.0 ip, 83 k), New York (N) gets 1b Dale Long (25 yrs old, .193-1-14-0) and c Steve Lembo (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 7/08 - Cleveland gets p Hal Newhouser (30 yrs old, 11-21, 2 sv, 3.95 era, 248.1 ip, 109 k), Boston (A) gets ss Pee Wee Reese (32 yrs old, .232-2-33-15) 7/14 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Johnny Sain (33 yrs old, 10-8, 3 sv, 4.87 era, 179.1 ip, 64 k), New York (N) gets 3b Hank Majeski (34 yrs old, .252-3-35-0) and ss Bud Thomas (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 7/18 - Boston (A) gets p Larry Jansen (31 yrs old, 19-16, 4.33 era, 268.0 ip, 152 k), Cleveland gets 3b Buddy Lewis (34 yrs old, .265-2-30-4) 7/21 - St.Louis (N) gets p Cal McLish (25 yrs old, 4-3, 4 sv, 3.21 era, 126.0 ip, 49 k) and ss Dick Smith (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cincinnati gets lf Johnny Wyrostek (32 yrs old, .311-3-43-1) 7/21 - St.Louis (N) gets p Les Mueller (32 yrs old, 16-12, 3.93 era, 249.1 ip, 90 k) and c Jim Lemon (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Detroit gets cf Dom DiMaggio (34 yrs old, .259-7-49-4) 7/24 - Boston (N) gets rf Clyde Vollmer (29 yrs old, .231-20-58-2), Detroit gets 2b Tommy Glaviano (27 yrs old, .221-10-52-4) and p Bill MacDonald (22 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) 7/24 - Brooklyn gets p Lou Kretlow (30 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Washington gets ss Buddy Kerr (28 yrs old, .223-1-10-2) 7/25 - Cincinnati gets p Lefty West (35 yrs old, 6-5, 9 sv, 3.24 era, 58.1 ip, 31 k), Pittsburgh gets 3b Billy Cox (31 yrs old, .265-4-24-2) 7/27 - Cleveland gets p Ross Grimsley (29 yrs old, 0-0, 1 sv, 0.00 era, 1.2 ip, 0 k), Philadelphia (A) gets 2b Joe Wood (31 yrs old, .289-3-24-0) 7/27 - Boston (A) gets p Bill Bevens (34 yrs old, 13-10, 3.20 era, 213.2 ip, 99 k), Pittsburgh gets ss Billy DeMars (25 yrs old, .301-6-18,1) 7/29 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Stan Ferens (36 yrs old, 5-4, 2 sv, 3.28 era, 118.0 ip, 36 k), Washington gets lf Hank Bauer (28 yrs old, .281-5-37-0) 7/30 - St.Louis (A) gets p Ray Scarborough (34 yrs old, 11-7, 2 sv, 3.56 era, 151.2 ip, 64 k), New York (N) gets 1b Ben Taylor (27 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) MLB Records Set or Tied There were no records set or tied in the AL or NL Major Free Agents Sid Hudson, sp Dave Koslo, sp Virgil Trucks, sp Joe Garagiola, c Johnny Mize, 1b Johnny Wyrostek, 2b Joe Gordon, 2b Jimmy Grant, 2b Lou Boudreau, 3b Tommy Brown, ss Bob Elliott, lf Bill Nicholson, rf |
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04-01-2009, 11:30 PM
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All Star Reserve
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Followed Players
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Richie Ashburn
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1947 Boston (N) 138 570 70 160 12 6 2 43 190 55 35 27 12 .281 .341 .333
1948 Boston (N) 75 204 31 61 6 6 2 30 85 23 10 10 8 .299 .364 .417
1949 Boston (N) 121 232 37 68 10 2 1 26 85 29 14 5 0 .293 .369 .366
1950 Boston (N) 135 480 69 117 15 7 1 41 149 43 33 19 10 .244 .306 .310
1951 Boston (N) 148 436 60 135 23 5 3 51 177 46 16 27 9 .310 .372 .406
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5 seasons 617 1922 267 541 66 26 9 191 686 196 108 88 39 .281 .345 .357
Joe Dimaggio
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1935 Boston (A) 118 513 95 155 28 4 28 96 275 20 35 0 3 .302 .330 .536
1936 Boston (A) 130 560 117 184 42 4 31 123 327 41 40 4 3 .329 .371 .584
1937 Boston (A) 118 470 87 151 27 4 25 102 261 52 37 2 0 .321 .389 .555
1938 Boston (A) 128 521 90 152 19 8 20 99 247 47 24 10 5 .292 .348 .474
1939 Boston (A) 54 228 43 68 10 2 8 49 106 19 9 2 1 .298 .350 .465
1940 Boston (A) 141 541 118 201 38 9 34 128 359 95 24 2 1 .372 .464 .664
1941 Boston (A) 93 371 69 123 26 5 14 74 201 45 21 4 1 .332 .400 .542
1942 St.Louis (N) 91 377 70 122 28 2 15 59 199 30 22 5 1 .324 .371 .528
1943 St.Louis (N) 94 375 50 103 18 3 10 63 157 33 37 3 0 .275 .332 .419
1944 St.Louis (N) 147 571 84 160 36 6 17 89 259 59 57 1 1 .280 .346 .454
1945 St.Louis (N) 104 401 65 107 13 3 20 86 186 54 22 1 0 .267 .350 .464
1946 St.Louis (N) 149 605 70 152 22 5 25 102 259 47 46 2 1 .251 .304 .428
1947 St.Louis (N) DNP - Injured
1948 St.Louis (N) 142 577 116 196 30 7 30 113 330 77 25 2 1 .340 .413 .572
1949 St.Louis (N) 97 382 75 124 20 3 18 66 204 46 33 0 1 .325 .401 .534
1950 St.Louis (N) 133 522 85 146 25 9 23 97 258 69 43 2 1 .280 .365 .494
1951 St.Louis (N) 151 578 90 155 39 6 25 70 281 62 52 4 2 .268 .344 .486
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16 seasons 1890 7592 1324 2299 421 80 343 1416 3909 796 527 44 22 .303 .368 .515
Mickey Mantle
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Cleveland 138 496 84 132 21 6 13 62 204 63 99 10 6 .266 .347 .411
1951 Cleveland 152 557 84 153 21 7 20 96 248 57 115 11 7 .275 .340 .445
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2 seasons 290 1053 168 285 42 13 33 158 452 120 214 21 13 .271 .343 .429
Willie Mays
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Detroit 131 535 96 164 32 10 22 96 282 50 74 12 4 .307 .363 .527
1951 Detroit 106 317 30 86 14 3 7 26 127 23 57 5 3 .271 .319 .401
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2 seasons 237 852 126 250 46 13 29 122 409 73 131 17 7 .293 .347 .480
Stan Musial
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1941 Chicago (A) 142 564 94 174 34 11 16 91 278 89 23 19 4 .309 .399 .493
1942 Chicago (A) 145 555 87 193 42 9 5 72 268 77 24 15 7 .348 .423 .483
1943 Chicago (A) 92 358 61 122 23 5 6 47 173 56 23 11 3 .341 .428 .483
1944 Chicago (A) 113 434 76 140 22 10 7 71 203 65 25 10 2 .323 .411 .468
1945 Chicago (A) 135 542 83 195 37 7 13 71 285 62 25 8 6 .360 .429 .526
1946 Chicago (A) 143 564 104 187 32 7 20 81 293 84 28 21 4 .332 .419 .520
1947 Chicago (A) 128 510 103 192 29 3 29 102 314 72 22 3 1 .376 .450 .616
1948 Chicago (A) 149 598 110 209 37 5 34 119 358 76 37 6 3 .349 .422 .599
1949 Chicago (A) 117 452 79 154 33 3 20 69 253 60 27 1 0 .341 .421 .560
1950 Chicago (A) 137 562 116 188 31 7 25 112 308 72 34 6 4 .335 .409 .548
1951 Chicago (A) DNP - Injury
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10 seasons 1301 5139 913 1754 320 67 175 835 2733 713 268 100 34 .341 .421 .532
Robin Roberts
Year Team W L SV ERA G GS IP HA R ER BB K WHIP OAVG
1947 Philadelphia (N) 3 6 0 3.99 13 13 97.0 90 52 43 41 57 1.35 .247
1948 Philadelphia (N) 12 20 0 4.69 36 36 278.1 306 174 145 114 159 1.51 .278
1949 Philadelphia (N) 15 12 0 4.27 32 32 265.1 258 143 126 101 133 1.35 .256
1950 Philadelphia (N) 17 15 0 3.80 35 35 279.2 285 141 118 90 156 1.34 .264
1951 Philadelphia (N) 16 16 0 3.31 39 39 298.2 322 128 110 47 155 1.24 .272
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5 seasons 63 69 0 4.00 155 155 1219.0 1261 638 542 393 660 1.36 .266
Duke Snider
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1946 Boston (N) 82 209 32 59 7 4 2 33 80 32 27 5 2 .282 .374 .383
1947 Boston (N) 78 92 15 33 5 0 1 9 41 6 9 0 0 .359 .398 .446
1948 Boston (N) 133 535 90 138 25 9 21 93 244 54 87 7 5 .258 .331 .456
1949 Boston (N) 134 522 93 171 23 7 27 95 289 56 63 25 5 .328 .391 .554
1950 Boston (N) 134 530 83 145 27 7 22 82 252 51 84 17 8 .274 .334 .475
1951 Boston (N) 149 571 82 163 33 5 20 81 266 54 91 17 2 .285 .348 .466
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6 seasons 710 2459 395 709 120 32 93 393 1172 253 361 71 22 .288 .354 .477
Ted Williams
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1938 Boston (A) 143 531 119 186 31 10 29 120 324 107 52 7 3 .350 .454 .610
1939 Boston (A) 144 561 119 204 38 7 24 103 328 111 64 10 3 .364 .465 .585
1940 Boston (A) 141 498 105 170 24 6 33 115 305 118 50 12 3 .341 .460 .612
1941 Boston (A) 145 528 125 195 32 0 26 96 305 141 41 5 1 .369 .502 .578
1942 Boston (A) 145 494 142 185 23 4 45 121 351 162 27 16 1 .374 .529 .711
1943 Boston (A) 135 472 136 173 32 3 41 119 334 137 50 12 5 .367 .507 .708
1944 Boston (A) 106 371 87 139 25 3 25 74 245 109 25 1 2 .375 .514 .660
1945 Brooklyn 126 451 114 166 33 3 39 97 322 125 16 4 4 .368 .505 .714
1946 Brooklyn 148 510 127 157 34 10 43 115 340 163 57 4 1 .308 .476 .667
1947 Brooklyn 113 386 106 137 26 1 34 100 267 141 34 4 4 .355 .528 .692
1948 Brooklyn 115 410 119 151 25 5 37 92 297 116 26 11 2 .368 .509 .724
1949 Brooklyn 145 530 119 178 31 4 41 124 340 130 54 5 0 .336 .463 .642
1950 Brooklyn 144 539 119 179 19 6 37 103 321 119 51 2 4 .332 .451 .596
1951 Brooklyn 126 464 88 131 21 1 32 88 250 95 41 6 2 .282 .400 .539
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14 seasons 1876 6745 1625 2351 394 63 486 1467 4329 1774 588 99 35 .349 .482 .642
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All Star Reserve
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1951-52 Winter
Announcements
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Free Agency Major Free Agents Sid Hudson,sp - Unsigned Dave Koslo,sp - Signed a 3-year, $700,300 contract with Boston (A) Virgil Trucks,sp - Signed a 3-year, $393,489 contract with Cincinnati Joe Garagiola,c - Signed a 3-year, $1,600,930 contract with New York (A) Johnny Mize,1b - Signed a 2-year, $1,082,980 contract with Pittsburgh Johnny Wyrostek,2b - Signed a 4-year, $885,040 contract with Brooklyn Joe Gordon,2b - Unsigned Jimmy Grant,2b - Signed a 3-year, $357,600 contract with Philadelphia (N) Lou Boudreau,3b - Signed a 2-year, $621,000 contract with Washington Tommy Brown,ss - Signed a 3-year, $367,053 contract with Chicago (A) Bob Elliott,lf - Signed a 2-year, $1,045,040 contract with New York (N) Bill Nicholson,rf - Signed a 3-year, $997,800 contract with Boston (A) Winter Trades 10/11 - Brooklyn gets 2b Billy Goodman (25 yrs old, .300-0-45-10), New York (A) gets 3b Willie Jones (26 yrs old, .222-17-71-5) 10/11 - St.Louis (N) gets lf Don Lenhardt (29 yrs old, .249-12-34-2), Philadelphia (N) gets rf Jack Graham (34 yrs old, .275-8-47-0) 10/11 - Cleveland gets lf Dale Mitchell (30 yrs old, .331-7-36-8), Brooklyn gets cf Sam Jethroe (33 yrs old, .264-10-55-30) and lf Karl Olson (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/11 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Dale Mattewson (28 yrs old, 2-4, 8 sv, 4.61 era, 52.2 ip, 18 k) and rf Brandy Davis (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cincinnati gets 1b Luke Easter (36 yrs old, .297-23-69,1) and 1b Tony Bartirome (19 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/11 - Cincinnati gets p Jesse Flores (36 yrs old, 1-2, 1 sv, 4.82 era, 37.1 ip, 16 k), New York (N) gets 1b Dee Fondy (26 yrs old, .251-1-13-2) and 1b Tony Bartirome (19 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/11 - Brooklyn gets p Dutch Dietz (39 yrs old, 7-3, 1 sv, 4.65 era, 81.1 ip, 24 k) and rf Bob Thorpe (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston (A) gets lf Bud Stewart (35 yrs old, .315-8-50-3) 10/13 - Washington gets 1b Eddie Waitkus (32 yrs old, .309-0-13-0), Boston (N) gets lf Stan Spence (36 yrs old, .216-14-40-3) 10/15 - Cleveland gets ss Floyd Baker (35 yrs old, .318-0-24-2), New York (A) gets cf Jim Rivera (29 yrs old, .285-6-51-16) 11/02 - Boston (N) gets p Hal Schacker (26 yrs old, 0-0, 6.00 era, 9.0 ip, 3 k), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Jack Merson (29 yrs old, .233-0-6-0) and p Len Matarazzo (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/02 - Cincinnati gets p Hank Behrman (30 yrs old, 1-0, 0.00 era, 6.0 ip, 1 k), New York (N) gets cf Johnny Groth (25 yrs old, .239-2-26-0) 11/13 St.Louis (N) gets lf Sid Gordon (34 yrs old, .325-25-80-0), Pittsburgh gets ss Johnny Pesky (32 yrs old, .340-1-31-4) 11/22 - Cleveland gets cf Lloyd Merriman (27 yrs old, .269-0-5-0) and c Ray Katt (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Mike Goliat (26 yrs old, .263-8-40-1) and lf Pete Whisenant (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/23 - Detroit gets p Max Surkont (29 yrs old, 12-5, 2.28 era, 205.0 ip, 99 k), Pittsburgh gets 2b Jerry Priddy (32 yrs old, .261-9-69-2) 11/24 - Cleveland gets p Dick Bokelmann (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) and p Bob Friend (21 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Chicago (N) gets ss Dick Cole (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/25 - Detroit gets p Jim Goodwin (25 yrs old, 1-0, 0.00 era, 5.0 ip, 4 k), Washington gets ss Jake Caulfield (34 yrs old, .240-3-26-0) 11/25 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Forrest Thompson (33 yrs old, 2-1, 1 sv, 2.63 era, 27.1 ip, 12 k), Washington gets 1b Roy Sievers (25 yrs old, .245-4-17-1) 12/17 - St.Louis (A) gets ss Eddie Basinski (29 yrs old, .234-10-43-0) and ss Billy Klaus (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Philadelphia (A) gets 3b Bill Serena (27 yrs old, .271-18-73-0) and cf Jake Crawford (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/22 - New York (A) gets p Ralph Brickner (26 yrs old, 5-6, 10 sv, 4.60 era, 62.2 ip, 24 K), Boston (A) gets 2b Red Borom (35 yrs old, .303-1-9-0) Major Retirements 3b Frenchy Bordagaray, age 41 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1944 when he batted .313 with 3 homers, 45 RBIs and 0 sb in 107 games. .276 avg, 1519 g, 4251 ab, 602 r, 1173 h, 27 hr, 412 rbi, 167 sb, .366 slg sp Nels Potter, age 40 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1945 when he compiled a 21-14 record with a 3.51 ERA and 107 k in 284.2 innings. 4.19 era, 103-104, 362 g, 1702.0 ip, 755 k, 683 bb, 43 sv c Birdie Tebbetts, age 38 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1941 when he batted .292 with 6 Hrs, 67 RBIs and 2 sb in 130 games. .262 avg, 1032 g, 3010 ab, 314 r, 789 h, 23 hr, 348 rbi, 9 sb, .344 slg 1b Dom Dallessandro, age 38 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1943 when he batted .298 with 8 HR, 71 RBI and 1 sb in 133 games. .272 avg, 1270 g, 3291 ab, 488 r, 896 h, 43 hr, .432 rbi, 23 sb, .387 slg 1b Dan Lang, age 36 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1945 when he batted .290 with 8 HRs, 44 RBIs and 3 sb in 138 games. .240 avg, 1232 g, 3498 ab, 407 r, 839 h, 45 hr, 366 rbi, 13 sb, .340 slg lf Charlie Keller, age 35 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1942 when he batted .314 with 35 HRs, 109 RBIs and 42 sb in 145 games. .280 avg, 1671 g, 5799 ab, 1113 r, 1622 h, 294 hr, 1078 rbi, 144 sb, .489 slg mr Harry Eisenstat, age 36 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1941 when he compiled an 11-3 record with 17 saves, a 1.89 era and 25 strikeouts in 76.1 innings. 3.87 era, 84-102, 758 g, 1266.2 ip, 454 k, 244 bb, 180 sv 3b Dario Lodigiani, age 35 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1940 when he batted .275 with 7 HRs, 59 RBIs and 0 sb in 140 games. .253 avg, 1400 g, 3937 ab, 427 r, 998 h, 44 hr, 448 rbi, 24 sb, .348 slg rf Danny Litwhiler, age 35 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1944 when he batted .281 with 10 HRs, 57 RBIs and 3 sb in 123 games. .261 avg, 1513 g, 4935 ab, 670 r, 1286 h, 138 hr, 692 rbi, 22 sb, .403 slg CEI Retirements 3b Pete Castiglione, age 31 - 3 seasons. .243 avg, 230 g, 634 ab, 83 r, 154 h, 10 hr, 74 rbi, 4 sb, .345 slg 2b Nellie Fox, age 24 - 3 seasons. .260 avg, 236 g, 585 ab, 77 r, 152 h, 3 hr, 78 rbi, 5 sb, .342 slg First-Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Chicago (N) Dean Stone,p Bill Renna,lf Hal Erickson,p Jim Willis,p Barney Martin,p Cincinnati Frank Sullivan,p Paul Smith,1b Billy Consolo,3b Ted Kazanski,ss Don Elston,p Chicago (A) Don Liddle,p Jim Pendleton,lf Ruben Gomez,p Mike Blyzka,p Neal Watlington,c Boston (A) Don Larsen,p Harry Hanebrink,2b Al Worthington,p Milt Jordan,p Glenn Mickens,p Philadelphia (N) Bob Keegan,p Tom Umphlett,cf Bob Milliken,p Dick Rand,c Paul Foytack,p New York (A) Sonny Dixon,p Harry Elliott,lf Bob Talbot,cf Thornton Kipper,p Dick Schofield,ss St.Louis (A) Jim Gilliam,2b Jerry Lane,p Roy Face,p Hank Foiles,c Bill Harrington,p Washington Al Smith,rf Al Kaline,cf Connie Johnson,p Reno Bertoia,2b Bill Moisan,p New York (N) Ernie Banks,ss Johnny O'Brien,2b Dave Hoskins,p Bobo Holloman,p John Baumgartner,3b Brooklyn Rip Repulski,cf Johnny Podres,p Fred Baczewski,p Steve Kraly,p Bob Marquis,cf Detroit Ray Jablonski,3b Eddie O'Brien,ss Billy Hunter,ss Duke Simpson,p Frank Kellert,1b Cleveland Yo-Yo Davalillo,ss Ed Bailey,c Bob Trice,p John Romonosky,p Tom Qualters,p Boston (N) Gene Baker,2b Felipe Montemayer,cf Gus Triandos,1b Tommy Giordano,2b John Mackinson,p St.Louis (N) Jack Shepard,c Vic Janowicz,c Dave Jolly,p Bob Oldis,c Tony Roig,2b Philadelphia (A) Bill Bruton,cf Bob Miller,p Rinty Monahan,p Joey Jay,p Jim Pisoni,cf Pittsburgh Carlos Bernier,cf Bob Buhl,p Jack Faszholz,p Dick Tomanek,p Spider Wilhelm,ss Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Chicago (N) Les Peden,c Paul Schramka,lf Cincinnati Bruce Barmes,rf Art Schult,1b Chicago (A) Dick Teed,1b Eddie Phillips,1b Boston (A) Stan Palys,rf Fred Marolewski,1b Philadelphia (N) Frank Carswell,lf New York (A) George Freese,3b St.Louis (A) Joe Szekely,rf Washington Nick Koback,c New York (N) Dixie Upright,1b Brooklyn Mel Roach,2b Detroit Frank Baldwin,c Cleveland Pete Naton,c Boston (N) Grant Dunlap,rf St.Louis (N) Dick Aylward,c Philadelphia (A) Bill Antonello,lf Pittsburgh Frank Verdi,ss |
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Tough break for Nellie Fox,bummer.Over in my uni he's causing me all sorts of grief but I refuse to just give him away to somebody even though he's threatning to retire if I don't.Also how bout dem Philly boys.MVP's in both leagues.
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1952 - MLB Year In Review
In the American League, the Detroit Tigers took the early lead and led by as many as 5 1/2 games over the New York Yankees and the St.Louis Browns as summertime rolled around. As Independence Day arrived and the weather started getting hot, so did the Browns and by the trade deadline, Detroit's lead was down to 2 1/2 games with the Yankees 4 1/2 back. St.Louis overtook the Tigers and held a 1 1/2 game lead over New York and 2 games over the now third place Tigers on Labor Day. The Browns continued their surge as both New York and Detroit faultered and St.Louis clinched the AL pennant with 3 games to go. The Browns were led by slugger Vic Wertz (.276-23-91) and AL Rookie of the Year, second baseman Jim Gilliam (.273-11-78, 36 sb). The New York Yankees finished a franchise high second place, 5 games behind St.Louis. The Pinstrippers were led at the plate by the AL's MVP, Jackie Robinson (.318-17-80, 23 sb) and on the mound by Bobby Shantz (17 wins, 2.37 ERA) The Detroit Tigers limped home in third place, 8 games behind the Browns. The Bengals were led at the plate by Smoky Burgess (.314 avg, 3rd in AL) and Willie Mays (.269-21-94) and on the mound by Max Surkont, the AL's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner (21 wins, 169 strikeouts).
In the National League, 154 games weren't enough. The Brooklyn Dodgers took the lead at the beginning of July and, on Labor Day, held a 3 game lead over their arch rivals, the New York Giants. New York climbed their way to the top with just 5 games to go before the Dodgers evened things with 2 games left. Both teams won their last two games to still be deadlocked on top of the NL. The Giants went to Ebbets Field and took a 2-0 lead after 3 innings then held on to defeat Brooklyn, 2-1, to take the NL pennant. The Giants were led at the plate by Bobby Thomson (23 HRs, 95 RBIs) and on the mound by Billy Pierce (23-9, 2.10 ERA, 206 strikeouts), who was the senior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner. Brooklyn was led once again by Ted Williams (.287-34-91), the NL's MVP winner at the plate and Allie Reynolds (19 wins, 197 Ks), who threw a no-hitter on July 23rd. The Philadelphia Phillies finished in third place, 5 1/2 games behind the winning Giants, and were led at the plate by Yogi Berra (.256-22-94) and on the mound by Robin Roberts (2.80 ERA, 14 wins) and Bob Lemon (18 wins, 2.81 ERA). The World Series was anticlimatic as the Giants rode their momentum and swept the first two games at Sportsman's Park before returning to the Polo Grounds and taking games 3 and 5 to win the series 4 games to 1. Giants' catcher Roy Campanella and outfielder Bobby Thomson each hit 2 HRs during the series. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB St.Louis 92 62 .597 -- New York 88 67 .568 -- New York 87 67 .565 5 Brooklyn 87 68 .561 1 Detroit 84 70 .545 8 Philadelphia 82 72 .532 5.5 Chicago 79 75 .513 13 Cincinnati 81 73 .526 6.5 Cleveland 72 82 .468 20 Boston 76 78 .494 11.5 Philadelphia 69 85 .448 23 Pittsburgh 72 82 .468 15.5 Boston 67 87 .435 25 St.Louis 72 82 .468 15.5 Washington 66 88 .429 26 Chicago 59 95 .383 28.5 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG J.Robinson,NY .318 W.Lockman,BOS .295 B.Avila,CHI .317 B.Goodman,BRO .289 S.Burgess,DET .314 T.Williams,BRO .287 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR D.Rhodes,PHI 26 R.Kiner,PIT 39 A.Rosen,WAS 24 L.Doby,CIN 36 V.Wertz,STL 23 T.Williams,BRO 34 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI S.Musial,CHI 100 R.Kiner,PIT 111 W.Mays,DET 94 L.Doby,CIN 110 V.Wertz,STL 91 L.Easter,CIN 106 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS J.Robinson,NY 102 L.Doby,CIN 108 J.Gilliam,STL 100 J.Jensen,NY 87 M.Vernon,NY 91 M.Minoso,PIT 87 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB J.Gilliam,STL 36 J.Jensen,NY 39 P.Reese,BOS 27 D.Fondy,NY 35 B.Avila,CHI 26 M.Minoso,PIT 30 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA J.Collum,DET 2.35 C.Nichols,NY 2.08 B.Shantz,NY 2.37 B.Pierce,NY 2.10 E.Lopat,CHI 2.60 D.Stone,CHI 2.63 Wins W Wins W J.Dobson,STL 21 B.Pierce,NY 23 M.Surkont,DET 21 P.Roe,BOS 20 E.Lopat,CHI 19 A.Reynolds,BRO 19 Saves SV Saves SV J.Antonell,NY 17 B.Byerly,NY 18 B.Donovan,STL 17 E.Yuhas,BOS 17 F.Martin,WAS 17 L.West,CIN 14 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO V.Mizell,NY 198 B.Pierce,NY 206 J.Dobson,STL 170 A.Reynolds,BRO 197 M.Surkont,DET 169 H.Haddix,BOS 196 1952 World Series Game #1 New York (N) 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 4 5 2 St.Louis (A) 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 2 0 D.McCall, D.Johnson (5), H.Freeman (8), B.Byerly (9) and R.Campanella C.Dean and A.Seminick WP - D.Johnson (1-0) LP - C.Dean (0-1) SV - B.Byerly (1) HR - NY: B.Thomson (1) Game #2 New York (N) 1 0 4 1 2 1 0 2 0 - 11 16 1 St.Louis (A) 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 - 3 10 1 B.Pierce, D.Hoskins (9) and R.Campanella H.Brecheen, E.Singleton (4), J.Lane (7) and A.Seminick WP - B.Pierce (1-0) LP - H.Brecheen (0-1) HR - NY: E.Yost (1), B.Thomson 2 (3), J.Jensen (1), J.Busby (1) STL: C.Rikard (1), J.Gilliam (1) Game #3 St.Louis (A) 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 6 0 New York (N) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - 3 8 2 D.Conger, B.Donovan (9) and A.Seminick, D.Wilber (9) C.Nichols, D.Johnson (6) and R.Campanella WP - D.Johnson (2-0) LP - B.Donovan (0-1) HR - STL: A.Seminick (1) NY: R.Campanella (1) Game #4 St.Louis (A) 4 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 10 9 1 New York (N) 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 2 - 6 11 3 J.Dobson, R.Scarborough (9) and A.Seminick D.Hoskins, L.Griffeth (2), H.Freeman (5), B.Byerly (8) and R.Campanella WP - J.Dobson (1-0) LP - D.Hoskins (0-1) HR - STL: A.Seminick (2), J.Collins (1) NY: P.Mullin (1) Game #5 St.Louis (A) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 1 New York (N) 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 x - 5 8 0 C.Dean, R.Scarborough (7) and A.Seminick D.Johnson, L.Griffeth (7) and R.Campanella WP - D.Johnson (3-0) LP - C.Dean (0-2) SV - L.Griffith (1) HR - NY: R.Campanella (2) Code:
Philadelphia Phillies Leaders Year: 1952 Batting Average Earned Run Average .256 Y.Berra 2.80 R.Roberts .239 E.Torgeson 2.81 B.Lemon .231 G.Woodling 3.19 N.Garver .225 W.Westlake 3.90 C.Simmons Home Runs Wins 22 Y.Berra 18 B.Lemon 12 G.Woodling 15 N.Garver 11 E.Torgeson 14 R.Roberts 11 W.Westlake 11 C.Simmons 5 H.Edwards 7 W.Main Runs Batted In Saves 94 Y.Berra 7 W.Main 55 G.Woodling 7 F.Thompson 51 E.Torgeson 5 H.Perkowski 47 W.Westlake 3 J.Sain 42 D.Groat 1 G.Elliott Runs Scored Strikeouts 75 Y.Berra 141 C.Simmons 68 E.Torgeson 130 R.Roberts 50 W.Westlake 120 B.Lemon 43 J.Grant 100 N.Garver 43 G.Woodling 59 J.Sain Stolen Bases 11 J.Grant 4 Y.Berra 3 E.Torgeson 2 D.Groat 2 W.Westlake |
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AL MVP
Jackie Robinson, New York (A) 150 g, 591 ab, 102 r, 188 h, 34 2b, 15 3b, 17 hr, 80 rbi, 303 tb, 72 bb, 39 k, 23 sb, 8 cs, .318 avg, .399 obp, .513 slg NL MVP Ted Williams, Brooklyn 150 g, 529 ab, 79 r, 152 h, 20 2b, 2 3b, 34 hr, 91 rbi, 278 tb, 122 bb, 55 k, 0 sb, 0 cs, .287 avg, .416 obp, .526 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Max Surkont, Detroit 21-16, 0 sv, 2.77 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 302.0 ip, 266 ha, 114 r, 93 er, 19 hr, 89 bb, 169 k, 1.18 whip, .238 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Billy Pierce, New York (N) 23-9, 0 sv, 2.10 era, 37 g, 37 gs, 304.1 ip, 209 ha, 78 r, 71 er, 17 hr, 90 bb, 206 k, 0.98 whip, .191 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Award Jim Gilliam, St.Louis (A) 151 g, 620 ab, 100 r, 169 h, 33 2b, 19 3b, 11 hr, 78 rbi, 273 tb, 66 bb, 41 k, 36 sb, 29 cs, .273 avg, .341 obp, .400 slg NL Rookie of the Year Award Frank Sullivan, Cincinnati 12-9, 0 sv, 2.88 era, 26 g, 26 gs, 190.2 ip, 148 ha, 69 r, 61 er, 15 hr, 66 bb, 133 k, 1.12 whip, .212 oavg Milestones & Achievements 4/15 - Sam Jethroe rips 3 homers 5/13 - Walker Cooper drives in 1000th run 5/14 - Enos Slaughter launches 3 HRs 6/08 - Max Lanier records win #200 6/08 - Enos Slaughter reaches 2000 hits 6/08 - Ted Williams gets 1500th RBI 6/14 - Bob Feller collects 3000th strikeout 6/25 - Ted Williams booms 500th homer 7/23 - Buddy Lewis scores 1000th run 7/23 - Allie Reynolds spins no-hitter. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the 30th in history. 9/03 - HOF honors Joe Medwick (note: this is the first time that I've seen this during the season and not after the World Series) 9/26 - Ted Williams gets hit number 2500 Trades 6/26 - Pittsburgh gets p Bob Kuzava (29 yrs old, 14-11, 3.43 era, 233.2 ip, 121 k), Chicago (N) gets ss Irv Hall (33 yrs old, .242-3-15-3) 6/29 - New York (A) gets p Leo Cristante (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Pittsburgh gets c Phil Masi (36 yrs old, .266-0-13-3) 7/24 - Brooklyn gets p George Eyrich (27 yrs old, 2-2, 6 sv, 2.70 era, 36.2 ip, 14 k), Chicago (N) gets 3b Billy Johnson (33 yrs old, .225-4-33-3) and c Bill Sarni (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 7/27 - Brooklyn gets p Mack Stewart (37 yrs old, 5-4, 6 sv, 4.03 era, 60.1 ip, 20 k), Chicago (N) gets 2b Grady Hatton (29 yrs old, .240-8-36-1) 9/20 - St.Louis (N) gets p Ned Garver (26 yrs old, 15-18, 3.13 era, 256.0 ip, 104 k), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Bill Sommers (29 yrs old, .234-3-26-0) and lf Jim Lemon (24 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 9/20 - Boston (N) gets c Clint Courtney (25 yrs old, .270-0-11-0), Philadelphia (N) gets 3b Clem Koshorek (27 yrs old, .223-1-20-2) and p Ken Lehman (24 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) MLB Records Set or Tied none AL Records Set or Tied Batting Strikeouts: 133 - Mickey Mantle, Cleveland Major Free Agents Arnold Carter, sp Warren Spahn, sp Bill Donovan, cl Walker Cooper, c Eddie Robinson, 1b Whitey Lockman, 1b Granny Hamner, 2b Hank Thompson, 3b Vern Stephens, 3b Jackie Robinson, lf Dale Mitchell, lf Duke Snider, cf Enos Slaughter, rf Stan Spence, rf Vic Wertz, rf |
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Richie Ashburn
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1947 Boston (N) 138 570 70 160 12 6 2 43 190 55 35 27 12 .281 .341 .333
1948 Boston (N) 75 204 31 61 6 6 2 30 85 23 10 10 8 .299 .364 .417
1949 Boston (N) 121 232 37 68 10 2 1 26 85 29 14 5 0 .293 .369 .366
1950 Boston (N) 135 480 69 117 15 7 1 41 149 43 33 19 10 .244 .306 .310
1951 Boston (N) 148 436 60 135 23 5 3 51 177 46 16 27 9 .310 .372 .406
1952 Boston (N) 130 177 29 54 7 3 2 16 73 18 13 14 10 .305 .372 .412
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6 seasons 747 2099 296 595 73 29 11 207 759 214 121 102 49 .283 .347 .362
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Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1935 Boston (A) 118 513 95 155 28 4 28 96 275 20 35 0 3 .302 .330 .536
1936 Boston (A) 130 560 117 184 42 4 31 123 327 41 40 4 3 .329 .371 .584
1937 Boston (A) 118 470 87 151 27 4 25 102 261 52 37 2 0 .321 .389 .555
1938 Boston (A) 128 521 90 152 19 8 20 99 247 47 24 10 5 .292 .348 .474
1939 Boston (A) 54 228 43 68 10 2 8 49 106 19 9 2 1 .298 .350 .465
1940 Boston (A) 141 541 118 201 38 9 34 128 359 95 24 2 1 .372 .464 .664
1941 Boston (A) 93 371 69 123 26 5 14 74 201 45 21 4 1 .332 .400 .542
1942 St.Louis (N) 91 377 70 122 28 2 15 59 199 30 22 5 1 .324 .371 .528
1943 St.Louis (N) 94 375 50 103 18 3 10 63 157 33 37 3 0 .275 .332 .419
1944 St.Louis (N) 147 571 84 160 36 6 17 89 259 59 57 1 1 .280 .346 .454
1945 St.Louis (N) 104 401 65 107 13 3 20 86 186 54 22 1 0 .267 .350 .464
1946 St.Louis (N) 149 605 70 152 22 5 25 102 259 47 46 2 1 .251 .304 .428
1947 St.Louis (N) DNP - Injured
1948 St.Louis (N) 142 577 116 196 30 7 30 113 330 77 25 2 1 .340 .413 .572
1949 St.Louis (N) 97 382 75 124 20 3 18 66 204 46 33 0 1 .325 .401 .534
1950 St.Louis (N) 133 522 85 146 25 9 23 97 258 69 43 2 1 .280 .365 .494
1951 St.Louis (N) 151 578 90 155 39 6 25 70 281 62 52 4 2 .268 .344 .486
1952 St.Louis (N) 18 59 11 19 4 0 1 4 26 9 3 0 0 .322 .412 .441
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17 seasons 1908 7651 1335 2318 425 80 344 1420 3935 805 530 44 22 .303 .368 .514
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Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Cleveland 138 496 84 132 21 6 13 62 204 63 99 10 6 .266 .347 .411
1951 Cleveland 152 557 84 153 21 7 20 96 248 57 115 11 7 .275 .340 .445
1952 Cleveland 150 580 73 150 30 2 14 74 226 66 133 7 3 .259 .331 .390
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3 seasons 440 1633 241 435 72 15 47 232 678 186 347 28 16 .266 .339 .415
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Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Detroit 131 535 96 164 32 10 22 96 282 50 74 12 4 .307 .363 .527
1951 Detroit 106 317 30 86 14 3 7 26 127 23 57 5 3 .271 .319 .401
1952 Detroit 132 525 76 141 23 11 21 94 249 48 62 13 11 .269 .329 .474
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3 seasons 369 1377 202 391 69 24 50 216 658 121 193 30 18 .284 .340 .478
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Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1941 Chicago (A) 142 564 94 174 34 11 16 91 278 89 23 19 4 .309 .399 .493
1942 Chicago (A) 145 555 87 193 42 9 5 72 268 77 24 15 7 .348 .423 .483
1943 Chicago (A) 92 358 61 122 23 5 6 47 173 56 23 11 3 .341 .428 .483
1944 Chicago (A) 113 434 76 140 22 10 7 71 203 65 25 10 2 .323 .411 .468
1945 Chicago (A) 135 542 83 195 37 7 13 71 285 62 25 8 6 .360 .429 .526
1946 Chicago (A) 143 564 104 187 32 7 20 81 293 84 28 21 4 .332 .419 .520
1947 Chicago (A) 128 510 103 192 29 3 29 102 314 72 22 3 1 .376 .450 .616
1948 Chicago (A) 149 598 110 209 37 5 34 119 358 76 37 6 3 .349 .422 .599
1949 Chicago (A) 117 452 79 154 33 3 20 69 253 60 27 1 0 .341 .421 .560
1950 Chicago (A) 137 562 116 188 31 7 25 112 308 72 34 6 4 .335 .409 .548
1951 Chicago (A) DNP - Injury
1952 Chicago (A) 151 584 89 166 26 12 22 100 282 79 49 11 3 .284 .369 .483
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11 seasons 1452 5723 1002 1920 346 79 197 935 3015 792 317 111 37 .335 .415 .527
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Year Team W L SV ERA G GS IP HA R ER BB K WHIP OAVG
1947 Philadelphia (N) 3 6 0 3.99 13 13 97.0 90 52 43 41 57 1.35 .247
1948 Philadelphia (N) 12 20 0 4.69 36 36 278.1 306 174 145 114 159 1.51 .278
1949 Philadelphia (N) 15 12 0 4.27 32 32 265.1 258 143 126 101 133 1.35 .256
1950 Philadelphia (N) 17 15 0 3.80 35 35 279.2 285 141 118 90 156 1.34 .264
1951 Philadelphia (N) 16 16 0 3.31 39 39 298.2 322 128 110 47 155 1.24 .272
1952 Philadelphia (N) 14 10 0 2.80 26 26 205.2 188 70 64 50 130 1.16 .241
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6 seasons 77 79 0 3.83 181 181 1424.2 1449 708 606 443 790 1.33 .263
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Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1946 Boston (N) 82 209 32 59 7 4 2 33 80 32 27 5 2 .282 .374 .383
1947 Boston (N) 78 92 15 33 5 0 1 9 41 6 9 0 0 .359 .398 .446
1948 Boston (N) 133 535 90 138 25 9 21 93 244 54 87 7 5 .258 .331 .456
1949 Boston (N) 134 522 93 171 23 7 27 95 289 56 63 25 5 .328 .391 .554
1950 Boston (N) 134 530 83 145 27 7 22 82 252 51 84 17 8 .274 .334 .475
1951 Boston (N) 149 571 82 163 33 5 20 81 266 54 91 17 2 .285 .348 .466
1952 Boston (N) 152 509 67 138 17 5 14 71 207 47 82 5 8 .271 .329 .407
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7 seasons 862 2968 462 847 137 37 107 464 1379 300 443 76 30 .285 .350 .465
Ted Williams
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1938 Boston (A) 143 531 119 186 31 10 29 120 324 107 52 7 3 .350 .454 .610
1939 Boston (A) 144 561 119 204 38 7 24 103 328 111 64 10 3 .364 .465 .585
1940 Boston (A) 141 498 105 170 24 6 33 115 305 118 50 12 3 .341 .460 .612
1941 Boston (A) 145 528 125 195 32 0 26 96 305 141 41 5 1 .369 .502 .578
1942 Boston (A) 145 494 142 185 23 4 45 121 351 162 27 16 1 .374 .529 .711
1943 Boston (A) 135 472 136 173 32 3 41 119 334 137 50 12 5 .367 .507 .708
1944 Boston (A) 106 371 87 139 25 3 25 74 245 109 25 1 2 .375 .514 .660
1945 Brooklyn 126 451 114 166 33 3 39 97 322 125 16 4 4 .368 .505 .714
1946 Brooklyn 148 510 127 157 34 10 43 115 340 163 57 4 1 .308 .476 .667
1947 Brooklyn 113 386 106 137 26 1 34 100 267 141 34 4 4 .355 .528 .692
1948 Brooklyn 115 410 119 151 25 5 37 92 297 116 26 11 2 .368 .509 .724
1949 Brooklyn 145 530 119 178 31 4 41 124 340 130 54 5 0 .336 .463 .642
1950 Brooklyn 144 539 119 179 19 6 37 103 321 119 51 2 4 .332 .451 .596
1951 Brooklyn 126 464 88 131 21 1 32 88 250 95 41 6 2 .282 .400 .539
1952 Brooklyn 150 529 79 152 20 2 34 91 278 122 55 0 0 .287 .416 .526
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1952-53 Winter
Announcements
Boston (N) - The team announced that it is moving to Milwaukee. They will now be known as the Milwaukee Braves. Cincinnati - The team announced that due to the anticommunist hysteria, they are changing their nickname. They will now be known as the Cincinnati Redlegs. Philadelphia (A) & Philadelphia (N) - The teams announced that their home ballpark has been renamed. The ballpark's new name is Connie Mack Stadium. Free Agency Arnold Carter, sp - Signed a 2-yr, $408,400 contract with Brooklyn Warren Spahn, sp - Signed a 5-yr, $1,542,000 contract with Chicago (A) Bill Donovan, cl - Signed a 2-yr, $524,600 contract with Philadelphia (N) Walker Cooper, c - Signed a 2-yr, $906,000 contract with Brooklyn Eddie Robinson, 1b - Signed a 5-yr, $2,659,000 contract with Boston Whitey Lockman, 1b - Signed a 4-yr, $1,241,200 contract with Philadelphia (N) Granny Hamner, 2b - Signed a 2-yr, $104,400 contract with New York (A) Hank Thompson, 3b - Signed a 5-yr, $2,301,600 contract with Cleveland Vern Stephens, 3b - Signed a 3-yr, $486,900 contract with Pittsburgh Jackie Robinson, lf - Unsigned Dale Mitchell, lf - Signed a 4-yr, $1,860,400 contract with New York (N) Duke Snider, cf - Signed a 4-yr, $1,547,000 contract with Philadelphia (A) Enos Slaughter, rf - Signed a 3-yr, $1,135,600 contract with Detroit Stan Spence, rf - Signed a 2-yr, $916,200 contract with St.Louis (A) Vic Wertz, rf - Signed a 4-yr, $1,895,200 contract with Milwaukee Trades 10/09 - New York (A) gets 3b Danny O'Connell (25 yrs old, .268-0-19-2) and 2b Tony Roig (24 yrs old, .200-0-1-0), St.Louis (N) gets rf Al Zarilla (33 yrs old, .255-4-43-4) 10/09 - Brooklyn gets 1b Jimmy Grant (34 yrs old, .255-4-32-11), Philadelphia (N) gets cf Rip Repulski (25 yrs old, .246-9-30-2) 10/09 - St.Louis (A) gets lf Minnie Minoso (29 yrs old, .263-10-70-30), Pittsburgh gets rf Don Mueller (25 yrs old, .298-3-27-2) and 1b Tookie Gilbert (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/09 - Chicago (N) gets 1b Preston Ward (25 yrs old, .182-0-9-1), Milwaukee gets ss Dick Cole (26 yrs old, .260-0-23-0) 10/09 - Detroit gets cf Lloyd Merriman (28 yrs old, .233-0-6-0) and ss Ted Tappe (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Cleveland gets 3b Ray Jablonski (25 yrs old, .238-10-51-3) 10/09 - St.Louis (N) gets p Hal Erickson (33 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Chicago (N) gets lf Don Lenhardt (30 yrs old, .223-11-42-2) 10/09 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Harry Dorish (31 yrs old, 11-16, 1 sv, 2.99 era, 249.2 ip, 121 k), Brooklyn gets 1b Eddie Waitkus (33 yrs old, .273-1-5-1) 10/30 - New York (N) gets p Jim Hearn (31 yrs old, 6-15, 3.47 era, 158.0 ip, 58 k) and p Alex Konikowski (24 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Milwaukee gets c Sam Calderone (26 yrs old, .163-2-6-0) 11/03 - Pittsburgh gets p Ernie Johnson (28 yrs old, 14-9, 3.20 era, 216.1 ip, 129 k), New York (A) gets lf Jim Greengrass (25 yrs old, .279-9-39-3) 11/20 - Milwaukee gets p Elmer Singleton (34 yrs old, 0-1, 1 sv, 2.61 era, 31.0 ip, 13 k), St.Louis (A) gets rf Tom Wright (29 yrs old, .241-0-15-2) 11/21 - Washington gets p Ralph Brickner (27 yrs old, 0-1, 1 sv, 7.71 era, 7.0 ip, 3 k), New York (A) gets rf Harry Simpson (26 yrs old, .245-1-21-2) 11/22 - Washington gets p Karl Drews (32 yrs old, 6-9, 1 sv, 3.32 era, 154.2 ip, 67 k), Philadelphia (A) gets 2b Bobby Hofman (27 yrs old, .216-2-18-1) and lf Pete Whisenant (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 11/23 - Boston gets p Jim Willis (25 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Chicago (N) gets 2b Eddie Miksis (26 yrs old, .252-4-50-1) 11/24 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Mel Parnell (30 yrs old, 14-14, 3.18 era, 266.1 ip, 135 k), Cincinnati gets rf Hank Edwards (33 yrs old, .246-5-27-1) 12/26 - Boston gets p Mike Budnick (33 yrs old, 0-0, 4.82 era, 9.1 ip, 2 k), Chicago (N) gets 1b George Crowe (31 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 12/31 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Hal Hudson (25 yrs old, 1-2, 13 sv, 3.06 era, 35.1 ip, 21 k), Pittsburgh gets ss Clem Koshorek (27 yrs old, .223-1-20-2) and c Dick Rand (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/05 - Brooklyn gets p Ned Garver (27 yrs old, 15-18, 3.11 era, 254.1 ip, 103 k), St.Louis (N) gets c Stan Lopata (27 yrs old, .249-13-71-8) 02/05 - Boston gets p Don Liddle (27 yrs old, 6-9, 3.86 era, 137.2 ip, 67 k), Chicago (A) gets 1b Walt Dropo (30 yrs old, .188-7-15-1) and rf Stan Palys (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) Major Retirements cf Joe Medwick, age 40 - 20 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1936 when he batted .368 with 23 HRs, 109 RBIs and 0 SB in 141 games. .310 avg, 2204 g, 7882 ab, 1175 r, 2447 h, 178 hr, 1135 rbi, 62 sb, .456 slg sp Mel Harder, age 42 - 21 seasons. His best season was in 1933 when he compiled a 17-11 record with a 2.58 era and 86 strikeouts in 269.0 innings. 4.16 era, 231-293, 642 g, 4809.2 ip, 1530 k, 1772 bb, 3 sv mr Ray Prim, age 45 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1945 when he compiled a 13-10 record with a 3.22 era and 124 strikeouts in 237.2 innings. 3.74 era, 117-91, 650 g, 1764.1 ip, 537 k, 396 bb, 110 sv 1b Elbie Fletcher, age 36 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1942 when he batted .308 with 8 HRs, 52 RBIs and 1 SB in 125 games. .272 avg, 1915 g, 5660 ab, 892 r, 1540 h, 110 hr, 696 rbi, 61 sb, .397 slg rf Jeff Heath, age 37 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1948 when he batted .284 with 43 HRs, 147 RBIs and 6 SB in 149 games. .300 avg, 1684 g, 5851 ab, 1021 r, 1757 h, 271 hr, 1196 rbi, 88 sb, .520 slg cf Goody Rosen, age 40 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1936 when he batted .304 with 3 HRs, 49 RBIs and 2 SB in 120 games. .265 avg, 1633 g, 5217 ab, 744 r, 1385 h, 64 hr, 611 rbi, 33 sb, .363 slg lf Mike McCormick, age 35 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1946 when he batted .320 with 3 HRs, 16 RBIs and 0 SB in 57 games. .257 avg, 675 g, 1575 ab, 162 r, 405 h, 7 hr, 145 rbi, 7 sb, .333 slg lf Milt Bocek, age 40 - 19 seasons. His best season was in 1933 when he batted .349 with 0 HRs, 6 RBIs and 0 SB in 38 games. .249 avg, 445 g, 667 ab, 63 r, 166 h, 4 hr, 81 rbi, 1 sb, .315 slg sp Denny Galehouse, age 41 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1943 when he compiled a 15-10 record with a 3.28 era and 128 strikeouts in 263.1 innings. 4.20 era, 192-197, 498 g, 3571.0 ip, 1460 k, 1473 bb, 1 sv rf Bob Kennedy, age 32 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1949 when he batted .299 with 11 HRs, 78 RBIs and 9 SB in 135 games. .268 avg, 833 g, 2505 ab, 309 r, 671 h, 35 hr, 319 rbi, 26 sb, .388 slg lf Barney McCosky, age 35 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1939 when he batted .323 with 3 HRs, 73 RBIs and 35 SB in 141 games. .303 avg, 1633 g, 5853 ab, 914 r, 1773 h, 38 hr, 690 rbi, 149 sb, .409 slg 2b Eddie Stanky, age 36 - 10 seasons. His best season was in 1949 when he batted .279 with 8 HRs, 50 RBIs and 2 SB in 126 games. .254 avg, 1012 g, 3269 ab, 541 r, 831 h, 26 hr, 315 rbi, 51 sb, .342 slg CEI Retirements 2b Bill Serena, age 28 - 4 seasons. His best season was in 1951 when he batted .271 with 18 HRs, 73 RBIs and 0 SB in 137 games. .264 avg, 324 g, 1111 ab, 137 r, 293 h, 37 hr, 155 rbi, 1 sb, .426 slg First-Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Chicago (N) Karl Spooner,p Carlos Paula,lf Art Fowler,p Tom Brewer,p Charlie Gorin,p Washington Gordon Jones,p Don Zimmer,ss Charlie White,c Ramon Monzant,p Tom Lasorda,p Boston Ray Crone,p Alex Grammas,ss Harmon Killebrew,2b Vern Morgan,3b Tex Clevenger,p Philadelphia (A) Bob Grim,p Jerry Lynch,lf Gair Allie,ss Ralph Beard,p Jim Robertson,c St.Louis (N) Bill Skowron,1b Rudy Regalado,3b Bob Purkey,p El Tappe,c Moe Savransky,p Cleveland Frank Lary,p Chuck Harmon,3b Ray Narleski,p Nino Escalera,rf Mel Wright,p Pittsburgh Camilo Pascual,p Bob Skinner,1b Bob Zick,p Royce Lint,p Tom Burgess,rf Milwaukee Hank Aaron,lf Tom Alston,1b Jake Thies,p Al Lary,p Bob Darnell,p Chicago (A) Wally Moon,cf Don Mossi,p Lee Wheat,p Arnie Portocarrero,p Art Ditmar,p Cincinnati Joe Cunningham,1b Spook Jacobs,2b Bill Taylor,lf Paul Giel,p Bill Oster,p Philadelphia (N) Jim Finigan,3b Nellie King,p Chico Garcia,2b Bill Tremel,p Dutch Romberger,p Detroit Vic Power,cf Frank Bolling,2b Billy O'Dell,p Brooks Lawrence,p George Bullard,ss Brooklyn Don Hoak,3b Ron Jackson,1b Jim Davis,p Pete Wojey,p Joey Amalfitano,3b New York (A) Danny Schell,lf Billy Shantz,c Joe Taylor,lf Dick Strahs,p Stan Joc,3b St.Louis (A) Harry Agganis,1b Tom Hurd,p Russ Kemmerer,p Billy Gardner,3b Bob Greenwood,p New York (N) Wally Moryn,rf Curt Roberts,2b Corky Valentine,p George O'Donnell,p Steve Korcheck,c Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Chicago (N) Ron Mrozinski,p John Pyecha,p Mickey Micelotta,ss Washington Jim Fanning,c Jim Brosnan,p Harvey Gentry,1b Boston Laurin Pepper,p Hal Raether,p Bob Lennon,rf Philadelphia (A) Johnny Gray,p Tom Herrin,p Bill Hall,c St.Louis (N) Bill Greason,p Tom Flanigan,p Gail Henley,rf Cleveland Joe Durham,lf Jay Heard,p Dick Murphy,1b Pittsburgh Paul Penson,p Ron Samford,2b Billy Queen,rf Milwaukee Vito Valentinetti,p Jim Command,3b Frank Leja,1b Chicago (A) Ozzie Van Brabant,p Foster Castleman,3b Chris Kitsos,ss Cincinnati Lou Berberet,c Tim Thompson,c Philadelphia (N) Don Robertson,rf Chick King,cf Detroit Bill Upton,p Woodie Held,ss Brooklyn Cliff Ross,p Eric Rodin,cf New York (A) Jose Santiago,p Walt Streuli,c St.Louis (A) Ryne Duren,p Roy Dietzel,2b New York (N) Memo Luna,p Guy Morton,1b Last edited by captaincarl; 04-11-2009 at 01:10 AM. |
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One of my all time favorites,Hank Aaron goes to Milwaukee.All is right with the world
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Another think that caught my eye was the sudden high finish of the New York Yankees. They are the only team remaining that hasn't been to the World Series. It's been a 52-year drought. Hank Aaron has made the opening day roster for the Milwaukee Braves for 1953. I'll add him to the followed players list since he is one of your favorites. On a side note, I've already lost 5 players due to season ending injuries and I haven't started the regular season yet. There seems to be a rash of season ending injuries since I brought this over to OOTP9. I've noticed that in my other ones as well. That's why I stopped my thread over on operationsports with the '67 Red Sox. I lost a pair of Joses (Santiago and Tartabull) plus another long stint for Tony C. Have you noticed that Mr. Mantle is having trouble hitting at the "Mistake by the Lake"? Jackie Robinson is the reigning AL MVP yet he has not been signed by any team as I am about to start the 1953 regular season! One other question is on my mind as I enter 1953. What's going to come first, Ted Williams passing Babe Ruth on the all-time home run list or his retirement? Last edited by captaincarl; 04-11-2009 at 01:20 PM. |
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1953 - MLB Year In Review
The Chicago White Sox, after going from best in 1950 to worst in 1951, continued to bounce back up and took the early lead in 1953. Their lead grew to as many as 11 games before the 2nd place Yankees started getting hot. The Pale Hose's lead was cut to 4.5 games by New York and it wasn't until there was only three games left in the season before Chicago could finally put away the pesky Yankees. The White Sox hitting attack was led by AL MVP Stan Musial (.355-25-113) and Wally Moon (.348-20-126), who led the league in RBI and was named the junior circuit's Rookie of the Year. The mound staff was led by a pair of 20-game winners, Eddie Lopat (21 wins) and Warren Spahn (20 wins). The New York Yankees finished 6 games behind the front running White Sox and in second place. New York was led at the plate by Jackie Robinson (.329-15-76) and Willie "Puddin' Head" Jones (.286-20-91) and on the mound by the AL's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner, Bobby Shantz (22 wins, 3.23 ERA, 172 k). The Boston Red Sox were a very distant third place, 20 games behind Chicago and were led at the plate by slugger Eddie Mathews (.315-43-124).
In the NL, the Philadelphia Phillies grabbed the early lead before Brooklyn took the lead at the beginning of July. The league was a 3-team race as the Phillies, Dodgers and Reds all fought each other and they were joined by a surging New York Giants team with a week and a half to go to make it a 4-way race. It stayed that way into the last week of the season with New York being eliminated on the next to last day and both Cincinnati and Philadelphia only a single game behind the Dodgers. Both teams were eliminated on the final day of the season as Brooklyn took the NL pennant. The Dodgers were led by the NL's MVP, Ted Williams (.338-47-108) with help from Harvey Kuenn (.312 avg, 3rd in NL). The Cincinnati Reds edged out the Phillies for second place and finished only 1 game behind. Cincinnati was led by the NL's Rookie of the Year, Joe Cunningham, who led the senior circuit in average (.340), and Larry Doby (41 HR, 115 RBI). The Phillies ended up in 3rd place, 2 games behind Brooklyn, thanks to the pitching of Bob Lemon and Robin Roberts, who each won 18 games, and the hitting of Yogi Berra (.311-32-99). During the World Series, Brooklyn swept the first two games in Chicago then the White Sox won the next four straight to win the world's championship, 4 games to 2, thanks to the pitching of Warren Spahn, Eddie Lopat, Ewell Blackwell and Atlee Donald, as they allowed only 6 runs total in those four games. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Chicago 97 57 .630 -- Brooklyn 85 69 .552 -- New York 91 63 .591 6 Cincinnati 84 70 .545 1 Boston 77 77 .500 20 Philadelphia 83 71 .539 2 St.Louis 76 78 .494 21 New YOrk 81 73 .526 4 Detroit 75 79 .487 22 Pittsburgh 76 78 .494 9 Philadelphia 73 81 .474 24 Chicago 70 84 .455 15 Cleveland 70 84 .455 27 Milwaukee 70 84 .455 15 Washington 57 97 .370 40 St.Louis 67 87 .435 18 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG S.Musial,CHI .355 J.Cunningham,CIN .340 W.Moon,CHI .348 T.Williams,BRO .338 F.Fain,DET .336 H.Kuenn,BRO .312 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR E.Mathews,BOS 43 T.Williams,BRO 47 D.Snider,PHI 40 L.Doby,CIN 41 G.Hodges,PHI 34 R.Campanella,NY 34 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI W.Moon,CHI 126 R.Campanella,NY 117 E.Mathews,BOS 124 L.Doby,CIN 115 S.Musial,CHI 113 T.Williams,BRO 108 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS S.Musial,CHI 132 L.Doby,CIN 109 E.Mathews,BOS 119 R.Campanella,NY 107 M.Minoso,STL 111 S.Jethroe,BRO 105 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB J.Buzas,PHI 20 S.Jethroe,BRO 28 J.Rivera,NY 18 J.Jensen,NY 16 M.Minoso,STL 14 J.Temple,CIN 12 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA V.Mizell,NY 2.65 K.Spooner,CHI 2.64 T.Poholsky,CHI 2.79 T.Gray,BRO 2.92 M.Garcia,WAS 2.97 A.Carter,BRO 3.10 Wins W Wins W B.Shantz,NY 22 B.Lemon,PHI 18 E.Lopat,CHI 21 R.Roberts,PHI 18 W.Spahn,CHI 20 K.Spooner,CHI 18 Saves SV Saves SV D.Mossi,CHI 18 H.Freeman,NY 16 R.Narleski,CLE 18 T.Gorman,STL 16 T.Hurd,STL 17 G.Eyrich,BRO 15 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO B.Shantz,NY 172 K.Spooner,CHI 256 W.Spahn,CHI 169 H.Haddix,MIL 206 V.Mizell,NY 149 R.Roberts,PHI 188 1953 World Series Game #1 Brooklyn 3 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 - 7 9 4 Chicago (A) 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 11 1 T.Gray, H.Pollet (4), A.Kellner (8) and D.Crandall, W.Cooper (9) E.Lopat, E.Blackwell (5), F.Caligiuri (7) and P.Gillespie WP - H.Pollet (1-0) LP - E.Blackwell (0-1) SV - A.Kellner (1) HR - BRO: A.Pafko (1), S.Jethroe (1) Game #2 Brooklyn 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 - 8 13 1 Chicago (A) 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 - 5 10 1 N.Garver, A.Kellner (8) and D.Crandall A.Donald, F.Thompson (8), F.Caligiuri (8) and P.Gillespie WP - N.Garver (1-0) LP - F.Thompson (0-1) SV - A.Kellner (2) HR - none Game #3 Chicago (A) 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 - 5 7 1 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 3 3 E.Blackwell, F.Caligiuri (8) and C.Silvera, P.Gillespie (9) A.Carter, D.Carlsen (8) and D.Crandall WP - E.Blackwell (1-1) LP - A.Carter (0-1) HR - none Game #4 Chicago (A) 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 5 9 1 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 - 2 5 2 W.Spahn and P.Gillespie B.Porterfield, D.Carlsen (7) and D.Crandall WP - W.Spahn (1-0) LP - B.Porterfield (0-1) HR - CHI: G.Shuba (1) Game #5 Chicago (A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 - 6 8 1 Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 2 E.Lopat and C.Silvera T.Gray, D.Carlsen (8) and D.Crandall WP - E.Lopat (1-0) LP - T.Gray (0-1) HR - CHI: C.Silvera (1) BRO: D.Crandall (1) Game #6 Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 10 0 Chicago (A) 1 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 x - 7 11 0 N.Garver, D.Carlsen (5) and D.Crandall A.Donald, F.Caligiuri (8) and P.Gillespie WP - A.Donald (1-0) LP - N.Garver (1-1) HR - CHI: G.Shuba 2 (3) Code:
Philadelphia Phillies Leaders
Year: 1953
Batting Average Earned Run Average
.311 Y.Berra 3.13 H.Dorish
.258 B.Sommers 3.15 B.Lemon
3.16 R.Roberts
3.51 M.Parnell
Home Runs Wins
32 Y.Berra 18 B.Lemon
17 R.Repulski 18 R.Roberts
10 W.Lockman 15 H.Dorish
9 B.Sommers 10 M.Parnell
9 G.Woodling 7 N.King
Runs Batted In Saves
99 Y.Berra 14 B.Donovan
64 G.Woodling 7 N.King
59 W.Lockman 6 F.Thompson
57 R.Repulski 2 H.Hudson
49 B.Sommers 1 W.Main
Runs Scored Strikeouts
81 Y.Berra 188 R.Roberts
71 G.Woodling 133 B.Lemon
59 B.Lewis 123 H.Dorish
57 B.Sommers 118 M.Parnell
55 W.Lockman 45 N.King
Stolen Bases
8 B.Lewis
6 E.Torgeson
5 D.Philley
4 W.Lockman
3 R.Sullivan
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AL Most Valuable Player
Stan Musial, Chicago (A) 153 g, 592 ab, 132 r, 210 h, 44 2b, 6 3b, 25 hr, 113 rbi, 341 tb, 98 bb, 21 k, 5 sb, 1 cs, .355 avg, .446 obp, .576 slg NL Most Valuable Player Ted Williams, Brooklyn 150 g, 500 ab, 105 r, 169 h, 11 2b, 3 3b, 47 hr, 108 rbi, 327 tb, 171 bb, 43 k, 1 sb, 2 cs, .338 avg, .507 obp, .654 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Bobby Shantz, New York (A) 22-10, 0 sv, 3.23 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 289.2 ip, 298 ha, 120 r, 104 er, 32 hr, 62 bb, 172 k, 1.24 whip, .264 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Karl Spooner, Chicago (N) 18-10, 0 sv, 2.64 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 228.1 ip, 170 ha, 79 r, 67 er, 19 hr, 73 bb, 256 k, 1.06 whip, .204 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Wally Moon, Chicago (A) 152 g, 595 ab, 104 r, 207 h, 39 2b, 6 3b, 20 hr, 126 rbi, 318 tb, 77 bb, 74 k, 10 sb, 5 cs, .348 avg, .421 obp, .534 slg NL Rookie of the Year Joe Cunningham, Cincinnati 126 g, 485 ab, 95 r, 165 h, 24 2b, 4 3b, 21 hr, 72 rbi, 260 tb, 80 bb, 54 k, 0 sb, 1 cs, .340 avg, .435 obp, .536 slg Milestones & Achievements 4/15 - Stan Lopata slams 3 homers 5/13 - Joe Gordon gets 1000th RBI 5/21 - Solly Hemus gets cycle. This is the first time that the cycle has been struck and the 97th time in history 5/23 - Johnny Temple gets 6 hits 6/14 - Stan Musial reaches 2000 hits 6/14 - Loren Babe strokes 6 hits 6/23 - Bob Feller earns 250th win 6/28 - Daryl Spencer smacks 3 HRs 7/04 - Pee Wee Reese swings for cycle. This is the second time this season for the cycle and the 98th time in history 7/04 - Ralph Kiner makes 300 HR mark 7/06 - Stan Musial drives in 1000th run 7/18 - Bobby Avila hits for cycle. This is the third time this season that the cycle has been hit and the 99th time in history 8/16 - Dizzy Trout gets 200th win 8/28 - Elmer Valo scores 1000th run 8/30 - Roy Campanella powers 3 HRs 9/03 - Pee Wee Reese scores 1000th run 9/11 - 2000th hit for Dom DiMaggio 9/15 - Dom DiMaggio scores 1000th run Trades 7/15 - New York (A) gets p Murry Dickson (36 yrs old, 9-11, 9 sv, 3.94 era, 212.2 ip, 71 k), Milwaukee gets c Sammy White (25 yrs old, .247-7-44-0) 7/17 - Washington gets p Frank Hiller (33 yrs old, 10-14, 3.82 era, 209.2 ip, 95 k), Detroit gets 3b Loren Babe (25 yrs old, .236-2-32-0) 7/26 - Chicago (A) gets p Forrest Thompson (35 yrs old, 8-4, 7 sv, 3.27 era, 115.2 ip, 37 k), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Pete Runnels (25 yrs old, .287-1-31-4) and 1b Eddie Phillips (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 8/13 - Milwaukee gets p Jim Suchecki (26 yrs old, 4-9, 9 sv, 3.84 era, 143.0 ip, 93 k), Pittsburgh gets 2b Gene Baker (28 yrs old, .236-7-46-1) MLB Records Set or Tied none There were no records set or tied in either the AL or NL Major Free Agents Bob Lemon, sp Bob Porterfield, sp Robin Roberts, sp Curt Simmons, sp Yogi Berra, c Ferris Fain, 1b Phil Cavarretta, 1b Billy Goodman, 2b Bob Elliott, 3b Willie Jones, 3b Eddie Yost, 3b Jackie Robinson, lf Gene Woodling, lf Richie Ashburn, cf Frank Baumholtz, cf Larry Doby, cf Don Mueller, rf |
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All Star Reserve
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Barrington, RI
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Followed Players
Code:
Henry Aaron
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1953 Milwaukee 108 319 45 95 20 2 10 48 149 22 44 2 0 .298 .349 .467
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1 season 108 319 45 95 20 2 10 48 149 22 44 2 0 .298 .349 .467
Richie Ashburn
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1947 Boston (N) 138 570 70 160 12 6 2 43 190 55 35 27 12 .281 .341 .333
1948 Boston (N) 75 204 31 61 6 6 2 30 85 23 10 10 8 .299 .364 .417
1949 Boston (N) 121 232 37 68 10 2 1 26 85 29 14 5 0 .293 .369 .366
1950 Boston (N) 135 480 69 117 15 7 1 41 149 43 33 19 10 .244 .306 .310
1951 Boston (N) 148 436 60 135 23 5 3 51 177 46 16 27 9 .310 .372 .406
1952 Boston (N) 130 177 29 54 7 3 2 16 73 18 13 14 10 .305 .372 .412
1953 Boston (N) 146 509 62 151 25 9 1 53 197 60 27 6 3 .297 .367 .387
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7 seasons 893 2608 358 746 98 38 12 260 956 274 148 108 52 .286 .351 .367
Joe Dimaggio
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1935 Boston (A) 118 513 95 155 28 4 28 96 275 20 35 0 3 .302 .330 .536
1936 Boston (A) 130 560 117 184 42 4 31 123 327 41 40 4 3 .329 .371 .584
1937 Boston (A) 118 470 87 151 27 4 25 102 261 52 37 2 0 .321 .389 .555
1938 Boston (A) 128 521 90 152 19 8 20 99 247 47 24 10 5 .292 .348 .474
1939 Boston (A) 54 228 43 68 10 2 8 49 106 19 9 2 1 .298 .350 .465
1940 Boston (A) 141 541 118 201 38 9 34 128 359 95 24 2 1 .372 .464 .664
1941 Boston (A) 93 371 69 123 26 5 14 74 201 45 21 4 1 .332 .400 .542
1942 St.Louis (N) 91 377 70 122 28 2 15 59 199 30 22 5 1 .324 .371 .528
1943 St.Louis (N) 94 375 50 103 18 3 10 63 157 33 37 3 0 .275 .332 .419
1944 St.Louis (N) 147 571 84 160 36 6 17 89 259 59 57 1 1 .280 .346 .454
1945 St.Louis (N) 104 401 65 107 13 3 20 86 186 54 22 1 0 .267 .350 .464
1946 St.Louis (N) 149 605 70 152 22 5 25 102 259 47 46 2 1 .251 .304 .428
1947 St.Louis (N) DNP - Injured
1948 St.Louis (N) 142 577 116 196 30 7 30 113 330 77 25 2 1 .340 .413 .572
1949 St.Louis (N) 97 382 75 124 20 3 18 66 204 46 33 0 1 .325 .401 .534
1950 St.Louis (N) 133 522 85 146 25 9 23 97 258 69 43 2 1 .280 .365 .494
1951 St.Louis (N) 151 578 90 155 39 6 25 70 281 62 52 4 2 .268 .344 .486
1952 St.Louis (N) 18 59 11 19 4 0 1 4 26 9 3 0 0 .322 .412 .441
1953 St.Louis (N) 107 312 42 81 11 1 8 34 118 27 50 0 1 .260 .323 .378
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18 seasons 2015 7963 1377 2399 436 81 352 1454 4053 832 580 44 23 .301 .367 .509
Mickey Mantle
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Cleveland 138 496 84 132 21 6 13 62 204 63 99 10 6 .266 .347 .411
1951 Cleveland 152 557 84 153 21 7 20 96 248 57 115 11 7 .275 .340 .445
1952 Cleveland 150 580 73 150 30 2 14 74 226 66 133 7 3 .259 .331 .390
1953 Cleveland 137 546 87 172 21 3 21 71 262 66 113 7 3 .315 .388 .480
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4 seasons 577 2179 328 607 93 18 68 303 940 252 460 35 19 .279 .351 .431
Willie Mays
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Detroit 131 535 96 164 32 10 22 96 282 50 74 12 4 .307 .363 .527
1951 Detroit 106 317 30 86 14 3 7 26 127 23 57 5 3 .271 .319 .401
1952 Detroit 132 525 76 141 23 11 21 94 249 48 62 13 11 .269 .329 .474
1953 Detroit 125 499 74 144 29 4 26 99 259 57 71 7 2 .289 .361 .519
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4 seasons 494 1876 276 535 98 28 76 315 917 178 264 37 20 .285 .346 .489
Minnie Minoso
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1950 Pittsburgh 147 561 128 174 45 15 12 86 285 92 47 43 21 .310 .428 .508
1951 Pittsburgh 153 590 110 175 28 17 12 70 273 64 59 49 25 .297 .385 .463
1952 Pittsburgh 149 575 87 151 23 16 10 70 236 61 69 30 16 .263 .350 .410
1953 St.Louis (A) 154 600 111 194 23 21 10 99 289 86 50 14 15 .323 .413 .482
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4 seasons 603 2326 436 694 119 69 44 325 1083 303 225 136 77 .298 .394 .466
Stan Musial
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1941 Chicago (A) 142 564 94 174 34 11 16 91 278 89 23 19 4 .309 .399 .493
1942 Chicago (A) 145 555 87 193 42 9 5 72 268 77 24 15 7 .348 .423 .483
1943 Chicago (A) 92 358 61 122 23 5 6 47 173 56 23 11 3 .341 .428 .483
1944 Chicago (A) 113 434 76 140 22 10 7 71 203 65 25 10 2 .323 .411 .468
1945 Chicago (A) 135 542 83 195 37 7 13 71 285 62 25 8 6 .360 .429 .526
1946 Chicago (A) 143 564 104 187 32 7 20 81 293 84 28 21 4 .332 .419 .520
1947 Chicago (A) 128 510 103 192 29 3 29 102 314 72 22 3 1 .376 .450 .616
1948 Chicago (A) 149 598 110 209 37 5 34 119 358 76 37 6 3 .349 .422 .599
1949 Chicago (A) 117 452 79 154 33 3 20 69 253 60 27 1 0 .341 .421 .560
1950 Chicago (A) 137 562 116 188 31 7 25 112 308 72 34 6 4 .335 .409 .548
1951 Chicago (A) DNP - Injury
1952 Chicago (A) 151 584 89 166 26 12 22 100 282 79 49 11 3 .284 .369 .483
1953 Chicago (A) 153 592 132 210 44 6 25 113 341 98 21 5 1 .355 .446 .576
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12 seasons 1605 6315 1134 2130 390 85 222 1048 3356 890 338 116 38 .337 .418 .531
Billy Pierce
Year Team W L SV ERA G GS IP HA R ER BB K WHIP OAVG
1948 New York (N) 5 6 0 3.93 16 16 110.0 95 55 48 85 68 1.64 .235
1949 New York (N) 5 7 0 5.49 22 22 126.1 115 84 77 101 78 1.71 .241
1950 New York (N) 14 13 0 4.25 33 33 224.2 205 113 106 127 125 1.48 .243
1951 New York (N) 14 11 0 3.79 36 36 263.2 249 115 111 91 147 1.29 .249
1952 New York (N) 23 9 0 2.10 37 37 304.1 209 78 71 90 206 0.98 .191
1953 New York (N) 10 17 0 4.65 37 37 234.1 242 132 121 84 160 1.39 .262
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6 seasons 71 63 0 3.80 181 181 1263.1 1115 577 534 578 784 1.34 .235
Robin Roberts
Year Team W L SV ERA G GS IP HA R ER BB K WHIP OAVG
1947 Philadelphia (N) 3 6 0 3.99 13 13 97.0 90 52 43 41 57 1.35 .247
1948 Philadelphia (N) 12 20 0 4.69 36 36 278.1 306 174 145 114 159 1.51 .278
1949 Philadelphia (N) 15 12 0 4.27 32 32 265.1 258 143 126 101 133 1.35 .256
1950 Philadelphia (N) 17 15 0 3.80 35 35 279.2 285 141 118 90 156 1.34 .264
1951 Philadelphia (N) 16 16 0 3.31 39 39 298.2 322 128 110 47 155 1.24 .272
1952 Philadelphia (N) 14 10 0 2.80 26 26 205.2 188 70 64 50 130 1.16 .241
1953 Philadelphia (N) 18 13 0 3.16 39 39 290.1 296 122 102 41 188 1.16 .261
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7 seasons 95 92 0 3.72 220 220 1715.0 1745 830 708 484 978 1.30 .262
Duke Snider
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1946 Boston (N) 82 209 32 59 7 4 2 33 80 32 27 5 2 .282 .374 .383
1947 Boston (N) 78 92 15 33 5 0 1 9 41 6 9 0 0 .359 .398 .446
1948 Boston (N) 133 535 90 138 25 9 21 93 244 54 87 7 5 .258 .331 .456
1949 Boston (N) 134 522 93 171 23 7 27 95 289 56 63 25 5 .328 .391 .554
1950 Boston (N) 134 530 83 145 27 7 22 82 252 51 84 17 8 .274 .334 .475
1951 Boston (N) 149 571 82 163 33 5 20 81 266 54 91 17 2 .285 .348 .466
1952 Boston (N) 152 509 67 138 17 5 14 71 207 47 82 5 8 .271 .329 .407
1953 Philadelphia (A) 151 573 107 184 26 3 40 109 336 66 102 5 2 .322 .391 .587
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8 seasons 1013 3540 569 1031 163 40 147 573 1715 366 545 81 32 .291 .357 .484
Ted Williams
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1938 Boston (A) 143 531 119 186 31 10 29 120 324 107 52 7 3 .350 .454 .610
1939 Boston (A) 144 561 119 204 38 7 24 103 328 111 64 10 3 .364 .465 .585
1940 Boston (A) 141 498 105 170 24 6 33 115 305 118 50 12 3 .341 .460 .612
1941 Boston (A) 145 528 125 195 32 0 26 96 305 141 41 5 1 .369 .502 .578
1942 Boston (A) 145 494 142 185 23 4 45 121 351 162 27 16 1 .374 .529 .711
1943 Boston (A) 135 472 136 173 32 3 41 119 334 137 50 12 5 .367 .507 .708
1944 Boston (A) 106 371 87 139 25 3 25 74 245 109 25 1 2 .375 .514 .660
1945 Brooklyn 126 451 114 166 33 3 39 97 322 125 16 4 4 .368 .505 .714
1946 Brooklyn 148 510 127 157 34 10 43 115 340 163 57 4 1 .308 .476 .667
1947 Brooklyn 113 386 106 137 26 1 34 100 267 141 34 4 4 .355 .528 .692
1948 Brooklyn 115 410 119 151 25 5 37 92 297 116 26 11 2 .368 .509 .724
1949 Brooklyn 145 530 119 178 31 4 41 124 340 130 54 5 0 .336 .463 .642
1950 Brooklyn 144 539 119 179 19 6 37 103 321 119 51 2 4 .332 .451 .596
1951 Brooklyn 126 464 88 131 21 1 32 88 250 95 41 6 2 .282 .400 .539
1952 Brooklyn 150 529 79 152 20 2 34 91 278 122 55 0 0 .287 .416 .526
1953 Brooklyn 150 500 105 169 11 3 47 108 327 171 43 1 2 .338 .507 .654
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16 seasons 2176 7774 1809 2672 425 68 567 1666 4934 2067 686 100 37 .344 .479 .635
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All Star Reserve
Join Date: May 2003
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1953-54 Winter
Announcements
St.Louis (A) - Announced that the team is moving. They will now be known as the Baltimore Orioles and will play their home games in Memorial Stadium. Free Agency Bob Lemon, sp - Signed a 3-year, $1,342,500 contract with Philadelphia (N) Bob Porterfield, sp - Signed a 4-year, $717,600 contract with New York (A) Robin Roberts, sp - Signed a 6-year, $2,607,600 contract with St.Louis Curt Simmons, sp - Signed a 3-year, $448,800 contract with Cleveland Yogi Berra, c - Signed a 5-year, $3,267,100 contract with New York (N) Ferris Fain, 1b - Signed a 4-year, $956,000 contract with Chicago (N) Phil Cavarretta, 1b - Signed a 2-year, $899,200 contract with Brooklyn Billy Goodman, 2b - Signed a 3-year, $384,600 contract with Brooklyn Bob Elliott, 3b - Signed a 2-year, $147,600 contract with New York (N) Willie Jones, 3b - Signed a 4-year, $1,110,000 contract with Brooklyn Eddie Yost, 3b - Signed a 3-year, $647,700 contract with Philadelphia (N) Jackie Robinson, lf - Signed a 2-year, $1,247,600 contract with Boston Gene Woodling, lf - Signed a 4-year, $1,727,200 contract with Chicago (A) Richie Ashburn, cf - Signed a 5-year, $2,637,700 contract with Pittsburgh Frank Baumholtz, cf - Signed a 3-year, $1,125,900 contract with Cincinnati Larry Doby, cf - Signed a 3-year, $1,873,800 contract with Cincinnati Dom Mueller, rf - Signed a 5-year, $2,355,100 contract with Milwaukee Trades 10/08 - Boston gets lf Al Smith (25 yrs old, .267-9-43-0) and 2b Reno Bertoia (18 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Washington gets ss Alex Grammas (27 yrs old, .270-0-8-0) 10/08 - Philadelphia (N) gets cf Vic Power (25 yrs old, .300-10-44-1), Detroit gets lf Russ Sullivan (30 yrs old, .306-6-28-3) and rf Bruce Barmes (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 10/08 - Cincinnati gets lf Irv Noren (28 yrs old, .246-2-12-1) and p Ramon Monzant (20 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Washington gets 1b Luke Easter (38 yrs old, .331-10-25-2) 10/08 - Milwaukee gets 2b Danny O'Connell (26 yrs old, .228-0-14-1), New York (A) gets ss Dick Cole (27 yrs old, .280-2-19-0) 10/08 - Chicago (N) gets 3b Ray Jablonski (26 yrs old, .266-6-41-0), Cleveland gets lf Don Lenhardt (31 yrs old, .216-23-56-1) and p John Pyecha (21 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip) 10/08 - Boston gets p Ted Gray (28 yrs old, 11-6, 1 sv, 2.92 era, 200.0 ip, 123 k), Brooklyn gets rf Bill Nicholson (38 yrs old, .271-14-63-2) and lf Dick Williams (24 yrs old, .242-2-25-1) 10/13 - Milwaukee gets 1b Earl Torgeson (29 yrs old, .258-4-36-6), Philadelphia (N) gets lf Del Ennis (28 yrs old, .282-7-46-3) 10/20 - Milwaukee gets p Bob Kuzava (30 yrs old, 6-5, 2 sv, 104.2 ip, 56 k) and c Dick Rand (22 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Pittsburgh gets c Clint Courtney (26 yrs old, .264-2-23-0) 10/31 - Chicago (N) gets 3b Jim Finigan (25 yrs old, .254-3-44-2), Philadelphia (N) gets c Charlie Silvera (29 yrs old, .313-5-30-0) 10/31 - Philadelphia (A) gets ss Chico Carrasquel (25 yrs old, .260-3-40-0), Boston gets 1b Bobby Hofman (28 yrs old, .247-21-58-0) 10/31 - Philadelphia (A) gets 2b Bill Sommers (30 yrs old, .258-9-49-0), Philadelphia (N) gets p Vic Raschi (34 yrs old, 11-19, 5.05 era, 228.1 ip, 135 k) 11/01 - Chicago (N) gets 2b Jim Gilliam (25 yrs old, .298-7-47-4) and p Russ Kemmerer (22 yrs old, 0-0, 0.0 ip), Baltimore gets c Bill Sarni (26 yrs old, .298-17-75-2) 11/01 - Milwaukee gets p Frank Hiller (33 yrs old, 10-14, 3.82 era, 209.2 ip, 95 k) and cf Dick Hall (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Washington gets 2b Jerry Priddy (33 yrs old, .285-3-41-1) 11/20 - Detroit gets p Jerry Lane (27 yrs old, 8-5, 11 sv, 4.65 era, 102.2 ip, 50 k), Baltimore gets rf Cal Abrams (29 yrs old, .232-8-47-0) 11/21 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Chris Van Cuyk (26 yrs old, 3-7, 15 sv, 3.89 era, 37.0 ip, 23 k), Chicago (N) gets cf Gus Bell (25 yrs old, .279-17-52-0) 11/23 - Baltimore gets p Jackie Collum (26 yrs old, 10-16, 3.93 era, 215.0 ip, 88 k) and 3b Woodie Held (21 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Detroit gets 1b Steve Bilko (25 yrs old, .294-3-9-0) 11/23 - Chicago (N) gets p Don Liddle (28 yrs old, 15-7, 3.45 era, 188.0 ip, 96 k) and 3b Hal Bevan (23 yrs old, .000-0-0-0), Boston gets 2b Billy Martin (25 yrs old, .279-9-48-4) 01/10 - Baltimore gets p Dick Strahs (30 yrs old, 0-1, 12.79 era, 6.1 ip, 3 k), New York (A) gets ss Billy Klaus (25 yrs old, .000-0-0-0) 01/22 - Brooklyn gets 3b Johnny Tobin (33 yrs old, .429-0-3-0), Chicago (A) gets 3b Don Hoak (25 yrs old, .300-5-42-4) CEI Retirements mr Al Brazle, age 39 - 10 seasons. His best season was in 1947 when he compiled a 17-7 record with a 3.06 era and 93 strikeouts in 214.2 innings. 3.78 era, 102-91, 305 g, 1749.0 ip, 747 k, 739 bb, 7 sv sp Billy Loes, age 23 - 3 seasons. His best season was in 1952 when he compiled a 13-14 record with a 3.19 era and 165 strikeouts in 248.1 innings. 3.20 era, 31-25, 118 g, 522.2 ip, 366 k, 179 bb, 13 sv mr Joe Ostrowski, age 36 - 5 seasons. 3.65 era, 43-38, 218 g, 747.1 ip, 242 k, 202 bb, 12 sv Major Retirements sp Randy Gumpert, age 35 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1950 when he compiled a 13-8 record with a 3.83 era and 57 strikeouts in 178.2 innings. 4.34 era, 69-68, 336 g, 1209.1 ip, 490 k, 506 bb, 14 sv sp Max Butcher, age 43 - 14 seasons. His best season ws in 1944 when he compiled a 17-14 record with a 3.23 era and 52 strikeouts in 264.1 innings. 4.04 era, 144-180, 394 g, 2799.1 ip, 557 k, 939 bb, 3 sv 1b Ray Weatherly, age 38 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1936 when he batted .355 with 11 HRs, 64 RBIs and 1 SB in 117 games. .283 avg, 1312 g, 3734 ab, 514 r, 1058 h, 75 hr, 533 rbi, 32 sb, .431 slg lf Tommy Henrich, age 40 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1942 when he batted .300 with 36 HRs, 105 RBIs and 5 SB in 146 games. .283 avg, 1979 g, 6978 ab, 1157 r, 1977 h, 259 hr, 1154 rbi, 57 sb, .464 slg sp Johnny Rigney, age 38 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1946 when he compiled a 13-8 record with a 2.95 era and 109 strikeouts in 210.2 innings. 4.18 era, 159-167, 491 g, 3017.1 ip, 1285 k, 1307 bb, 18 sv 2b Joe Gordon, age 38 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1940 when he batted .323 with 29 HRs, 111 RBIs and 23 Sbs in 144 games. .261 avg, 1921 g, 6529 ab, 979 r, 1705 h, 276 hr, 1039 rbi, 88 sb, .443 slg cf Sam Chapman, age 37 - 16 seasons. His best season was in 1943 when he batted .311 with 30 HRs, 116 RBIs and 6 SBs in 139 games. .265 avg, 1751 g, 5401 ab, 779 r, 1431 h, 196 hr, 848 rbi, 48 sb, .432 slg 3b Lou Boudreau, age 36 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1943 when he batted .344 with 4 HRs, 71 RBIs and 3 SBs in 128 g .289 avg, 1872 g, 6821 ab, 913 r, 1970 hits, 70 hr, 885 rbi, 83 sb, .401 slg sp Max Lanier, age 38 - 15 seasons. His best season was in 1945 when he compiled a 17-13 record with a 2.15 era and 206 strikeouts in 272.1 innings. 3.35 era, 210-145, 500 g, 3317.1 ip, 1875 k, 1285 bb, 15 sv rf Rene Monteaguado, age 37 - 13 seasons. His best season was in 1948 when he batted .309 with 2 HR, 20 RBI and 0 SB in 61 games. .254 avg, 561 g, 556 ab, 66 r, 141 h, 5 hr, 64 rbi, 2.sb, .322 slg 3b Jim Tabor, age 36 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1941 when he batted .289 with 19 HR, 106 RBI, and 11 SB in 146 games. .264 avg, 1557 g, 4689 ab, 564 r, 1236 h, 106 hr, 680 rbi, 73 sb, .407 slg ss Bill Lillard, age 35 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1947 when he batted .304 with 1 HR, 13 RBI and 0 SB in 72 games. .247 avg, 532 g, 737 ab, 81 r, 182 h, 5 hr, 92 rbi, 5 sb, .326 slg c Phil Masi, age 37 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1946 when he batted .286 with 6 HR, 64 RBI and 8 SB in 122 games. .260 avg, 1251 g, 3745 ab, 518 r, 973 h, 52 hr, 482 rbi, 35 sb, .379 slg c Walker Cooper, age 38 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1945 when he batted .320 with 15 HR, 91 RBI and 5 SB in 127 games. .279 avg, 1643 g, 6156 ab, 823 r, 1715 h, 182 hr, 1040 rbi, 30 sb, .430 slg sp Eddie Smith, age 40 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1944 when he compiled a 14-14 record with a 3.99 era and 75 strikeouts in 234.1 innings. 4.49 era, 112-138, 337 g, 2200.2 ip, 1000 k, 1255 bb, 5 sv 2b Hank Majeski, age 37 - 14 seasons. His best season was in 1947 when he batted .276 with 7 HR, 58 RBI and 4 SB in 148 games. .268 avg, 1231 g, 3562 ab, 432 r, 953 h, 59 hr, 417 rbi, 9 sb, .384 slg 3b Don Kolloway, age 35 - 12 seasons. His best season was in 1941 when he batted .270 with 2 HRs, 51 RBI and 11 SB in 132 games. .278 avg, 918 g, 2020 ab, 252 r, 561 h, 15 hr, 215 rbi, 35 sb, .366 slg 3b Billy Johnson, age 35 - 11 seasons. His best season was in 1942 when he batted .336 with 1 HR, 48 RBI and 3 SB in 143 games. .256 avg, 1265 g, 3841 ab, 503 r, 984 h, 58 hr, 425 rbi, 17 sb, .363 slg First-Year Player Draft Code:
Team Round One Round Two Round Three Round Four Round Five Washington Herb Score,p Bob Speake,lf Clete Boyer,ss Joe Altobelli,1b Webbo Clarke,p St.Louis Rocky Colavito,rf Elston Howard,lf Lindy McDaniel,p Luis Arroyo,p Dave Hillman,p Cleveland Don Gross,p Gene Freese,3b Glen Gorbovs,rf Dick Tettlebach,lf Roberto Vargas,p Chicago (N) Tom Sturdivant,p Jim Small,lf Jack Meyer,p Jim Bunning,p Don Leppert,2b Milwaukee Don Kaiser,p Chuck Tanner,lf Lynn Lovenguth,p Sandy Koufax,p Humberto Robinson,p Philadelphia (A) Ken Boyer,3b Milt Smith,3b Jerry Schypinski,ss Frank Baumann,p Tex Nelson,lf Detroit Ted Abernathy,p Ernie Oravetz,rf Rip Coleman,p Duke Maas,p Jim Pyburn,3b Pittsburgh Hector Lopez,3b Jose Valdivielso,ss Johnny Kucks,p Van Fletcher,p Buddy Peterson,ss Baltimore Bill Virdon,cf Gail Harris,1b Roman Mejias,lf Juan Delis,3b Hy Cohen,p Boston Hardy Peterson,c Pete Daley,c Don Ferrarese,p Pedro Ramos,p Fred Waters,p New York (N) Nelson Burbrink,c Harry Malmberg,2b Vincente Amor,p George Susce,p Ruby Minarcin,p Philadelphia (N) Bob Thurman,lf Bob Hale,1b Babe Birrer,p Ed Roebuck,p Herb Moford,p Cincinnati Jim King,rf Bubba Phillips,lf Frank Malzone,3b Brooks Robinson,3b Art Coccarelli,p New York (A) Don Blasingame,2b Bob Stephenson,ss Larry Jackson,p Bob Alexander,p Bobby Richardson,2b Brooklyn Hal Smith,c Bobby Kline,ss Jerry Schoonmacker,rf Al Grunwald,p Don Platski,cf Chicago (A) Roberto Clemente,rf Don Bessent,p Roger Craig,p Hank Aguirre,p Lino Donoso,p Team Round Six Round Seven Round Eight Round Nine Round Ten Washington Tom Gastall,c Walt Craddock,p Vince Gonzales,p Jim Westlake,1b St.Louis Wayne Causey,3b John Edelman,p Stan Pawloski,2b Al Silvera,lf Cleveland Chuck Templeton,p Bob Harrison,p Bob Bowman,lf Eric Mackenzie,c Chicago (N) Joe Trimble,p Bud Daley,p Jack Spring,p Ed White,rf Milwaukee Floyd Wooldridge,p Bob Thorpe,p Bob Spicer,p Joe Brovia,1b Philadelphia (A) John Andre,p Haywood Sullivan,c Paul Martin,p Bert Hamric,1b Detroit Pete Burnside,p John Powers,rf Julio Becquer,1b Jim Pagliaroni,c Pittsburgh Barney Schultz,p Billy Harrell,ss Johnny Blanchard,c Fred Van Dusen,1b Baltimore Mike Kume,p Bill Currie,p Roger Marquis,rf Leroy Powell,1b Boston Bob Roselli,c Chuck Locke,p Tom Carroll,ss New York (N) Jim Owens,p Marv Throneberry,1b Kenny Kuhn,ss Philadelphia (N) Stu Locklin,cf Dick Hyde,p Earl Battey,c Cincinnati Earl Smith,cf Maurice Fisher,p John Easton,1b New York (A) Glenn Cox,p Bob Smith,p Bill Stewart,lf Brooklyn Bill Froats,p Angelo Dagres,rf Bob Hazle,lf Chicago (A) Red Swanson,p Gale Wade,cf Alex George,ss |
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1954 - MLB Year In Review
There was a notable absence as the season began. That vacancy was in St.Louis. The owners of the American League club there moved the club to Baltimore - a town that hadn't been in the majors since 1902, when the franchise had been moved to New York.
Beyond the franchise shifts, which are now beginning to unsettle baseball's complacency, there is a more immediate problem to handle. Can anyone topple the Chicago White Sox, the team that had won three World Series in the last nine seasons, from becoming a juggernaut? The answer as 1954 unfolded was no. The Pale Hose, behind the #1 scoring lineup in the AL, spotted the rest of the league the first few months then took the lead in July and blew away the competition. Chicago won by 12 games thanks to a lineup lead by the AL's MVP, Stan Musial (.348-43-143) and Bobby Avila (.337-7-84) and a mound staff lead by Eddie Lopat (21 wins). The newly planted Baltimore Orioles finished in second place thanks to the pitching of the junior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher Award winner, Bill Sayles (21-9, 2.14 era). The Cleveland Indians ended the season in third place, a whopping 20 games behind Chicago, behind the hitting of Mickey Mantle (.285-21-70) and Hank Thompson (.271-21-86). The National League pennant race was somewhat closer than the AL's. The Pittsburgh Pirates took the lead early on with the Cincinnati Redlegs right on their tails. Cincinnati overtook the Bucs at the beginning of August and clinched the NL title with about a week to go in the season. The Reds, who won their last NL title ten seasons ago, were led by the hitting of the NL's MVP, Joe Cunningham (.339-29-89) and the pitching of both Dizzy Trout (2.65 ERA) and Virgil Trucks (2.90 ERA). The New York Giants, who sat in third place for most of the season, passed Pittsburgh to a second place finish, 6 games behind the Giants, and were led by the hitting of up and coming superstar in the rising, Ernie Banks (33 HR, 102 RBI). Pittsburgh ended up in third place, 1 game behind New York, led by the hitting of slugger Ralph Kiner (.268-28-96) and the pitching of Camilo Pascual (17 wins, NL leading 2.19 ERA). The World Series saw the White Sox and Redlegs split the first two games in Chicago and then the first two of three in Cincinnati to a 2-2 game deadlock. Cincinnati then took game 5 at home and game 6 in Chicago to win the world's championship by a final 4 games to 2 margin thanks to the hitting display of Joe Cunningham, who batted .476 for the series. Code:
American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Chicago 98 56 .636 -- Cincinnati 89 65 .578 -- Baltimore 86 68 .558 12 New York 83 71 .539 6 Cleveland 78 76 .506 20 Pittsburgh 82 72 .532 7 Detroit 76 78 .494 22 Chicago 80 74 .519 9 Washington 75 79 .487 23 Philadelphia 79 75 .513 10 New York 70 84 .455 28 Brooklyn 75 79 .487 14 Boston 67 87 .435 31 St.Louis 65 89 .422 24 Philadelphia 66 88 .429 32 Milwaukee 63 91 .409 26 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG S.Musial,CHI .348 T.Kluszewski,STL .341 B.Avila,CHI .337 J.Cunningham,CIN .339 M.Vernon,NY .329 D.O'Connell,MIL .315 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR W.Mays,DET 52 T.Kluszewski,STL 35 S.Musial,CHI 43 E.Banks,NY 33 E.Mathews,BOS 36 J.Cunningham,CIN 29 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI S.Musial,CHI 143 V.Power,PHI 111 G.Hodges,PHI 120 E.Banks,NY 102 W.Mays,DET 113 R.Kiner,PIT 96 Runs Scored RS Runs Scored RS S.Musial,CHI 125 J.Cunningham,CIN 107 W.Mays,DET 117 J.Jensen,PIT 94 D.Snider,PHI 107 L.Doby,CIN 92 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB M.Minoso,BAL 12 J.Jensen,PIT 20 J.Robinson,BOS 12 C.Bernier,PIT 18 E.Mathews,BOS 11 S.Jethroe,BRO 16 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA B.Sayles,BAL 2.14 C.Pascual,PIT 2.19 D.Gross,CLE 2.34 D.Trout,CIN 2.65 H.Score,WAS 2.63 V.Trucks,CIN 2.90 Wins W Wins W E.Lopat,CHI 21 B.Pierce,NY 20 B.Sayles,BAL 21 D.Newcombe,MIL 19 C.Dean,BAL 18 H.Dorish,PHI 18 Saves SV Saves SV R.Narleski,CLE 23 L.West,CIN 21 D.Mossi,CHI 18 F.Hutchinson,PIT 19 R.Negray,PHI 18 N.King,PHI 17 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO H.Score,WAS 223 K.Spooner,CHI 216 M.Garcia,WAS 186 B.Pierce,NY 205 V.Mizell,NY 185 T.Sturdivant,CHI 180 1953 World Series Game #1 Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 5 3 1 1 1 - 12 13 1 Chicago (A) 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 - 2 8 0 D.Conger, H.Fox (8) and S.Lollar R.Gomez, F.Thompson (5), D.Bessent (7) and P.Gillespie WP - D.Conger (1-0) LP - R.Gomez (0-1) HR - CIN: G.Kell (1) Game #2 Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 - 2 5 0 Chicago (A) 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 x - 6 10 2 F.Sullivan, J.Orrell (5) and S.Lollar A.Ditmar, D.Bessent (8) and P.Gillespie WP - A.Ditmar (1-0) LP - F.Sullivan (0-1) HR - CHI: S.Musial (1) Game #3 Chicago (A) 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 8 2 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 7 2 W.Spahn and P.Gillespie K.Raffensberger and S.Lollar WP - W.Spahn (1-0) LP - K.Raffensberger (0-1) HR - none Game #4 Chicago (A) 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 - 6 6 0 Cincinnati 0 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 1 - 7 11 2 E.Lopat, F.Thompson (6), D.Bessent (8) and P.Gillespie, H.Naragon (6) D.Trout, J.Orrell (8) and S.Lollar WP - J.Orrell (1-0) LP - D.Bessent (0-1) HR - CIN: D.Spencer (1) CHI: B.Nieman (1) Game #5 Chicago (A) 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 5 1 Cincinnati 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 x - 4 4 4 R.Gomez and P.Gillespie D.Conger, J.Orrell (8) and S.Lollar WP - J.Orrell (2-0) LP - R.Gomez (0-2) HR - CIN: J.Cunningham (1) Game #6 Cincinnati 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 4 7 0 Chicago (A) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 5 1 K.Raffensberger and S.Lollar A.Ditmar, D.Bessent (8) and P.Gillespie WP - K.Raffensberger (1-1) LP - A.Ditmar (1-1) HR - CIN: B.Nieman (2) CHI: T.Brown (1) Code:
Philadelphia Phillies Leaders
Year: 1954
Batting Average Earned Run Average
.312 P.Runnels 2.91 H.Dorish
.294 V.Power 3.82 S.Consuegra
.251 W.Lockman 4.00 B.Lemon
.243 E.Yost 4.14 V.Raschi
5.26 M.Parnell
Home Runs Wins
21 V.Power 18 H.Dorish
9 H.Chiti 14 M.Parnell
9 W.Lockman 10 B.Lemon
8 W.Marshall 9 S.Consuegra
7 E.Yost 9 V.Raschi
Runs Batted In Saves
111 V.Power 17 N.King
68 E.Yost 12 B.Birrer
52 W.Lockman 7 B.Donovan
43 P.Runnels 2 M.Parnell
39 H.Chiti 1 V.Raschi
Runs Scored Strikeouts
79 E.Yost 114 M.Parnell
77 P.Runnels 107 H.Dorish
74 W.Lockman 100 B.Lemon
74 V.Power 89 V.Raschi
37 C.Silvera 54 S.Consuegra
Stolen Bases
7 W.Lockman
6 E.Yost
4 R.Repulski
4 P.Runnels
3 V.Power
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