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1929 Award Winners



NL Gold Glove Winners

• Pitcher: Ed Brandt (Boston Braves)
• Catcher: Gabby Hartnett (Chicago Cubs)
• First Baseman: Joe Stripp (Cincinnati Reds)
• Second Baseman: Bill Regan (Philadelphia Phillies)
• Third Baseman: Chuck Dressen (Cincinnati Reds)
• Shortstop: Joe Cronin (Pittsburgh Pirates)
• Left Fielder: Kiki Cuyler (Pittsburgh Pirates)
• Center Fielder: Johnny Frederick (Brooklyn Robins)
• Right Fielder: Mel Ott (New York Giants)

AL Gold Glove Winners

• Pitcher: Sloppy Thurston (St. Louis Browns)
• Catcher: Mickey Cochrane (Philadelphia Athletics)
• First Baseman: Jimmie Foxx (Philadelphia Athletics)
• Second Baseman: Max Bishop (Chicago White Sox)
• Third Baseman: Willie Kamm (Chicago White Sox)
• Shortstop: Joe Sewell (Cleveland Indians)
• Left Fielder: Russ Scarritt (Boston Red Sox)
• Center Fielder: Sam West (Washington Senators)
• Right Fielder: Lance Richbourg (Boston Red Sox)

*On Deck – 1928 Notable Numbers*

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1929 – Notable Numbers

6 – Number of walks in one game (9-13-29, record) – Jimmy Foxx (PHA)
10 – Number of RBI in one game (9-13-29, tied record) – Joe Hauser (PHA)
29 – Number of games of season’s longest hitting streak – Sisler, Herman & Fothergill
49 – Number of RBI in one month (June) – Hack Wilson (NYG)
198 – Number of RBI (new record) – Lefty O'Doul (NYG)
259 – Number of current career wins – Red Faber (CHW)
554 – Number of current career HR – Babe Ruth (NYY)
2665 – Number of current career hits – Rogers Hornsby (BSN)

*On Deck - 1930 Top Prospects*

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1930 Top Prospects

1) 1B Hank Greenberg, 19, Detroit Tigers
2) MR Lefty Gomez, 21, New York Yankees
3) SP Tommy Bridges, 23, Detroit Tigers
4) CF Wally Berger, 24, Boston Braves
5) SP Pat Caraway, 24, Chicago White Sox
6) 3B Ben Chapman, 21, New York Yankees
7) SS Luke Appling, 23, Chicago White Sox
8) MR Carl Fischer, 24, Washington Senators
9) LF Joe Vosmik, 20, Cleveland Indians
10) 1B Gus Suhr, 24, Pittsburgh Pirates

*On Deck - 1930 Pre-Season Reports*

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1930 Pre-season Reports

Top 20 Position Players & Pitchers





Team ranking by position





*On Deck - 1930 Final Standings & League Leaders*

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1930 Final Standings & League Leaders






*On Deck - 1930 World Series*

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1930 World Series (4-1): New York Giants (107-47, NL) over New York Yankees (99-55, AL)






Real 1930 World Series (4-2): Philadelphia Athletics (102-52, AL) over St. Louis Cardinals (92-62, NL)

*On Deck - 1930 Award Winners*

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1930 Award Winners



NL Gold Glove Winners

• Pitcher: Freddie Fitzsimmons (St. Louis Cardinals)
• Catcher: Spud Davis (New York Giants)
• First Baseman: Joe Stripp (Cincinnati Reds)
• Second Baseman: Dick Bartell (Pittsburgh Pirates)
• Third Baseman: Pinky Whitney (Philadelphia Phillies)
• Shortstop: Travis Jackson (New York Giants)
• Left Fielder: Wally Berger (Boston Braves)
• Center Fielder: Johnny Frederick (Brooklyn Robins)
• Right Fielder: Ethan Allen (Cincinnati Reds)

AL Gold Glove Winners

• Pitcher: Danny MacFayden (Boston Red Sox)
• Catcher: Bill Dickey (New York Yankees)
• First Baseman: Jimmie Foxx (Philadelphia Athletics)
• Second Baseman: Max Bishop (Chicago White Sox)
• Third Baseman: Willie Kamm (Chicago White Sox)
• Shortstop: Joe Boley (Philadelphia Athletics)
• Left Fielder: Babe Ruth (New York Yankees)
• Center Fielder: Tom Oliver (Boston Red Sox)
• Right Fielder: Bing Miller (Washington Senators)

*On Deck – 1930 Notable Numbers*

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1930 – Notable Numbers

0 – Number of hits allowed (7-24-30 vs. Giants) – Spades Wood (Pirates)
6 – Number of MVP awards he has won – Babe Ruth (Yankees)
10 – Number of wins he needs to reach 300 – Jack Quinn (Yankees)
35 – Number of games of season’s longest hitting streak – Pie Traynor (Robins)
82 – Number of hits he needed to reach 4000 – Eddie Collins (just retired)
89 – Number of hits he needs to reach 3000 – Rogers Hornsby (Braves)
309 – Number of career HR (second most ever) – Cy Williams (just retired)
366 – Number of career wins – Pete Alexander (just retired)

*On Deck – 1931 Hall of Fame Inductees*

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1931 Hall of Fame Inductees

Dutch Leonard (SP) 1913-1925

2 World Series Appearances
20+ Wins – 2 times
300+ IP – 4 times
Top 10 in Winning % - 9 times
Top 10 in Wins – 6 times
Top 10 in K’s – 12 times
Top 10 in WHIP – 13 times
Top 10 in ERA – 10 times

League Leader:

• GS – 1 time
• Winning % - 1 time
• SO – 1 time
• ERA – 2 times
• WHIP – 2 times

Rube Marquard (SP) 1908-1925

4 World Series Appearances
20+ Wins – 4 times
300+ IP – 9 times
Top 10 in Winning % - 8 times
Top 10 in Wins – 8 times
Top 10 in K’s – 12 times
Top 10 in WHIP – 12 times
Top 10 in ERA – 12 times
Top 10 in IP – 5 times

League Leader:

• GS – 1 time
• Wins – 1 time
• Winning % - 2 times
• SO – 2 times
• ERA – 2 times
• WHIP – 2 times

Career Leader-board Position:

• Wins – 10th
• Strikeouts – 7th
• Shutouts – 4th

*On Deck - 1931 Top Prospects*

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1931 Top Prospects

LF Hank Greenberg, 20, Detroit Tigers
SP Paul Derringer, 24, St. Louis Cardinals
SP Van Mungo, 19, Brooklyn Robins
MR Lefty Gomez, 22, New York Yankees
SP Tommy Bridges, 24, Detroit Tigers
SP Pat Caraway, 25, Chicago White Sox
SP Wally Hebert, 23, St. Louis Browns
C Ernie Lombardi, 23, Brooklyn Robins
SS Luke Appling, 24, Chicago White Sox
SS Red Rolfe, 22, New York Yankees

*On Deck - 1931 Pre-season Player Reports*

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1931 Pre-season Reports

Top 20 Position Players & Pitchers




Top 5 teams by position




*On Deck - 1931 Final Standings & League Leaders*

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1931 Final Standings & League Leaders






*On Deck - 1931 World Series*

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1931 World Series (4-3): New York Yankees (114-40, AL) over New York Giants (104-50, NL)





Real 1931 World Series (4-3): St. Louis Cardinals (101-53, NL) over Philadelphia Athletics (107-45, AL)


*On Deck - 1931 Award Winners*

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1931 Award Winners



NL Gold Glove Winners
Pitcher: Bob Brown (Boston Braves)
Catcher: Spud Davis (New York Giants)
First Baseman: Don Hurst (Philadelphia Phillies)
Second Baseman: Jimmie Reese (St. Louis Cardinals)
Third Baseman: Pinky Whitney (Philadelphia Phillies)
Shortstop: Joe Cronin (Pittsburgh Pirates)
Left Fielder: Mike Kreevich (Chicago Cubs)
Center Fielder: Wally Berger (Boston Braves)
Right Fielder: Mel Ott (New York Giants)

AL Gold Glove Winners
Pitcher: Vic Frazier (Chicago White Sox)
Catcher: Mickey Cochrane (Philadelphia Athletics)
First Baseman: Lou Finney (Philadelphia Athletics)
Second Baseman: Charlie Gehringer (Detroit Tigers)
Third Baseman: Urbane Pickering (Boston Red Sox)
Shortstop: Bill Akers (Detroit Tigers)
Left Fielder: Smead Jolley (Chicago White Sox)
Center Fielder: Tom Oliver (Boston Red Sox)
Right Fielder: Bing Miller (Washington Senators)

*On Deck – 1931 Notable Numbers*

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1931 – Notable Numbers

3 – Number of MVP awards he has won – Lou Gehrig (Yankees)
8 – Number of wins he needs to reach 300 – Jack Quinn (Yankees)
15 – Number of wins he needs to reach 300 - Red Faber (White Sox)
38 – Number of games of season’s longest hitting streak (tied the record) – Lew Fonseca (Cubs)
106 – Number of hits he needs to reach 2500 – Frankie Frisch (Giants)
326 – Number of RBI in his first two seasons – Wally Berger (Braves)
3135 – Number of career hits (6th most ever) – Rogers Hornsby (Braves)

*On Deck – 1932 Top Prospects*

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*1932 Top Prospects*

1) LF Hank Greenberg, 21, Detroit Tigers
2) SS Arky Vaughan, 20, Pittsburgh Pirates
3) SP Tommy Bridges, 25, Detroit Tigers
4) SP Tex Carleton, 25, St. Louis Cardinals
5) LF Joe Medwick, 20, St. Louis Cardinals

*On Deck - 1932 Pre-season Player Reports*

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* 1932 Top Players prior to the start of the season*


Batters

#	Name	Team	Age	Pos
1	Babe Ruth	New York	37	LF
2	Rogers Hornsby	Boston	35	2B
3	Lou Gehrig	New York	28	1B
4	Babe Herman	Brooklyn	28	RF
5	Lefty O'Doul	New York	35	LF
6	Showboat Fisher	Philadelphia	33	LF
7	Mel Ott	New York	23	CF
8	Bill Terry	New York	33	1B
9	Earl Averill	Cleveland	29	CF
10	Al Simmons	Philadelphia	29	CF
11	Earle Combs	New York	32	CF
12	Jimmie Foxx	Philadelphia	24	3B
13	Chuck Klein	Philadelphia	27	LF
14	Hack Wilson	Washington	31	RF
15	Chick Hafey	St. Louis	29	RF
16	Jim Bottomley	St. Louis	31	1B
17	Charlie Gehringer	Detroit	28	2B
18	Johnny Frederick	Brooklyn	30	CF
19	Wally Berger	Boston	26	CF
20	Riggs Stephenson	Cleveland	34	LF

Pitchers

#	Name	Team	Age	Role
1	Lefty Grove	Philadelphia	32	SP
2	Firpo Marberry	Washington	33	SP
3	Herb Pennock	New York	38	SP
4	Paul Derringer	St. Louis	25	SP
5	Watty Clark	Cleveland	29	SP
6	Charley Root	St. Louis	33	SP
7	Tex Carleton	St. Louis	25	SP
8	Carl Hubbell	New York	28	SP
9	Pat Malone	Chicago	29	SP
10	Bump Hadley	Washington	27	SP
11	Bill Walker	New York	28	MR
12	Jack Quinn	New York	48	CL
13	Rube Walberg	New York	35	SP
14	George Uhle	Cleveland	33	SP
15	George Pipgras	New York	32	SP
16	Johnny Allen	New York	27	SP
17	Bill Swift	Pittsburgh	23	SP
18	Hal Smith	Pittsburgh	29	SP
19	George Blaeholder	St. Louis	28	SP
20	Carl Fischer	Washington	26	SP

*On Deck - 1932 Final Standings & League Leaders*

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1932 Final Standings & League Leaders

AL	W	L	PCT	GB	NL	W	L	PCT	GB
New York Yankees	98	56	.636	-	New York Giants	98	56	.636	-
Washington Senators	93	61	.604	5	Brooklyn Dodgers	82	72	.532	16
Cleveland Indians	88	66	.571	10	St. Louis Cardinals	81	73	.526	17
Detroit Tigers	85	69	.552	13	Pittsburgh Pirates	80	74	.519	18
Philadelphia Athletics	77	77	.500	21	Philadelphia Phillies	74	80	.481	24
St. Louis Browns	64	90	.416	34	Cincinnati Reds	74	80	.481	24
Boston Red Sox	58	96	.377	40	Boston Braves	65	89	.422	33
Chicago White Sox	53	101	.344	45	Chicago Cubs	62	92	.403	36

AL AVE			AL HR			AL RBI
D. Porter	CLE	.338	L. Gehrig	NYY	38	L. Gehrig	NYY	130
H. Manush	DET	.337	B. Ruth	NYY	38	A. Simmons	PHA	123
O. Bluege	WSH	.337	H. Wilson	WSH	36	D. Alexander	DET	119
R. Johnson	NYY	.333	A. Simmons	PHA	31	C. Gehringer	DET	118
A. Simmons	PHA	.331	J. Foxx	PHA	30	H. Wilson	WSH	116
AL ERA			AL Wins			AL K’s
M. Weaver	WSH	2.34	G. Pipgras	NYY	24	L. Grove	PHA	234
F. Marberry	WSH	2.63	W. Clark	CLE	23	G. Pipgras	NYY	177
G. Pipgras	NYY	2.81	M. Gaston	NYY	22	W. Clark	CLE	174
L. Grove	PHA	2.82	W. Ferrell	CLE	21	C. Root	SLB	157
C. Hogsett	DET	3.04	H. Pennock	NYY	21	E. Whitehill	PHA	154
NL AVE			NL HR			NL RBI
B. Herman	BRO	.392	C. Klein	PHI	42	M. Ott	NYG	152
M. Ott	NYG	.353	C. Hafey	STL	41	C. Hafey	STL	139
L. O'Doul	NYG	.353	M. Ott	NYG	41	L. O'Doul	NYG	136
C. Klein	PHI	.346	G. Hartnett	CHC	33	J. Frederick	BRO	124
G. Watkins	STL	.341	L. O'Doul	NYG	31	C. Klein	PHI	119
NL ERA			NL Wins			NL K’s
A. Crowder	NYG	2.73	P. Derringer	STL	25	G. Earnshaw	NYG	189
B. Swift	PIT	2.73	B. Swift	PIT	25	T. Carleton	STL	177
G. Earnshaw	NYG	2.83	T. Carleton	STL	20	P. Malone	CHC	174
P. Derringer	STL	2.87	A. Crowder	NYG	20	B. Hallahan	STL	161
R. Walberg	NYG	3.04	G Earnshaw	NYG	20	H. Johnson	BRO	160

*On Deck - 1932 World Series*

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1932 World Series (4-2): New York Yankees (98-56) over New York Giants (98-56)

• Tuesday, September 27th, Yankee Stadium...Yankees, 8-4...George Pipgras, 7 hit CG
• Wednesday, September 28th, Yankee Stadium...Yankees, 8-2...Bill Dickey, 3-for-5, 2 RBI, 2 runs
• Friday, September 30th, Polo Grounds...Giants, 7-4...Travis Jackson, 2-for-2, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 2 runs
• Saturday, October 1st, Polo Grounds...Yankees, 3-2 (11)...Ben Chapman, GWRBI double, top of the 11th
• Sunday, October 2nd, Polo Grounds...Giants, 4-0...George Earnshaw, 2 hit shutout
• Tuesday, October 4th, Yankee Stadium...Yankees, 7-3...Tony Lazzeri, 2-for-3, HR, 3 RBI

Series MVP: Travis Jackson (NYG), .350, 3 HR, 9 RBI


Real 1932 World Series (4-0): New York Yankees (107-47) over Chicago Cubs (90-64)

*On Deck - 1932 Award Winners*

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1932 Award Winners




AL Gold Glove Winners

• Pitcher: Firpo Marberry (Washington Senators)
• Catcher: Pinky Hargrave (Washington Senators)
• First Baseman: Jack Rothrock (Boston Red Sox)
• Second Baseman: Max Bishop (Chicago White Sox)
• Third Baseman: Willie Kamm (Chicago White Sox)
• Shortstop: Art Scharein (St. Louis Browns)
• Left Fielder: Heinie Manush (Detroit Tigers)
• Center Fielder: Tom Oliver (Boston Red Sox)
• Right Fielder: Dick Porter (Cleveland Indians)

NL Gold Glove Winners

• Pitcher: Bud Tinning (Chicago Cubs)
• Catcher: Spud Davis (New York Giants)
• First Baseman: George Grantham (Chicago Cubs)
• Second Baseman: Dick Bartell (Pittsburgh Pirates)
• Third Baseman: Pinky Whitney (Philadelphia Phillies)
• Shortstop: Jo-Jo Morrissey (Cincinnati Reds)
• Left Fielder: Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies)
• Center Fielder: Wally Berger (Boston Braves)
• Right Fielder: Paul Waner (Pittsburgh Pirates)

*On Deck - 1932 Notable Numbers*