1st Dynasty 1901-- - Page 2

stephpa10 · 07-01-2008, 06:44 PM

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   American Standings  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 W  L  PCT  GB  
 
 
  Washington Senators  53  34  .609  -  
 18-8 July Washington pulling away from the rest of the group  
  St. Louis Browns  47  40  .540  6.0  
 18-8 July great month  
  Philadelphia Athletics  46  41  .529  7.0  
 14-12 July falling behind  
  Detroit Tigers  45  42  .517  8.0  
 11-15 July  
  Boston Americans  44  43  .506  9.0  
 9-16 July disaster month  
  Baltimore Orioles  42  45  .483  11.0  
 12-14 July  
  Chicago White Sox  39  49  .443  14.5  
 12-15 July  
  Cleveland Bronchos  33  55  .375  20.5  
 10-16 July  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  National Standings  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 W  L  PCT  GB  
 
 
  Philadelphia Phillies  62  26  .705  -  
 15-9 July an other penant is almost a sure thing  
  St. Louis Cardinals  53  38  .582  10.5  
 16-10 the only threat to the champs  
  Pittsburgh Pirates  47  44  .516  16.5  
 13-14 July  
  New York Giants  46  44  .511  17.0  
 16-9 July after 16-10 June after a slow start they seem to putting it together  
  Boston Beaneaters  41  46  .471  20.5  
 11-12 July  
  Cincinnati Reds  40  47  .460  21.5  
 7-19 July disaster of a month  
  Brooklyn Superbas  41  53  .436  24.0  
 11-18 July  
  Chicago Orphans  29  61  .322  34.0  
 13-11 July their 1st winning month

stephpa10 · 07-01-2008, 06:48 PM

Friday, August 1st, 1902: Rookie Honored by National
Homer Smoot's eyes seem to light up whenever he sees the baseball. The young Pittsburgh center fielder has been hitting everything in sight for the better part of a month.

In July he was voted the Rookie of the Month Award.

During the month he hit .425 with 3 doubles, no triples and 4 home runs. Smoot also scored 17 times and drove in 24 runs.

Currently Smoot is batting .386 with 7 home runs and 54 RBIs.

Friday, August 1st, 1902: AL Best Newcomer Trophy Awarded
Patsy Dougherty was toddling around on his tricycle when some of the guys he's playing against were in their prime, but the 25-year-old left fielder definitely knows how to get to first, second or beyond. Today he was chosen July's American Rookie of the Month for his remarkable month of hitting.

In 26 games Dougherty batted .383 for Boston, slapping 41 hits in 107 at-bats with no home runs, drove in 17 runs and scored 14 times.

This season Dougherty is batting .331 with 123 hits and 1 home run. He has scored 55 times and has 49 runs batted in.

Friday, August 1st, 1902: National Selects #1 Starter in July
Jack Powell's been around the league long enough to appreciate the honor he received today. After going 5-1 in July, the 28-year-old St. Louis hurler has been named National Pitcher of the Month.

He fanned 20 in 53.1 innings, logged an ERA of 1.18 and allowed opponents to hit .221 against him.

So far this year Powell has a 16-5 record with a 2.13 ERA

Friday, August 1st, 1902: Katoll - AL's Pitcher of the Month
When Jack Katoll takes the hill, chances are good for a Philadelphia victory. At least that's the way it was in May.

He excelled with a 6-0 mark and 2.50 ERA in 6 starts, tossed 50.1 innings, fanned 6 and held others clubs to a .289 average.

That's why the Athletics star was honored today as the Pitcher of the Month by the American.

In 1902 thus far, Katoll has tossed 180.2 innings in 21 starts, fanned 31 batters, walked 41 and put up a 2.59 ERA with 17 wins and 2 losses.

Friday, August 1st, 1902: July's NL Batter of Month Award Announced
For a rookie just breaking in, Homer Smoot certainly put together a successful month. It was good enough to win the NL Batter of the Month award for July.

The 24-year-old center fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates hit .425 with 4 home runs, 24 RBIs and 17 runs scored.

So far this year Smoot has hit .386 with 7 home runs, 54 RBIs, and 51 runs scored.

Friday, August 1st, 1902: AL Choice for Batter of the Month is Harvey
Hot-hitting left fielder Zaza Harvey of the Chicago White Sox really pounded opposing pitchers in July and collected American Batter of the Month honors.

He hit .415 with 1 home run and 13 RBIs and scored 18 runs.

This season-to-date Harvey has 1 home run and a .340 batting average

CHOWDERHEAD · 07-01-2008, 09:04 PM

Looks good. I find doing historical sims rather fun. Doc White was a beast in the .lg that I ran. Good luck

stephpa10 · 07-01-2008, 10:52 PM

thanks, still trying to figure out, how to keep my updates coming. I feel i'm putting to much in.

But i do want to keep a monthly update going. still trying to figure things out. if you guys have any idea's let me know.

I do think i will continue running the 1st or 2nd round of the draft, I find myself looking forward to the draft now

stephpa10 · 07-01-2008, 11:02 PM

Jul 1st 1902 The Boston Beaneaters traded 33-year old right fielder D. Holmes to the St. Louis Cardinals, getting 27-year old closer C. Jones and 24-year old first baseman B. Richardson in return.

Jul 22nd 1902The St. Louis Cardinals traded 37-year old catcher P. Schriver to the Boston Americans, getting 25-year old reliever A. Pearson in return.

Jul 27th 1902 The Cincinnati Reds traded 27-year old shortstop G. Magoon to the Pittsburgh Pirates, getting 25-year old starting pitcher R. Waddell in return

Was wondering why Pirates would trade a 24-10 SP for a SS where is H.Wagner?? WHAT he retired in 1901 because of injuries

i was sure i checked retired players at then end of the season. well the trade makes sense now. I will post a little something for important retires

July 28th 1902 The Baltimore Orioles traded 39-year old second baseman W. Robinson to the Cincinnati Reds, getting 26-year old starting pitcher E. Plank and 24-year old third baseman E. Haberer in return.

July 30th 1902 The Brooklyn Superbas traded 25-year old left fielder P. Dougherty to the Boston Americans, getting 26-year old starting pitcher W. Kellum in return.

Wow weird trade here Dougherty was 4th ov pick in 1901 but they are picking up a descent SP

stephpa10 · 07-01-2008, 11:06 PM

The Pirates lost a key member of their team last year 09-10-1901Injured (torn back muscle), career-ending injury! he tried to rehab the injury but has decided to call it quits, many feel he was destined to be in the HOF.

Year/Team/League	Age	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	HP	SF	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	VORP
1897 Total - ML	23	61	237	80	17	4	2	39	37	15	1	0	23	19	0	.338	.379	.468	.848	0.0
1898 Total - ML	24	151	588	176	29	3	10	105	80	31	6	0	60	27	0	.299	.341	.410	.751	0.0
1899 Total - ML	25	147	571	192	43	13	7	113	98	40	11	0	55	37	0	.336	.391	.494	.885	0.0
1900 Pittsburgh - ML	26	135	527	201	45	22	4	100	107	41	8	0	48	38	0	.381	.434	.573	1.007	0.0
1901 Pittsburgh - ML	27	121	472	152	32	5	4	64	86	43	7	3	49	56	46	.322	.385	.436	.821	32.9
Total ML		615	2395	801	166	47	27	421	408	170	33	3	235	177	46	.334	.386	.477	.863	32.9

stephpa10 · 07-01-2008, 11:47 PM

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   American Standings  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 W  L  PCT  GB  
 
 
  Washington Senators  67  47  .588  -  
 14-13 August has left other teams in the hunt  
  St. Louis Browns  61  53  .535  6.0  
 14-13 August couldn't capatalize on the Senators bad month  
  Baltimore Orioles  59  55  .518  8.0  
 17-10 August if they have a great month you never know  
  Boston Americans  58  56  .509  9.0  
 14-13 August newly acquired Rook Doherty wins Batter/Rook of the month  
  Detroit Tigers  57  57  .500  10.0  
 12-15 August pretty much over for them  
  Philadelphia Athletics  57  57  .500  10.0  
 11-16 month last season hero Lajoie is batting .321 not .400  
  Chicago White Sox  50  65  .435  17.5  
 11-16 month one thing going right is Addie Joss having a fine year  
  Cleveland Bronchos  48  67  .417  19.5  
 15-12 month  one bright spot J.Evers leading the team in AVG with .292  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  National Standings  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 W  L  PCT  GB  
 
 
  Philadelphia Phillies  77  35  .688  -  
 15-9 month the team to beat again, side not White has only 14 wins so far  
  St. Louis Cardinals  65  50  .565  13.5  
 12-12 don't think they can catch Phillies or any one else for that matter  
  Pittsburgh Pirates  62  55  .530  17.5  
 15-11 they have 3sp on the 60 DL + Wagner career ending  
  New York Giants  57  57  .500  21.0  
 11-13 month  
  Boston Beaneaters  56  58  .491  22.0  
 15-12 month   
  Cincinnati Reds  53  59  .473  24.0  
 13-12 month with 6 guys on 60DL they will be better next year  
  Brooklyn Superbas  51  65  .440  28.0  
 10-12 with one of the bigger budgets in the league they have to be better  
  Chicago Orphans  37  79  .319  42.0  
 8-18 poor Orphans, Thinker has been disapointing with .259/.313/.345

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 12:05 AM

Monday, September 1st, 1902: National Names Rookie of Month
Homer Smoot's eyes seem to light up whenever he sees the baseball. The young Pittsburgh center fielder has been hitting everything in sight for the better part of a month.

In August he was voted the Rookie of the Month Award.

During the month he hit .355 with 3 doubles, 1 triple and 2 home runs. Smoot also scored 13 times and drove in 15 runs.

In the 1902 season Smoot is batting .378 with 159 hits and 9 home runs. He has scored 64 times and batted in 69.

Monday, September 1st, 1902: AL Selects Rookie Star of the Month
Patsy Dougherty was toddling around on his tricycle when some of the guys he's playing against were in their prime, but the 25-year-old left fielder definitely knows how to get to first, second or beyond. Today he was chosen August's American Rookie of the Month for his remarkable month of hitting.

In 27 games Dougherty batted .389 for Boston, slapping 42 hits in 108 at-bats with no home runs, drove in 7 runs and scored 17 times.

This season Dougherty has hit at a .344 clip with 56 RBIs, 1 home runs and 72 runs scored.

Monday, September 1st, 1902: August's Pitcher of the Month Goes to Dinneen
The Boston Beaneaters owe Bill Dinneen a lot for his performance this past month. One of the league's most dominant starters in August, Dinneen tore up the opposition with a fine 4-3 mark on his way to the National Pitcher of the Month award.

It was Dinneen who did the banging in August as he tossed up 30 strikeouts in 68.2 innings, holding opponents to a .221 average and posting a 1.83 ERA.

In the 1902 season Dinneen has 10 wins and 18 losses and a 3.61 ERA.

Monday, September 1st, 1902: AL Top Pitcher for August Picked
Ham Iburg was firing on all cylinders in the month of August with 4 wins as he steamrolled all American opposition on his way to the Pitcher of the Month award.

During the month Iburg was 4-1 with a 1.42 ERA. He made 6 starts, tossed 57 innings and had 30 strikeouts.

Over the season Iburg has thrown 232.1 innings and dished out 89 strikeouts with a 15-10 mark and a 2.32 ERA.

Monday, September 1st, 1902: Crawford Wins Best Bat Trophy in August
Today Cincinnati's Sam Crawford was named the National Batter of the Month for August. He punished NL hurlers hard all month long, collecting 40 hits in 104 at-bats.

With a .385 batting average, 4 home runs, 13 RBIs and 17 runs scored, he was an easy choice.

So far this year Crawford has 9 home runs and a .310 batting average.

Monday, September 1st, 1902: AL Announces Best Batter Award
When Patsy Dougherty stepped up to the plate in August, he did it with confidence and today he was honored with the American Batter of the Month award.

The young Boston left fielder posted a .389 batting average with no home runs, 7 RBIs and scored 17 runs. Dougherty also worked pitchers for 12 walks to post a .459 on-base percentage.

Dougherty has collected 165 hits for the Americans this year, 1 of them home runs. He has also netted 56 RBIs and scored 72 runs while batting .344.

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 12:48 AM

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 W  L  PCT  GB  Imp  
 
  Washington Senators  78  62  .557  -  +6  11-15 month and almost lost the lead, they where tied with 1 game to go  
  St. Louis Browns  77  63  .550  1.0  -16  16-10 month lost the last game of the season which would had force a tie  
  Baltimore Orioles  73  67  .521  5.0  +11  14-12 month improved by 11 wins so there is hope  
  Boston Americans  73  67  .521  5.0  -2  15-11 month Doherty wins rook/batter of the month again, what a pick up  
  Detroit Tigers  70  70  .500  8.0  -10  13-13 month lost 10 more games then last year  
  Philadelphia Athletics  70  70  .500  8.0  +3  13-13 month Lajoie hits .328 funny I thought he would get .400 all the time  
  Chicago White Sox  61  79  .436  17.0  +8  11-14 month they did win 8 more games  
  Cleveland Bronchos  58  82  .414  20.0  E  10-15 and an other losing season  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 W  L  PCT  GB  Imp  
 
  Philadelphia Phillies  101  39  .721  -  +6  24-4 to finish the year my money is on the Phillies to repeat  
  St. Louis Cardinals  80  59  .576  20.5  +11  15-9 month and improved by 11 wins maybe less then 20GB next year  
  Pittsburgh Pirates  73  66  .525  27.5  -12  11-11 month Wagner loss was big, but rook Smoot lead the team .379 avg  
  New York Giants  73  67  .521  28.0  +8  16-10 month improved on last year by 8 wins  
  Cincinnati Reds  68  71  .489  32.5  -9  15-12 month had lots of injuries Crawford led the league again in HR  
  Boston Beaneaters  65  75  .464  36.0  +5  9-17 month after trading Doherty they went downhill  
  Brooklyn Superbas  57  83  .407  44.0  -1  6-18 month no one batting over .270 sums it all up  
  Chicago Orphans  41  98  .295  59.5  -10  4-19 month poor poor Orpahns, will look to the draft to turn things around

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 12:56 AM

RF S. Seybold of the Philadelphia Athletics honored: Wins the ML AL Batter of the Month Award..376 batting average, 1 home run, 11 RBIs, 12 runs scored and a .442 on-base percentage.

RF E. Flick of the Philadelphia Phillies honored: Wins the ML NL Batter of the Month Award.In 25 games, Flick hit .404 with 2 home runs, 29 RBIs and scored 20 runs.

SP E. Plank of the Baltimore Orioles honored: Wins the ML AL Pitcher of the Month Award.In 7 starts Plank compiled a 1.53 ERA, putting up a 4-2 record, striking out 26 and tossing 59 innings.

SP J. McGinnity of the Philadelphia Phillies honored: Wins the ML NL Pitcher of the Month Award.McGinnity recorded 6 wins and no losses in 6 starts

LF P. Dougherty of the Boston Americans honored: Wins the ML AL Rookie of the Month Award.hit .304 with no home runs, 19 RBIs and 15 runs scored

CF H. Smoot of the Pittsburgh Pirates honored: Wins the ML NL Rookie of the Month Award..370 average with 30 hits, no home runs and 13 RBIs.

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 01:12 AM

Philadelphia Phillies (101-39) dominated all season, their 4 SP had all over 20 wins,

looking at their off season moves they picked up SP Joe McGinnity who won 21 games for them. they gave up Jimmy Slagle who had a subpar season for Baltimore. This is the only move the made all year, and why would they do anything.

Washington Senators (78-62) had two bad months at the end, no SP with 20 wins, they ranked 2nd in run scored, 1st in HR with 43 in the AL

Looking at their off season moves: after losing SP Mercer to FA, the traded for SP Pittinger and pitched well 14-10 2.91 ERA.

Predictions: Phillies win in 4 don't see Washington winning a game. I will watching all the games

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 01:53 AM

Phillies Takes game 1 in 11th inningOrth pitched all 11 innings and J.Dunn 1B was 2-4 with 2RBI, in the 11th P.Deisel came in has a pinch hitter and single, Cross reached on an error, then Deisel moved to 3B on a sack fly, so with 2 outs R.Thomas singled to bring in the winning run

Phillies wins game #2 J.Dunn had a good day at the plate again 2-4 2RBI, the lead all the way and was able to hold on, player of the game J.McGinnity had a solid outing. games have been close, but Phillies continue to roll

Washington wins Game #3:in a must win using two HR's from Grady and Clingman Washington was able to chase former Pitcher of the year Doc White. Player of the game was W.Lee pitching a good game.

OMG Washingtons wins Game #4:Bottom of the 8th down by two, and Washington gets 3 runs, and what can only be described has a great game. J.Morrissey was hot going 2-3. E.Flick from the Phillies their greatest hitter this hear is batting .154 might we see a big upset?

Phillies wins Game #5: Phllies win 3-2 M.Cross went 2-4 and 1RBI and an other great pitching preformance by A.Orth (2-0) now washington must win the last two games in Philly, but not rulling them out yet, all games have been close

Game #6: Lets set up the scene, 2-2 game in the bottom of the 9th. C.Luskey pitching, R.Thomas grounds out. H.Wolverton grounds out. Delahanty steps up to the plate 1st pitch ball, 2nd pitch ball, 3rd pitched fouled out, 4th pitch HOME RUN 346 feet. can't beleive Philly fans goes crazy the 1st walk off home run to win the World series, I'm very glad I decided to watch the games.

Delahanty wins MVP

Phillies win in dramatic fashion, all games where close and Washington gave it their all

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 02:09 AM

Once in awhile i will look at the budget and if there becomes to much of a difference I will make some changes

so this year Detroit stated they will increase their budget to 80k from 60k and the fans liked that showing some more interest, and the local media also paid 34k for the rights to the games. this should help Detroit move past .500 ball.

only 1 change per year if that.

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 02:35 AM

Sunday, October 26th, 1902: NL Honors 1902 Glove Wizard Award Winners
"Flashing the leather" and "good with the glove" are ways to describe players who help their teams by thwarting the opponent's offense. Today the most dependable glovemen in the National for 1902 were announced. Glove Wizard Awards will be presented to these top-notch defenders:

Pitcher: George Mullin (New York Giants)
Catcher: Pat Moran (Boston Beaneaters)
First Baseman: Kitty Bransfield (Pittsburgh Pirates)
Second Baseman: Joe Dolan (Philadelphia Phillies)
Third Baseman: Jimmy Burke (Brooklyn Superbas)
Shortstop: Joe Tinker (Chicago Cubs)
Left Fielder: Jimmy Sheckard (Brooklyn Superbas)
Center Fielder: Emmet Heidrick (St. Louis Cardinals)
Right Fielder: Elmer Flick (Philadelphia Phillies)

Sunday, October 26th, 1902: Top Fielders Honored by American
"Ball hawk" is a good name for the members of the defensive elite, the players who make leather shine. The fielders who crashed the wall, leaped in the air, and dived in the hole better than any others during 1902 have been tabbed as the American's Glove Wizard Award winners. Here are this year's best:

Pitcher: Togie Pittinger (Washington Senators)
Catcher: Billy Maloney (St. Louis Browns)
First Baseman: Davey Crockett (Detroit Tigers)
Second Baseman: Nap Lajoie (Philadelphia Athletics)
Third Baseman: Jimmy Collins (Boston Americans)
Shortstop: Kid Elberfeld (Detroit Tigers)
Left Fielder: Zaza Harvey (Chicago White Sox)
Center Fielder: John Farrell (Washington Senators)
Right Fielder: Bill Hallman (St. Louis Browns)

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 02:40 AM

Monday, October 27th, 1902: Pittsburgh's Smoot Gets NL Newcomer of the Year Award
In his apprentice season in the National, Homer Smoot put up some quality statistics to sew up the prestigious Newcomer of the Year Award.

This talented Pittsburgh center fielder posted a .380 average while accumulating 195 hits, 9 home runs, 86 RBIs and 78 runs scored in 125 games. He drew 21 walks as he fashioned a solid .405 on-base percentage.

Monday, October 27th, 1902: AL Best Newcomer Named
Ham Iburg who was a 2ns round pick, this could be a great sleeper pick he went to the hill with confidence every time out this year. He wasn't your normal rookie pitcher. He was something special -- special enough to win the 1902 American Newcomer of the Year Award.

The New York starter posted a 18-12 record and a 2.34 ERA, starting 33 games, piling up 277.1 innings, giving up 264 hits and striking out 110, while holding opponents to a .247 average.

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 02:42 AM

Tuesday, October 28th, 1902: Phillies Ace NL's Best Pitcher
Red Donahue of the Philadelphia Phillies is in the spotlight today. He was acclaimed the best pitcher in the National and will be honored with the 1902 Outstanding Pitcher Award.

He started 32 games and compiled a 24-6 record with an ERA of 2.39 in 270.2 innings with 69 strikeouts.

Tuesday, October 28th, 1902: Katoll's Great Year Nets Outstanding Pitcher Award
The Outstanding Pitcher Award for 1902 has been presented and the American winner is Jack Katoll of Philadelphia.

"I pretty much expected it, but it's always nice to receive an award like this," said Katoll. "I just hope I'm able to do it again and improve on my performance," the Athletics star told reporters. "I'm 30 and have time to win it again."

Katoll excelled with an impressive 24-8 record in 35 starts. In 296.1 innings he yielded 301 hits and 69 walks, while striking out 56 and compiling a fine 2.64 ERA.

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 02:47 AM

Wednesday, October 29th, 1902:Flick Tops Best Batter List
What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 1902 Outstanding Hitter Award in the National. It had already been a very special season for Philadelphia's Elmer Flick, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake. He was not a factor in the World Series but had a great regular season

All season long Elmer Flick gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .345 as he collected 190 hits, 37 doubles, 19 triples, 9 home runs and 112 RBIs.

Wednesday, October 29th, 1902: AL Announces Top Batter Award
It's been a year of triumph for veteran Nap Lajoie of the Philadelphia Athletics as he hit his way to the 1902 American Outstanding Hitter Award.

The 28-year-old veteran compiled a .328 average and .373 on-base percentage by putting together 190 hits, 32 doubles, 11 triples, 2 home runs and 31 walks. He also scored 91 times and drove in 81 runs.

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 03:23 AM

04-17-1902	Ed Delahanty	1500 Runs Scored, while playing for Philadelphia
05-23-1902	Lave Cross	1000 Runs Scored, while playing for Philadelphia
06-04-1902	Herman Long	2000 Hits, while playing for Boston
07-04-1902	Lave Cross	1000 Runs Batted In, while playing for Philadelphia
07-24-1902	George Van Haltren	1000 Runs Batted In, while playing for New York
07-25-1902	George Davis	2000 Hits, while playing for New York
08-13-1902	Herman Long	1000 Runs Batted In, while playing for Boston
08-25-1902	Ed Delahanty	2500 Hits, while playing for Philadelphia

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 03:29 AM

Inf	POS	#	Name	B	T	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	SB	CS
	3B	54	Bobby Lowe	R	R	1494	5683	1606	189	71	68	866	998	421	527	.283	.338	.377	.715	261	25
	SS	23	Tommy Corcoran	R	R	1476	5992	1575	197	119	27	794	893	284	443	.263	.300	.349	.649	292	8
	2B	66	Bill Hallman	R	R	1321	5176	1458	205	70	21	689	879	370	397	.282	.335	.361	.696	180	3
	CF	73	Jimmy McAleer	R	R	1032	3975	1004	114	39	12	469	620	366	342	.253	.322	.310	.631	262	0

stephpa10 · 07-02-2008, 03:41 AM

American

League Batting Leaderboards

Batting AVG
M. Donlin	NYA	.342
N. Lajoie	PHA	.328
D. Crockett	DET	.327
Z. Harvey	CHA	.327
B. Gilbert	SLA	.314

On-Base PCT
D. Jones	SLA	.408
M. Donlin	NYA	.396
D. Crockett	DET	.393
Z. Harvey	CHA	.375
N. Lajoie	PHA	.373

Slugging PCT
M. Donlin	NYA	.462
S. Seybold	PHA	.436
N. Lajoie	PHA	.431
B. Freeman	BOS	.424
M. Grady	WS1	.420

On-Base + Slugging
M. Donlin	NYA	.858
N. Lajoie	PHA	.804
S. Seybold	PHA	.798
Z. Harvey	CHA	.786
D. Crockett	DET	.783

VORP
N. Lajoie	PHA	42.4
D. Crockett	DET	37.3
B. Gilbert	SLA	37.0
Z. Harvey	CHA	32.6
F. Parent	BOS	31.9

Runs Created
N. Lajoie	PHA	86.8
J. Farrell	WS1	82.5
M. Donlin	NYA	76.9
S. Seybold	PHA	75.8
Z. Harvey	CHA	73.9

Runs Created / 27 outs
M. Donlin	NYA	5.95
N. Lajoie	PHA	5.53
S. Seybold	PHA	5.52
D. Jones	SLA	5.38
D. Crockett	DET	5.37

Isolated Power
B. Freeman	BOS	.150
P. Foster	WS1	.144
M. Grady	WS1	.138
S. Seybold	PHA	.131
R. Bresnahan	NYA	.129

Games
B. Bradley	CLE	140
S. Brodie	NYA	140
B. Clingman	WS1	140
H. Davis	PHA	140
S. Dungan	WS1	140

At-Bats
J. Farrell	WS1	618
I. Waldron	SLA	605
S. Dungan	WS1	598
N. Lajoie	PHA	580
S. Mertes	CHA	580

Runs
J. Farrell	WS1	99
B. Freeman	BOS	91
N. Lajoie	PHA	91
P. Foster	WS1	90
I. Waldron	SLA	89

Hits
N. Lajoie	PHA	190
J. Farrell	WS1	184
S. Dungan	WS1	183
Z. Harvey	CHA	182
I. Waldron	SLA	175

Total Bases
N. Lajoie	PHA	250
B. Freeman	BOS	243
J. Farrell	WS1	242
S. Dungan	WS1	240
Z. Harvey	CHA	229

Singles
Z. Harvey	CHA	148
N. Lajoie	PHA	145
B. Gilbert	SLA	142
I. Waldron	SLA	141
D. Crockett	DET	140

Doubles
J. Farrell	WS1	34
H. Duffy	SLA	32
S. Dungan	WS1	32
B. Keister	NYA	32
N. Lajoie	PHA	32

Triples
R. Bresnahan	NYA	18
B. Freeman	BOS	16
M. Donlin	NYA	13
T. Leahy	CHA	13
P. Foster	WS1	12

Home Runs
P. Foster	WS1	11
M. Grady	WS1	9
B. Freeman	BOS	8
T. Jordan	WS1	8
S. Seybold	PHA	7

Runs Batted In
B. Gilbert	SLA	83
M. Grady	WS1	83
N. Lajoie	PHA	81
H. Davis	PHA	80
P. Foster	WS1	80

Stolen Bases
S. Mertes	CHA	47
B. Gilbert	SLA	39
Z. Harvey	CHA	38
B. Freeman	BOS	37
T. Leahy	CHA	35

Bases-On-Balls
J. Barrett	DET	73
D. Jones	SLA	67
R. Bresnahan	NYA	66
F. Jacklitsch	PHA	66
B. Clingman	WS1	61

Intentional Walks
Z. Harvey	CHA	18
D. Jones	SLA	16
J. Anderson	SLA	15
B. Hallman	SLA	13
B. Freeman	BOS	11

Hit-By-Pitch
B. Hart	NYA	14
N. Lajoie	PHA	14
J. McGraw	NYA	11
F. Isbell	CHA	10
W. Conroy	SLA	9

Strikeouts
S. Mertes	CHA	63
J. Barrett	DET	56
F. Hartman	CHA	53
H. Davis	PHA	52
J. Slagle	NYA	50

Sacrifice Hits
D. Fultz	PHA	44
J. McCarthy	WS1	38
B. Gilbert	SLA	34
F. Parent	BOS	30
B. Congalton	BOS	26

Sacrifice Flies
H. Davis	PHA	11
B. Gilbert	SLA	10
F. Genins	CLE	9
P. Graham	WS1	9
B. Hart	NYA	8

League Pitching Leaderboards

ERA
H. Iburg	NYA	2.34
D. Taylor	DET	2.58
J. Katoll	PHA	2.64
O. Hess	CLE	2.65
J. Cronin	DET	2.78

Wins
J. Katoll	PHA	24
W. Lee	WS1	19
D. Taylor	DET	19
H. Iburg	NYA	18
N. Cuppy	BOS	17

Losses
J. Bracken	CLE	21
E. Siever	DET	21
C. Griffith	CHA	20
R. Kisinger	PHA	19
E. Scott	CLE	19

Winning PCT
J. Katoll	PHA	.750
T. Lewis	BOS	.680
W. Lee	WS1	.655
B. Reidy	SLA	.625
H. Iburg	NYA	.600

Saves
J. Adams	WS1	3
P. Hawley	SLA	2
B. Kennedy	SLA	2
T. Lewis	BOS	2
J. McMakin	WS1	2

Games Pitched
J. Bracken	CLE	35
N. Cuppy	BOS	35
J. Katoll	PHA	35
E. Scott	CLE	35
E. Siever	DET	35

Games Started
J. Bracken	CLE	35
N. Cuppy	BOS	35
J. Katoll	PHA	35
E. Scott	CLE	35
E. Siever	DET	35

Complete Games
D. Taylor	DET	30
J. Menefee	CHA	28
J. Katoll	PHA	26
E. Siever	DET	26
P. Dowling	SLA	25

Shutouts
H. Iburg	NYA	5
O. Hess	CLE	4
J. Katoll	PHA	4
S. Yerkes	NYA	4
E. Plank	NYA	3

Innings Pitched
D. Taylor	DET	303.0
E. Siever	DET	298.1
J. Katoll	PHA	296.1
N. Cuppy	BOS	296.0
J. Menefee	CHA	287.1

Hits Allowed
E. Siever	DET	340
E. Scott	CLE	318
C. Griffith	CHA	317
J. Menefee	CHA	317
J. Bracken	CLE	316

Home Runs Allowed
H. Howell	NYA	9
C. Young	BOS	9
N. Garvin	SLA	8
D. Taylor	DET	8
N. Cuppy	BOS	6

Walks Allowed
E. Moore	CLE	146
E. Scott	CLE	92
P. Dowling	SLA	85
N. Garvin	SLA	80
J. Bracken	CLE	79

Walks per 9 IP
J. Menefee	CHA	1.1
R. Patterson	SLA	1.2
W. Lee	WS1	1.6
B. Reidy	SLA	1.6
E. Siever	DET	1.6

Strikeouts
D. Taylor	DET	129
C. Patten	WS1	128
T. Pittinger	WS1	127
N. Garvin	SLA	118
P. Dowling	SLA	116

Strikeouts per 9 IP
T. Pittinger	WS1	4.7
C. Patten	WS1	4.5
A. Joss	CHA	4.5
N. Garvin	SLA	4.3
E. Moore	CLE	4.0

K/BB
R. Patterson	SLA	3.30
A. Joss	CHA	2.39
C. Patten	WS1	1.86
O. Hess	CLE	1.83
T. Pittinger	WS1	1.81

WHIP
R. Patterson	SLA	1.06
J. Cronin	DET	1.18
O. Hess	CLE	1.19
D. Taylor	DET	1.19
R. Kisinger	PHA	1.20

Hits per 9 IP
E. Moore	CLE	8.1
J. Cronin	DET	8.3
R. Patterson	SLA	8.3
D. Taylor	DET	8.4
H. Iburg	NYA	8.6

Opponents AVG
E. Moore	CLE	.241
J. Cronin	DET	.246
R. Patterson	SLA	.246
H. Iburg	NYA	.247
D. Taylor	DET	.248

Opponents OBP
R. Patterson	SLA	.275
W. Lee	WS1	.292
S. Yerkes	NYA	.294
O. Hess	CLE	.296
H. Iburg	NYA	.296

Opponents SLG
J. Cronin	DET	.297
H. Iburg	NYA	.307
E. Moore	CLE	.311
S. Yerkes	NYA	.312
O. Hess	CLE	.317

Opponents OPS
R. Patterson	SLA	.599
J. Cronin	DET	.601
H. Iburg	NYA	.603
S. Yerkes	NYA	.606
O. Hess	CLE	.613

BABIP
J. Cronin	DET	.254
S. Yerkes	NYA	.270
H. Iburg	NYA	.273
R. Patterson	SLA	.273
E. Moore	CLE	.273

VORP
H. Iburg	NYA	62.8
J. Katoll	PHA	56.5
D. Taylor	DET	46.2
R. Kisinger	PHA	44.6
S. Yerkes	NYA	43.6

League Batting Stats
Team	R/G	R	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
St. Louis	5.3	735	140	4917	1384	219	59	17	394	342	245	.281	.337	.360	.697
Washington	5.1	720	140	5048	1395	216	58	43	378	389	159	.276	.327	.368	.695
Philadelphia	4.8	669	140	4914	1376	222	60	27	350	355	122	.280	.330	.366	.696
New York	4.7	663	140	4945	1329	189	75	21	382	420	202	.269	.325	.350	.675
Boston	4.6	645	140	4899	1300	207	76	28	340	359	208	.265	.315	.356	.671
Chicago	4.1	571	140	4807	1277	193	72	21	307	383	265	.266	.315	.349	.664
Cleveland	4.0	559	140	5053	1325	189	63	14	269	438	82	.262	.302	.333	.635
Detroit	3.8	529	140	4829	1222	189	46	13	374	394	117	.253	.310	.319	.629
Totals	4.5	5091	1120	39412	10608	1624	509	184	2794	3080	1400	.269	.320	.350	.670
Average		636	140	4927	1326	203	64	23	349	385	175

League Pitching Stats
Team	R/G	R	G	CG	SHO	SV	ERA	IP	HA	HRA	BB	K	WHIP	OAVG	BABIP
St. Louis	4.2	587	140	96	5	5	3.23	1258.0	1269	31	344	455	1.28	.264	.286
Detroit	4.2	592	140	111	9	3	2.95	1258.1	1270	18	311	369	1.26	.261	.280
Chicago	4.4	615	140	105	7	3	3.32	1255.2	1392	17	295	334	1.34	.281	.298
Boston	4.5	625	140	92	3	6	3.37	1271.0	1385	31	341	402	1.36	.279	.299
New York	4.6	639	140	99	13	0	2.95	1267.1	1308	27	330	434	1.29	.261	.282
Philadelphia	4.7	656	140	92	10	3	3.12	1247.1	1304	16	361	288	1.33	.269	.283
Washington	4.7	660	140	82	5	7	3.15	1284.2	1365	24	365	397	1.35	.270	.290
Cleveland	5.1	717	140	90	8	1	3.40	1264.1	1315	20	447	401	1.39	.268	.289
Totals	4.5	5091	1120	767	60	28	3.19	10106.2	10608	184	2794	3080	1.33	.269	.288
Average		636	140	96	8	4		1263	1326	23	349	385

National

League Batting Leaderboards

Batting AVG
H. Smoot	PIT	.380
E. Flick	PHI	.345
J. Burkett	SLN	.331
H. Wolverton	PHI	.328
C. Seymour	PIT	.323

On-Base PCT
E. Flick	PHI	.421
J. Burkett	SLN	.417
H. Smoot	PIT	.405
S. Strang	NY1	.396
R. Thomas	PHI	.391

Slugging PCT
E. Flick	PHI	.531
H. Smoot	PIT	.505
S. Crawford	CIN	.453
J. Burkett	SLN	.449
E. Delahanty	PHI	.436

On-Base + Slugging
E. Flick	PHI	.952
H. Smoot	PIT	.910
J. Burkett	SLN	.867
S. Crawford	CIN	.838
E. Delahanty	PHI	.813

VORP
E. Flick	PHI	69.8
H. Smoot	PIT	53.9
J. Burkett	SLN	50.9
H. Wolverton	PHI	39.5
E. Delahanty	PHI	36.9

Runs Created
E. Flick	PHI	120.2
J. Burkett	SLN	97.2
H. Smoot	PIT	96.9
E. Delahanty	PHI	91.8
S. Crawford	CIN	91.1

Runs Created / 27 outs
E. Flick	PHI	8.32
H. Smoot	PIT	7.56
J. Burkett	SLN	6.61
S. Crawford	CIN	6.37
E. Delahanty	PHI	5.76

Isolated Power
E. Flick	PHI	.185
E. Delahanty	PHI	.132
S. Crawford	CIN	.131
D. McGann	SLN	.126
H. Smoot	PIT	.125

Games
J. Beckley	CIN	140
K. Bransfield	PIT	140
G. Browne	PHI	140
J. Burkett	SLN	140
T. Daly	BRO	140

At-Bats
O. Krueger	SLN	601
P. Moran	BSN	585
E. Heidrick	SLN	578
E. Delahanty	PHI	574
G. Browne	PHI	571

Runs
E. Delahanty	PHI	120
H. Wolverton	PHI	105
E. Flick	PHI	100
J. Burkett	SLN	87
G. Davis	NY1	84

Hits
H. Smoot	PIT	195
E. Flick	PHI	190
E. Heidrick	SLN	186
H. Wolverton	PHI	183
J. Burkett	SLN	177

Total Bases
E. Flick	PHI	292
H. Smoot	PIT	259
E. Delahanty	PHI	250
E. Heidrick	SLN	244
S. Crawford	CIN	243

Singles
H. Smoot	PIT	156
H. Wolverton	PHI	147
G. Browne	PHI	146
G. DeMontreville	BSN	146
E. Heidrick	SLN	146

Doubles
E. Flick	PHI	37
H. Wolverton	PHI	32
H. Peitz	CIN	30
J. Beckley	CIN	29
E. Delahanty	PHI	28

Triples
E. Flick	PHI	19
E. Delahanty	PHI	15
K. Bransfield	PIT	14
D. McGann	SLN	14
D. Green	CHN	13

Home Runs
S. Crawford	CIN	13
E. Flick	PHI	9
H. Smoot	PIT	9
J. Burkett	SLN	8
G. Davis	NY1	7

Runs Batted In
E. Flick	PHI	112
E. Delahanty	PHI	93
E. McFarland	PHI	91
H. Smoot	PIT	86
D. McGann	SLN	84

Stolen Bases
D. Green	CHN	43
E. Heidrick	SLN	41
F. Clarke	PIT	39
G. Browne	PHI	36
O. Krueger	SLN	34

Bases-On-Balls
S. Strang	NY1	82
J. Burkett	SLN	78
E. Flick	PHI	72
R. Thomas	PHI	71
B. Hamilton	BSN	69

Intentional Walks
D. McGann	SLN	14
J. Sheckard	BRO	11
R. Thomas	PHI	11
S. Crawford	CIN	10
J. Delahanty	CHN	10

Hit-By-Pitch
D. McGann	SLN	22
F. Chance	CHN	18
H. Bemis	NY1	16
H. Wolverton	PHI	14
L. Drill	SLN	10

Strikeouts
D. Farrell	BRO	86
J. Beckley	CIN	74
J. Kling	CHN	74
B. Dahlen	BRO	69
L. Drill	SLN	64

Sacrifice Hits
W. Keeler	PIT	33
F. Tenney	BSN	30
H. Long	BSN	29
F. Steelman	BRO	29
G. Schaefer	CHN	25

Sacrifice Flies
H. Bemis	NY1	10
L. Drill	SLN	9
C. Hickman	NY1	9
E. McFarland	PHI	9
F. Steelman	BRO	9

League Pitching Leaderboards

ERA
C. Mathewson	NY1	1.97
D. White	PHI	2.04
M. O'Neill	SLN	2.17
J. Tannehill	PIT	2.18
J. Powell	SLN	2.31

Wins
R. Donahue	PHI	24
N. Hahn	CIN	22
A. Orth	PHI	22
J. Powell	SLN	22
J. McGinnity	PHI	21

Losses
W. Mercer	CHN	27
J. Taylor	CHN	26
B. Dinneen	BSN	22
F. Kitson	BRO	22
D. Phillippe	BRO	19

Winning PCT
R. Donahue	PHI	.800
D. White	PHI	.741
J. McGinnity	PHI	.724
A. Orth	PHI	.710
G. Mullin	NY1	.708

Saves
C. McFarland	BRO	3
B. Duggleby	PHI	2
J. Livingstone	NY1	2
H. Townsend	PHI	2
T. Breitenstein	SLN	1

Games Pitched
J. Taylor	CHN	36
B. Donovan	BRO	35
N. Hahn	CIN	35
J. Harper	SLN	35
F. Kitson	BRO	35

Games Started
J. Taylor	CHN	36
B. Donovan	BRO	35
N. Hahn	CIN	35
J. Harper	SLN	35
F. Kitson	BRO	35

Complete Games
K. Nichols	BSN	31
M. O'Neill	SLN	31
N. Hahn	CIN	30
C. Mathewson	NY1	30
J. Powell	SLN	27

Shutouts
J. McGinnity	PHI	6
N. Hahn	CIN	5
J. Chesbro	PIT	4
B. Donovan	BRO	4
M. O'Neill	SLN	4

Innings Pitched
N. Hahn	CIN	308.1
M. O'Neill	SLN	307.1
C. Mathewson	NY1	306.2
J. Powell	SLN	300.1
B. Donovan	BRO	298.0

Hits Allowed
J. Taylor	CHN	344
R. Waddell	PIT	336
W. Mercer	CHN	325
F. Kitson	BRO	321
D. Phillippe	BRO	319

Home Runs Allowed
J. Harper	SLN	8
M. O'Neill	SLN	8
D. Phillippe	BRO	8
J. Taylor	CHN	8
C. Case	CIN	7

Walks Allowed
B. Phyle	NY1	97
B. Donovan	BRO	95
J. Harper	SLN	90
G. Mullin	NY1	87
W. Mercer	CHN	79

Walks per 9 IP
N. Hahn	CIN	0.8
A. Orth	PHI	1.3
J. Tannehill	PIT	1.5
R. Donahue	PHI	1.6
B. Phillips	CIN	1.7

Strikeouts
C. Mathewson	NY1	206
N. Hahn	CIN	182
B. Donovan	BRO	172
R. Waddell	PIT	149
J. Chesbro	PIT	134

Strikeouts per 9 IP
C. Mathewson	NY1	6.0
N. Hahn	CIN	5.3
B. Donovan	BRO	5.2
J. Chesbro	PIT	5.1
J. St.Vrain	CHN	4.7

K/BB
N. Hahn	CIN	6.74
C. Mathewson	NY1	3.22
J. Chesbro	PIT	2.58
A. Orth	PHI	2.56
J. St.Vrain	CHN	2.44

WHIP
N. Hahn	CIN	1.05
J. Tannehill	PIT	1.06
D. White	PHI	1.08
R. Donahue	PHI	1.10
M. O'Neill	SLN	1.10

Hits per 9 IP
G. Mullin	NY1	7.5
D. White	PHI	7.6
M. O'Neill	SLN	8.0
J. Tannehill	PIT	8.1
W. Sudhoff	SLN	8.3

Opponents AVG
G. Mullin	NY1	.225
D. White	PHI	.227
J. Tannehill	PIT	.234
M. O'Neill	SLN	.241
C. Mathewson	NY1	.241

Opponents OBP
N. Hahn	CIN	.267
J. Tannehill	PIT	.275
R. Donahue	PHI	.280
D. White	PHI	.281
C. Mathewson	NY1	.284

Opponents SLG
D. White	PHI	.273
R. Donahue	PHI	.299
G. Mullin	NY1	.300
M. O'Neill	SLN	.304
C. Mathewson	NY1	.305

Opponents OPS
D. White	PHI	.554
R. Donahue	PHI	.579
N. Hahn	CIN	.586
C. Mathewson	NY1	.589
G. Mullin	NY1	.592

BABIP
G. Mullin	NY1	.254
J. Tannehill	PIT	.255
W. Sudhoff	SLN	.259
D. White	PHI	.261
R. Donahue	PHI	.261

VORP
C. Mathewson	NY1	74.2
M. O'Neill	SLN	65.7
N. Hahn	CIN	62.9
D. White	PHI	60.5
J. Powell	SLN	59.2

League Batting Stats
Team	R/G	R	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
Philadelphia	5.4	761	140	4912	1390	222	67	20	457	432	165	.283	.345	.368	.713
St. Louis	4.8	668	140	4963	1394	211	64	33	346	447	233	.281	.335	.369	.704
New York	4.4	621	140	5011	1320	199	69	23	333	487	128	.263	.312	.344	.657
Pittsburgh	4.4	613	140	4833	1345	170	73	14	290	482	208	.278	.319	.352	.672
Cincinnati	4.4	610	140	4915	1326	175	69	31	388	469	136	.270	.324	.352	.677
Boston	4.2	585	140	4909	1259	161	60	18	314	475	141	.256	.302	.325	.627
Brooklyn	4.0	555	140	4879	1277	188	52	14	329	547	133	.262	.309	.330	.639
Chicago	3.8	532	140	4758	1182	157	73	12	293	505	205	.248	.297	.320	.617
Totals	4.4	4945	1120	39180	10493	1483	527	165	2750	3844	1349	.268	.318	.345	.663
Average		618	140	4898	1312	185	66	21	344	481	169

League Pitching Stats
Team	R/G	R	G	CG	SHO	SV	ERA	IP	HA	HRA	BB	K	WHIP	OAVG	BABIP
Philadelphia	3.4	475	140	107	15	5	2.39	1264.0	1181	20	263	424	1.14	.247	.268
St. Louis	4.0	553	140	105	13	2	2.75	1267.0	1205	21	344	457	1.22	.253	.276
Pittsburgh	4.1	576	140	107	10	2	3.14	1254.0	1234	16	338	507	1.25	.257	.285
New York	4.2	588	140	98	9	3	2.98	1260.1	1240	20	419	487	1.32	.256	.282
Boston	4.3	597	140	108	6	2	3.16	1263.2	1336	10	352	516	1.34	.270	.300
Cincinnati	4.5	637	140	99	9	2	3.25	1253.1	1377	23	294	566	1.33	.276	.308
Brooklyn	5.3	748	140	87	6	5	3.76	1258.1	1432	26	360	470	1.42	.284	.309
Chicago	5.5	771	140	92	5	0	3.93	1237.2	1488	29	380	417	1.51	.296	.319
Totals	4.4	4945	1120	803	73	21	3.17	10058.1	10493	165	2750	3844	1.32	.268	.294
Average		618	140	100	9	3		1257	1312	21	344	481

07-01-2008, 06:48 PM	#22 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 July awards Friday, August 1st, 1902: Rookie Honored by National Homer Smoot's eyes seem to light up whenever he sees the baseball. The young Pittsburgh center fielder has been hitting everything in sight for the better part of a month. In July he was voted the Rookie of the Month Award. During the month he hit .425 with 3 doubles, no triples and 4 home runs. Smoot also scored 17 times and drove in 24 runs. Currently Smoot is batting .386 with 7 home runs and 54 RBIs. Friday, August 1st, 1902: AL Best Newcomer Trophy Awarded Patsy Dougherty was toddling around on his tricycle when some of the guys he's playing against were in their prime, but the 25-year-old left fielder definitely knows how to get to first, second or beyond. Today he was chosen July's American Rookie of the Month for his remarkable month of hitting. In 26 games Dougherty batted .383 for Boston, slapping 41 hits in 107 at-bats with no home runs, drove in 17 runs and scored 14 times. This season Dougherty is batting .331 with 123 hits and 1 home run. He has scored 55 times and has 49 runs batted in. Friday, August 1st, 1902: National Selects #1 Starter in July Jack Powell's been around the league long enough to appreciate the honor he received today. After going 5-1 in July, the 28-year-old St. Louis hurler has been named National Pitcher of the Month. He fanned 20 in 53.1 innings, logged an ERA of 1.18 and allowed opponents to hit .221 against him. So far this year Powell has a 16-5 record with a 2.13 ERA Friday, August 1st, 1902: Katoll - AL's Pitcher of the Month When Jack Katoll takes the hill, chances are good for a Philadelphia victory. At least that's the way it was in May. He excelled with a 6-0 mark and 2.50 ERA in 6 starts, tossed 50.1 innings, fanned 6 and held others clubs to a .289 average. That's why the Athletics star was honored today as the Pitcher of the Month by the American. In 1902 thus far, Katoll has tossed 180.2 innings in 21 starts, fanned 31 batters, walked 41 and put up a 2.59 ERA with 17 wins and 2 losses. Friday, August 1st, 1902: July's NL Batter of Month Award Announced For a rookie just breaking in, Homer Smoot certainly put together a successful month. It was good enough to win the NL Batter of the Month award for July. The 24-year-old center fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates hit .425 with 4 home runs, 24 RBIs and 17 runs scored. So far this year Smoot has hit .386 with 7 home runs, 54 RBIs, and 51 runs scored. Friday, August 1st, 1902: AL Choice for Batter of the Month is Harvey Hot-hitting left fielder Zaza Harvey of the Chicago White Sox really pounded opposing pitchers in July and collected American Batter of the Month honors. He hit .415 with 1 home run and 13 RBIs and scored 18 runs. This season-to-date Harvey has 1 home run and a .340 batting average Last edited by stephpa10; 07-01-2008 at 06:49 PM.

07-01-2008, 09:04 PM	#23 (permalink)
CHOWDERHEAD All Star Starter Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Omaha - Home of the College World Series! Posts: 1,065 Thanks: 256 Thanked 56x in 39 posts	Looks good. I find doing historical sims rather fun. Doc White was a beast in the .lg that I ran. Good luck __________________ Life is Good !!!

07-01-2008, 11:02 PM	#25 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 July transactions Jul 1st 1902 The Boston Beaneaters traded 33-year old right fielder D. Holmes to the St. Louis Cardinals, getting 27-year old closer C. Jones and 24-year old first baseman B. Richardson in return. Jul 22nd 1902The St. Louis Cardinals traded 37-year old catcher P. Schriver to the Boston Americans, getting 25-year old reliever A. Pearson in return. Jul 27th 1902 The Cincinnati Reds traded 27-year old shortstop G. Magoon to the Pittsburgh Pirates, getting 25-year old starting pitcher R. Waddell in return Was wondering why Pirates would trade a 24-10 SP for a SS where is H.Wagner?? WHAT he retired in 1901 because of injuries i was sure i checked retired players at then end of the season. well the trade makes sense now. I will post a little something for important retires July 28th 1902 The Baltimore Orioles traded 39-year old second baseman W. Robinson to the Cincinnati Reds, getting 26-year old starting pitcher E. Plank and 24-year old third baseman E. Haberer in return. July 30th 1902 The Brooklyn Superbas traded 25-year old left fielder P. Dougherty to the Boston Americans, getting 26-year old starting pitcher W. Kellum in return. Wow weird trade here Dougherty was 4th ov pick in 1901 but they are picking up a descent SP

07-02-2008, 12:05 AM	#28 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 Aug montly awards Monday, September 1st, 1902: National Names Rookie of Month Homer Smoot's eyes seem to light up whenever he sees the baseball. The young Pittsburgh center fielder has been hitting everything in sight for the better part of a month. In August he was voted the Rookie of the Month Award. During the month he hit .355 with 3 doubles, 1 triple and 2 home runs. Smoot also scored 13 times and drove in 15 runs. In the 1902 season Smoot is batting .378 with 159 hits and 9 home runs. He has scored 64 times and batted in 69. Monday, September 1st, 1902: AL Selects Rookie Star of the Month Patsy Dougherty was toddling around on his tricycle when some of the guys he's playing against were in their prime, but the 25-year-old left fielder definitely knows how to get to first, second or beyond. Today he was chosen August's American Rookie of the Month for his remarkable month of hitting. In 27 games Dougherty batted .389 for Boston, slapping 42 hits in 108 at-bats with no home runs, drove in 7 runs and scored 17 times. This season Dougherty has hit at a .344 clip with 56 RBIs, 1 home runs and 72 runs scored. Monday, September 1st, 1902: August's Pitcher of the Month Goes to Dinneen The Boston Beaneaters owe Bill Dinneen a lot for his performance this past month. One of the league's most dominant starters in August, Dinneen tore up the opposition with a fine 4-3 mark on his way to the National Pitcher of the Month award. It was Dinneen who did the banging in August as he tossed up 30 strikeouts in 68.2 innings, holding opponents to a .221 average and posting a 1.83 ERA. In the 1902 season Dinneen has 10 wins and 18 losses and a 3.61 ERA. Monday, September 1st, 1902: AL Top Pitcher for August Picked Ham Iburg was firing on all cylinders in the month of August with 4 wins as he steamrolled all American opposition on his way to the Pitcher of the Month award. During the month Iburg was 4-1 with a 1.42 ERA. He made 6 starts, tossed 57 innings and had 30 strikeouts. Over the season Iburg has thrown 232.1 innings and dished out 89 strikeouts with a 15-10 mark and a 2.32 ERA. Monday, September 1st, 1902: Crawford Wins Best Bat Trophy in August Today Cincinnati's Sam Crawford was named the National Batter of the Month for August. He punished NL hurlers hard all month long, collecting 40 hits in 104 at-bats. With a .385 batting average, 4 home runs, 13 RBIs and 17 runs scored, he was an easy choice. So far this year Crawford has 9 home runs and a .310 batting average. Monday, September 1st, 1902: AL Announces Best Batter Award When Patsy Dougherty stepped up to the plate in August, he did it with confidence and today he was honored with the American Batter of the Month award. The young Boston left fielder posted a .389 batting average with no home runs, 7 RBIs and scored 17 runs. Dougherty also worked pitchers for 12 walks to post a .459 on-base percentage. Dougherty has collected 165 hits for the Americans this year, 1 of them home runs. He has also netted 56 RBIs and scored 72 runs while batting .344.

07-02-2008, 01:12 AM	#31 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	World Series Preview Philadelphia Phillies (101-39) dominated all season, their 4 SP had all over 20 wins, looking at their off season moves they picked up SP Joe McGinnity who won 21 games for them. they gave up Jimmy Slagle who had a subpar season for Baltimore. This is the only move the made all year, and why would they do anything. Washington Senators (78-62) had two bad months at the end, no SP with 20 wins, they ranked 2nd in run scored, 1st in HR with 43 in the AL Looking at their off season moves: after losing SP Mercer to FA, the traded for SP Pittinger and pitched well 14-10 2.91 ERA. Predictions: Phillies win in 4 don't see Washington winning a game. I will watching all the games

07-01-2008, 10:52 PM	#24 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	thanks, still trying to figure out, how to keep my updates coming. I feel i'm putting to much in. But i do want to keep a monthly update going. still trying to figure things out. if you guys have any idea's let me know. I do think i will continue running the 1st or 2nd round of the draft, I find myself looking forward to the draft now

07-02-2008, 01:53 AM	#32 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 World Series Phillies Takes game 1 in 11th inningOrth pitched all 11 innings and J.Dunn 1B was 2-4 with 2RBI, in the 11th P.Deisel came in has a pinch hitter and single, Cross reached on an error, then Deisel moved to 3B on a sack fly, so with 2 outs R.Thomas singled to bring in the winning run Phillies wins game #2 J.Dunn had a good day at the plate again 2-4 2RBI, the lead all the way and was able to hold on, player of the game J.McGinnity had a solid outing. games have been close, but Phillies continue to roll Washington wins Game #3:in a must win using two HR's from Grady and Clingman Washington was able to chase former Pitcher of the year Doc White. Player of the game was W.Lee pitching a good game. OMG Washingtons wins Game #4:Bottom of the 8th down by two, and Washington gets 3 runs, and what can only be described has a great game. J.Morrissey was hot going 2-3. E.Flick from the Phillies their greatest hitter this hear is batting .154 might we see a big upset? Phillies wins Game #5: Phllies win 3-2 M.Cross went 2-4 and 1RBI and an other great pitching preformance by A.Orth (2-0) now washington must win the last two games in Philly, but not rulling them out yet, all games have been close Game #6: Lets set up the scene, 2-2 game in the bottom of the 9th. C.Luskey pitching, R.Thomas grounds out. H.Wolverton grounds out. Delahanty steps up to the plate 1st pitch ball, 2nd pitch ball, 3rd pitched fouled out, 4th pitch HOME RUN 346 feet. can't beleive Philly fans goes crazy the 1st walk off home run to win the World series, I'm very glad I decided to watch the games. Delahanty wins MVP Phillies win in dramatic fashion, all games where close and Washington gave it their all

07-02-2008, 02:09 AM	#33 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	Owner news Once in awhile i will look at the budget and if there becomes to much of a difference I will make some changes so this year Detroit stated they will increase their budget to 80k from 60k and the fans liked that showing some more interest, and the local media also paid 34k for the rights to the games. this should help Detroit move past .500 ball. only 1 change per year if that.

07-02-2008, 02:40 AM	#35 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 Rook of the year Monday, October 27th, 1902: Pittsburgh's Smoot Gets NL Newcomer of the Year Award In his apprentice season in the National, Homer Smoot put up some quality statistics to sew up the prestigious Newcomer of the Year Award. This talented Pittsburgh center fielder posted a .380 average while accumulating 195 hits, 9 home runs, 86 RBIs and 78 runs scored in 125 games. He drew 21 walks as he fashioned a solid .405 on-base percentage. Monday, October 27th, 1902: AL Best Newcomer Named Ham Iburg who was a 2ns round pick, this could be a great sleeper pick he went to the hill with confidence every time out this year. He wasn't your normal rookie pitcher. He was something special -- special enough to win the 1902 American Newcomer of the Year Award. The New York starter posted a 18-12 record and a 2.34 ERA, starting 33 games, piling up 277.1 innings, giving up 264 hits and striking out 110, while holding opponents to a .247 average.

07-02-2008, 02:42 AM	#36 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 Best pitcher Tuesday, October 28th, 1902: Phillies Ace NL's Best Pitcher Red Donahue of the Philadelphia Phillies is in the spotlight today. He was acclaimed the best pitcher in the National and will be honored with the 1902 Outstanding Pitcher Award. He started 32 games and compiled a 24-6 record with an ERA of 2.39 in 270.2 innings with 69 strikeouts. Tuesday, October 28th, 1902: Katoll's Great Year Nets Outstanding Pitcher Award The Outstanding Pitcher Award for 1902 has been presented and the American winner is Jack Katoll of Philadelphia. "I pretty much expected it, but it's always nice to receive an award like this," said Katoll. "I just hope I'm able to do it again and improve on my performance," the Athletics star told reporters. "I'm 30 and have time to win it again." Katoll excelled with an impressive 24-8 record in 35 starts. In 296.1 innings he yielded 301 hits and 69 walks, while striking out 56 and compiling a fine 2.64 ERA.

07-02-2008, 02:47 AM	#37 (permalink)
stephpa10 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 190 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	1902 Batter of the year Wednesday, October 29th, 1902:Flick Tops Best Batter List What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 1902 Outstanding Hitter Award in the National. It had already been a very special season for Philadelphia's Elmer Flick, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake. He was not a factor in the World Series but had a great regular season All season long Elmer Flick gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .345 as he collected 190 hits, 37 doubles, 19 triples, 9 home runs and 112 RBIs. Wednesday, October 29th, 1902: AL Announces Top Batter Award It's been a year of triumph for veteran Nap Lajoie of the Philadelphia Athletics as he hit his way to the 1902 American Outstanding Hitter Award. The 28-year-old veteran compiled a .328 average and .373 on-base percentage by putting together 190 hits, 32 doubles, 11 triples, 2 home runs and 31 walks. He also scored 91 times and drove in 81 runs.

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