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Baltimore Tied for First
July 1, 1872 Reyes, Gibbs, and Luna    The Baltimore Canaries have the top 3 hitters in the ABC. C Carlos Reyes is hitting .452 to lead the league. Last Year's Batter of the Year, LF Bill Gibbs is second, hitting .421. Finally, 1B Rodrigo Luna is hitting .407. It is this outstanding offense that has lifted Baltimore into a tie for first with the Philadelphia Keystones. Standings through June 30, 1872 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Baltimore Canaries 9 5 .643 - Philadelphia Keystones 9 5 .643 - Boston Red Stockings 8 6 .571 1.0 Cincinnati Reds 8 6 .571 1.0 New York Mutuals 7 7 .500 2.0 Buffalo Bisons 5 9 .357 4.0 Chicago White Stockings 5 9 .357 4.0 Washington Nationals 5 9 .357 4.0 Pitcher of the Month SP Arlen Robinson - Baltimore Canaries  For the second month in a row, Robinson has won the Pitcher of the Month award. He went 4-1 in June with a 2.40 ERA in 5 starts. Batter of the Month 3B Roberto Carrillo - Cincinnati Reds  Carrillo earned Batter of the Month honors by hitting .500 with 7 RBIs and 5 runs scored. Rookie of the Month 3B Pete Fleming - Chicago White Stockings  Pete Fleming went 3 for 5 on 6/10 and for some reason that prompted the Buffalo Bisons to trade the young 3B to the White Stockings. That didn't prevent him from going 9 for 20, with 5 RBIs earning him the Rookie of the Month award. Franco Hitting Streak Watch Chicago White Stockings RF Ricardo Franco  Chicago RF Ricardo Franco has kept his hitting streak alive through June, extending it to 29 games!
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10-19-2009, 11:03 PM
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Baltimore In First, Alone
August 1, 1872 Baltimore took sole possession of 1st place by going 3-1 in the month of July. The Chicago White Stockings sweep the monthly awards! Standings through July 31, 1872 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Baltimore Canaries 12 6 .667 - Philadelphia Keystones 11 7 .611 1.0 Boston Red Stockings 10 8 .556 2.0 Cincinnati Reds 10 8 .556 2.0 New York Mutuals 9 9 .500 3.0 Chicago White Stockings 8 10 .444 4.0 Buffalo Bisons 6 12 .333 6.0 Washington Nationals 6 12 .333 6.0 Pitcher of the Month SP Walton Webster - Chicago White Stockings  Do you remember this guy? Webster is a 3 time winner of the Pitcher of the Month award. He went 3-1 with a 1.85 ERA in July for the Chicago White Stockings. Batter of the Month C Jason Stone - Chicago White Stockings  In 4 games, Stone hit .529 with 1 HR, 3 RBIs, and scored 5 runs. Rookie of the Month LF Jaime Valentin - Chicago White Stockings  On his 3rd team in 2 years, Valentin has finally made himself at home in Chicago. The rookie LF took the Rookie of the Month award by hitting .500, with 4 RBIs. Franco Hitting Streak Watch Sadly, Franco was unable to get a hit in the July 7 contest against Boston, ending his hitting streak at 29 games.
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10-19-2009, 11:33 PM
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Philadelphia Pulls Even With Baltimore
September 1, 1872  Capitalizing on the Canaries' 2-2 month, the Keystones pulled into a 1st place tie by winning 3 of 4 in August. Baltimore and Philadelphia have a 3 game lead on the rest of the league with 6 games to play. Standings through August 31, 1872 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Baltimore Canaries 14 8 .636 - Philadelphia Keystones 14 8 .636 - Boston Red Stockings 11 11 .500 3.0 Cincinnati Reds 11 11 .500 3.0 New York Mutuals 11 11 .500 3.0 Chicago White Stockings 10 12 .455 4.0 Washginton Nationals 9 13 .409 5.0 Buffalo Bisons 8 14 .364 6.0 Pitcher of the Month SP Dan Hughes - Philadelphia Keystones  This 38 year old is showing the young guys how to get it done. With his 3-1 record in August, Hughes was a major contributor towards Philadelphia's return to the top of the standings. Batter of the Month C Doug Sharman - Baltimore Canaries  Sharman has come out of no where to claim August's Batter of the Year Award. He started the season 6 for 30 before going 9 for 17 this month. He also scored 4 runs. Rookie of the Month LF Jaime Valentin - Chicago White Stockings It's back to back months for Valentin. He earned himself another RotM award by hitting .500 in August.
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10-20-2009, 12:15 AM
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Baltimore and Philadelphia Tied With One To Play
October 1, 1872 Baltimore and Philadelphia stayed tied for 1st after September. Both teams went 3-2 on the month. Standings through September 30, 1872 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Baltimore Canaries 17 10 .630 - Philadelphia Keystones 17 10 .630 - Boston Red Stockings 14 13 .519 3.0 Cincinnati Reds 14 13 .519 3.0 New York Mutuals 12 15 .444 5.0 Washginton Nationals 12 15 .444 5.0 Buffalo Bisons 11 16 .407 6.0 Chicago White Stockings 11 16 .407 6.0 SP Red Bishop - Boston Red Stockings  Last Year's Pitcher of the Year claims the September Pitcher of the Month award. Bishop managed a 3-1 record with a 2.41 ERA. Batter of the Month 3B Errol Greene - Baltimore Canaries  Greene had an outstanding September hitting .522 with 6 RBIs and 6 runs scored. Rookie of the Month SP Greg Berry - Washington Nationals  This #2 overall pick of the ABC Inaugural Draft is finally showing the talent the Nationals drafted him for. Berry put up a 3-1 mark, striking out 8* in 44 innings. *In this era, 8 Ks in a month is a lot, FYI.
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10-20-2009, 04:02 PM
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(pssssss... check your "... Standings through..." for the last couple of months
 )This is great reading. Keep it up. Go Reds. 
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10-20-2009, 04:11 PM
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10-20-2009, 10:20 PM
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Canaries and Keystones Tied After 28 Games!!
October 7, 1872 Baltimore and Philadelphia entered the final day of the season tied at the top of the standings. Philadelphia traveled to Boston and lost to the Red Stockings, 6-5. Baltimore was at home against the Chicago White Stockings and they lost 4-3. These teams will play each other today to decide the 1872 championship. The game will be in Philadelphia since they won the season series 3-1. Standings through October 6, 1872 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Baltimore Canaries 17 11 .607 - Philadelphia Keystones 17 11 .607 - Boston Red Stockings 15 13 .536 2.0 Cincinnati Reds 14 14 .500 3.0 Washginton Nationals 13 15 .464 4.0 Buffalo Bisons 12 16 .429 5.0 Chicago White Stockings 12 16 .429 5.0 New York Mutuals 12 16 .429 5.0
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10-20-2009, 11:16 PM
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Baltimore Wins 2-0!! ABC Champions!!
October 8, 1872 Baltimore beat Philadelphia 2-0 to win the ABC Championship. Baltimore SP Arlen Robinson was outstanding in the shutout effort. Not only did he shutout the Keystones, he also scored Baltimore's 1st run in the Top of the 5th off of a Doug Sharman single. Congrats to the Canaries!!! 
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10-21-2009, 09:59 PM
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ABC Announces 1872 Gold Glove Award Winners!
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10-21-2009, 10:09 PM
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Washington's Perry Wins First Rookie of the Year
October 19, 1872 Washington Nationals SP Greg Perry The year couldn't have gone any better for Washington SP Greg Berry. After going 10-5 in 19 starts, with a 2.99 ERA, Berry was named the ABC's Rookie of the Year. He is the first person to ever win this award!
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10-21-2009, 10:19 PM
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Keystones Skipper receives Manager Award After Turn Around Season
Philadelphia Keystones Manager Ron Kirk  There was little surprise when Ron Kirk of the Philadelphia Keystones was named Manager of the Year. After the Keystones finished 9-19 in 1871, they followed it up with a 17-12 campaign in 1872. This turn around helped Kirk win the award.
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10-24-2009, 12:29 PM
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1872 Pitcher of the Year Announced!
October 21, 1872 Baltimore Canaries SP Arlen Robinson  Robinson led Baltimore to 16 victories this season, helping them win the ABC Championship.
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10-24-2009, 12:33 PM
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Baltimore 1B is BotY
October 22, 1872 Baltimore Canaries 1B Rodrigo Luna Luna led the ABC with a .419 batting average, along with 24 runs batted in, 28 runs scored, and 11 doubles. This was good enough for him to be honored as this year's Batter of the Year.
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10-24-2009, 12:52 PM
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Baltimore Loses Star CF in Free Agency
December 28, 1872 Buffalo Bisons CF Bob Schultz  One of the key pieces of Baltimore's championship team has signed a free agent contract with the Buffalo Bisons. Bob Schultz leaves the championship team hoping to help climb to the top of the standings. This signing comes as a surprise since the Buffalo franchise is still up for sale.
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10-24-2009, 01:08 PM
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Buffalo Bisons Sale Complete, Team On The Move
January 2, 1873  The Buffalo Bisons were official sold today to an ownership group from Brooklyn, New York. The league has approved of this deal. Sadly for the residents of Buffalo, the Bisons will be moving to Brooklyn and become the Brooklyn Atlantics. Brooklyn will begin play during the 1873 season. Brooklyn Atlantics 2B Jose Hernandez 
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10-24-2009, 01:53 PM
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1873 Schedule Moves to 56 Games
January 31, 1873 Given the success of the league across the cities where they play, the American Baseball Congress has expanded their schedule to 56 games. Teams will play in 28 2-game series. The first game of each series will be on Friday and the second game will be the following Wednesday. This means each team will play each other 8 times during the season. Opening Day Matchups  versus   versus  versus   versus 
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10-24-2009, 02:49 PM
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Baseball America Top 10 Prospects
April 4, 1873 Baseball America announced their Top 100 Prospect List. Here is the Top 10. 1. SP Carlos Banuelos - Chicago White Stockings Banuelos was the #2 pick in the 1872 First Year Player's Draft  2. SP Randy Miller - Brooklyn Atlantics Miller moved up a spot from #3 on last year's list.  3. SP Mark Pittman - Philadelphia Keystones Mark Pittman was the top overall pick in ther 1872 First Year Player's Draft.  4. SP Mark Sawyer - Baltimore Canaries Sawyer was the #3 pick in the ABC's Inaugural Draft. He looks to be the Canaries' #2 SP this season.  5. SP Chris Woods - Cincinnati Reds Woods was by the Reds with the #3 overall pick in last year's First Year Player's Draft.  6. SP James Martin - Brooklyn Atlantics The Buffalo Bisons selected Martin #4 last year in the draft.  7. SP Ryan Johnson - New York Mutuals Johnson is developing into a fine starting pitcher after being selected in the 17th round of the 1871 Inaugural Draft.  8. SP Jesus Herrera - Baltimore Canaries Some are saying the Herrera is the next Arlen Robinson. We'll see if the #6 pick from last year's draft can break into the majors this season.  9. SP Antonio Martinez - Boston Red Stockings Martinez is ready for the majors. The only thing standing in his way? Red Bishop!  10. 2B Jody Lilly - Boston Red Stockings Lilly will get his chance this season as the Red Stockings' Opening Day starting 2B. 
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10-24-2009, 03:42 PM
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Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Win On Opening Day
April 5, 1873 Opening Day Recaps: Baltimore Canaries - 5 Boston Red Stockings - 1 SP Arlen Robinson The Baltimore Canaries continued their winning ways in 1873 with an 5-1 victory over the Boston Red Stockings. Arlen Robinson earned Player of the Game honors by allowing only 6 hits and no earned runs. Brooklyn Atlantics - 6 Chicago White Stockings - 0 SP Jose Benitez  Jose Benitez shutout the White Stockings on Opening Day, getting his Buffalo team off to a good start here in 1873. Cincinnati Reds - 2 New York Mutuals - 3 SP Jonathan Starr  Starr had a decent day holding the Reds to only 2 runs scored, winning Player of the Game honors. Philadelphia Keystones - 4 Washington Nationals - 0 SP Chip McDonald  Another stellar performance by a starting pitcher. Philadelphia's Chip McDonalds held the Nationals scoreless to earn the Keystones their first win.
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10-24-2009, 03:57 PM
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April 1873 in The Books!
May 1, 1873 Through the first month of the season, no one in the ABC has shown to be the dominant team. Only 2 games separate all of the teams after 8 games. Standings through April 30, 1873 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Baltimore Canaries 5 3 .625 - Brooklyn Atlantics 5 3 .625 - New York Mutuals 5 3 .625 - Boston Red Stockings 4 4 .500 1.0 Chicago White Stockings 4 4 .500 1.0 Cincinnati Reds 3 5 .375 2.0 Philadelphia Keystones 3 5 .375 2.0 Washington Nationals 3 5 .375 2.0 CF Lloyd Drew - Cincinnati Reds  Drew hit .412 this month and had 5 runs batted in on his way to the Rookie of the Month award. Pitcher of the Month SP Jonathan Starr - New York Mutuals Starr not only had a good Opening Day, he continued his winning ways the rest of the month. He went 4-0, with a 1.23 ERA in April. Batter of the Month CF Mike Elmore - New York Mutuals  Looks like Mike Elmore is giving it his all this year since he could be a free agent at the end of the year. Elmore hit .400, knocked in 6 runs and scored 8 times to win the Batter of the Month for April.
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The American Baseball Congress - A fictional-historical dynasty that started in 1871. Now in 1876. Special thanks goes to No Pepper, acetonic, fhomess, and Deft. Their historical jersey and cap work led to me being able to create jerseys and caps for my dynasty. FOOLX - Indianapolis Clowns FOOLH - Baltimore Orioles Hardball Heroes - St. Louis Browns World League Baseball - Panama Echelons of American Baseball - Fort Worth Stampede Last edited by spleen1015; 10-24-2009 at 03:58 PM. |
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May 1873 Draws To A Close
June 1, 1873 Boston and Chicago both have a good month of May, going 6-3, to move into a tie at the top of the standings. Standings through May 31, 1873 Code:
Team W L PCT GB Boston Red Stockings 10 7 .588 - Brooklyn Atlantics 10 7 .588 - Chicago White Stockings 10 7 .588 - Baltimore Canaries 9 8 .529 1.0 New York Mutuals 9 8 .529 1.0 Philadelphia Keystones 8 9 .471 2.0 Washington Nationals 7 10 .412 3.0 Cincinnati Reds 5 12 .294 5.0 LF Mike May - Boston Red Stockings  Boston's May had a career month. He led the Red Stockings into 1st place by hitting .427 and 7 runs batted in. Pitcher of the Month SP Chip McDonald - Philadelphia Keystones Chip McDonald put together a successful month of May for the Keystones, earning himself the ABC Pitch of the Month award. He went 4-0 in 5 starts. Batter of the Month LF Leon Sloan - Cincinnati Reds  Sloan hit .386 in May along with 9 RBIs and 9 runs scored. Another Year, Another Hitting Streak LF Bill Gibbs - Baltimore Canaries Gibbs was 1 game short of tying the Hitting Streak record. The Washington Nationals ended his streak at 28 on May 30.
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