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doncoryell · 01-28-2011, 10:09 PM

1905-06 Off Season

Announcements

There were no new announcements at this time.

Trades

10/26 - Boston (A) gets p Cy Morgan (26 yrs old, 2-3, 6 sv, 3.18 era, 14 k), St.Louis (N) gets rf Buck Freeman (33 yrs old, .258-5-44-11)

10/29 - New York (A) gets cf Fielder Jones (34 yrs old, .266-3-35-18), Chicago (A) gets lf Bill Hallman (29 yrs old, .301-2-51-8)

11/25 - Chicago (N) gets p Charlie Smith (25 yrs old, 4-2, 6 sv, 1.59 era, 17 k), Cleveland gets ss Joe Tinker (25 yrs old, .227-1-50-25)

12/18 - Pittsburgh gets p Charlie Moran (27 yrs old, 1-0, 2 sv, 1.86 era, 7 k), St.Louis (N) gets rf Bob Ganley (30 yrs old, .247-0-16-2)

01/18 - Pittsburgh gets p Billy Campbell (32 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), St.Louis (N) gets rf Fred Odwell (33 yrs old, .278-5-50-29)

Major Retirements

LF Jesse Burkett, age 36 - 16 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .409 with 5 home runs, 83 RBIs and 41 stolen bases in 131 games.
.335 avg, 2042 g, 8163 ab, 1598 r, 2733 h, 75 hr, 1015 rbi, 430 sb

1B Jack Doyle, age 35 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .367 with 3 home runs, 100 RBIs and 42 stolen bases in 105 games.
.293 avg, 1676 g, 6477 ab, 987 r, 1895 h, 27 hr, 984 rbi, 515 sb

C Duke Farrell, age 39 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1891 when he batted .302 with 12 home runs, 110 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 122 games.
.273 avg, 1776 g, 6230 ab, 916 r, 1699 h, 54 hr, 945 rbi, 173 sb

doncoryell · 01-28-2011, 10:10 PM

Hall of Fame Class of 1905

Jesse Burkett, Left Fielder - Inducted 1905

Code:

AVG     G     AB     R     H     HR     RBI     SB     SLG
.335  2042   8163   1598  2733   75    1015    430    .441

doncoryell · 01-29-2011, 03:52 AM

In the American League, the Boston Americans bolted to a 4-game lead by the beginning of June then held off a challenge by the Cleveland Naps to clinch their third AL title. George Stone (.324-4-79) and Terry Turner (.279-1-62) were the hitting stars while the pitching staff led the way with three 20-game winners Doc Newton (21-12, 1.88), Joe Harris (25-13, 2.31) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, 39-year old Cy Young (26-6, 1.64 ERA). Cleveland finished in second place, 5 games behind, led by an offensive attack which was led by Elmer Flick (.315-2-85), Nap Lajoie (.335-2-81) and the junior circuit's Outstanding Hitter, Nig Clarke (.348-6-91), who also won the Triple Crown. On the other side of the diamond, the pitching staff featured four 20-game winners Bill Bernhard (20-15, 2.15 ERA), Ed Killian (22-7, 2.71 ERA), Addie Joss (23-12, 2.36 ERA) and Otto Hess (23-14, 2.35 ERA). The Philadelphia Athletics finished a distant third place, 16 games behind the front running Boston, behind the bats of Harry Davis (.261-4-62) and Socks Seybold (.285-3-62) and the arm of Rube Waddell (27-11, 1.92 ERA).

In the National League, it seemed like business as usual as the Pittsburgh Pirates went wire-to-wire to win their second straight NL title and their fourth in five years. Leading the way for the Bucs was an line up which featured Ginger Beaumont (.307-1-96), Fred Clarke (.316-2-64) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.310-3-78). Their mound staff was led by a pair of 20-game winners, Jack Pfiester (24-13, 1.97 ERA) and Deacon Phillippe (23-9, 1.90 ERA), the senior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher. The Cincinnati Reds, the only other team to win the NL title in the last 5 years, finished in second place, 7 games behind, were led by the bats of Cy Seymour (.329-8-67) and Jake Beckley (.309-2-89) and the arms of 20-game winners Bob Ewing (20-16, 2.38 ERA) and Orval Overall (24-11, 2.14 ERA). Finishing in third place, 10 games behind the front running Pirates, were the Philadelphia Phillies. Leading the way on offense were Tim Jordan (.272-4-60), John Titus (.288-5-71) and Sherry Magee (.299-1-83). The pitching staff was led by Tully Sparks (22-13, 2.06 ERA) and the NL's Rookie of the Year, Lew Richie (21-9, 2.02 ERA), who also threw two no-hitters during the season.

During the World Series, it was a complete role reversal than when they met in the first World Series. This time around, it was the Americans who dominated the fall classic as Cy Young won two of his three starts to lead the way for Boston to win the series, 4-games-to-1, for their first world's championship.

Code:

American League     W   L   PCT  GB     National League     W   L   PCT  GB
Boston            101  53  .656  --     Pittsburgh         97  57  .630  --
Cleveland          96  58  .623   5     Cincinnati         90  64  .584   7
Philadelphia       85  69  .552  16     Philadelphia       87  67  .565  10
Washington         78  76  .506  23     New York           84  70  .545  13
St.Louis           70  84  .455  31     St.Louis           80  74  .519  17
Chicago            68  86  .442  33     Chicago            74  80  .481  23
New York           63  91  .409  38     Boston             56  98  .364  41
Detroit            55  99  .357  46     Brooklyn           48 106  .312  49



Batting AVG           AVG               Batting AVG           AVG
N.Clarke, CLE        .348               C.Seymour, CIN       .329
N.Lajoie, CLE        .335               H.Lumley, BRO        .323
G.Stone, BOS         .324               B.Congalton, CHI     .320

Homeruns               HR               Homeruns               HR
N.Clarke, CLE           6               H.Lumley, BRO          10
D.Gessler, DET          6               D.Brain, STL            9
H.Davis, PHI            4               C.Seymour, CIN          8

Runs Batted In        RBI               Runs Batted In        RBI
N.Clarke, CLE          91               G.Beaumont, PIT        96
E.Flick, CLE           85               F.Schulte, CHI         93
N.Lajoie, CLE          81               B.Congalton, CHI       90

Stolen Bases           SB               Stolen Bases           SB
W.Conroy, NY           60               S.Magee, PHI           62
E.Flick, CLE           52               S.Mertes, NY           52
D.Hoffman, PHI         52               M.Huggins, CIN         50

Earned Run Average    ERA               Earned Run Average    ERA
C.Young, BOS         1.64               B.Duggleby, PHI      1.62
R.Patterson, CHI     1.87               D.Phillippe, PIT     1.90
D.Newton, BOS        1.88               R.Ames, NY           1.94


Wins                    W               Wins                    W
R.Waddell, PHI         27               O.Overall, CIN         24
C.Young, BOS           26               J.Pfiester, PIT        24
J.Harris, BOS          25               J.Thielman, STL        24

Saves                  SV               Saves                  SV
F.Burchell, BOS         6               B.Adams, STL            7
B.Edmondson, WAS        6               C.Case, CIN             7
L.Leroy, NY             6               N.Hahn, CIN             7

Strikeouts             SO               Strikeouts             SO
R.Waddell, PHI        267               R.Ames, NY            216
C.Bender, PHI         195               J.Pfiester, PIT       204
E.Walsh, CHI          195               C.Falkenberg, PIT     187

Code:

1906 World Series

Game #1
Pittsburgh        2 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 - 7 15 2
Boston (A)        2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 - 6  8 6
WP - C.Falkenberg (1-0)
LP - C.Young (0-1)
HR - none


Game #2
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -  0  5 6
Boston (A)        2 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 x - 12 12 1
WP - T.Hughes (1-0)
LP - J.Pfiester (0-1)
HR - none



Game #3
Boston (A)        0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 1
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 0 
WP - C.Young (1-1)
LP - C.Falkenberg (1-1)
HR - none

Game #4
Boston (A)        0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 13 4
Pittsburgh        1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 10 1
WP - F.Burchell (1-0)
LP - H.Camnitz (0-1)
SV - K.Nichols (1)
HR - none

Game #5
Boston (A)        0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 - 6 10 3
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 - 3 10 3
WP - C.Young (2-1)
LP - C.Falkenberg (1-2)
SV - F.Burchell (1)
HR - none

doncoryell · 01-29-2011, 04:16 AM

AL Outstanding Hitter Award
Nig Clarke, Cleveland
130 g, 448 ab, 67 r, 156 h, 22 2b, 7 3b, 6 hr, 91 rbi, 210 tb, 42 bb, 33 k, 12 sb, 5 cs, .348 avg, .405 obp, .469 slg

NL Outstanding Hitter Award
Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh
149 g, 597 ab, 90 r, 185 h, 28 2b, 14 3b, 3 hr, 78 rbi, 250 tb, 49 bb, 65 k, 38 sb, 21 cs, .310 avg, .364 obp, .419 slg

AL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Cy Young, Boston (A)
26-6, 0 sv, 1.64 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 345.2 ip, 299 ha, 87 r, 63 er, 5 hr, 27 bb, 167 k, 0.94 whip, .231 oavg

NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh
23-9, 0 sv, 1.90 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 336.0 ip, 284 ha, 97 r, 71 er, 1 hr, 66 bb, 145 k, 1.04 whip, .230 oavg

AL Rookie of the Year Award
Myron Grimshaw, Boston (A)
120 g, 430 ab, 56 r, 126 h, 25 2b, 8 3b, 1 hr, 73 rbi, 170 tb, 25 bb, 30 k, 6 sb, 4 cs, .293 avg, .334 obp, .395 slg

NL Rookie of the Year Award
Lew Richie, Philadelphia (N)
21-9, 0 sv, 2.02 era, 37 g, 37 gs, 315.2 ip, 242 ha, 108 r, 71 er, 4 hr, 95 bb, 99 k, 1.07 whip, .214 oavg

Trades

4/25 - Cincinnati gets ss Freddy Parent (30 yrs old, .260-1-33-6), Boston (A) gets cf Billy Maloney (27 yrs old, .233-0-37-40)

7/13 - Boston (A) gets p Jesse Whiting (27 yrs old, 1-0, 0 sv, 3.00 era, 1 k), Philadelphia (N) gets c Charlie Graham (28 yrs old, .194-0-11-0)

7/20 - St.Louis (A) gets rf Emil Frisk (31 yrs old, .285-0-28-4), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Harry Niles (25 yrs old, .279-0-44-19)

7/21 - Chicago (N) gets p Dummy Taylor (31 yrs old, 15-9, 1 sv, 2.41 era, 76 k), New York (N) gets 2b Johnny Evers (25 yrs old, .255-2-32-24)

7/25 - St.Louis (A) gets p Gus Thompson (29 yrs old, 11-6, 0 sv, 2.50 era, 44 k), Cincinnati gets rf Jack Himes (27 yrs old, .278-0-38-9)

7/26 - St.Louis (N) gets p Clark Griffith (36 yrs old, 2-4, 6 sv, 2.40 era, 7 k), Cincinnati gets lf Patsy Dougherty (29 yrs old, .294-0-15-6)

7/29 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Len Swormstedt (27 yrs old, 4-5, 2 sv, 3.98 era, 19 k), Cincinnati gets cf Shad Barry (27 yrs old, .283-0-35-27)

7/30 - New York (A) gets p Ed Hughes (25 yrs old, 1-1, 0 sv, 2.13 era, 5 k), Chicago (A) gets rf Ed Hahn (30 yrs old, .238-1-47-20)

Milestones & Achievements
4/14 - No-hitter for Lew Richie. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the third in the modern era.
5/23 - Fred Clarke reaches 2000 hits
5/28 - Lew Richie fires no-hitter. This is the second no-hitter thrown this season, and also Richie's second this season, and is the fourth one thrown in modern history.
6/02 - 400 wins for Cy Young
6/14 - Tommy Leach swats 6 hits
6/25 - Doc Reisling fires no-hitter. This is the third no-no thrown this season and the fifth in modern history.
6/29 - Happy Townsend hurls no-hitter. This is the fourth no-hitter thrown this season and the sixth one in modern history.
7/16 - Shad Barry slams 6 hits
8/19 - Jake Beckley gets hit number 3000
9/24 - 2500 hits for Lave Cross

MLB Records Set or Tied
Batting
Hits: 210 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland

AL Records Set or Tied
Batting
Hits: 210 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland
Triples: 22 - Elmer Flick, Cleveland

Pitching
Walks: 138 - George Mullin, Detroit

NL Records Set or Tied
None

doncoryell · 02-05-2011, 02:18 AM

1906-07 Off Season

Announcements

There were no new announcements

Trades

10/19 - Cincinnati gets rf Nixey Callahan (32 yrs old, .249-1-58-26), Chicago (A) gets lf Freddy Parent (30 yrs old, .260-1-33-6)

10/19 - Chicago (N) gets c Pat Moran (30 yrs old, .258-0-34-9), Boston (N) gets ss Heinie Wagner (26 yrs old, .241-1-19-4)

11/19 - St.Louis (N) gets 1b Tom Jones (29 yrs old, .233-0-1-2), New York (A) gets rf Buck Freeman (35 yrs old, .256-2-68-10)

11/20 - St.Louis (A) gets cf Charlie Jones (30 yrs old, .269-0-17-15), Boston (A) gets 3b Harry Arndt (27 yrs old, .239-1-35-13)

12/21 - St.Louis (N) gets 1b George Stovall (29 yrs old, .258-0-18-2), Cleveland gets rf Bob Ganley (31 yrs old, .291-0-31-31)

Major Retirements

RF Hugh Duffy, age 39. 19 Seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame.[/color] His best season was in 1894 when he batted .440 with 18 home runs, 145 RBIs and 48 stolen bases.
.320 avg, 2066 g, 7810 ab, 1629 r, 2503 h, 109 hr, 1375 rbi, 617 sb

C Malachi Kittridge, age 37. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .315 with 0 home runs, 23 RBIs and 2 stolen bases in 51 games.
.216 avg, 1058 g, 3562 ab, 354 r, 769 h, 35 hr, 345 rbi, 55 sb

3B John McGraw, age 33. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .391 with 1 home run, 33 RBIs and 73 stolen bases in 117 games.
.321 avg, 1391 g, 4788 ab, 1177 r, 18 hr, 591 rbi, 510 sb

SP Kid Nichols, age 37. 17 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1904 when he compiled a record of 24-13, with no saves, an ERA of 1.71, and 149 strikeouts in 342.1 innings.
2.82 era, 396-228, 679 g, 5544.1 ip, 2071 k, 1349 bb, 17 sv

doncoryell · 02-05-2011, 02:21 AM

Hall of Fame Class of 1906

Hugh Duffy, Center Fielder - Inducted 1906

Code:

AVG     G     AB     R     H     HR     RBI     SB     SLG
.320  2066   7810   1629  2503  109    1375    617    .442

Kid Nichols, Pitcher - Inducted 1906

Code:

ERA    W      L       PCT      G         IP       SO       BB      SV
2.82  396    228     .635     679     5544.1     2071     1349     17

doncoryell · 02-05-2011, 04:01 PM

In the AL, the Cleveland Naps, contenders since 1904, again claimed the top rung of the ladder for the first time since 1902, clinching the title with about a week to go. One of the key figures was Elmer Flick (.302-1-57). Helping him on the attack was Nap Lajoie (.292-1-53) and Nig Clarke (.273-2-59). Otto Hess (27-10, 1.67 ERA), Glenn Liebhardt (23-14, 1.82 ERA) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, and Rookie of the Year, Heinie Berger (26-9, 1.51 ERA) provided the arms to lead the Naps. The Boston Americans finished in second place, 10 games behind Cleveland, thanks to the bats of rookie outfielder Tris Speaker (.222-4-55), Johnny Kling (.285-2-69) and the AL's Outstanding Batter, George Stone (.343-3-65). Leading the mound staff was Cy Young (24-14, 1.91 ERA) and 19-game winner Long Tom Hughes (19-16, 2.16 ERA). Ending up in third place was the Philadelphia Athletics, led by the bat of Harry Davis (.250-7-65) and the arms of Rube Waddell (23-8, 1.61 ERA) and Chief Bender (18-18, 1.97 ERA).

The National League continued to witness the dominance of the Pittsburgh Pirates, only this time it wasn't as easy as in 1906. With Fred Clarke (.306-4-66), Ginger Beaumont (.295-2-75) and Tommy Leach (.263-6-65) leading the attack, the Pirates survived a season long fight with Cincinnati and Philadelphia, finally clinching their third straight NL title on the final day of the season. Leading the Bucs' mound staff was their four 20-game winners: Jack Pfiester (22-12, NL leading 1.25 ERA), Deacon Phillippe (23-14, 1.80 ERA), Ed Karger (24-15, 2.42 ERA) and the league's Outstanding Pitcher, Cy Falkenberg (27-10, 1.57 ERA). The Reds finished in second place, 2 games behind, thanks to the hitting of Cy Seymour (.287-1-61) and Harry Steinfeldt (.271-1-58) and the arms of 20-game winners Charlie Chech (22-9, 1.74 ERA) and Bob Ewing (24-13, 1.69 ERA). The Phillies stayed with the Pirates all season long and ended the season in third place, 3 games behind, riding the arms of Johnny Lush (28-10, 1.85 ERA) and Lew Richie (21-8, 1.53) along with the bats of Tim Jordan (.263-9-90), John Titus (.287-4-72) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Sherry Magee (.307-6-73).

During the World Series, the Naps pitching took center stage as they took a 3 games to 1 lead thanks to Addie Joss, who threw a shutout in the opening game, and Glenn Liebhardt, who won both of his starts. Thanks to the pitching of Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh rallied to take game five, 3-0, sending the series back to the steel city. Glenn Liebhardt bested Ed Karger, 6-2, to win his third, and clinching, game to give Cleveland it's first world's championship.

Code:

American League     W   L   PCT  GB     National League     W   L   PCT  GB
Cleveland          95  59  .617  --     Pittsburgh         97  57  .630  --
Boston             85  69  .552  10     Cincinnati         95  59  .617   2
Philadelphia       83  71  .539  12     Philadelphia       94  60  .610   3
St.Louis           76  78  .494  19     Chicago            84  70  .545  13
Detroit            75  79  .487  20     New York           71  83  .461  26
Chicago            72  82  .468  23     St.Louis           70  84  .455  27
New York           71  83  .461  24     Brooklyn           60  94  .390  37
Washington         59  95  .383  36     Boston             45 109  .292  52



Batting AVG           AVG               Batting AVG           AVG
G.Stone, BOS         .343               S.Magee, PHI         .307
S.Crawford, DET      .310               F.Clarke, PIT        .306
T.Cobb, DET          .310               G.Beaumont, PIT      .295

Homeruns               HR               Homeruns               HR
H.Davis, PHI            7               T.Jordan, PHI           9
T.Cobb, DET             6               T.Leach, PIT            6
M.Donlin, CHI           6               S.Magee, PHI            6

Runs Batted In        RBI               Runs Batted In        RBI
T.Cobb, DET            84               T.Jordan, PHI          90
S.Crawford, DET        74               J.Bates, BOS           77
J.Kling, BOS           69               G.Beaumont, PIT        75

Stolen Bases           SB               Stolen Bases           SB
E.Flick, CLE           51               T.Leach, PIT           59
T.Cobb, DET            39               F.Clarke, PIT          48
C.Jones, STL           38               G.Browne, NY           43

Earned Run Average    ERA               Earned Run Average    ERA
H.Berger, CLE        1.51               J.Pfiester, PIT      1.25
R.Waddell, PHI       1.61               L.Richie, PHI        1.53
O.Hess, CLE          1.67               C.Falkenberg, PIT    1.57


Wins                    W               Wins                    W
O.Hess, CLE            27               J.Lush, PHI            28
H.Berger, CLE          26               C.Falkenberg, PIT      27
C.Young, BOS           24               B.Ewing, CIN           24

Saves                  SV               Saves                  SV
E.Siever, STL          18               F.Glade, CHI           11
B.Bernhard, CLE         8               F.Owen, CIN             9
J.Coombs, PHI           7               J.Pastorius, BRO        9

Strikeouts             SO               Strikeouts             SO
R.Waddell, PHI        252               R.Ames, NY            221
W.Johnson, WAS        190               N****cker, BRO         207
H.Berger, CLE         173               C.Mathewson, NY       196

Code:

1907 World Series

Game #1
Cleveland         0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 7 0
Pittsburgh        0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 7 3
WP - A.Joss (1-0)
LP - E.Karger (0-1)
HR - none


Game #2
Cleveland         0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 - 4 7 5
Pittsburgh        0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 - 3 8 1
WP - G.Liebhardt (1-0)
LP - C.Falkenberg (0-1)
HR - PIT: T.Leach (1)



Game #3
Pittsburgh        0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 14 1
Cleveland         0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4  9 4
WP - E.Kinsella (1-0)
LP - H.West (0-1)
HR - none

Game #4
Pittsburgh        2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 5 9 0
Cleveland         1 0 1 0 1 1 0 3 x - 7 8 3
WP - G.Liebhardt (2-0)
LP - C.Falkenberg (0-2)
HR - CLE: N.Lajoie (1)

Game #5
Pittsburgh        1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - 3 6 3
Cleveland         0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 2
WP - J.Pfiester (1-0)
LP - A.Joss (1-1)
HR - none

Game #6
Cleveland         0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 - 6 7 0
Pittsburgh        0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 7 0
WP - G.Liebhardt (3-0)
LP - E.Karger (0-2)
HR - none

doncoryell · 02-05-2011, 04:19 PM

AL Outstanding Hitter Award
George Stone, Boston (A)
153 g, 578 ab, 69 r, 198 h, 21 2b, 7 3b, 3 hr, 65 rbi, 242 tb, 66 bb, 46 k, 33 sb, 38 cs, .343 avg, .414 obp, .419 slg

NL Outstanding Hitter Award
Sherry Magee, Philadelphia (N)
147 g, 586 ab, 78 r, 180 h, 23 2b, 19 3b, 6 hr, 73 rbi, 259 tb, 54 bb, 58 k, 29 sb, 35 cs, .307 avg, .368 obp, .442 slg

AL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Heinie Berger, Cleveland
26-9, 0 sv, 1.51 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 315.2 ip, 232 ha, 72 r, 53 er, 2 hr, 85 bb, 173 k, 1.00 whip, .206 oavg

NL Outstanding Pitcher Award
Cy Falkenberg, Pittsburgh
27-10, 0 sv, 1.57 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 355.1 ip, 270 ha, 95 r, 62 er, 2 hr, 114 bb, 164 k, 1.08 whip, .210 oavg

AL Rookie of the Year Award
Heinie Berger, Cleveland
26-9, 0 sv, 1.51 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 315.2 ip, 232 ha, 72 r, 53 er, 2 hr, 85 bb, 173 k, 1.00 whip, .206 oavg

NL Rookie of the Year Award
Fred Beebe, Chicago (N)
15-10, 0 sv, 1.69 era, 28 g, 28 gs, 239.0 ip, 196 ha, 83 r, 45 er, 4 hr, 98 bb, 154 k, 1.23 whip, .222 oavg

Trades

5/29 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Henry Gehring (26 yrs old, 3-4, 2 sv, 1.89 era, 8 k), Washington gets c Doc Marshall (31 yrs old, .165-0-11-3)

6/16 - Boston (A) gets p Charlie Shields (27 yrs old, 2-0, 1 sv, 1.57 era, 6 k), St.Louis (A) gets 3b Jimmy Collins (37 yrs old, .264-1-42-2)

7/25 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Benny Jacobson (26 yrs old, 2-2, 1 sv, 0.00 era, 6 k), Washington gets lf Topsy Hartsel (33 yrs old, .256-2-42-18)

7/30 - Cincinnati gets p Moxie Manuel (25 yrs old, 0-1, 0 sv, 0.99 era, 11 k), Washington gets c Heinie Peitz (36 yrs old, .190-0-14-0)

7/30 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Bobby Keefe (25 yrs old, 1-1, 3 sv, 4.00 era, 3 k), New York (A) gets rf Socks Seybold (36 yrs old, .259-0-33-2)

Milestones & Achievements

04/20 - Willie Keeler gets hit number 2500
05/30 - Rube Vickers tosses no-no. This is the first no-hitter thrown this season and the 7th in history.
06/12 - George Davis gets hit number 2500
06/27 - Jack Powell reaches 200 wins
08/08 - Orval Overall hurls no-hitter. This is the second no-hitter thrown this season and the 8th in history.
10/05 - Johnny Lush throws no-hitter. This is the third no-hitter thrown this season and the 9th in history.

MLB Records Set or Tied
Pitching
Wins: 28 - Johnny Lush, Philadelphia (N)
Saves: 18 - Ed Siever, St.Louis (A)

AL Records Set or Tied
Pitching
Saves: 18 - Ed Siever, St.Louis (A)

NL Records Set or Tied
Pitching
Earned Run Average: 1.25 - Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh
Wins: 28 - Johnny Lush, Philadelphia (N)

01-28-2011, 10:09 PM	#25
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1905 - Year In Review 1905-06 Off Season Announcements There were no new announcements at this time. Trades 10/26 - Boston (A) gets p Cy Morgan (26 yrs old, 2-3, 6 sv, 3.18 era, 14 k), St.Louis (N) gets rf Buck Freeman (33 yrs old, .258-5-44-11) 10/29 - New York (A) gets cf Fielder Jones (34 yrs old, .266-3-35-18), Chicago (A) gets lf Bill Hallman (29 yrs old, .301-2-51-8) 11/25 - Chicago (N) gets p Charlie Smith (25 yrs old, 4-2, 6 sv, 1.59 era, 17 k), Cleveland gets ss Joe Tinker (25 yrs old, .227-1-50-25) 12/18 - Pittsburgh gets p Charlie Moran (27 yrs old, 1-0, 2 sv, 1.86 era, 7 k), St.Louis (N) gets rf Bob Ganley (30 yrs old, .247-0-16-2) 01/18 - Pittsburgh gets p Billy Campbell (32 yrs old, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.00 era, 0 k), St.Louis (N) gets rf Fred Odwell (33 yrs old, .278-5-50-29) Major Retirements LF Jesse Burkett, age 36 - 16 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1895 when he batted .409 with 5 home runs, 83 RBIs and 41 stolen bases in 131 games. .335 avg, 2042 g, 8163 ab, 1598 r, 2733 h, 75 hr, 1015 rbi, 430 sb 1B Jack Doyle, age 35 - 17 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .367 with 3 home runs, 100 RBIs and 42 stolen bases in 105 games. .293 avg, 1676 g, 6477 ab, 987 r, 1895 h, 27 hr, 984 rbi, 515 sb C Duke Farrell, age 39 - 18 seasons. His best season was in 1891 when he batted .302 with 12 home runs, 110 RBIs and 21 stolen bases in 122 games. .273 avg, 1776 g, 6230 ab, 916 r, 1699 h, 54 hr, 945 rbi, 173 sb

01-28-2011, 10:10 PM	#26
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1905 - Year In Review Hall of Fame Class of 1905 Jesse Burkett, Left Fielder - Inducted 1905 Code: AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .335 2042 8163 1598 2733 75 1015 430 .441

01-29-2011, 03:52 AM	#27
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	1906 - Year In Review In the American League, the Boston Americans bolted to a 4-game lead by the beginning of June then held off a challenge by the Cleveland Naps to clinch their third AL title. George Stone (.324-4-79) and Terry Turner (.279-1-62) were the hitting stars while the pitching staff led the way with three 20-game winners Doc Newton (21-12, 1.88), Joe Harris (25-13, 2.31) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, 39-year old Cy Young (26-6, 1.64 ERA). Cleveland finished in second place, 5 games behind, led by an offensive attack which was led by Elmer Flick (.315-2-85), Nap Lajoie (.335-2-81) and the junior circuit's Outstanding Hitter, Nig Clarke (.348-6-91), who also won the Triple Crown. On the other side of the diamond, the pitching staff featured four 20-game winners Bill Bernhard (20-15, 2.15 ERA), Ed Killian (22-7, 2.71 ERA), Addie Joss (23-12, 2.36 ERA) and Otto Hess (23-14, 2.35 ERA). The Philadelphia Athletics finished a distant third place, 16 games behind the front running Boston, behind the bats of Harry Davis (.261-4-62) and Socks Seybold (.285-3-62) and the arm of Rube Waddell (27-11, 1.92 ERA). In the National League, it seemed like business as usual as the Pittsburgh Pirates went wire-to-wire to win their second straight NL title and their fourth in five years. Leading the way for the Bucs was an line up which featured Ginger Beaumont (.307-1-96), Fred Clarke (.316-2-64) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Honus Wagner (.310-3-78). Their mound staff was led by a pair of 20-game winners, Jack Pfiester (24-13, 1.97 ERA) and Deacon Phillippe (23-9, 1.90 ERA), the senior circuit's Outstanding Pitcher. The Cincinnati Reds, the only other team to win the NL title in the last 5 years, finished in second place, 7 games behind, were led by the bats of Cy Seymour (.329-8-67) and Jake Beckley (.309-2-89) and the arms of 20-game winners Bob Ewing (20-16, 2.38 ERA) and Orval Overall (24-11, 2.14 ERA). Finishing in third place, 10 games behind the front running Pirates, were the Philadelphia Phillies. Leading the way on offense were Tim Jordan (.272-4-60), John Titus (.288-5-71) and Sherry Magee (.299-1-83). The pitching staff was led by Tully Sparks (22-13, 2.06 ERA) and the NL's Rookie of the Year, Lew Richie (21-9, 2.02 ERA), who also threw two no-hitters during the season. During the World Series, it was a complete role reversal than when they met in the first World Series. This time around, it was the Americans who dominated the fall classic as Cy Young won two of his three starts to lead the way for Boston to win the series, 4-games-to-1, for their first world's championship. Code: American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Boston 101 53 .656 -- Pittsburgh 97 57 .630 -- Cleveland 96 58 .623 5 Cincinnati 90 64 .584 7 Philadelphia 85 69 .552 16 Philadelphia 87 67 .565 10 Washington 78 76 .506 23 New York 84 70 .545 13 St.Louis 70 84 .455 31 St.Louis 80 74 .519 17 Chicago 68 86 .442 33 Chicago 74 80 .481 23 New York 63 91 .409 38 Boston 56 98 .364 41 Detroit 55 99 .357 46 Brooklyn 48 106 .312 49 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG N.Clarke, CLE .348 C.Seymour, CIN .329 N.Lajoie, CLE .335 H.Lumley, BRO .323 G.Stone, BOS .324 B.Congalton, CHI .320 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR N.Clarke, CLE 6 H.Lumley, BRO 10 D.Gessler, DET 6 D.Brain, STL 9 H.Davis, PHI 4 C.Seymour, CIN 8 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI N.Clarke, CLE 91 G.Beaumont, PIT 96 E.Flick, CLE 85 F.Schulte, CHI 93 N.Lajoie, CLE 81 B.Congalton, CHI 90 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB W.Conroy, NY 60 S.Magee, PHI 62 E.Flick, CLE 52 S.Mertes, NY 52 D.Hoffman, PHI 52 M.Huggins, CIN 50 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA C.Young, BOS 1.64 B.Duggleby, PHI 1.62 R.Patterson, CHI 1.87 D.Phillippe, PIT 1.90 D.Newton, BOS 1.88 R.Ames, NY 1.94 Wins W Wins W R.Waddell, PHI 27 O.Overall, CIN 24 C.Young, BOS 26 J.Pfiester, PIT 24 J.Harris, BOS 25 J.Thielman, STL 24 Saves SV Saves SV F.Burchell, BOS 6 B.Adams, STL 7 B.Edmondson, WAS 6 C.Case, CIN 7 L.Leroy, NY 6 N.Hahn, CIN 7 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 267 R.Ames, NY 216 C.Bender, PHI 195 J.Pfiester, PIT 204 E.Walsh, CHI 195 C.Falkenberg, PIT 187 Code: 1906 World Series Game #1 Pittsburgh 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 - 7 15 2 Boston (A) 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 - 6 8 6 WP - C.Falkenberg (1-0) LP - C.Young (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 6 Boston (A) 2 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 x - 12 12 1 WP - T.Hughes (1-0) LP - J.Pfiester (0-1) HR - none Game #3 Boston (A) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 1 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 0 WP - C.Young (1-1) LP - C.Falkenberg (1-1) HR - none Game #4 Boston (A) 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 13 4 Pittsburgh 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 10 1 WP - F.Burchell (1-0) LP - H.Camnitz (0-1) SV - K.Nichols (1) HR - none Game #5 Boston (A) 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 - 6 10 3 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 - 3 10 3 WP - C.Young (2-1) LP - C.Falkenberg (1-2) SV - F.Burchell (1) HR - none

01-29-2011, 04:16 AM	#28
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1906 - Year In Review AL Outstanding Hitter Award Nig Clarke, Cleveland 130 g, 448 ab, 67 r, 156 h, 22 2b, 7 3b, 6 hr, 91 rbi, 210 tb, 42 bb, 33 k, 12 sb, 5 cs, .348 avg, .405 obp, .469 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh 149 g, 597 ab, 90 r, 185 h, 28 2b, 14 3b, 3 hr, 78 rbi, 250 tb, 49 bb, 65 k, 38 sb, 21 cs, .310 avg, .364 obp, .419 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Cy Young, Boston (A) 26-6, 0 sv, 1.64 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 345.2 ip, 299 ha, 87 r, 63 er, 5 hr, 27 bb, 167 k, 0.94 whip, .231 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Deacon Phillippe, Pittsburgh 23-9, 0 sv, 1.90 era, 38 g, 38 gs, 336.0 ip, 284 ha, 97 r, 71 er, 1 hr, 66 bb, 145 k, 1.04 whip, .230 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Award Myron Grimshaw, Boston (A) 120 g, 430 ab, 56 r, 126 h, 25 2b, 8 3b, 1 hr, 73 rbi, 170 tb, 25 bb, 30 k, 6 sb, 4 cs, .293 avg, .334 obp, .395 slg NL Rookie of the Year Award Lew Richie, Philadelphia (N) 21-9, 0 sv, 2.02 era, 37 g, 37 gs, 315.2 ip, 242 ha, 108 r, 71 er, 4 hr, 95 bb, 99 k, 1.07 whip, .214 oavg Trades 4/25 - Cincinnati gets ss Freddy Parent (30 yrs old, .260-1-33-6), Boston (A) gets cf Billy Maloney (27 yrs old, .233-0-37-40) 7/13 - Boston (A) gets p Jesse Whiting (27 yrs old, 1-0, 0 sv, 3.00 era, 1 k), Philadelphia (N) gets c Charlie Graham (28 yrs old, .194-0-11-0) 7/20 - St.Louis (A) gets rf Emil Frisk (31 yrs old, .285-0-28-4), Philadelphia (N) gets 2b Harry Niles (25 yrs old, .279-0-44-19) 7/21 - Chicago (N) gets p Dummy Taylor (31 yrs old, 15-9, 1 sv, 2.41 era, 76 k), New York (N) gets 2b Johnny Evers (25 yrs old, .255-2-32-24) 7/25 - St.Louis (A) gets p Gus Thompson (29 yrs old, 11-6, 0 sv, 2.50 era, 44 k), Cincinnati gets rf Jack Himes (27 yrs old, .278-0-38-9) 7/26 - St.Louis (N) gets p Clark Griffith (36 yrs old, 2-4, 6 sv, 2.40 era, 7 k), Cincinnati gets lf Patsy Dougherty (29 yrs old, .294-0-15-6) 7/29 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Len Swormstedt (27 yrs old, 4-5, 2 sv, 3.98 era, 19 k), Cincinnati gets cf Shad Barry (27 yrs old, .283-0-35-27) 7/30 - New York (A) gets p Ed Hughes (25 yrs old, 1-1, 0 sv, 2.13 era, 5 k), Chicago (A) gets rf Ed Hahn (30 yrs old, .238-1-47-20) Milestones & Achievements 4/14 - No-hitter for Lew Richie. This is the first no-no thrown this season and the third in the modern era. 5/23 - Fred Clarke reaches 2000 hits 5/28 - Lew Richie fires no-hitter. This is the second no-hitter thrown this season, and also Richie's second this season, and is the fourth one thrown in modern history. 6/02 - 400 wins for Cy Young 6/14 - Tommy Leach swats 6 hits 6/25 - Doc Reisling fires no-hitter. This is the third no-no thrown this season and the fifth in modern history. 6/29 - Happy Townsend hurls no-hitter. This is the fourth no-hitter thrown this season and the sixth one in modern history. 7/16 - Shad Barry slams 6 hits 8/19 - Jake Beckley gets hit number 3000 9/24 - 2500 hits for Lave Cross MLB Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 210 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland AL Records Set or Tied Batting Hits: 210 - Nap Lajoie, Cleveland Triples: 22 - Elmer Flick, Cleveland Pitching Walks: 138 - George Mullin, Detroit NL Records Set or Tied None

02-05-2011, 02:18 AM	#29
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1906 - Year In Review 1906-07 Off Season Announcements There were no new announcements Trades 10/19 - Cincinnati gets rf Nixey Callahan (32 yrs old, .249-1-58-26), Chicago (A) gets lf Freddy Parent (30 yrs old, .260-1-33-6) 10/19 - Chicago (N) gets c Pat Moran (30 yrs old, .258-0-34-9), Boston (N) gets ss Heinie Wagner (26 yrs old, .241-1-19-4) 11/19 - St.Louis (N) gets 1b Tom Jones (29 yrs old, .233-0-1-2), New York (A) gets rf Buck Freeman (35 yrs old, .256-2-68-10) 11/20 - St.Louis (A) gets cf Charlie Jones (30 yrs old, .269-0-17-15), Boston (A) gets 3b Harry Arndt (27 yrs old, .239-1-35-13) 12/21 - St.Louis (N) gets 1b George Stovall (29 yrs old, .258-0-18-2), Cleveland gets rf Bob Ganley (31 yrs old, .291-0-31-31) Major Retirements RF Hugh Duffy, age 39. 19 Seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame.[/color] His best season was in 1894 when he batted .440 with 18 home runs, 145 RBIs and 48 stolen bases. .320 avg, 2066 g, 7810 ab, 1629 r, 2503 h, 109 hr, 1375 rbi, 617 sb C Malachi Kittridge, age 37. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1894 when he batted .315 with 0 home runs, 23 RBIs and 2 stolen bases in 51 games. .216 avg, 1058 g, 3562 ab, 354 r, 769 h, 35 hr, 345 rbi, 55 sb 3B John McGraw, age 33. 16 seasons. His best season was in 1899 when he batted .391 with 1 home run, 33 RBIs and 73 stolen bases in 117 games. .321 avg, 1391 g, 4788 ab, 1177 r, 18 hr, 591 rbi, 510 sb SP Kid Nichols, age 37. 17 seasons. Inducted to Hall of Fame. His best season was in 1904 when he compiled a record of 24-13, with no saves, an ERA of 1.71, and 149 strikeouts in 342.1 innings. 2.82 era, 396-228, 679 g, 5544.1 ip, 2071 k, 1349 bb, 17 sv

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02-05-2011, 02:21 AM	#30
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1906 - Year In Review Hall of Fame Class of 1906 Hugh Duffy, Center Fielder - Inducted 1906 Code: AVG G AB R H HR RBI SB SLG .320 2066 7810 1629 2503 109 1375 617 .442 Kid Nichols, Pitcher - Inducted 1906 Code: ERA W L PCT G IP SO BB SV 2.82 396 228 .635 679 5544.1 2071 1349 17

02-05-2011, 04:01 PM	#31
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	1907 - Year In Review In the AL, the Cleveland Naps, contenders since 1904, again claimed the top rung of the ladder for the first time since 1902, clinching the title with about a week to go. One of the key figures was Elmer Flick (.302-1-57). Helping him on the attack was Nap Lajoie (.292-1-53) and Nig Clarke (.273-2-59). Otto Hess (27-10, 1.67 ERA), Glenn Liebhardt (23-14, 1.82 ERA) and the AL's Outstanding Pitcher, and Rookie of the Year, Heinie Berger (26-9, 1.51 ERA) provided the arms to lead the Naps. The Boston Americans finished in second place, 10 games behind Cleveland, thanks to the bats of rookie outfielder Tris Speaker (.222-4-55), Johnny Kling (.285-2-69) and the AL's Outstanding Batter, George Stone (.343-3-65). Leading the mound staff was Cy Young (24-14, 1.91 ERA) and 19-game winner Long Tom Hughes (19-16, 2.16 ERA). Ending up in third place was the Philadelphia Athletics, led by the bat of Harry Davis (.250-7-65) and the arms of Rube Waddell (23-8, 1.61 ERA) and Chief Bender (18-18, 1.97 ERA). The National League continued to witness the dominance of the Pittsburgh Pirates, only this time it wasn't as easy as in 1906. With Fred Clarke (.306-4-66), Ginger Beaumont (.295-2-75) and Tommy Leach (.263-6-65) leading the attack, the Pirates survived a season long fight with Cincinnati and Philadelphia, finally clinching their third straight NL title on the final day of the season. Leading the Bucs' mound staff was their four 20-game winners: Jack Pfiester (22-12, NL leading 1.25 ERA), Deacon Phillippe (23-14, 1.80 ERA), Ed Karger (24-15, 2.42 ERA) and the league's Outstanding Pitcher, Cy Falkenberg (27-10, 1.57 ERA). The Reds finished in second place, 2 games behind, thanks to the hitting of Cy Seymour (.287-1-61) and Harry Steinfeldt (.271-1-58) and the arms of 20-game winners Charlie Chech (22-9, 1.74 ERA) and Bob Ewing (24-13, 1.69 ERA). The Phillies stayed with the Pirates all season long and ended the season in third place, 3 games behind, riding the arms of Johnny Lush (28-10, 1.85 ERA) and Lew Richie (21-8, 1.53) along with the bats of Tim Jordan (.263-9-90), John Titus (.287-4-72) and the NL's Outstanding Hitter, Sherry Magee (.307-6-73). During the World Series, the Naps pitching took center stage as they took a 3 games to 1 lead thanks to Addie Joss, who threw a shutout in the opening game, and Glenn Liebhardt, who won both of his starts. Thanks to the pitching of Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh rallied to take game five, 3-0, sending the series back to the steel city. Glenn Liebhardt bested Ed Karger, 6-2, to win his third, and clinching, game to give Cleveland it's first world's championship. Code: American League W L PCT GB National League W L PCT GB Cleveland 95 59 .617 -- Pittsburgh 97 57 .630 -- Boston 85 69 .552 10 Cincinnati 95 59 .617 2 Philadelphia 83 71 .539 12 Philadelphia 94 60 .610 3 St.Louis 76 78 .494 19 Chicago 84 70 .545 13 Detroit 75 79 .487 20 New York 71 83 .461 26 Chicago 72 82 .468 23 St.Louis 70 84 .455 27 New York 71 83 .461 24 Brooklyn 60 94 .390 37 Washington 59 95 .383 36 Boston 45 109 .292 52 Batting AVG AVG Batting AVG AVG G.Stone, BOS .343 S.Magee, PHI .307 S.Crawford, DET .310 F.Clarke, PIT .306 T.Cobb, DET .310 G.Beaumont, PIT .295 Homeruns HR Homeruns HR H.Davis, PHI 7 T.Jordan, PHI 9 T.Cobb, DET 6 T.Leach, PIT 6 M.Donlin, CHI 6 S.Magee, PHI 6 Runs Batted In RBI Runs Batted In RBI T.Cobb, DET 84 T.Jordan, PHI 90 S.Crawford, DET 74 J.Bates, BOS 77 J.Kling, BOS 69 G.Beaumont, PIT 75 Stolen Bases SB Stolen Bases SB E.Flick, CLE 51 T.Leach, PIT 59 T.Cobb, DET 39 F.Clarke, PIT 48 C.Jones, STL 38 G.Browne, NY 43 Earned Run Average ERA Earned Run Average ERA H.Berger, CLE 1.51 J.Pfiester, PIT 1.25 R.Waddell, PHI 1.61 L.Richie, PHI 1.53 O.Hess, CLE 1.67 C.Falkenberg, PIT 1.57 Wins W Wins W O.Hess, CLE 27 J.Lush, PHI 28 H.Berger, CLE 26 C.Falkenberg, PIT 27 C.Young, BOS 24 B.Ewing, CIN 24 Saves SV Saves SV E.Siever, STL 18 F.Glade, CHI 11 B.Bernhard, CLE 8 F.Owen, CIN 9 J.Coombs, PHI 7 J.Pastorius, BRO 9 Strikeouts SO Strikeouts SO R.Waddell, PHI 252 R.Ames, NY 221 W.Johnson, WAS 190 N****cker, BRO 207 H.Berger, CLE 173 C.Mathewson, NY 196 Code: 1907 World Series Game #1 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 7 0 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 7 3 WP - A.Joss (1-0) LP - E.Karger (0-1) HR - none Game #2 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 - 4 7 5 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 - 3 8 1 WP - G.Liebhardt (1-0) LP - C.Falkenberg (0-1) HR - PIT: T.Leach (1) Game #3 Pittsburgh 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 14 1 Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 9 4 WP - E.Kinsella (1-0) LP - H.West (0-1) HR - none Game #4 Pittsburgh 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 5 9 0 Cleveland 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 3 x - 7 8 3 WP - G.Liebhardt (2-0) LP - C.Falkenberg (0-2) HR - CLE: N.Lajoie (1) Game #5 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - 3 6 3 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 2 WP - J.Pfiester (1-0) LP - A.Joss (1-1) HR - none Game #6 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 - 6 7 0 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 7 0 WP - G.Liebhardt (3-0) LP - E.Karger (0-2) HR - none

02-05-2011, 04:19 PM	#32
doncoryell All Star OVR: 20 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Rhode Island	Re: 1907 - Year In Review AL Outstanding Hitter Award George Stone, Boston (A) 153 g, 578 ab, 69 r, 198 h, 21 2b, 7 3b, 3 hr, 65 rbi, 242 tb, 66 bb, 46 k, 33 sb, 38 cs, .343 avg, .414 obp, .419 slg NL Outstanding Hitter Award Sherry Magee, Philadelphia (N) 147 g, 586 ab, 78 r, 180 h, 23 2b, 19 3b, 6 hr, 73 rbi, 259 tb, 54 bb, 58 k, 29 sb, 35 cs, .307 avg, .368 obp, .442 slg AL Outstanding Pitcher Award Heinie Berger, Cleveland 26-9, 0 sv, 1.51 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 315.2 ip, 232 ha, 72 r, 53 er, 2 hr, 85 bb, 173 k, 1.00 whip, .206 oavg NL Outstanding Pitcher Award Cy Falkenberg, Pittsburgh 27-10, 0 sv, 1.57 era, 39 g, 39 gs, 355.1 ip, 270 ha, 95 r, 62 er, 2 hr, 114 bb, 164 k, 1.08 whip, .210 oavg AL Rookie of the Year Award Heinie Berger, Cleveland 26-9, 0 sv, 1.51 era, 36 g, 36 gs, 315.2 ip, 232 ha, 72 r, 53 er, 2 hr, 85 bb, 173 k, 1.00 whip, .206 oavg NL Rookie of the Year Award Fred Beebe, Chicago (N) 15-10, 0 sv, 1.69 era, 28 g, 28 gs, 239.0 ip, 196 ha, 83 r, 45 er, 4 hr, 98 bb, 154 k, 1.23 whip, .222 oavg Trades 5/29 - Philadelphia (N) gets p Henry Gehring (26 yrs old, 3-4, 2 sv, 1.89 era, 8 k), Washington gets c Doc Marshall (31 yrs old, .165-0-11-3) 6/16 - Boston (A) gets p Charlie Shields (27 yrs old, 2-0, 1 sv, 1.57 era, 6 k), St.Louis (A) gets 3b Jimmy Collins (37 yrs old, .264-1-42-2) 7/25 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Benny Jacobson (26 yrs old, 2-2, 1 sv, 0.00 era, 6 k), Washington gets lf Topsy Hartsel (33 yrs old, .256-2-42-18) 7/30 - Cincinnati gets p Moxie Manuel (25 yrs old, 0-1, 0 sv, 0.99 era, 11 k), Washington gets c Heinie Peitz (36 yrs old, .190-0-14-0) 7/30 - Philadelphia (A) gets p Bobby Keefe (25 yrs old, 1-1, 3 sv, 4.00 era, 3 k), New York (A) gets rf Socks Seybold (36 yrs old, .259-0-33-2) Milestones & Achievements 04/20 - Willie Keeler gets hit number 2500 05/30 - Rube Vickers tosses no-no. This is the first no-hitter thrown this season and the 7th in history. 06/12 - George Davis gets hit number 2500 06/27 - Jack Powell reaches 200 wins 08/08 - Orval Overall hurls no-hitter. This is the second no-hitter thrown this season and the 8th in history. 10/05 - Johnny Lush throws no-hitter. This is the third no-hitter thrown this season and the 9th in history. MLB Records Set or Tied Pitching Wins: 28 - Johnny Lush, Philadelphia (N) Saves: 18 - Ed Siever, St.Louis (A) AL Records Set or Tied Pitching Saves: 18 - Ed Siever, St.Louis (A) NL Records Set or Tied Pitching Earned Run Average: 1.25 - Jack Pfiester, Pittsburgh Wins: 28 - Johnny Lush, Philadelphia (N)

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