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luckymann · 09-17-2020, 06:38 AM

TIGERS WITH A MINI-BREAK AFTER A 21-9 MONTH – NL STILL VERY TIGHT – CARDS ON TOP BUT BUCS LOOMING OMINOUSLY.

Notable Performances

4th: A one-hit gem by Johnny Broaca leads the Phils past the Superbas 4-0.
5th: 5 in the bottom 9th gets the Beaneaters out of jail 6-5 against the Giants, with a two-out two-run two-bagger by Gates Brown walking it off for the win.
11th: The Pirates nearly blow one when they give up a 4-run lead in the 9th, only to eventually win it 10-9 in 13.
20th: Sens ace Lou Brissie’s fine start to the season continued as he three-hits the struggling Naps in an 11-0 cakewalk, putting his record at 4-1 with an ERA of 1.20.
21st: Despite posting a crooked number in the 9th the A’s come up short 10-9 against the streaking Tigers.
26th: The surprising Browns score 10 in the 9th to get past Detroit 13-6 and pull within one game of them at the top of the AL standings.
28th: A Danny Cox 2-hit sparkler helps the White Sox to a 12-0 win as they split a doubleheader with the Naps, while Danny Duffy’s three-hit shutout earns the Cubs a 4-0 win over the Giants.
27th: A quick word from the PSL, where Joplin’s Bill Lohrman recorded the 3rd no-hitter in the league’s history in a 6-0 win over the Lookouts.

Feats and Streaks
None of note.

Transactions

13th: Hopefully Whitey Wietelmann will start seeing some more game time after the Senators ship the SS to Brooklyn in exchange for pitchers Josh Collmenter and Tom Earley.

Injuries

2nd: The Highlanders SP Ben McDonald is ruled out for the season with radial nerve compression.
5th: Talented Brooklyn 2B Jim Gantner will be on the sideline for about a month after being diagnosed with a herniated disc in his back.
20th: The Tigers lose hot-hitting 2B Sam Mertes for 5 weeks to a strained oblique.
25th: The Giants will have to do without 2B Steve Lombardozzi for most of the season courtesy of a torn back muscle.

Monthly Awards
American League

Batter: Eric Young BOS (.346 / 17 RBI / 27 R)
Pitcher: Dave Rozema DET (6-0 / 1.81 / 15 K / 59.2 IP)
Rookie: Weldon Henley DET (4-3 / 3.36 / 31 K / 67 IP)

National League

Batter: Pete Runnells PHI (.396 / 19 RBI / 25 R)
Pitcher: Don Robinson PIT (4-1 / 1.98 / 19 K / 59 IP)
Rookie: Joe Ferguson CIN (.347 / 21 RBI / 16 R)

Leaders
American League

BA: George Stone CWS .400
HR: Homer Smoot PHA 3
RBI: Homer Smoot PHA 26
BWAR: Solly Hemus CWS 2.1
SB: Rudy Law WAS 28

W: Many tied on 6
ERA: Lou Brissie WAS 1.41
K: Jake Weimer WAS 51
SV: 4 tied on 2
PWAR: Ed Head PHA 1.9

National League

BA: Gates Brown BSN .360
HR: Bill DeLancey NYG 4
RBI: Billy Johnson NYG 35
BWAR: Eddie Joost PHI 2.2
SB: Dave Roberts PIT 21

W: Harry Gumbert STL 7
ERA: Flint Rhem STL 1.98
K: Johnny Broaca PHI 50
SV: 3 tied on 2
PWAR: Dave Dravecky STL 1.9

Standings

09-17-2020, 06:38 AM	#212
luckymann Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2019 Posts: 13,782	May 1903 TIGERS WITH A MINI-BREAK AFTER A 21-9 MONTH – NL STILL VERY TIGHT – CARDS ON TOP BUT BUCS LOOMING OMINOUSLY. Notable Performances 4th: A one-hit gem by Johnny Broaca leads the Phils past the Superbas 4-0. 5th: 5 in the bottom 9th gets the Beaneaters out of jail 6-5 against the Giants, with a two-out two-run two-bagger by Gates Brown walking it off for the win. 11th: The Pirates nearly blow one when they give up a 4-run lead in the 9th, only to eventually win it 10-9 in 13. 20th: Sens ace Lou Brissie’s fine start to the season continued as he three-hits the struggling Naps in an 11-0 cakewalk, putting his record at 4-1 with an ERA of 1.20. 21st: Despite posting a crooked number in the 9th the A’s come up short 10-9 against the streaking Tigers. 26th: The surprising Browns score 10 in the 9th to get past Detroit 13-6 and pull within one game of them at the top of the AL standings. 28th: A Danny Cox 2-hit sparkler helps the White Sox to a 12-0 win as they split a doubleheader with the Naps, while Danny Duffy’s three-hit shutout earns the Cubs a 4-0 win over the Giants. 27th: A quick word from the PSL, where Joplin’s Bill Lohrman recorded the 3rd no-hitter in the league’s history in a 6-0 win over the Lookouts. Feats and Streaks None of note. Transactions 13th: Hopefully Whitey Wietelmann will start seeing some more game time after the Senators ship the SS to Brooklyn in exchange for pitchers Josh Collmenter and Tom Earley. Injuries 2nd: The Highlanders SP Ben McDonald is ruled out for the season with radial nerve compression. 5th: Talented Brooklyn 2B Jim Gantner will be on the sideline for about a month after being diagnosed with a herniated disc in his back. 20th: The Tigers lose hot-hitting 2B Sam Mertes for 5 weeks to a strained oblique. 25th: The Giants will have to do without 2B Steve Lombardozzi for most of the season courtesy of a torn back muscle. Monthly Awards *American League* Batter: Eric Young BOS (.346 / 17 RBI / 27 R) Pitcher: Dave Rozema DET (6-0 / 1.81 / 15 K / 59.2 IP) Rookie: Weldon Henley DET (4-3 / 3.36 / 31 K / 67 IP) National League Batter: Pete Runnells PHI (.396 / 19 RBI / 25 R) Pitcher: Don Robinson PIT (4-1 / 1.98 / 19 K / 59 IP) Rookie: Joe Ferguson CIN (.347 / 21 RBI / 16 R) Leaders *American League* BA: George Stone CWS .400 HR: Homer Smoot PHA 3 RBI: Homer Smoot PHA 26 BWAR: Solly Hemus CWS 2.1 SB: Rudy Law WAS 28 W: Many tied on 6 ERA: Lou Brissie WAS 1.41 K: Jake Weimer WAS 51 SV: 4 tied on 2 PWAR: Ed Head PHA 1.9 *National League* BA: Gates Brown BSN .360 HR: Bill DeLancey NYG 4 RBI: Billy Johnson NYG 35 BWAR: Eddie Joost PHI 2.2 SB: Dave Roberts PIT 21 W: Harry Gumbert STL 7 ERA: Flint Rhem STL 1.98 K: Johnny Broaca PHI 50 SV: 3 tied on 2 PWAR: Dave Dravecky STL 1.9 Standings Attached Images