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luckymann · 03-15-2021, 03:33 AM

SOME CLEAR PATTERNS EMERGING IN BOTH LEAGUES AS WE HEAD INTO THE HEART OF THE SEASON

HIGHLANDERS MAKE A RUN FOR IT IN THE AL

BEANEATERS LEADING THE NL FROM THE CUBS

Notable Performances

1st: Detroit’s Doug Rau begins the new month well with a three-hit shutout in a 3-0 win over St. Louis. Washington’s Ernie Broglio also pitches a complete game shutout, allowing 5 hits in a 2-0 win over the Athletics.
2nd: a slugfest between the Tigers and Browns sees the two sides combine for an astonishing 39 hits, with Detroit eventually getting home 11-10 in 12 innings.
3rd: Cleveland 2B Tommy Harper goes yard twice and drives in 4 as the Naps scrape past the White Sox 7-6.
8th: Eric Show 2-hits the Browns and strikes out 8 as the Americans win 2-0.
9th: not a banner day for New York batters, as the Highlanders are shut out on 4 hits in a 3-0 loss to Cleveland and the Giants manage just 3 hits against Wayne Twitchell as they are whitewashed 7-0 by the Pirates.
13th: 3B Eric Soderholm has 4 hits including a triple and a homer, and drives in 6 runs to lead the Highlanders to an 11-6 win over the Browns.
15th: Cleveland scores 6 runs over the 8th and 9th in their game at Washington to take it into extra innings, then wins it in the 11th on a solo shot by CF Turkey Stearnes, his fourth hit of the game. They get another extra-inning win over the Sens two days later when they score 5 in the top 12th to win 8-4, with catcher Red Dooin going 5-for-5 with 4 ribbies and CF Willie Wilson also having a 5-hit game to make it 20 games in a row he’s hit safely.
18th: Boston starter Carl Lundgren overcomes a spot of wildness that sees him walk 8 to pitch a 3-hit shutout and lead his side to a 3-0 win over Cinci.
21st: the slumping White Sox snap a 6-game losing streak with a dramatic come-from-behind win over Boston in which they score 4 in the top 9th to record a 5-4 victory.
24th: Bill Parsons two-hits the Cubs while fanning 5 as the Cards win 4-0.

Feats and Streaks

5th: AL PotW – Milt Cuyler (Detroit); NL – Derek Jeter (New York); PSLA – Roy Leslie (Williamsport); PSLN – Simon Nicholls (Wichita Falls).
12th: AL PotW – Oscar Charleston (Boston); NL – Joe Ferguson (Cincinnati); PSLA – Ron Coomer (Shreveport); PSLN – Ryan Goins (Bridgeport).
19th: AL PotW – Eric Soderholm (New York); NL – Leon Durham (Boston); PSLA – Gerald Perry (Chattanooga); PSLN – Frank Roth (Reading).
26th: AL PotW – Willie Wilson (Cleveland); NL – Hobe Ferris (St. Louis); PSLA – Ron Coomer (Shreveport); PSLN – Simon Nicholls (Wichita Falls).

Injuries

3rd: a torn rotator cuff ends Cincinnati pitcher Big Jeff Pfeffer’s season early.
8th: the Beaneaters lose the services of pitcher Hank Johnson for the rest of the year thanks to a bout of shoulder inflammation.
18th: a hamstring strain will keep Cardinals pitcher Ken Forsch on ice for about 6 weeks.
25th: a massive blow for the Cubs when they lose gun shortstop Tom Tresh for most, if not all, of the season after he fractures a finger.

Monthly Awards

American League

Batter: George Stone, Chicago (.419 / 1 HR / 15 RBI / 20 R)

Pitcher: Rick Langford, New York (6-1 / 2.32 / 29 K / 62 IP)

Rookie: Mike Mowrey, St. Louis (.307 / 7 RBI)

National League

Batter: Leon Durham, Boston (.422 / 3 HR / 18 RBI / 22 R)

Pitcher:Lefty Leifield, Chicago (6-1 / 1.71 / 46 K / 63 IP)

Rookie: Lefty Leifield

PostScript League American

Batter: Gerald Perry, Chattanooga (.409 / 7 HR / 23 RBI / 25 R)

Pitcher: Cliff Curtis, Chattanooga (5-1 / 2.98 / 33 K / 45 IP)

PostScript League National

Batter: Simon Nicholls, Wichita Falls (.404 / 6 HR / 27 RBI / 28 R)

Pitcher: Brian Fisher, Reading (4-0 / 2.16 / 6 SV / 25 K / 17 IP)

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luckymann Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2019 Posts: 14,051	June 1905 SOME CLEAR PATTERNS EMERGING IN BOTH LEAGUES AS WE HEAD INTO THE HEART OF THE SEASON HIGHLANDERS MAKE A RUN FOR IT IN THE AL BEANEATERS LEADING THE NL FROM THE CUBS Notable Performances 1st: Detroit’s Doug Rau begins the new month well with a three-hit shutout in a 3-0 win over St. Louis. Washington’s Ernie Broglio also pitches a complete game shutout, allowing 5 hits in a 2-0 win over the Athletics. 2nd: a slugfest between the Tigers and Browns sees the two sides combine for an astonishing 39 hits, with Detroit eventually getting home 11-10 in 12 innings. 3rd: Cleveland 2B Tommy Harper goes yard twice and drives in 4 as the Naps scrape past the White Sox 7-6. 8th: Eric Show 2-hits the Browns and strikes out 8 as the Americans win 2-0. 9th: not a banner day for New York batters, as the Highlanders are shut out on 4 hits in a 3-0 loss to Cleveland and the Giants manage just 3 hits against Wayne Twitchell as they are whitewashed 7-0 by the Pirates. 13th: 3B Eric Soderholm has 4 hits including a triple and a homer, and drives in 6 runs to lead the Highlanders to an 11-6 win over the Browns. 15th: Cleveland scores 6 runs over the 8th and 9th in their game at Washington to take it into extra innings, then wins it in the 11th on a solo shot by CF Turkey Stearnes, his fourth hit of the game. They get another extra-inning win over the Sens two days later when they score 5 in the top 12th to win 8-4, with catcher Red Dooin going 5-for-5 with 4 ribbies and CF Willie Wilson also having a 5-hit game to make it 20 games in a row he’s hit safely. 18th: Boston starter Carl Lundgren overcomes a spot of wildness that sees him walk 8 to pitch a 3-hit shutout and lead his side to a 3-0 win over Cinci. 21st: the slumping White Sox snap a 6-game losing streak with a dramatic come-from-behind win over Boston in which they score 4 in the top 9th to record a 5-4 victory. 24th: Bill Parsons two-hits the Cubs while fanning 5 as the Cards win 4-0. Feats and Streaks 5th: AL PotW – Milt Cuyler (Detroit); NL – Derek Jeter (New York); PSLA – Roy Leslie (Williamsport); PSLN – Simon Nicholls (Wichita Falls). 12th: AL PotW – Oscar Charleston (Boston); NL – Joe Ferguson (Cincinnati); PSLA – Ron Coomer (Shreveport); PSLN – Ryan Goins (Bridgeport). 19th: AL PotW – Eric Soderholm (New York); NL – Leon Durham (Boston); PSLA – Gerald Perry (Chattanooga); PSLN – Frank Roth (Reading). 26th: AL PotW – Willie Wilson (Cleveland); NL – Hobe Ferris (St. Louis); PSLA – Ron Coomer (Shreveport); PSLN – Simon Nicholls (Wichita Falls). Injuries 3rd: a torn rotator cuff ends Cincinnati pitcher Big Jeff Pfeffer’s season early. 8th: the Beaneaters lose the services of pitcher Hank Johnson for the rest of the year thanks to a bout of shoulder inflammation. 18th: a hamstring strain will keep Cardinals pitcher Ken Forsch on ice for about 6 weeks. 25th: a massive blow for the Cubs when they lose gun shortstop Tom Tresh for most, if not all, of the season after he fractures a finger. Monthly Awards *American League* Batter: George Stone, Chicago (.419 / 1 HR / 15 RBI / 20 R) Pitcher: Rick Langford, New York (6-1 / 2.32 / 29 K / 62 IP) Rookie: Mike Mowrey, St. Louis (.307 / 7 RBI) *National League* Batter: Leon Durham, Boston (.422 / 3 HR / 18 RBI / 22 R) Pitcher:Lefty Leifield, Chicago (6-1 / 1.71 / 46 K / 63 IP) Rookie: Lefty Leifield *PostScript League American* Batter: Gerald Perry, Chattanooga (.409 / 7 HR / 23 RBI / 25 R) Pitcher: Cliff Curtis, Chattanooga (5-1 / 2.98 / 33 K / 45 IP) *PostScript League National* Batter: Simon Nicholls, Wichita Falls (.404 / 6 HR / 27 RBI / 28 R) Pitcher: Brian Fisher, Reading (4-0 / 2.16 / 6 SV / 25 K / 17 IP) FL S+ PAGE FL REPORTS HOME OOML POST Attached Images __________________ HISTORICAL DO-OVERS A'S RED SOX DODGERS PIRATES MARINERS CUSTOM SAVES LGB NEXUS EML Last edited by luckymann; 03-15-2021 at 03:34 AM.