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1877 NATIONAL BASE BALL ORGANIZATION REVIEW
1877 N.B.B.O. STANDINGS
PER-TEAM STATISTICS
1877 N.Y.L.: 7.7 R/G, .288, .677 OPS, 794 H, 94 2B, 45 3B, 5 HR, 96 SB, 3.39 ERA, 101 BB, 96 K, 6.8 E/G, .844 FLD%
1877 N.E.L.: 7.8 R/G, .287, .675 OPS, 790 H, 93 2B, 44 3B, 5 HR, 85 SB, 3.43 ERA, 104 BB, 119 K, 6.9 E/G, .842 FLD%
1876 N.Y.L.: 7.5 R/G, .281, .657 OPS, 776 H, 92 2B, 41 3B, 5 HR, 84 SB, 3.17 ERA, 86 BB, 115 K, 6.9 E/G, .843 FLD%
1876 N.E.L.: 7.5 R/G, .284, .667 OPS, 780 H, 92 2B, 43 3B, 5 HR, 90 SB, 3.38 ERA, 97 BB, 124 K, 6.8 E/G, .843 FLD%
TUCKER-WHEATON CUP XX
N.Y.L. SEMIFINAL: #3 New York Athletic Club defeats #2 Utica 3-1
N.E.L. SEMIFINAL: #3 Portland defeats #2 Newark 3-0
N.Y.L. CHAMPIONSHIP: #3 New York Athletic Club defeats #1 Atlantic 3-0
N.E.L. CHAMPIONSHIP: #1 Susquehanna defeats #3 Portland 3-0
T.W.C. FINAL: Susquehanna (2nd title) defeats New York Athletic Club 3-2
GAME 1: SUS 9-5 NYAC 1B Harold Muske (NYAC): 3/3 (3B), 1 R, 2 RBI
GAME 2: SUS 1-8 NYAC C Jonathan Parsons (NYAC): 2/4 (2B), 2 R, 2 RBI, 1/1 CS
GAME 3: NYAC 5-6 SUS (10) CF John Schultz (SUS): 3/5, 3 R, 2 SB
GAME 4: NYAC 12-9 SUS SUB Lawrence Calhoun (NYAC): 2/2 (2 3B), 1 R, 4 RBI
GAME 5: SUS 10-2 NYAC 1B Joseph Jurski (SUS): 5/6, 3 R, 2 RBI
T.W.C. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: CF John Schultz (SUS) .325 (13/40), 4 2B, 6 RBI, 11 R, 3 SB, 2x P.o.t.G.
NEW YORK LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS
BATSMAN OF THE YEAR: Julius Tierney (LF, age 27) Star B.B.C.; 1st career B.o.t.Y.
.403/.425/.532, .957 OPS, 77 R, 118 H, 16 2B, 11 3B, 0 HR, 57 RBI, 9 BB, 7 SB, 156 TB, 2.7 WPA, 3.3 WAR
Led N.Y.L. in AVG, OBP, SLG, & OPS; Raised AVG by 84 points & OPS by 191 points from 1876
Chester Alexander (2B, SYR) 2nd .377, .911 OPS, 98 R, 123 H, 27 2B, 5 3B, 1 HR, 81 RBI, 20 BB, 3.7 WPA, 2.9 WAR
Henry Nabors (SS, VIC) 3rd .374, .870 OPS, 93 R, 122 H, 18 2B, 5 3B, 83 RBI, 20 BB, 16 SB, 5.4 WPA, 3.4 WAR
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Charles Rhodes (age 28) New York Athletic Club; 3rd career P.o.t.Y.
26-13, 2.30 ERA, 132 K, 332.1 IP, 24 CG, 1 SHO, 6.0 K/BB, 8.7 HA/9, 1.04 WHIP, 9.3 WAR, 6.8 rWAR
Led N.Y.L. in WAR for 6th time; Also led in ERA, QS, K, K/9, K/BB, & WHIP; 4-3 w/ 2.62 ERA in playoffs
Olaf Sorensen (ATL) 2nd 26-13, 2.58 ERA, 55 K, 353.0 IP, 28 CG, 1 SHO, 1.3 K/BB, 1.24 WHIP, 6.1 WAR, 7.6 rWAR
Jacob Wesolowski (SYR) 3rd 26-9, 3.28 ERA, 57 K, 331.2 IP, 23 CG, 1 SV, 2.2 K/BB, 1.31 WHIP, 6.9 WAR, 6.2 rWAR
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Francis Smith (CF, age 32) Metropolitan B.B.C.; 1st career M.V.P.
.349/.380/.474, .853 OPS, 82 R, 112 H, 20 2B, 10 3B, 0 HR, 56 RBI, 16 BB, 35 SB, 152 TB, 5.5 WPA, 4.1 WAR
Led N.B.B.O. in Batsman WAR; Top ten in N.Y.L. in AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, H, 2B, 3B, XBH, & TB
Manuel Romeiras (CF, NYAC) 2nd .316, .812 OPS, 81 R, 100 H, 13 2B, 16 3B, 54 RBI, 20 BB, 65 SB, 5.3 WPA, 3.6 WAR
Ben Gagliardi (SS, ATL) 3rd .328, .770 OPS, 75 R, 105 H, 15 2B, 8 3B, 51 RBI, 29 SB, +17.0 ZR, 4.5 WPA, 3.6 WAR
GREENHORN OF THE YEAR: John Watson (P, age 24) Mercury B.B.C.
22-15, 2.96 ERA, 48 K, 331.1 IP, 24 CG, 0 SHO, 0.9 K/BB, 9.5 HA/9, 1.22 WHIP, 5.2 WAR, 6.0 rWAR
Made All-Star Game; Top five in N.Y.L. in CG, HA/9, & WHIP; Top ten in W, IP, & WAR
Llewellyn Davis (1B, EAG) 2nd .339, .766 OPS, 69 R, 103 H, 11 2B, 3 3B, 71 RBI, 17 BB, 1 SB, 4.0 WPA, 1.8 WAR
Vernon Mickey (2B, UTI) 3rd .340, .808 OPS, 70 R, 106 H, 15 2B, 9 3B, 65 RBI, 9 BB, 2 SB, 4.4 WPA, 1.6 WAR
N.Y.L. GOLDEN GLOVES
P: Edward Jenkins (MER/1st) 13 PO, 31 AST, 2 DP, 5 E, 1.78 RNG, +5.4 ZR, 1.076 EFF
C: Cale Jones (UNI/1st) 31.2 CS%, 3.09 C-ERA, 21 PB, 12 E, +3.5 ZR, 1.090 EFF
1B: Ezechiele Cornaro (MET/1st) 667 PO, 68 AST, 34 DP, 37 E, 10.95 RNG, +7.3 ZR, 1.106 EFF
2B: Melvin Greenawalt (UNI/1st) 225 PO, 183 AST, 27 DP, 43 E, 6.40 RNG, +17.7 ZR, 1.171 EFF
3B: Edward Schwab (BING/1st) 98 PO, 146 AST, 12 DP, 59 E, 3.77 RNG, +15.6 ZR, 1.222 EFF
SS: William Cruise (UNI/3rd) 176 PO, 239 AST, 24 DP, 59 E, 6.17 RNG, +30.3 ZR, 1.283 EFF
LF: Herb Verrett (ATL/1st) 140 PO, 1 AST, 11 E, 2.10 RNG, +4.1 ARM, +4.3 ZR, 1.059 EFF
CF: Hanrahan Casey (ECK/3rd) 220 PO, 11 AST, 32 E, 3.37 RNG, +0.9 ARM, +8.6 ZR, 1.084 EFF
RF: Otto McElhenny (EMP/1st) 144 PO, 8 AST, 38 E, 2.28 RNG, +3.7 ARM, +5.0 ZR, 1.074 EFF
N.Y.L. TEAM OF THE YEAR
NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS
BATSMAN OF THE YEAR: Joe Mitchell (1B, age 33) Lake Erie B.C.; 1st career B.o.t.Y.
.375/.430/.449, .879 OPS, 84 R, 122 H, 19 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 61 RBI, 25 BB, 0 SB, 146 TB, 4.3 WPA, 3.5 WAR
Led N.E.L. in AVG, OBP, & Hits; 2nd in Batsman WAR; 1st Lake Erie B.o.t.Y. since Franklin Petty in 1869
Lucas Maxwell (2B, SUS) 2nd .374, .507 SLG, .899 OPS, 81 R, 104 H, 19 2B, 9 3B, 74 RBI, 16 SB, 4.7 WPA, 2.4 WAR
William Wimple (RF, QS) 3rd .367, .900 OPS, 65 R, 113 H, 27 XBH, 1 HR, 65 RBI, 10 BB, 20 SB, 4.7 WPA, 3.0 WAR
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: John Ratican (age 25) Newark B.C.; 1st career P.o.t.Y.
29-9, 1.84 ERA, 133 K, 351.1 IP, 29 CG, 1 SV, 5.5 K/BB, 8.6 HA/9, 1.02 WHIP, 10.3 WAR, 11.2 rWAR
Led N.E.L. ERA, QS, HA/9, WHIP, WAR, & rWAR; Top five in W, IP, CG, K, K/9, & K/BB
William Hawk (SUS) 2nd 33-2, 2.40 ERA, 93 K, 353.0 IP, 28 CG, 0.3 BB/9, 7.2 K/BB, 1.11 WHIP, 7.5 WAR, 8,4 rWAR
Robert Dressen (PORT) 3rd 28-10, 2.39 ERA, 55 K, 332.0 IP, 25 CG, 0 SHO, 2.9 K/BB, 1.21 WHIP, 7.2 WAR, 6.5 rWAR
Ratican over Hawk was the most controversial decision in Writers Pool history. Hawk tied the N.B.B.O. record for Wins and became the first pitcher to have a Win/Loss margin better than +30 in a single season, but a large faction of the W.P. felt that a merely above average #1 pitcher could have broken 30 Wins if supported by the Susquehanna offense that scored eleven times per game. Those voters broke for Ratican, who only had 29 Wins but also had one of the most sterling sets of secondary statistics in N.B.B.O. history, as evidenced by the fact that he passed double digits in both WAR & rWAR.
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: John Schultz (CF, age 30) Susquehanna B.C.; 3rd career M.V.P.
.320/.531/.429, .779 OPS, 106 R, 117 H, 14 2B, 13 3B, 0 HR, 66 RBI, 17 BB, 42 SB, 157 TB, 4.7 WPA, 3.1 WAR
Won 3rd Northeastern League M.V.P. in four years; Also won Tucker-Wheaton Cup M.V.P.
Frank Thomas (2B, PIO) 2nd .355, .844 OPS, 82 R, 117 H, 22 2B, 5 3B, 70 RBI, 24 BB, 14 SB, 3.3 WPA, 3.8 WAR
Edward Donovan (1B, PORT) 3rd .335, .840 OPS, 88 R, 105 H, 10 2B, 15 3B, 63 RBI, 21 BB, 49 SB, 5.5 WPA, 2.6 WAR
GREENHORN OF THE YEAR: Albert Franklin (P, age 24) Salem B.C.
20-14, 3.76 ERA, 39 K, 325.2 IP, 23 CG, 1 SV, 0.8 K/BB, 11.5 HA/9, 1.43 WHIP, 3.9 WAR, 5.8 rWAR
Only N.E.L. Greenhorn with 20+ Wins; Also led N.E.L. Greenhorns in IP & CG
Leland Welker (3B, TIG) 2nd .347, .774 OPS, 60 R, 111 H, 15 XBH, 1 HR, 61 RBI, 7 BB, 2 SB, 4.1 WPA, 1.6 WAR
John Ruppel (RF, PORT) 3rd .299, .764 OPS, 75 R, 86 H, 20 XBH, 2 HR, 66 RBI, 20 BB, 15 SB, 3.7 WPA, 2.3 WAR
N.E.L. GOLDEN GLOVES
P: John Brown (CAN/2nd) 20 PO, 49 AST, 0 DP, 5 E, 2.15 RNG, +7.7 ZR, 1.114 EFF
C: William Zimmerman (LB/1st) 35.4 CS%, 3.20 C-ERA, 24 PB, 5 E, +6.1 ZR, 1.093 EFF
1B: Charles Laczkowski (NEW/2nd) 668 PO, 46 AST, 30 DP, 34 E, 10.55 RNG, +5.4 ZR, 1.073 EFF
2B: John Baddley (PJ/3rd) 231 PO, 196 AST, 27 DP, 49 E, 6.26 RNG, +20.2 ZR, 1.196 EFF
3B: Roland Brown (QS/1st) 81 PO, 166 AST, 4 DP, 59 E, 3.64 RNG, +14.4 ZR, 1.205 EFF
SS: Peter Jones (SotO/7th) 169 PO, 266 AST, 32 DP, 87 E, 6.47 RNG, +26.4 ZR, 1.206 EFF
LF: James Hunsberger (TU/1st) 135 PO, 3 AST, 12 E, 2.02 RNG, +5.7 ARM, +5.4 ZR, 1.051 EFF
CF: Fred Lydon (TU/3rd) 230 PO, 8 AST, 31 E, 3.45 RNG, +0.9 ARM, +9.7 ZR, 1.090 EFF
RF: Charles Williams (SPO/1st) 188 PO, 5 AST, 74 E, 3.14 RNG, +1.7 ARM, +7.4 ZR, 1.069 EFF
N.E.L. TEAM OF THE YEAR
MISCELLANEOUS
SEASON RECORDS
Susquehanna set a new record for most Runs Scored with 771 (11.0 R/G).
Susquehanna set a new record for best Run Differential with +326 (+4.7 R/G).
Sportsmans set a new record for Losses with 58 (12-58; .171 WIN%).
Sportsmans set a new record for most Runs Allowed with 797 (11.4 RA/G).
Sportsmans set a new record for worst Run Differential with -412 (-5.9 R/G).
Utica set a new team record for Saves with 13.
John Schultz (Susquehanna) set a new record for At Bats with 366.
William Hawk (Susquehanna) tied the record for Wins with 33.
James Lees (Eagle) set a new record for Games Started (P) with 47.
James Lees (Eagle) set a new record for Bases on Balls (P) with 128.
NEW YORK LEAGUE LEADERS
Average: .403 by Julius Tierney (LF, Star)
On-Base: .425 by Julius Tierney
Slugging: .532 by Julius Tierney
OPS: .957 by Julius Tierney
Home Runs: 3 by three different batsmen
Runs Batted In: 83 by Henry Nabors (SS, Victory)
Runs: 106 by William Buschmann (CF, Utica)
Hits: 123 by Chester Alexander (2B, Syracuse) & Charles Ramer (3B, Star)
Doubles: 27 by Chester Alexander
Triples: 17 by Sidney Simon (LF, Eagle)
Extra-Base Hits: 35 by Sidney Simon
Stolen Bases: 70 by Steffen Strandlund (CF, Syracuse)
Total Bases: 164 by Louis Murray (LF, Eckford) & Charles Ramer
Bases on Balls: 29 by William Rockford (3B, Frontier)
Zone Rating: +30.3 by William Cruise (SS, Union)
Win Prob. Added: 6.1 by Sidney Simon
Batsman WAR: 4.1 by Francis Smith (CF, Metropolitan)
Wins: 27 by William Barnhill (Eckford)
Losses: 26 by Charles Sturch (Marathon)
ERA (175+ IP): 2.30 by Charles Rhodes (N.Y.A.C.)
Strikeouts: 132 by Charles Rhodes
Innings: 353.0 by Olaf Sorensen (Atlantic)
Complete Games: 28 by three different pitchers
Shutouts: 2 Howard Shepherd (Contl)
BB/9 (175+ IP): 0.5 by Howard Shepherd & William McMahon (Bedford)
K/9 (175+ IP): 3.6 by Charles Rhodes
K/BB (175+ IP): 6.0 by Charles Rhodes
WHIP (175+ IP): 1.04 by Charles Rhodes
Pitcher WAR: 9.3 by Charles Rhodes
Pitcher rWAR: 9.1 by Edward Koch (Union)
NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE LEADERS
Average: .375 by Joe Mitchell (1B, Lake Erie)
On-Base: .430 by Joe Mitchell
Slugging: .507 by Lucas Maxwell (2B, Susquehanna)
OPS: .900 by William Wimple (RF, Quaker St.)
Home Runs: 3 by three different batsmen
Runs Batted In: 81 by Frank Carter (3B, Susquehanna)
Runs: 106 by John Schultz (CF, Susquehanna)
Hits: 122 by Joe Mitchell
Doubles: 22 by Peter Huff (LF, S.o.t.O.) & Frank Thomas (2B, Pioneer)
Triples: 15 by Robert Basalyga (LF, Lancastra) & Edward Donovan (1B, Portland)
Extra-Base Hits: 34 by Ned Morganti (CF, Quaker St.)
Stolen Bases: 61 by Thomas Myers (CF, Salem)
Total Bases: 164 by Robert Basalyga
Bases on Balls: 36 by Oliver Lysiak (C, Susquehanna)
Zone Rating: +26.9 by Thomas Ashley (SS, Pt. Jersey)
Win Prob. Added: 5.5 by Edward Donovan
Batsman WAR: 3.8 by Frank Thomas
Wins: 33 by William Hawk (Susquehanna)
Losses: 32 by Walt Harper (Sportsmans)
ERA (175+ IP): 1.84 by John Ratican (Newark)
Strikeouts: 146 by Earl Quinn (Maryland)
Innings: 353.0 by William Hawk
Complete Games: 31 by John Faulkner (Lancastra)
Shutouts: 2 by Bubba Mack (Cbrigians) & Alfred Parker (Tiger)
BB/9 (175+ IP): 0.3 by William Hawk (Susquehanna)
K/9 (175+ IP): 3.9 by Earl Quinn
K/BB (175+ IP): 7.2 by William Hawk
WHIP (175+ IP): 1.02 by John Ratican
Pitcher WAR: 10.3 by John Ratican
Pitcher rWAR: 11.2 by John Ratican
ACHIEVEMENTS & NOTABLE EVENTS
May 9: Louis Murray (Eckford) hits 3 Triples in a 13-11 win at Bedford.
May 10: Philip McNally (Lake Erie) bats 6/7 (2 3B) in a 23-3 win at Sportsmans.
May 18: Five Pioneer batsmen finish with 3+ Hits in a 24-6 win at Lake Erie.
May 20: Union scores 16 Runs in the 4th inning of their 31-3 win vs Metropolitan.
May 20: Melvin Greenawalt (Union) bats 6/7 (2B) and scores 6 Runs in a 31-3 win vs Metropolitan.
May 20: William Hawk (Susquehanna) has 7 RBI while pitching a CG in a 21-5 win at Sportsmans.
May 23: Agustus McGhee (Harlem) bats 6/6 (2B) in a ten-inning game vs Union.
June 1: Four Minuteman batsmen finish with 4+ hits in a 19-10 win vs Columbia.
June 6: Reading A.C. scores 18 Runs over the 8th & 9th in a 24-10 win at Lake Erie.
June 7: Louis Murray (Eckford) has 7 RBI in a ten-inning game vs Star.
June 8: Charles Fletcher (Baltic) bats 6/6 and hits for the Cycle with 5 XBH in an 18-6 win vs Baltic.
June 14: Lage Barlund & Ciaran Johnston (Nassau Co.) finish with 5 Hits in a 23-19 loss vs Atlantic.
June 16: N.Y.A.C. shuts out Hilltop for the second consecutive day by identical scores of 10-0.
June 16: Earl Quinn (Maryland) sets a single-game record with 13 K in a 12-8 win vs Olympic.
June 21: Louis Beane & Francis Molinari (Portland) both score 6 Runs in a 31-7 win at Quinnipiac.
June 22: Ben Gagliardi (Atlantic) sees his season-long Hitting Streak end at 38 games.
June 22: Herman Kramer (Lake Erie) hits 3 Triples in an 11-7 win at Susquehanna.
June 29: Six Newark batsmen finish with 3+ Hits in a 31-4 win vs National.
June 29: John Ratican (Newark) bats 5/6 (2 2B) while pitching a CG in a 31-4 win vs National.
June 29: Charles Laczkowski (Newark) bats 6/8 with 7 RBI and a 124 Game Score in a 31-4 win vs National.
July 1: Three batsmen each finish 5/5 in separate games.
July 5: Mick ODoherty (Merrimack) has 7 RBI in an 18-13 win at Lancastra.
July 8: Three Mutual batsmen finish with 5 Hits in a 17-14 loss vs Harlem.
July 11: John Schultz (Susquehanna) hits 3 Triples in a 23-11 win at Reading.
July 21: Ned Morganti (Quaker St.) has 7 RBI in a 17-6 win vs National.
July 23: The N.E.L. wins the All-Star Game 6-2. M.V.P.: William McCrory (LF, CAN). HOST: Minuteman.
July 25: George Layman (Metro) bats 5/5 while pitching a CG in a 16-5 win vs Harlem.
July 26: Leon Freeman (Scranton) hits 2 Home Runs in a 5-3 win at Sportsmans.
July 28: Cantabrigians defeats Quinnipiac 1-0. Bubba Mack earns the Shutout Win.
Aug 2: S.o.t.O. & Granite combine to score 30 Runs over the final three innings; game ends S.o.t.O. 21-17 GRA.
Aug 12: Eckford wins 15 of their last 16 games to force a playoff for the Brooklyn Championship.
Aug 13: Atlantic wins the one-game Brooklyn Championship playoff (ATL 10-7 ECK).
Sep 2: Susquehanna (2nd title) wins the Tucker-Wheaton Cup final against N.Y.A.C. in five games.
PERFORMANCES OF THE SEASON BY GAME SCORE
#1: 124 by Charles Laczkowski (1B, Newark) vs National on June 29th (6/8, 5 R, 7 RBI)
#2: 116 by Charles Fletcher (2B, Baltic) vs Hilltop on Juny 8th (6/6, 2 2B, 3 3B, HR, 4 R, 5 RBI)
#3: 116 by Louis Beane (SS, Portland) at Quinnipiac on June 21st (5/6, 2B, 6 R, 6 RBI)
#4: 111 by Dermott Taylor (SS, Reading A.C.) at Lake Erie on June 6th (5/6, 2 2B, 4 R, 6 RBI, BB, SB)
#5: 110 by Louis Murray (LF, Eckford) at Bedford on May 12th (5/5, 2B, 3B, 4 R, 6 RBI, 2 SB)
#6: 107 by Melvin Greenawalt (2B, Union) vs Metro on May 20th (6/7, 2B, 6 R, 3 RBI)
#7: 106 by Parker Wagoner (1B, Scranton) at Pioneer on June 17th (4/6, GS, 5 R, 6 RBI, SAC FLY)
#8: 104 by Louis Murray (LF, Eckford) vs Star on June 7th (5/6, HR, 2 R, 7 RBI)
#9: 100 by Phillip McNally (RF, Lake Erie) at Sportsmans on May 10th (6/7, 2 3B, 3 R, 5 RBI, SB)
#10: 100 by Lage Barlund (CF, Nassau Co.) vs Atlantic on June 14th (5/7, 3B, HR, 5 R, 4 RBI)
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