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Thursday July 1st 1875
Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 Oscar Walker's two RBIs support John McMullin strong outing . McMullin goes 9 inning and allows 9 hits. Ross Barnes scores twice. All-Star Game Sunday July 4th 1875 National League All-Stars edge American League. John Clapp is the MVP going 2-4 with a lone RBI. WP John Cassiday LP Harry Arundel.
Baltimore at Philadelphia Wednesday July 7th 1875 Baltimore 8 Philadelphia 4 Orioles slip past Athletics with four run ninth. Tim Murnane's two run single caps the inning. Philadelphia pitcher Rynie Wolters goes 3-3. Cincinnati Reds Owner Dies Thursday, July 8th, 1875: The Cincinnati Reds announced today that team owner Tatsukichi Hirano had died today of natural causes. A team spokesman told reporters that funeral arrangements were undecided at this time. It was expected that Hirano's son would succeed him as owner. Iván Hirano has been deeply involved in the club's operation in recent years and the transfer of ownership should run smoothly. Fiscally Hirano is said to be economizer and demanding in character. Monday July 12th 1875 Baltimore 9 Philadelphia 2 Tim Murnane hits his second home run of the season, a sixth inning two run shot. Steve Brady scores three times and Jack Manning drives in two. Wednesday July 14th 1875 St Louis Brown Stockings end their 17 game losing streak with a 11-10 victory over the Cleveland Blues in 12 innings. Friday July 16th 1875 Baltimore 10 Philadelphia 5 Orioles sweep Athletics again. Paul Hines score three times and Steve Brady drives in two. Athletics pitcher John McMullin goes four innings and does not allow a hit. Philadelphia at St Louis Tuesday July 20th 1875 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 4 (10) Dave Lenz and Lip Pike score on errors in the 10th. Saturday July 24th 1875 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 8 Ned Cuthbert singles in Joe Brown in the ninth for Brown Stockings win. Ross Barnes goes 4-6 with two runs scored and 2 RBIs. Arundel Whips Cleveland Monday, July 26th, 1875: "My pitching coach told me before the game just to bear down and focus. He said no one was going to hit me if I'm throwing a good breaking ball with good location." And that's what Harry Arundel did as he led the Orioles to a 4-0 shutout victory over the Blues. "I thought he put the ball where he wanted to," the Cleveland manager said. "And that's just about the whole secret to pitching." Arundel yielded 5 hits and had no strikeouts and no walks in a standout performance. Wednesday July 28th 1875 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 7 Ross Barnes and Holly Hollingshead each hit three times. Cleveland at Philadelphia Thursday July 29th 1875 Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 5 Frank Norton scores three times while Candy Nelson and Juice Latham each hit three times. Friday July 30th 1875 Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 11 Fred McCarton and Juice Latham hit four times but Athletics pull one out with a four run eighth inning. Dave Lenz goes 4-5 and Bill Boyd drives in three runs. Standings
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Monday August 2nd 1875
Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 3 Twin 3-4 performances for Holly Hollingshead and Herm Doscher lead Athletics over Blues. Pitcher John McMullin has two RBIs. Philadelphia at Baltimore Sunday August 8th 1875 Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 3 Rynie Wolters scatters seven hits and Lip Pike scores twice on three hits. Thursday August 12th 1875 Philadelphia 9 Baltimore 3 Martin Mullen scores three times on three hits. Dave Lenz and Bill Boyd add two hits. Saturday August 14th 1875 Philadelphia 10 Baltimore 1 Holly Hollingshead drives in two to support Rynie Wolters' six hitter. St Louis at Philadelphia Wednesday August 18th 1875 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 1 Rynie Wolters five hits Brown Stockings to win 4th straight. Holly Hollingshead drives in four and Ross Barnes collects four hits. Friday August 20th 1875 Philadelphia 15 St Louis 4 Martin Mullen goes 4-5 and scores four runs. Holly Hollingshead drives in three while teammates Dave Lenz and Ross Barnes each hit three times. Saturday August 21st 1875 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 Brown Stockings scores three in the seven inning to clip Athletics. Holly Hollingshead goes 5-5. 5-5 Day for Hollingshead Saturday, August 21st, 1875: Athletics left fielder,Holly Hollingshead, had his way with St. Louis pitching today at Jefferson Street Grounds and mauled them for 5 hits in 5 at-bats, but it was all in vain. The Brown Stockings ruined his great day by outscoring the Athletics 6-4. Stratton Sparkles in Shutout Saturday, August 21st, 1875: Today at Union Grounds Ed Stratton of the Chicago White Stockings baffled Brooklyn batters on 1 hit en route to a 7-0 shutout. Philadelphia at Cleveland Monday August 23rd 1875 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 4 lip Pike scored three times while Martin Mullen and Bill Boyd drive in three runs. Wednesday August 25th 1875 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4 Asa Brainard holds Athletics to seven hits while teammate help. Sunday August 29th 1875 Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 6 Four run sixth inning help Blue overcome Athletics. Frank Norton drives in two. Joe Jones scores twice on three hits. Standings
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Baltimore at Philadelphia
Saturday Sept 4th 1875 Philadelphia 8 Baltimore 3 Martin Mullen and Lip Pike lead Athletics attack with three hits a piece. Sam Brady has three hits for the Orioles. Wednesday Sept 8th 1875 Baltimore 15 Philadelphia 0 Henry Arundel four hits Athletics. Jack Manning drives in three while going 4-6. Arundel Records Shutout Against Athletics Wednesday, September 8th, 1875: The Baltimore Orioles posted a 15-0 shutout over Philadelphia today on the strength of a strong performance by Harry Arundel. The Orioles pitcher held the Athletics to 4 hits while walking 0 and fanning 3 in the route-going win. Friday Sept 10th 1875 Philadelphia 7 Baltimore 4 Holly Hollingshead goes 4-5. Rynie Wolters scatters seven hits for his 25th win of the season. Wright Batters Brooklyn Big Time Friday, September 10th, 1875: "It was like I was hitting little league pitching," said George Wright after his 5-hit performance against the Atlantics. "No offense meant to Brooklyn, but it was like I was back in little league again. I could see the ball that well. But this wasn't a kid league park, it was Union Grounds." The Boston shortstop had a fantastic day at the plate, knocking out 5 hits in 6 at-bats and pacing his club to a 13-9 victory. Philadelphia at St Louis Monday Sept 13th 1875 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 1 Jim Britt holds Athletics to five hits. Dick Hunt and Levi Meyerle drive in two a piece. Wednesday Sept 15th 1875 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6 Holly Hollinghsead goes 4-5 and Bill Boyd 3-5 in losing cause. Friday Sept 17th 1875 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 7 Brown Stockings sweep Athletics. Levi Meyerle homes for St Louis. Lip Pike drives in three for Philadelphia. Cleveland at Philadelphia Tuesday Sept 21st 1875 Cleveland 14 Philadelphia 9 Joe Jones leads Blue over Athletics going 4-5 scoring two runs and driving in 4. Ross Barnes goes 3-5 with 3RBIs for Philadelphia. Bad News For Coughlin and Brooklyn Saturday, September 25th, 1875: First Dennis Coughlin got hurt and suffered a broken hand. Now he is going to miss even more games. Treatment was going well until yesterday when the Atlantics first baseman overextended himself in a workout and suffered a setback. The Brooklyn medical staff have now revised his recovery time to at least 7 weeks. Saturday Sept 25th 1875 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 Athletics stop 4 game slide. Jim Devlin drives in three and Rynie Wolters pitches a six hitter. Cleveland Left Fielder Hurt Saturday, September 25th, 1875: The Cleveland Blues were dealt a severe blow when Orator Shaffer was hurt making a defensive play recently in a game against the Philadelphia Athletics. After the game, the team trainer reported Shaffer might have to spend a lengthy time on the disabled list. Today doctors confirmed it, ruling the 23-year-old left fielder out for the rest of the season with a sprained ankle. They indicated it would take Shaffer at least 4 weeks to heal. Britt Shackles Baltimore Wednesday, September 29th, 1875: Jim Britt of the St. Louis Brown Stockings blanked Baltimore 6-0 on a 4-hit complete-game shutout, striking out 3 batters and walking 0. Standings
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Friday Oct 1st 1875
Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 6 (10) Scott Hastings goes 4-6 while Candy Nelson and Jimmy Wood drive in two runs. Baltimore clinches title on Athletics loss. Philadelphia at Baltimore Sunday Oct 3rd 1875 Philadelphia 7 Baltimore 5 Ross Barnes and Jim Devlin drive in two. Athletics score three times in the ninth. Nelson's Hit Streak Reaches 20 Games Sunday, October 3rd, 1875: The Blues won the game today, but you would have been hard pressed to find anyone talking about it. The focus seemed to be on shortstop Candy Nelson extending his hitting streak to 20 games by going 2-for-4 in the game. Tuesday Oct 5th 1875 Baltimore 6 Philadelphia 5 Herm Doscher singles in Steve Brady in the ninth for Orioles win. Wednesday Oct 6th 1875 Philadelphia 18 Baltimore3 Athletics end season on winning note. Lip Pike and Holly Hollingshead each score four time. Oscar Walker drives in three. Joe Battin and Pike hit four times. NL Batting Title Belongs to White Thursday, October 7th, 1875: Today the National League officially added Deacon White to its record book. The 27-year-old third baseman for the Boston Red Stockings put up the top batting average in the league with 87 hits in 263 at-bats for a .331 average. Deacon White played in 60 games and chalked up 11 doubles, 2 triples and 2 home runs, while batting in 31 runs and scoring 55 times. .352 Average Wins Title for Manning Thursday, October 7th, 1875: When the season ended yesterday, Jack Manning went out in a blaze of glory -- he topped off a fine year with the American League batting championship. The Baltimore right fielder finished the regular season with a .352 batting average, 82 hits, no home runs and 40 RBIs. Final Standings
Playoffs Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago White Stockings Game 1 Friday Oct 8th 1875 Chicago 11 Baltimore 8 Game 2 Saturday Oct 9th 1875 Baltimore 3 Chicago 0. Harry Arundel pitches 8 hit shutout. Game 3 Monday Oct 11th 1875 Baltimore 6 Chicago 5 5 run ninth leads Orioles to win. Game 4 Tuesday Oct 12th 1875 Baltimore 3 Chicago 1 Herm Doscher's 2 run home run in the bottom of the 10th. Game5 Wednesday Oct 13th 1875 Baltimore 4 Chicago 1 Baltimore Wins 1875 Round 1! Wednesday, October 13th, 1875: Baltimore did well in regular season play, but they did even better in the postseason -- they won the whole shebang, finishing off the Chicago White Stockings in the Round 1 4-1 to claim the crown for the 1st time.
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Season's Best Fielders Selected by NL Monday, October 25th, 1875: "Hit 'em where they ain't" is a great hitting philosophy, but it doesn't always work when a fielder can seemingly appear out of nowhere to make the play. These magicians are often taken for granted as the season grinds along, but today they take center stage. The National League Glove Wizard Award selections for 1875 are: Pitcher: Mike Golden (Cincinnati Reds) Catcher: Deacon White (Boston Red Caps) First Baseman: Cap Anson (Cincinnati Reds) Second Baseman: Horatio Munn (Chicago White Stockings) Third Baseman: Ezra Sutton (Brooklyn Atlantics) Shortstop: George Wright (Boston Red Caps) Left Fielder: Tom York (Chicago White Stockings) Center Fielder: George Hall (Cincinnati Reds) Right Fielder: William Rexter (Boston Red Caps) AL Glove Wizard Award Winners Announced Monday, October 25th, 1875: Who are the Glove Wizard Award winners? They are the guys that steal outs. They make spectacular plays, but they also consistently make the routine plays. This year in the American League these defensive stalwarts made a name for themselves with their gloves: Pitcher: Harry Arundel (Baltimore Orioles) Catcher: Doug Allison (St. Louis Brown Stockings) First Baseman: Jim Devlin (Philadelphia Athletics) Second Baseman: Ross Barnes (Philadelphia Athletics) Third Baseman: Herm Doscher (Baltimore Orioles) Shortstop: Chick Fulmer (Baltimore Orioles) Left Fielder: Ned Cuthbert (St. Louis Brown Stockings) Center Fielder: Oscar Walker (Philadelphia Athletics) Right Fielder: Jack Manning (Baltimore Orioles) NL Newcomer of the Year Award Announced Tuesday, October 26th, 1875: Sam Weaver was pure poison to National League hitters this year. The Chicago White Stockings felt very secure when they sent him out to the hill. The 20-year-old starter went after National League hitters with a vengeance and earned the 1875 Newcomer of the Year Award. AL #1 Newcomer Named Tuesday, October 26th, 1875: Harry Arundel's age didn't show very often in his first year. He performed more like a veteran on the hill for the Baltimore Orioles and today he walked away with the 1875 American League Newcomer of the Year Award. #1 NL Hurler Named Thursday, October 28th, 1875: He's in the early phase of his career, but this past season Sam Weaver performed like a veteran on the hill for the Chicago White Stockings and walked away with the National League Outstanding Pitcher Award in the process. The 20-year-old White Stockings star fashioned a 36-19 won-loss record in 1875 with a 1.47 ERA. In 478 innings of work and 57 starts, Weaver struck out 116 while giving up 486 hits and 25 walks. He held opposing batters to a .241 average. AL Gives Outstanding Pitcher Award Thursday, October 28th, 1875: This season's American League Outstanding Pitcher Award trophy went to Rynie Wolters, the ace of the Philadelphia pitching staff. He dominated all season, finishing with 28 wins and 24 losses and a 1.86 ERA. In 54 starts he worked a total of 435.2 innings, striking out 32, while walking 17. Other clubs managed to hit only .259 against him. NL Top Hitter, 1875 Choice Is White Friday, October 29th, 1875: What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 1875 Outstanding Hitter Award in the National League. It had already been a very special season for Boston's Deacon White, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake. All season long Deacon White gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .331 as he collected 87 hits, 11 doubles, 2 triples, 2 home runs and 31 RBIs. Superb Year For Manning, Wins Outstanding Hitter Award Friday, October 29th, 1875: Jack Manning of the Baltimore Orioles proved that you can step out of the shadows and onto the stage if you've got the talent and the drive to hone your skills. Hard work, long hours and a tireless resolve paid off for him today in the form of the American League Outstanding Hitter Award. Manning hit for a .352 average while collecting 82 hits, 16 doubles, 1 triple, no home runs, 40 RBIs and scoring 47 times. Draft NABL News: First-Year Player Draft Monday, November 1st, 1875: It's draft day in the NABL. Clubs across the circuit will be trying to outmaneuver one another, hoping to conceal their most coveted picks until the last second. Once the action starts, though, all the mock drafts and predictions are out the window, and it's anybody's guess who will end up where. Grabbing the first picks are: St. Louis, Cincinnati, Boston, Brooklyn and Cleveland. BNN predicts the first ten players selected will be: 1. Dory Dean, 22 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 2. Flip Lafferty, 21 year-old reliever out of college. 3. Terry Larkin, 27 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 4. Dale Williams, 20 year-old reliever out of high-school. 5. Lew Brown, 17 year-old first baseman out of high-school. 6. Frank Pearce, 15 year-old reliever out of high-school. 7. Bill Harbidge, 20 year-old catcher out of college. 8. John Morrill, 20 year-old first baseman out of college. 9. Barney Gilligan, 19 year-old catcher out of college. 10. John Maloney, 27 year-old center fielder out of college. Philadelphia Draft Picks Doc Bushong C Amos Booth 3B John Hayes LF Redleg Synder 1b
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Since the league has been in existence for 5 years, let's look at the current leaders.
Top 30 in hits
Top 10 in wins
Top 20 in Batting average
Champs
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Martin Mullen Hurt, Out 6 Weeks Sunday, March 26th, 1876: Philadelphia fans will be disappointed to learn that Martin Mullen suffered a strained hamstring while throwing the ball in today's game. After the doctor informed the Philadelphia Athletics manager that Mullen was expected to miss 6 weeks, the manager told the press that the rest of the team would have to step up their play until the right fielder could return. "You can't make excuses in baseball, because there's always a game tomorrow," said the team's skipper. Baseball America Top 100 Prospects List Published Saturday, April 1st, 1876: The season is about to start, so it's time for Baseball America to publish the annual Top 100 Prospects list. This year 22-year-old reliever Lon Knight of the Brooklyn Atlantics is the #1 prospect overall. Here is the top 10: 1) MR Lon Knight, 22, Brooklyn Atlantics 2) 1B Lew Brown, 18, St. Louis Brown Stockings 3) MR Dory Dean, 23, Cleveland Blues 4) MR Frank Pearce, 16, Chicago White Stockings 5) MR Foghorn Bradley, 20, Brooklyn Atlantics 6) C Bill Harbidge, 21, Boston Red Caps 7) MR Flip Lafferty, 21, St. Louis Brown Stockings 8) MR William Coon, 21, Cincinnati Reds 9) MR Charles Witherow, 23, St. Louis Brown Stockings 10) MR Charlie Mason, 22, Cleveland Blues Waterman Goes 5-5 Against Cleveland Saturday, April 1st, 1876: It was a magical day at the plate for the Brown Stockings Fred Waterman. The 30-year-old third baseman helped lift St. Louis to a 7-3 win over the Cleveland Blues today at Kennard Street Park. Waterman smacked 5 hits in 5 at-bats to spark his club to victory. Baltimore Orioles at Philadelphia Athletics Sunday April 2nd 1876 Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 3 Henry Arundel scatters six hits. Ross Barnes goes 3-4, 2R. Thursday April 6th 1876 Philadelphia 10 Baltimore 9 Holy Hollingshead and Oscar Walker go 3-5 and Bill Boyd drives in three. Joe Battin singles in Dave Lenz in the bottom of the ninth for the win. Monday April 10th 1876 Baltimore 6 Philadelphia 4 Holly Hollingshead goes 4-5 and Ross Barnes goes 3-5. Athletics commit 10 errors. Nelson Sizzles with 25-Game Batting Streak Monday, April 10th, 1876: The Blues won the game today, but you would have been hard pressed to find anyone talking about it. The focus seemed to be on shortstop Candy Nelson extending his hitting streak to 25 games by going 3-for-5 in the game. Philadelphia at St Louis Brown Stockings Friday April 14th 1876 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 4 Doug Allison goes 4-5 and Joe Brown gets three hits to lead Brown Stockings over Athletics. Ross Barnes and Dave Lenz drive in two runs. Sunday April 16th 1876 John McMullen replaces Wolters in victory. Ross Barnes is sizzling, going 2-5 for a .522 BA so far this season. Nelson Goes Hitless, Streak Stopped at 27 Thursday, April 20th, 1876: For 27 straight games, Candy Nelson tried to ignore his hitting streak. "But you guys in the media wouldn't let me." The 26-year-old Cleveland shortstop can forget about it now -- it's over! -- courtesy of the Baltimore Orioles. They held him hitless in 5 at-bats and snapped his consecutive-game hitting string at 27. The streak ended on one good note, however, Cleveland won the game, beating the Orioles 6-3. Saturday April 22nd 1876 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 4 (10) Holly Hollingshead's 2run double lifts Athletics in 10. Ross Barnes goes 2-5. Cleveland Blues at Philadelphia Sunday April 23rd 1876 Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 5 Juice Latham and Jim Keenan hit three times. Ross Barnes drives in two for Philly. Monday April 24th 1876 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 1 Lip Pike goes 3-5 and scores three times. Dave Lenz and Joe Battin drive in a couple. Thursday April 27th 1876 Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 3 Rynie Wolters gets first win of season. Lip Pike gets another three hit day while driving in three. Ross Barnes drives in two on two hits, average is now .462. Standings
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Monday May 1st 1876 Baltimore 6 Philadelphia 4 Dave Lenz goes 3-5 with 2 RBIs in loss. Lip Pike scores twice on two hits. Friday May 5th 1876 Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 1 Ross Barnes has 3-5, 2 R performance and Bill Boyd drives in two with 2 hits. John McMullin scatters eight hits. Thursday May 11th 1876 Philadelphia 7 Baltimore 4 Dave Lenz drives in four with four hits to lead Athletics over Orioles. St Louis at Philadelphia Saturday May 13th 1876 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5 Martin Mullen and Ross Barnes lead Philly over Brown Stockings. Both go 3-4. Mullen is 4-9 since back from the DL. Monday May 15th 1876 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1 John McMullin pitches seven hitter. Joe Battin goes 3-5. Nelson Bangs Out 5 Base Hits Monday, May 15th, 1876: Today Candy Nelson led the Cleveland Blues to a 15-4 win over the Baltimore Orioles. He topped all hitters in the game with 5 hits in 5 at-bats. Tuesday May 16th 1876 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 5 Dave Lenz hits his first home run of the season. Joe Terry goes 3-6 with 2 R for Brown Stockings. Philadelphia at Cleveland Thursday May 18th 1876 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 Dory Dean wins battle of the pitchers, pitches five hitter. Joe Jones goes 4-4 for Blues. Saturday May 20th 1876 Philadelphia 15 Cleveland 4 Oscar Walker's Slam propels Athletics over Blue. The Grand Slam is Walker's first and second of the North American Base Ball League's history. Walker goes 4-5, 6 RBIs. Pitcher John McMullin drives in three and Herman Dehlman has three hits. Wednesday May 24th 1876 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 5 (16) Athletics score twice in 16th on error and passed ball. Ross Barnes goes 3-7, 2 RBIs. Orator Shaffer goes 4-6 for Blues. Remsen Has 20-Game Hitting Streak Friday, May 26th, 1876: An opposing pitcher told BNN after the Cincinnati-Chicago game today, "Jack Remsen is hitting everything you throw at him. He is one tough out. Fortunately things went our way in the ballgame today and we came away with a 10-4 win. But Remsen still continued his streak." Baltimore at Philadelphia Sunday May 28th 1876 Baltimore 13 Philadelphia 2 Chick Fulmer, Mike McGeary, and Tommy John each drive in three at Orioles route. Standings
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Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 2 John McMullin is all over Orioles, scatters 12 hits and no runs for 8 innings. Blues Brainard Blanks Brown Stockings Monday, June 5th, 1876: It was a dazzling performance by Asa Brainard of the Cleveland Blues. He shut out the St. Louis Brown Stockings 13-0 on a well-pitched 4-hitter, ringing up 1 strikeout and issuing no walks. Wednesday June 7th 1876 Baltimore 8 Philadelphia 3 Seven run fifth lifts Orioles. Tommy John's two run triple highlights the inning. Lip Pike goes 3-4 for Athletics. Philadelphia at St Louis Thursday June 8th 1876 Philadelphia 10 St Louis 6 Herman Dehlman and Joe Battin go 3-5. Bill Boyd and Ross Barnes drive in two runs. Friday June 9th 1876 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4 Martin Mullen drives in three. Lip Pike and Ross Barnes score twice. John McMullin wins his 12th game of the season. Monday June 12th 1876 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4 Athletics sweep Brown Stockings on Martin Mullin's performance. Martin goes 3-4 with 2 RBIs. Dave Lenz drives in three. Spalding Stops Chicago Wednesday, June 14th, 1876: Al Spalding of the Brooklyn Atlantics was on top of his game today. He tantalized the Chicago White Stockings with crisp curves and changeups, mixed in with just enough fastballs to keep the batters honest and came away with a 3-0 shutout. Cleveland at Philadelphia Sunday June 18th 1876 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 3 Asa Brainard pitches and hits his way past Athletics. BRainard collects three hits and scatters eight hits. Thursday June 22nd 1876 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 4 Lip Pike scores three times and Dave Lenz drives in two. John McMullin limits Blues to eight hits. Monday June 26th 1876 Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 4 (11) Orator Shaffer goes 4-5, 2 R for Blues but Oscar Walker knocks in Joe Battin for the win. Arundel Hurls Masterpiece Monday, June 26th, 1876: Harry Arundel of the Baltimore Orioles was firing on all cylinders against the St. Louis Brown Stockings. He blanked them 4-0 on 4 hits and posted 3 strikeouts and no walks. Philadelphia at Baltimore Wednesday June 28th 1876 Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 5 (11) Ross Barnes scores on error in 11th for Athletics win. Bill Boyd goes 3-5 and drives in two. Steve Brady goes 3-5, 3 R for Orioles. Friday June 30th 1876 Baltimore 5 Philadelphia 4 Orioles score two in the bottom of the ninth. Paul Hines singles in Herm Doscher for the winning run. Standings
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Saturday July 1st 1876
Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 5 Five run first lifts Orioles over Athletics. Steve Brady drives in two. For the Athletics, Joe Battin goes 3-5 with 2 runs scored. All-Star Game Tuesday July 4th 1876 National League All-Stars against American League All-Stars American 7 National 4 Joe Battin (PHI) hits a three run homer run in the fourth inning.  And is named the MVP. Foghorn Bradly (Brooklyn) is the losing pitcher while Asa Brainard (Cleveland) is the winning pitcher.
St Louis at Philadelphia Friday July 7th 1876 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 Herman Dehlman knocks in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth with a 2 run single with two outs. St Louis had taken the lead with a Joe Brown RBI single in the top of the inning. Wednesday July 12th 1876 Philadelphia 16 St Louis 2 Herman Dehlman and Lip Pike go 4-5. Dehlman drives in seven for the Athletics. Pike scores four times. Herman Dehlman sets the American League regular season game record for RBIs with 7. Sunday July 16th 1876 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 7 Levi Meyerle goes 3-5 and Doug Allison drives in two for rare Brown stockings win. Ross Barnes goes 6-6 for Athletics. Reds Whitewash White Stockings, Golden Winner Tuesday, July 18th, 1876: Goose eggs were the order of the day for Chicago as Mike Golden shut out the White Stockings 3-0 at 23rd Street Grounds. The Cincinnati pitcher struck out 0 and walked 0 while allowing 5 hits. Philadelphia at Cleveland Thursday July 20th 1876 Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 5 Joe Jones goes 3-4 and scores two runs. Orator Shaffer drives in two. Monday July 24th 1876 Cleveland 14 Philadelphia 9 Bill Boyd and Oscar Walker homer for Athletics. Boyd hit a pinch hit three run shot in the 7th. Frank McCarton scores four times and Ed Booth drives in three for Blues. Friday July 28th 1876 Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 7 Dave Lenz drives in three with two doubles on three hits. Baltimore at Philadelphia Saturday July 29th 1876 Philadelphia 14 Baltimore 8 Athletics cool off Harry Arundel and Orioles. Bill Boyd goes 3-5 and Dave Lenz continues to drive in runs with 2. Athletics score nine in the eighth inning. John McMullin drives in four, including a bases-loaded double in the 8th. Sunday July 30th 1876 Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 4 Rookie John Hayes and Ross Barnes both go 3-5. Dave Lenz drives in his 40th RBI of the season. Standings
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Wednesday August 2nd 1876
Baltimore 9 Philadelphia 7 Jack Manning goes 3-5 with three runs scored and drives in two. For the Athletics, Oscar Walker drives in three with three hits. Cleveland Blues Owner Dead, City Mourns Sunday, August 6th, 1876: The Cleveland Blues announced today that team owner Mario Caraballo had died today of natural causes. A team spokesman told reporters that funeral arrangements were undecided at this time. It was expected that Caraballo's son would succeed him as owner. Mario Caraballo Jr. has been deeply involved in the club's operation in recent years and the transfer of ownership should run smoothly. Fiscally Caraballo Jr. is said to be controlling and lenient in character. Philadelphia at St Louis Tuesday August 8th 1876 Philadelphia 10 St Louis 7 Dave Lenz, Lip Pike, and Holly Hollingshead scores twice while Joe Battin drives in two. Saturday August 12th 1876 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 2 Trick McSorley helps Cy Bentley win over Athletics. Bentley scatters six hits. McSorley goes 3-4. Monday August 14th 1876 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 5 Six run sixth lead Brown Stockings over Athletics. Cleveland at Philadelphia Friday August 18th 1876 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 5 Lip Pike and Ross Barnes collect three hits. Martin Mullen pinch hits a bases loaded triple in the 8th off Dory Dean. Sunday August 20th 1876 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 3 John McMullin pitches five hitter. herman Dehlman collects three hits and knocks in two runs. Monday August 21st 1876 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 4 Asa Brainard hits his way past Athletics, going 2-5, 3 RBIs. Galvin Pitches Boston to Shutout Victory Tuesday, August 22nd, 1876: Pud Galvin had an impressive outing today. He hurled the Boston Red Caps to a 6-0 shutout victory over the Chicago White Stockings, yielding 4 hits with 1 strikeout and no walks. Philadelphia at Baltimore Wednesday August 23rd 1876 Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 1 Rynie Wolters three hits Orioles. Dave Lenz increases his league leading RBI total to 45 with two more. Friday August 25th 1876 Baltimore 5 Philadelphia 3 Harry Arundel dominates Athletics allowing five hits. Tuesday August 29th 1876 Baltimore 4 Philadelphia 2 Harry Aundel does it again to Athletics allowing only five hits. Peters Goes 5-5 Thursday, August 31st, 1876: After the Chicago 11-8 loss to Boston and his 5-hit day shortstop John Peters told reporters, "It really doesn't matter whether it's sandlot ball, high school, or college ball, two hits in a game is very good... three or four hits even better... 5 or more are out of sight... and if it is in pro ball... it is really something special. It will get you in the record books, but you won't necessarily win the ballgame." Big Day for Radcliffe: Swats 5 Hits Thursday, August 31st, 1876: It was a magical day at the plate for the Brown Stockings John Radcliffe. The 30-year-old third baseman helped lift St. Louis to a 9-2 win over the Cleveland Blues today at Kennard Street Park. Radcliffe smacked 5 hits in 5 at-bats to spark his club to victory. Standings
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St Louis at Philadelphia
Monday Sept 4th 1876 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 1 Brown stockings defeat Athletics for the third straight time. Trick McSorley goes 3-3. Charlie Gould goes 3-4 in place of injured Joe Battin. Friday Sept 8th 1876 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 Brown Stockings make it 4 in a row. Cy Bentley scatters five hits. John McMullin has lost 5 decisions in a row. Sunday Sept 10th 1876 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 McMullin and Athletics end skid. Only nine hits were allowed by both pitchers. Herman Dehlman and Lip Pike have both RBIs for Philly. Philadelphia at Cleveland Wednesday Sept 13th 1876 Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 7 Ross Barnes goes 4-5 with 2 RBIs and Holly Hollingshead scores three times on three hits. Friday Sept 15th 1876 Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 8 Oscar Walker hits his third home run of the season, a solo shot in the 8th but is not enough. Dave Lenz drives in four with a 4-5 performance. Joe Gerhardt leads Blues going 3-5. Sunday Sept 17th 1876 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 3 Dory Dean baffles Athletics. Orator Shaffer drives in two with a 2-4 outing. Baltimore at Philadelphia Thursday Sept 24th 1876 Philadelphia 7 Baltimore 6 (11) Charlie Gould scores on a throwing error in the bottom of the 11th. John McMullin signs a contract extention after the game. $362 for 2 years. Superstar Barnes Stays in Philadelphia Monday, September 25th, 1876: Fans hailed the signing of Ross Barnes today as the Philadelphia Athletics second baseman came to terms with the club. Set to make $2,550 over the upcoming 6 years, Barnes signed primarily out of loyalty to the organization, thrilling the most diehard supporters who think there isn't much loyalty in a market driven by free agency. Currently Barnes is batting .308 with 76 hits and no home runs. He has knocked in 27 runs and scored 43 times. Monday, September 25th, 1876 Baltimore 8 Philadelphia 7 Ross Barnes celebrates by going 3-4 scoring two runs. Joe Quest has a big outing going 3-5 with 4 RBIs and two runs scored. Philadelphia Re-Signs Pike to Extension Tuesday, September 26th, 1876: The Philadelphia Athletics have finished a deal with All Star-caliber right fielder Lip Pike that will extend his stay in Philadelphia at least 4 years and will pay out $1,700. Pike's current batting average stands at .276 and he has chalked up no home runs and 34 RBIs. Standings
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Sunday Oct 1st 1876
Baltimore 8 Philadelphia 5 Paul Hines exploded for a barrage of base hits today at Jefferson Street Grounds. The Baltimore center fielder had a field day in the 8-5 triumph over the Philadelphia Athletics, finishing with a 5-5 day and a spot in the league record book. Philadelphia at St Louis Tuesday Oct 3rd 1876 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3 Doug Allison and Ned Cuthbert hit three times. Thursday Oct 5th 1876 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 1 Bill Boyd scores three times, drives in three on three hits. John McMullin scatters eight hits for his 26th win of the season. Friday Oct 6th 1876 Philadelphia 14 St Louis 4 Bill Boyd drives in another three runs and Jim Devlin scores four times. Hit Streak Now at 20 for Walker Friday, October 6th, 1876: Everyone in Philadelphia is getting excited about Oscar Walker's hitting streak. The 22-year-old left fielder extended it today to 20 games with 1 hit against St. Louis. The Athletics took the Brown Stockings 14-4. NL Batting Title Goes to Brooklyn's O'Rourke Saturday, October 7th, 1876: Brooklyn catcher Jim O'Rourke had added the 1876 National League batting crown to his resume. He batted .356 with 13 doubles, 11 triples and no home runs among his 94 hits. O'Rourke also drove in 31 runs and scored 45. Jones 1876 AL Batting Champ Saturday, October 7th, 1876: Joe Jones of the Cleveland Blues wrapped up a very successful season by winning the American League batting crown. He outpaced all comers with his .346 average. For the season, the Blues catcher played in 59 games, collected 92 hits, no home runs, scored 40 times and knocked in 36 runs. Final Standings
NABL News: Playoffs begin Saturday, October 7th, 1876: The North American BaseBall League playoffs start today! Only a handful of teams remain in the running for the ultimate prize -- the Round 1 championship. It's playoff time -- a time of glory and victory awaits one of the teams. The team that rises to each eventful occasion -- the team that makes all the right plays at the right time. Today is the start of the Round 1 and here are the opening games: Baltimore Orioles versus Chicago White Stockings. Game 1 Baltimore at Chicago Sunday Oct 8th 1876 White Stockings over Orioles 3-0 on Goerge Zettlein's four hit shut out. Game 2 Baltimore at Chicago Monday Oct 9th 1876 Baltimore over Chicago 6-3. Bill Stearns allows six hits. Herm Doscher goes 3-5, two triples. Game 3 Chicago at Baltimore Wednesday Oct 11th 1876 White Stockings 6 Orioles 3. Joe Quin goes 4-4 ad Zettlein has another fine outing. Game 4 Chicago at Baltimore Thursday Oct 12th 1876 Chicago over Baltimore 7-5. Tom York and Horatio Munn both homer. Game 5 Chicago at Baltimore Friday Oct 13th 1876 Orioles 6 Chicago 3. Denny Mack wins his first game ever. Game 6 Baltimore at Chicago Sunday Oct 15th 1876 White Stockings 4 Orioles 3. Sam Weaver out duels Harry Arundel. It's Over! Chicago Defeats Baltimore Sunday, October 15th, 1876: Another page has been added to the North American BaseBall League record book. The Chicago White Stockings have won their 1st league championship with a 4-3 win against the Baltimore Orioles. They took the Round 1 4-2 in games this season. Post Season Awards National League Names Top Gloves Friday, October 27th, 1876: Good defense can be the difference between taking the championship and coming in second. The National League announced its top defenders at each position today. Here are the Glove Wizard Award winners for 1876: Pitcher: Mike Golden (Cincinnati Reds) Catcher: John Clapp (Boston Red Caps) First Baseman: Joe Start (Chicago White Stockings) Second Baseman: Joe Kernan (Cincinnati Reds) Third Baseman: Ezra Sutton (Brooklyn Atlantics) Shortstop: John Peters (Chicago White Stockings) Left Fielder: Charley Jones (Cincinnati Reds) Center Fielder: George Hall (Cincinnati Reds) Right Fielder: William Rexter (Boston Red Caps) 1876 Glove Wizard Award Trophies Given out by AL Friday, October 27th, 1876: It's been said that the best offense is a good defense. That's why contending teams are always looking to improve on the defensive side of the game. Keeping runs from scoring is just as good as driving them in. The top fielders have been chosen in the American League for 1876. Here are the Glove Wizard Award winners: Pitcher: Harry Arundel (Baltimore Orioles) Catcher: Doug Allison (St. Louis Brown Stockings) First Baseman: Herman Dehlman (Philadelphia Athletics) Second Baseman: Steve Brady (Baltimore Orioles) Third Baseman: Herm Doscher (Baltimore Orioles) Shortstop: Chick Fulmer (Baltimore Orioles) Left Fielder: Ned Cuthbert (St. Louis Brown Stockings) Center Fielder: Oscar Walker (Philadelphia Athletics) Right Fielder: Levi Meyerle (St. Louis Brown Stockings) NL Newcomer of the Year Award Handed Out Saturday, October 28th, 1876: The National League Newcomer of the Year Award winner for 1876 is Fred Goldsmith of the Cincinnati Reds. This season the 20-year-old first baseman played in 53 games, recording a .281 batting average with no home runs, 21 RBIs and 22 runs scored. American League Selects Best Rookie Saturday, October 28th, 1876: The pick for the American League's top rookie in 1876 is relief specialist Dory Dean. The Cleveland pitcher finished his first year in the league with no saves in 1 save opportunity and copped the AL's Newcomer of the Year Award. In 13 relief appearances he ran up a 3-2 won-lost mark and a 3.40 ERA. In 55.2 innings, the Blues rookie fanned 5 and walked 4. National League Pitcher of the Year Named Monday, October 30th, 1876: The Chicago clubhouse staff referred to him as "the kid" this season. Next year Sam Weaver will have to have a new nickname. He earned it after winning the 1876 National League Outstanding Pitcher Award. Weaver made 51 starts this year, winning 29 and losing 20. He threw 419.2 innings, fanned 73, allowed 470 hits and 22 walks, while holding opposing teams to a .262 average as he logged an impressive 2.08 ERA. Orioles Star Wins 1876 Outstanding Pitcher Award Monday, October 30th, 1876: He's in the early phase of his career, but this past season Harry Arundel performed like a veteran on the hill for the Baltimore Orioles and walked away with the American League Outstanding Pitcher Award in the process. The 21-year-old Orioles star fashioned a 32-19 won-loss record in 1876 with a 1.79 ERA. In 482.1 innings of work and 56 starts, Arundel struck out 76 while giving up 499 hits and 32 walks. He held opposing batters to a .248 average. NL Announces Top Batter Award Tuesday, October 31st, 1876: What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 1876 Outstanding Hitter Award in the National League. It had already been a very special season for Brooklyn's Jim O'Rourke, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake. All season long Jim O'Rourke gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .356 as he collected 94 hits, 13 doubles, 11 triples, no home runs and 31 RBIs. Orator Shaffer Takes Best Bat Trophy Tuesday, October 31st, 1876: Orator Shaffer of the Cleveland Blues proved that you can step out of the shadows and onto the stage if you've got the talent and the drive to hone your skills. Hard work, long hours and a tireless resolve paid off for him today in the form of the American League Outstanding Hitter Award. Shaffer hit for a .315 average while collecting 84 hits, 9 doubles, 6 triples, 1 home run, 32 RBIs and scoring 51 times. First Year Draft Philadelphia drafts Charlie Eden CF Harry Smith 2B
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Deal: Hallinan for Gould Saturday, November 11th, 1876: The Baseball News Network is reporting that the Atlantics and Athletics have consummated a trade. Philadelphia will receive 27-year-old shortstop Jimmy Hallinan in a swap for 29-year-old first baseman Charlie Gould and 22-year-old shortstop Lou Say. A league analyst called the trade a "pretty even transaction". Career-to-date Hallinan has rung up a .278 average, played in 254 games and collected 22 doubles, 7 triples and 2 home runs. Gould has a lifetime average of .266, has played in 123 games, and has collected 1 home run and 71 RBIs. Brown Stockings Win Sweepstakes for SS Wright Sunday, November 26th, 1876: As speculation mounted into the morning, rumors over a final agreement between George Wright and St. Louis became a reality, with the star opting for a $1,772 deal over 4 years. In his career Wright has hit .312 with 459 hits, 53 doubles, 17 triples and 3 home runs. His totals also include 197 RBIs and 292 runs scored. Trade: Worth for Holdsworth Tuesday, December 5th, 1876: Several Orioles and White Stockings players soon will have to start shopping for a new home. It was announced today that the two teams came to agreement on a trade. Baltimore will get 26-year-old shortstop Jim Holdsworth and Chicago will pick up 29-year-old right fielder Herb Worth and 21-year-old catcher Bill Holbert in return. "I'm not surprised by the news," one of the players told reporters, "It's part of the business and I understand that. I am looking forward to playing for the Orioles." In his all-time stats Worth is hitting .270 with 136 hits, 2 home runs, 93 runs scored and 90 RBIs. Lifetime Holdsworth has hit .306 with 288 hits, 1 home run, 141 RBIs and scored 170 runs. Baltimore Wins Lottery for 3B Anson Tuesday, December 5th, 1876: Sportswriters, fans and team officials listened today as 24-year-old third baseman Cap Anson committed to a $1,296, 3-year deal with Baltimore. While Anson is seen as a solid player, he is still relatively inexperienced. In 304 career games Anson has batted .316 with 435 hits with 49 doubles, 23 triples and 3 home runs. He has also collected 203 RBIs and scored 236 runs. Thursday Dec 7th 1876 Bobby Mathews signs a two year deal with Philadelphia. Cleveland Inks Star C to $1,835 Deal Sunday, December 31st, 1876: Team insiders were tight-lipped prior to today's deal that brought 29-year-old catcher Deacon White to Cleveland. White is considered one of the league's A-list players and certainly will enhance any chances the Blues have to win a playoff spot this year. In his career White has played in 310 games, totaling 463 hits, 52 doubles, 12 triples and 4 homers. He has hit .336 with 216 RBIs and scored 260 times. It's Official: LF Hall Signs with Orioles Saturday, December 23rd, 1876: Seen as a robust, fit and extremely athletic solution, left fielder George Hall took the podium this afternoon to announce that he and the Orioles had reached an agreement totaling $1,359 over 3 years. Fans were elated by the news, seeing the signing as a critical step in the club's long-term outlook. Hall has hit for a .311 career average and totaled 370 hits, 8 home runs and 167 RBIs.
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Baseball America Top 100 Prospects List Published Sunday, April 1st, 1877: The season is about to start, so it's time for Baseball America to publish the annual Top 100 Prospects list. This year 21-year-old reliever Bobby Mitchell of the St. Louis Brown Stockings is the #1 prospect overall. Here is the top 10: 1) MR Bobby Mitchell, 21, St. Louis Brown Stockings 2) SP Will White, 22, Cincinnati Reds 3) C Lew Brown, 19, St. Louis Brown Stockings 4) LF Mike Dorgan, 23, Boston Red Caps 5) CF Charlie Eden, 22, Philadelphia Athletics 6) 3B Jack Gleason, 22, Brooklyn Atlantics 7) RF Dave Rowe, 22, Cincinnati Reds 8) MR Laurie Reis, 18, Cleveland Blues 9) MR John Morrill, 22, Cincinnati Reds 10) MR Flip Lafferty, 22, St. Louis Brown Stockings Cleveland at Philadelphia Sunday April 1st 1877 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 2 Blues spoil Bobby Mathew's debut. Frank McCarton goes 3-5 as does Joe Gerhardt. Wednesday April 4th 1877 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 1 Bobby Mathews shines with first win as an Athletic. Ross Barnes provides the offense going 2-3 and 2 RBIs. Tuesday April 10th 1877 Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 2 Frank McCarton does it again 4-5, 2RBIs. Terry Connell goes 3-4 for Athletics. Blues Chill Walker's Hot Streak Tuesday, April 10th, 1877: Oscar Walker of the Philadelphia Athletics came up empty at the plate today and went hitless in 4 at-bats. That put a quick end to his 22-game hitting streak. To make matters even worse, Philadelphia dropped the game to the Cleveland Blues 10-2. Philadelphia at Baltimore Thursday April 12th 1877 Baltimore 8 Philadelphia 4 Ross Barnes goes 3-4 in loss. Harry Arundel wins 3rd game of season. Wednesday April 18th 1877 Philadelphia 7 Baltimore 3 Terry Connell goes 2-5 with 2 RBIs. Lip Pikes goes 3-5. Friday April 20th 1877 Baltimore 18 Philadelphia 5 Ned Cuthbert drives in four while Paul Hines, Doug Allison, and Jim Holdsworth drives in three for Orioles. Philadelphia at St Louis Monday April 23rd 1877 Philadelphia 12 St Louis2 Jim Devlin and Jimmy Hallinan drive in three while Oscar Walker hits three times. Tuesday April 24th 1877 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 Lew Brown goes 3-4 to lead Brown Stockings over Athletics. Reds Blank Chicago, White Winner Wednesday, April 25th, 1877: A pitcher's main job is to keep the opposition off the scoreboard and Cincinnati pitcher Will White did just that today in a 8-0 victory over the Chicago White Stockings at Avenue Grounds. He gave up no runs in his start, permitted 4 hits and had 3 strikeouts. Friday April 27th 1877 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 0 Jim Britt shuts out Athletics on seven hits. Tom York drives in a pair with a double. Standings
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Thursday May 3rd 1877 Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 2 Bill Stearns five hits Athletics. Monday May 8th 1877 Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 3 John Richmond scores three times going 4-5. Herman Dehlman goes 3-4 for Philly. Wednesday May 10th 1877 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 9 Ross Barnes leads Athletics going 4-5, 2 RBIs. Jim Devlin adds 2 RBIs with a 3-4 performance. Baltimore at Philadelphia Sunday May 13th 1877 Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 0 Harry Arundel shuts out Philadelphia on 3 hits. Orioles Arundel Tosses Masterpiece Sunday, May 13th, 1877: Harry Arundel kept Philadelphia hitters off balance all game long as the Baltimore pitcher blanked the Athletics 7-0. They managed to get 3 hits off Arundel, who struck out 3 and walked 1. Tuesday May 15th 1877 Baltimore 13 Philadelphia 4 Jim Holdsworth drives in three and so does Cap Anson. Ross Barnes goes 3-5 for Athletics. Wednesday May 16th 1877 Baltimore 9 Philadelphia 7 Orioles sweep Athletics. George Hall goes 3-5 with two doubles and 2 RBIs. St Louis at Philadelphia Friday May 18th 1877 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 Brown Stockings hand Athletics fourth straight loss. Dick Hunt goes 3-5. Sunday May 20th 1877 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 5 Joe Terry drives in three to lead Brown Stockings over Athletics. Martin Mullen goes 3-5 for Philly. Thursday May 24th 1877 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 Athletics end skid on error in the bottom of the ninth. Joe Ellick scores twice for Philly. Philadelphia at Cleveland Wednesday May 30th 1877 Philadelphia 13 Cleveland 3 Ross Barnes drives in three with a 4-5 day. Herman Dehlman hits two triple and drives in four, scoring three times. Standings
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Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1 Bill Stearns out duels Bobby Mathews. Herman Dehlman scored the only Athletics run going 2-4. Tuesday June 5th 1877 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4 Johnny Ryan scores on a passed ball in the bottom of the ninth. Martin Mullen had tied the score in the top of the ninth scoring on an error. White Stockings Weaver Silences Boston Thursday, June 7th, 1877: In an outstanding outing, Sam Weaver tamed Boston on a 5-hit shutout. The Chicago hurler went the distance, finishing with 4 strikeouts and no walks in the 9-0 win. Philadelphia at Baltimore Friday June 8th 1877 Baltimore 13 Philadelphia 4 Harry Arundel pitches a four hitter against Athletics. Doug Allison scores three times. Saturday June 9th 1877 Baltimore 9 Philadelphia 3 Cap Anson drives in three and Mike McGeary goes 3-5, and scores twice. Thursday June 16th 1877 Baltimore 10 Philadelphia 1 Oriole sweep Athletics on Arundel's five hitter. Doug Allison drives in three. Athletics have lost five in a row. Philadelphia at St Louis Monday June 16th 1877 Philadelphia 10 St Louis 6 Athletics stop skid on Ross Barnes performance. Barnes hits two doubles and scores twice. Martin Mullen drives in three. Friday June 22nd 1877 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5 (10) Ross Barnes does it again going 4-5. Charlie Eden scores on an error in the top of the 10th for an Athletics win. Tuesday June 26th 1877 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 0 John McMullin shuts down Brown Stockings on eight hits. Cleveland at Philadelphia Thursday June 28th 1877 Cleveland 13 Philadelphia 1 Bill Stearns wins his 15th game of the season. john Richmond drives in three and Juice Latham drives in two. Saturday June 30th 1877 Cleveland 15 Philadelphia 5 Joe Gerhardt hits a three run home run and Frank McCarton drives in three runs, Orator Shaffer adds a 4-6 performance. Standings
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Sunday July 1st 1877
Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 9 On the day before the All-Star break, Bill Boyd hits his first home run of the season, a three run shot in the 6th off Dory Dean. Charlie Eden goes 3-5 with three runs scored. Bobby Mathews picks up his 6th victory of the season. Wednesday July 4th 1877 All-Star Game American League 11 National League 2 Joe Gebhardt goes 3-5 with a double and a triple and 3 RBIs.
LP Sam Weaver (Chicago White Stockings) MVP Joe Gebhardt (Cleveland Blues) Baltimore at Philadelphia Saturday July 7th 1877 Philadelphia 13 Baltimore 12 Bill Boyd drives in three with a 3-5 outing with Lip Pike, Terry Connell, and Herman Dehlman each getting three hits. Tuesday July 10th 1877 Baltimore 20 Philadelphia 1 Orioles destroy Athletics pitching. Cal McVey goes 5-7, Paul Hines goes 3-6with 5 RBIs 1st HR of the season. 5-7 Day for McVey Tuesday, July 10th, 1877: Cal McVey of the Orioles was unstoppable in today's 20-1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics at Oakdale Park. He battered them for 5 hits in 7 at-bats. Saturday July 14th 1877 Baltimore 13 Philadelphia 9 George Hall drives in three runs and Harry Arundel wins his 21st game of the season. St Louis at Philadelphia Friday July 20th 1877 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 Jim Britt scatters six hits and Dave Eggler goes 3-5 and drives in two runs. Tuesday July 24th 1877 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 6 Brown Stockings score nine runs in the final three innings. Lew Brown goes 4-5 and Scott Hastings 3-5. Saturday July 28th 1877 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3 Terry Connell has a 3-4 2 RBI night. Herman Dehlman goes 2-3 Eden Sizzles with 20-Game Batting Streak Saturday, July 28th, 1877: Today Charlie Eden went 1-for-5 in the Philadelphia Athletics 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Brown Stockings. This extended his hitting streak to 20 games. Eden declined to comment for the media immediately after the game. Charlie Eden flied out in the 1st, singled in the 3rd, struck out in the 5th, flied out in the 6th and flied out in the 8th. Blues Blanked by Arundel Thursday, July 26th, 1877: Harry Arundel humbled the Cleveland Blues today at Kennard Street Park. In the 2-0 shutout win, he yielded 4 hits, fanned 7 and walked 1 to pace the Baltimore Orioles to victory. Philadelphia at Cleveland Sunday July 29th 1877 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 1 Bill Stearns three hits Athletics. 5-Hit Game for Jones Sunday, July 29th, 1877: Today at Kennard Street Park, Joe Jones led the Blues to a 7-1 triumph over the Philadelphia Athletics. He collected 5 hits in 5 at-bats to spark his club in the victory. Tuesday July 31st 1877 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 5 Juice Latham drives in three runs. Standings
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Saturday August 4th 1877
Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4 Juice Latham is at it again going 3-4 2 RBIs. Orator Shaffer goes 3-5 and Bill Stearns win his 22nd game of the season. Philadelphia at Baltimore Wednesday August 8th 1877 Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 2 Bobby Mathews out-duels Harry Arundel. Lip Pike and Ross Barnes collect two hits a piece. Sunday August 12th 1877 Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 3 Cap Anson's 2-4 2 RBI day leads Orioles over Athletics. Eden Hits in 25 Consecutive Games Sunday, August 12th, 1877: Win, lose or draw -- Charlie Eden just keeps on getting base hits -- game after game after game. He has now stretched his hitting streak to 25 games. The Philadelphia Athletics center fielder picked up 1 hit in 4 at-bats today, but it wasn't enough to win the game. His club was defeated 7-3 by the Baltimore Orioles at Newington Park. Baltimore Loses Harry Arundel Sunday, August 12th, 1877: It took the Baltimore team doctor a while to realize it, but starting pitcher Harry Arundel won't simply play through a strained oblique after he got hurt throwing a pitch in today's Athletics-Orioles game. At first, it looked like Arundel might be back as early as tomorrow, but now the prognosis isn't quite so good; he's expected to miss at least 2-3 weeks. Tuesday August 14th 1877 Philadelphia 10 Baltimore 8 Charlie Eden drives in three and Terry Connell goes 3-6. Lip Pike scores three times. Philadelphia at St Louis Saturday August 18th 1877 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 1 Bobby Mathews allows three Brown Stockings hits in win. Charlie Eden goes 3-4 with two triples. Monday August 20th 1877 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 3 Bobby Mathews scatters six Brown Stockings hits. Martin Mullen drives in two going 1-1. Start Slaps 5 Hits Monday, August 20th, 1877: It wasn't just another day at the ballpark for Joe Start. It was a very special day, one that many players never experience. But he did. Start went on a tear and cracked hit after hit off Cincinnati pitching. When the dust settled on the diamond at Avenue Grounds, he had a career 5-5 day and something he will long remember. And the Chicago White Stockings had a 10-6 victory over the Reds. Tuesday August 21st 1877 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1 Gat Stires' first inning three run home run lifts Brown Stockings over Athletics. Brown Stockings Chill Eden's Hot Streak Tuesday, August 21st, 1877: Athletics center fielder Charlie Eden was one of the hottest hitters in baseball, coming into today's game against St. Louis with a 28-game hitting streak. However, the Brown Stockings put a chill in his bat, at least for today, and held him hit less in 4 at-bats during the St. Louis 6-1 triumph at Sportsman's Park I. Cleveland at Philadelphia Thursday August 23rd 1877 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 6 Orator Shaffer goes 3-5. Herman Dehlman goes 3-5 scoring two runs for Philly. Monday August 27th 1877 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 2 Deacon White and Ed Pinkham collect two hits. White drives in two with a first inning single. Friday August 31st 1877 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 3 Ross Barnes drives in three and Bobby Mathews limits Blues to nine hits. Standings
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Baltimore at Philadelphia
Sunday Sept 2nd 1877 Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 2 Orioles can only come up with five hits against Bobby Mathews. Herman Dehlman and Doc Bushong each go 2-4 and score a run. Lip Pike is injured and will miss 6-7 weeks with a torn abdominal muscle. St. Louis Comes up Empty Against Stearns Tuesday, September 4th, 1877: Bill Stearns made quick work of St. Louis, blanking the Brown Stockings 17-0 at Sportsman's Park I today. The Cleveland pitcher limited them to 6 hits to earn the victory. Stearns fanned 3 and walked 0. Saturday Sept 8th 1877 Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 4 Terry Connell singles in Martin Mullen in the bottom of the ninth. Orioles can only manage seven hits against Bobby Mathews. Recovery Slow For Brown Stockings Bobby Mitchell Saturday, September 8th, 1877: Bobby Mitchell is hurting again, just a few days into his treatment for a fractured fibula. Apparently the injury worsened, so the Brown Stockings sent the 21-year-old starting pitcher back to the doctors for reexamination. Mitchell told them that the pain had gotten much worse in recent days. It was confirmed that the injury was indeed much more severe that first thought. He was sent to a specialist, who felt that treatment would be longer than first diagnosed. Mitchell will now miss a minimum of 4 weeks. Wednesday Sept 12th 1877 Philadelphia 7 Baltimore 4 Athletics sweep Orioles for the first time this season. Orioles can only get seven hits against Mathews again. Ross Barnes goes 2-4 with 2 RBIs St Louis at Philadelphia Thursday Sept 13th 1877 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 0 Herman Dehlman drives in three to lead Athletics to fifth straight win. Brown Stockings have lost seven in a row. Mathews Toys with St. Louis Thursday, September 13th, 1877: Bobby Mathews kept St. Louis hitters off balance all game long as the Philadelphia pitcher blanked the Brown Stockings 6-0. They managed to get 3 hits off Mathews, who struck out 3 and walked 0. For the year Mathews has saved 1 games while posting an ERA of 1.60 and 100 strikeouts in 269.1 innings. His totals also include a 15-16 record in 11 relief appearances. 5-5 Day for Gleason Friday, September 14th, 1877: Jack Gleason exploded for a barrage of base hits today at Washington Park I. The Brooklyn right fielder had a field day in the 7-6 triumph over the Boston Red Caps, finishing with a 5-5 day and a spot in the league record book. Saturday Sept 15th 1877 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 9 Scott Hastings leads Brown Stockings to end skid, hitting two triple and driving in three with a 3-5 3 run performance. Terry Connell and Herman Dehlman hit 3-5 for Athletics. Monday Sept 17th 1877 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 4 Charlie Eden goes 3-4 and drives in a pair. Philadelphia at Cleveland Friday Sept 21st 1877 Philadelphia 14 Cleveland 9 Martin Mullen has a fine outing hitting 3-6 with three runs scores and driving in two. Charlie Eden goes 3-6 also and driving in three. Ross Barnes contributes a 3-6 outing also. Reds White Dominates Atlantics Sunday, September 23rd, 1877: In an impressive outing, Will White whitewashed the Brooklyn Atlantics 5-0. Arundel Shuts out St. Louis Tuesday, September 25th, 1877: Harry Arundel of Baltimore easily handled the St. Louis Brown Stockings, stopping them on 3 hits and chucking a complete-game 9-0 shutout. Thursday Sept 27th 1877 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 6 Terry Connell's ninth inning two run home runs lift Athletics over Blues. Ross Barnes goes 3-5. Saturday Sept 29th 1877 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 3 Jim Gilmore has a career day with a 4-4 and scoring a run. Bobby Mathews is 7-1 in September. 5-Hit Game for Rogers Saturday, September 29th, 1877: 5 hits in 5 at-bats. It doesn't happen every day, and when it does, it's exciting. Today Fraley Rogers of the Boston Red Caps had a sensational 5-5 game against Chicago at 23rd Street Grounds. He rifled base hits all over the ballpark in his team's 5-2 shellacking of the White Stockings. Standings
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