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Cleveland (33-48) at Washington (34-43)
4 game series Friday 7/7 Cleveland 3 Washington 1: WP Si Johnson (8-11) LP Tony Freitas (5-9) HR Harry Danning (4) Buster Chatham (4) Danny 3-4, RBI Saturday 7/8 Washington 4 Cleveland 3: WP Waite Hoyt (9-8) LP Ed Monroe (3-5) HR Si Rosenthal Rosenthal 2-3, 2 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 2-4, RBI. Al Simmons 3-4 Sunday 7/9 Washington 3 Cleveland 1: WP Jim Weaver (11-9) LP Bobby Burke (4-12) Weaver tosses a two hitter. Monday 7/10 Cleveland 4 Washington 2: WP Lefty Grove (11-9) LP Pat Malone (0-1) HR Al Simmons (9) Simmons 2 RBIs. Chicago (36-49) at Washington (36-45) 4 game series Tuesday 7/11 Washington 2 Chicago 0: WP Sheriff Blake (1-2) LP Bob Brown (10-10) Blake tosses a three hit shut out Wednesday 7/12 Chicago 7 Washington 4 (10): WP Dennis Burns (3-2) LP Fred Frankhouse (6-7) Roy Carlyle 2-4, 2 RBIs. Thursday 7/13 Chicago 7 Washington 6 (15): WP Hugh Canavan (4-4) LP Fred Frankhouse (6-8) HR Earl Grace (3) Joe Hauser (5) Al Simmons (10) Grace's 15th inning HR lifts White Sox. Friday 7/14 Chicago 14 Washington 4: WP Guy Bush (8-8) LP Pat Malone (0-2) HR Earl Grace (4) Grace 3-5, 4 RBIs. Lloyd Waner 5-6, 5 RBIs. St Louis (59-30) at Washington (37-48) 4 game series Saturday 7/15 St Louis 4 Washington 2: WP Clint Brown (13-9) LP Sheriff Blake (1-3) HR Babe Ruth (28) Earl Averill (17) Joe Hauser (6) Ruth, Averill, and Hauser 2 RBIs each. Sunday 7/16 St Louis 10 Washington 4: WP Elden Auker (11-3) LP Waite Hoyt (9-9) HR Babe Ruth (29) Odel Hale (13) Al Simmons (11) Ruth 2-3, GRAND SLAM 4 RBIs. Tuesday 7/18 St Louis 6 Washington 1: WP Elden Auker (12-3) LP Jim Weaver (11-10) Jack Saltzgaver 2-4, 2 RBIs. Babe Phelps 2 RBIs. Wednesday 7/19 Washington 5 St Louis 4: WP Pat Malone (1-2) LP Bill Hallahan (14-6) HR Babe Ruth (30) Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Detroit (42-51) at Washington (38-51) 4 game series Thursday 7/20 Washington 12 Detroit 5: WP Sheriff Blake (2-3) LP Roy Parmelee (11-7) Travis Jackson and Al Simmons 3-5, 3 RBIs. Danny Taylor 2-4, 2 RBIs. Friday 7/21 Detroit 5 Washington 3: WP George Pipgras (10-11) LP Pat Malone (1-3) HR Buzz Arlett (16) Travis Jackson (2) Arlett and Jackson 2 RBIs each. Saturday 7/22 Detroit 10 Washington 6: WP Hank Johnson (11-11) LP Jim Weaver (11-11) HR Oscar Siemer Luke Appling 4-4, 2 RBIs. Bud Connolly 3-3 Sunday 7/23 Detroit 11 Washington 4: WP Tex Carleton (8-14) LP Fred Frankhouse (6-9) HR Rick Ferrell Ferrell 2-4, 4 RBIs. Buzz Arlett 2-2, 2 RBIs. Washington (39-54) at Philadelphia (51-42) 3 game series Monday 7/24 Philadelphia 9 Washington 1: WP Dazzy Vance (12-8) LP Sheriff Blake (2-4) Vance three hitter. Pid Purdy 2-4, 4 RBIs. Tuesday 7/25 Washington 10 Philadelphia 8: WP Pat Malone (2-3) LP Milt Shoffner (2-2) Paul Waner 2-3, 3 RBIs. Travis Jackson 5 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 2-4, 2 RBIs. Wednesday 7/26 Philadelphia 7 Washington 6 (12): WP Milt Shoffner (3-2) LP Pat Malone (2-4) Len Koenecke 2-4, 3 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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New York (56-40) at Washington (40-56)
4 game series Thursday 7/27 NY 2 Washington 0: WP Dizzy Dean (15-5) LP Fred Frankhouse (6-10) Sam Leslie and John Stone RBI each. Friday 7/28 Washington 5 NY 2: WP Sheriff Blake (3-4) LP Oral Hildebrand (14-11) Al Simmons 2-5, 2 RBIs. Joe Hauser 2-3, RBI Saturday 7/29 NY 7 Washington 3 (11): WP Leon Chagnon (4-4) LP Pat Malone (2-5) Dick Cox 2-7, 2 RBIs. Sam Leslie 2 RBIs. Sunday 7/30 Washington 4 NY 3 (10): WP Glen Spencer (1-0) LP Herb Kelly (1-1) Mickey O'Neil 2-4, 2 RBIs. Boston (48-51) at Washington (42-58) 3 game series Wednesday 8/2 Washington 4 Boston 3: WP Pat Malone (3-5) LP Larry Benton (7-6) Maurice Archdeacon's 9th inning two run single ties the game and then pitcher Pat Malone wins it with his RBI single. Thursday 8/3 Boston 3 Washington 0: WP Carl Hubbell (14-9) LP Sheriff Blake (3-5) Hubbell's two hitter lifts Red Sox. Saturday 8/5 Boston 6 Washington 3: WP Mel Harder (12-11) LP Pat Malone (3-6) HR Mel Harder Lin Storti (3) Harder and Hack Wilson 2 RBIs. Philadelphia (56-46) at Washington (43-60) Single game series Sunday 8/6 Washington 7 Philadelphia 6:WP Jim Weaver (12-11) LP Charlie Root (12-12) HR Al Simmons (12) Joe Hauser scores in the bottom of the ninth on a walk. Washington (44-60) at New York (61-43) 3 game series Monday 8/7 NY 4 Washington 2: WP Dizzy Dean (17-5) LP Tony Freitas (5-10) Chappie Geygan 2 RBIs. Tuesday 8/8 Washington 4 NY 3: WP Sheriff Blake (4-5) LP Leon Chagnon (4-5) HR Vince Barton (2) Kiki Cuyler triples in the 10th then scores on a fly out. Wednesday 8/9 Washington 6 NY 4: WP Waite Hoyt (10-9) LP Jumbo Elliott (11-11) HR Kiki Cuyler (4) Travis Jackson (3) Hughie Wise (2) Senators come back to skip past Yankees. Washington (46-61) at Boston (52-54) 3 game series Thursday 8/10 Washington 4 Boston 2: WP Jim Weaver (13-11) LP Danny MacFayden 95-8) Joe Hauser 4-4, RBI. Friday 8/11 Boston 2 Washington 1: WP Johnny Murphy (2-0) LP Tony Freitas (5-11) Al Simmons 4-4 Saturday 8/12 Boston 4 Washington 3: WP Larry Benton (8-6) LP Glen Spencer (1-1) Lin Storti 4-4, 2 RBIs. New York (63-47) at Washington (47-63) Single game series Sunday 8/13 NY 11 Washington 3: WP Jumbo Elliott (12-11) LP Waite Hoyt (10-10) Vince Barton 3 RBIs. Hughie Wise and Bob Rice 2 RBIs. Washington (47-64) at Chicago (47-67) 4 game series Tuesday 8/15 Chicago 5 Washington 1: WP Tommy Thomas (2-1). LP Jim Weaver (13-12) HR Al Simmons (11) White Sox score five in the 6th. Wednesday 8/16 Chicago 6 Washington 4: WP Bill Dietrich (2-2) LP Tony Freitas 95-12) White Sox score another 5 run inning.  Thursday 8/17 Washington 8 Chicago 6: WP Sheriff Blake (5-5) LP Bob Brown (11-15) HR Cecil Travis (3) Kiki Cuyler 3 RBIs. Travis 3-5, 3 RBIs. Friday 8/18 Chicago 7 Washington 2: WP Herb Pennock (6-13) LP Waite Hoyt (10-11) Billy Sullivan 2-3, 4 RBIs. Cecil Travis 2 RBIs. Washington (48-67) at St Louis (75-43) 3 game series Saturday 8/19 St Louis 6 Washington 1: WP Elden Auker (16-3) LP Jim Weaver (13-14) HR Babe Ruth (37) Hank Greenberg 2-3, RBi. The Bambino 3-4, RBI. Sunday 8/20 Washington 11 St Louis 2: WP Tony Freitas (6-12) LP Bobo Newsom (1-7) LP Odell Hale (21) Al Simmons 3-5, 3 RBIs. Danny Taylor 3-6, 2 RBIs. Monday 8/21 St Louis 9 Washington 3: WP Bill Hallahan (19-7) LP Sheriff Blake (5-6) HR Riggs Stephenson (3) Earl Averill (19) Riggs goes 5-5. Averill 3-4, 3 RBIs. Washington (49-69) at Detroit (62-59) 4 game series Tuesday 8/22 Detroit 4 Washington 0: WP Roy Parmelee (15-10) LP Waite Hoyt 910-12) Tigers shut out Senators. Wednesday 8/23 Detroit 7 Washington 2: WP George Pipgras (16-11) LP Jim Weaver (13-14) Frankie Frisch 2-3, 2 RBIs. Thursday 8/24 Washington 8 Detroit 3: WP Tony Freitas (7-12) LP Earl Kunz (0-1) HR Travis Jackson (4) Bud Connolly (5) Jackson 2-4, 2 RBIs. Oscar Siemer 2-5, 2 RBIs. Friday 8/25 Detroit 6 Washington 3: WP Tex Carleton (10-17) LP Sheriff Blake (5-7) HR Oscar Siemer (2) Debs Garms 4-4, 2 RBIs. Buzz Boyle 3-5, 2 RBIs. Washington (50-72) at Cleveland (54-71) 4 game series Saturday 8/26 Cleveland 3 Washington 1: WP Si Johnson (14-16) LP Waite Hoyt (10-13) HR Harley Boss Ripper Collins (22) Sunday 8/27 Washington 2 Cleveland 1: WP Jim Weaver (14-14) LP Ed Wells (9-11) Weaver scatters four hits. Monday 8/28 Cleveland 7 Washington 2: WP Bobby Burke (6-15) LP Tony Freitas (7-13) Les Bell 2-5, 3 RBIs. Tuesday 8/29 Cleveland 4 Washington 1: WP Lefty Grove (16-15) LP Sheriff Blake (5-8) HR Ripper Collins (23) Collins first inning three run HR. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Washington (51-75) at Philadelphia (67-59)
2 game series Friday 9/1 Philadelphia 7 Washington 6: WP Charlie Root (15-15) LP Pat Malone (3-6) HR Bill Terry (11) Rollie Hemsley (3) Maurice Archdeacon 3 RBIs. Les Burke 2-3, 2 RBIs. Saturday 9/2 Washington 7 Philadelphia 1: WP Jim Weaver (15-14) LP Bill Walker (3-7) Al Simmons 3-5, RBI. Kiki Cuyler 3-4, RBI. Joe Hauser 2 RBIs. Boston (63-66) at Washington (52-76) Single game series Sunday 9/3 Washington 7 Boston 6: WP Pat Malone (4-7) LP Larry Benton (9-7) HR Dixie Walker (10) Walker GRAND SLAM in the 8th. Jim Cronin and Maurice Archdeacon 8th inning RBIs lift Senators. Washington (53-76) at Boston (63-67) 3 game series Monday 9/4 Game 1 Boston 9 Washington 4: WP Larry Benton (10-7) LP Sheriff Blake (5-9) HR Lin Storti (4) Storti 3-5, 2 RBIs. Dolph Camilli 2 RBIs. Game 2 Washington 4 Boston1: WP Reggie Grabowski (1-0) LP Denny MacFayden (6-12) Grabowski picks up first career win Tuesday 9/5 Boston 2 Washington 1: WP Carl Hubbell (17-13) LP Jim Weaver (15-15) Phil Weintraub 3-3. Chicago (58-76) at Washington (54-78) 4 game series Wednesday 9/6 Washington 13 Chicago 4: WP Tony Freitas (8-13) LP Tommy Thomas (3-4) HR Kiki Cuyler (5) Cuyler 2-4, 2 RBI. Travis Jackson 2-5, 3 RBIs. Thursday 9/7 Chicago 5 Washington 3: WP Dick Coffman (10-16) LP Bump Hadley (4-8) Cecil Travis 2-5, 3 RBIs. Danny Taylor 3-4, 2 RBIs. Friday 9/8 Chicago 11 Washington 5: WP Bob Brown (13-17) LP Pat Malone (4-8) Roy Carlyle 3-5, 5 RBIs. Cecil Travis 3-5, 2 RBIs. Saturday 9/9 Washington 5 Chicago 4: WP Pat Malone (5-8) LP Art Herring (1-3) Travis Jackson singles in Jack Rothrock in the bottom of the ninth. Cleveland (61-77) at Washington (56-80) 4 game series Sunday 9/10 Cleveland 2 Washington 0: WP Bobby Burke (9-15) LP Tony Freitas (8-14) HR Marv Owen (2) Monday 9/11 Cleveland 6 Washington 4 (10): WP Willis Hudlin (7-4) LP Pat Malone (5-9) HR Frankie Hayes Buster Chatham 2-4, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 9/12 Washington 1 Cleveland 0 (11): WP Pat Malone (6-9) LP Lefty Grove (16-18) Travis Jackson's RBI triple lifts Senators in the 11th. Wednesday 9/13 Washington 4 Cleveland 2: WP Jim Weaver (16-15) LP Si Johnson (15-19) Danny Taylor 2-3, RBI. Detroit (73-69) at Washington (58-82) 4 game series Thursday 9/14 Washington 3 Detroit 2: WP Tony Freitas (9-14) LP George Pipgras (17-14) HR Travis Jackson (5) Jackson 2-3, RBI. Jim Cronin 1-2, RBI Friday 9/15 Washington 5 Detroit 4: WP Bump Hadley (5-8) LP Johnny Marcum (2-3) Woody English 2 RBIs. Senators score 5 in the 4th. Saturday 9/16 Washington 2 Detroit 1: WP Pat Malone (7-9) LP Tex Carleton (12-20) HR Jim Cronin (4) Al Simmons scores winning run in the 8th. Sunday 9/17 Detroit 10 Washington 3: WP Roy Parmelee (18-13) LP Jim Weaver (16-16) HR Smead Jolley (12) Hooks Cotter (9) Jolley 2-4, 3 RBIs. Cotter 2 RBIs. St Louis (88-58) at Washington (61-83) 4 game series Monday 9/18 St Louis 5 Washington 0: WP Bobo Newsom (4-11) LP Tony Freitas (9-15) HR Riggs Stephenson (6) Hank Greenberg (22) Newsom fires a two hit shut out. Tuesday 9/19 St Louis 8 Washington 5: WP Les Tietje (3-1) LP Bump Hadley (5-9) HR Tony Lazzeri (15) Jim Spotts Jimmie Reese Browns clinch title on 8 run second inning. Wednesday 9/20 St Louis 6 Washington 0: WP Bill Hallahan (23-10) LP Reggie Grabowski (1-1) Hallahan shuts down Senators on three hits. Thursday 9/21 St Louis 5 Washington 0: WP Elden Auker (21-6) LP Jim Weaver (16-17) Auker shuts out Senators on five hits. Philadelphia (81-66) at Washington (61-87) 2 game series Saturday 9/23 Washington 8 Philadelphia 9: WP Tony Freitas (10-15) LP Bill Walker (4-10) HR Freddie Lindstrom (2) Senators score 7 in the 6th to win. Sunday 9/24 Philadelphia 10 Washington 9: WP Lefty Gomez (19-12) LP Bump Hadley (5-10) Paul Waner 3-4, 2 RBIs. Red Kress 2-5, 3 RBIs. Washington (62-88) at New York (81-69) 3 game series Thursday 9/28 NY 5 Washington 3: WP Jumbo Elliott (17-15) LP Pat Malone (7-10) Earle Combs 4-4, 2 RBIs. Friday 9/29 Washington 7 NY 5: WP Jim Weaver (17-17) LP Monte Pearson (9-16) HR Jimmie Reese (2) Reese 3 RBIs. Saturday 9/30 Washington 5 NY 2: WP Tony Freitas (11-15) LP Dizzy Dean (25-9) HR Jim Cronin (5) Hughie Wise (3) Cronin 2-3, 2 RBIs. Philadelphia (85-68) at Washington (64-89) Single game series Sunday 10/1 Philadelphia 13 Washington 4: WP Dazzy Vance (21-11) LP Bump Hadley (5-11) HR Bill Terry (14) Paul Waner (6) Johnny Vergez (4) Waner 3-5, 4 RBIs. Final AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
Dean of New York Wins Pitching Triple Crown Monday, October 2nd, 1933 You wouldn't have to be a baseball genius to think Dizzy Dean will win the coveted Outstanding Pitcher Award this year. The New York Yankees ace certainly has the numbers to take it, topping the American League with 25 wins, 2.24 ERA and 185 strikeouts to win the Pitching Triple Crown. "It's a great accomplishment," Dean said told reporters, "but my main goal is to go out there and win every game. The stats are nice, but they don't tell the whole story. The 25 wins are what I'm most proud of." NL Batting Title Belongs to Dickey Monday, October 2nd, 1933 The number-one ranked hitter in the National League for 1933 is Bill Dickey. The Philadelphia Phillies catcher won the league batting crown with 208 hits in 568 at-bats. No one in the league had a higher average. Dickey played in 138 games and finished his standout season with 16 home runs, 80 RBIs and scored 90 times. Cecil Travis's .344 Average Tops in AL Monday, October 2nd, 1933 When it came to batting average, no one hit better than Cecil Travis of the Chicago White Sox this season. The 20-year-old hitting star topped the American League with a .344 batting average, registering 205 hits in 596 at-bats. The talented third baseman hit 4 home runs and drove in 70 runs. Travis played in 146 games and also collected 32 doubles, 8 triples and scored 105 times. NABL News: Playoffs begin Monday, October 2nd, 1933 Playoff baseball generates a reaction in every fan. To the fan of the perennial loser, it's a time to moan again about their team's misfortune. To the fan whose club defines success by the number of North American Series championship trophies lining their clubhouse walls, anything short of the ultimate victory is a disaster. This is playoff baseball. Baseball lovers can't help but be consumed by it in some way or another. There is nothing better than playoff baseball. These North American Series battles will unfold later today: New York Giants versus St. Louis Browns.
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Championship Series New York Giants vs St Louis Browns New York at St Louis Tuesday 10/3 Game 1 NY 6 St Louis 3: WP Alvin Crowder LP Bill Hallahan HR Tony Lazzeri (SLA) Johnny Fredrick (NY) 3-5, 2 RBIs. Ben Chapman (NY) 3-5, RBI. Wednesday 10/4 Game 2 St Louis 5 NY 3 (10): WP Clint Brown LP George Dickerson HR Johnny Fredrick (NY) Tony Lazzeri (SLA) (2) Lazzeri hits a two run shot in the bottom of the 10th. St Louis at New York Friday 10/6 Game 3 St Louis 10 NY 3: WP Bobo Newsom LP Red Ruffing HR Hank Greenberg (SLA) 2 (2) Greenberg blasts a 3 run HR in the 5th and a two run shot in the 8th. Saturday 10/7 Game 4 NY 5 St Louis 3: WP Alvin Crowder (2-0) LP Bill Hallahan (0-2) HR Bill Werber (NY) Babe and Billy Herman 8th inning RBIs lifts Giants Sunday 10/8 Game 5 NY 3 St Louis 2: WP Tommy Bridges LP Elden Auker HR Babe Ruth (SLA) Hank Greenberg (SLA) (3) Tommy Bridges scores winning run on a 6th inning error New York at St Louis Tuesday 10/10 Game 6 NY 21 St Louis 12: WP Red Ruffing (1-1) LP Bobo Newsom (1-1) HR Johnny Fredrick (NY) (2) Babe Herman (NY) Babe Ruth (SLA) (2) Hank Greenberg (SLA) (4) Babe Herman goes 4-7, 4 RBIs and Bill Knickerbocker 3-5, 4 RBIs. Giants Top Browns Tuesday, October 10th, 1933 The New York Giants were crowned the champions of the North American BaseBall League today as they put away the St. Louis Browns at Sportsman's Park IV 21-12. It was the Giants 5th time to win it as they finished off the Browns 4-2 in the North American Series. MVP was Johnny Fredrick (11-30, .367 avg 2 HR, 10 RBIs.) Draft NABL News: First-Year Player Draft Thursday, October 12th, 1933 The North American BaseBall League baseball moguls will be maneuvering, conniving and cajoling today to get the pick of the litter in this year's amateur draft. They will be drooling and salivating over the new pups available in the rookie player draft. Boston, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis have plenty to bark and yelp about, since they will have the first five picks. In the opinion of most baseball experts, these are the most highly prized players in the 1933 draft: 1. George Selkirk, 25 year-old right fielder out of college. 2. Rudy York, 20 year-old catcher out of college. 3. Vito Tamulis, 22 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 4. Al Benton, 22 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 5. Bill Lee, 23 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 6. Johnny Babich, 20 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 7. Augie Galan, 21 year-old left fielder out of college. 8. Cy Blanton, 25 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 9. Fritz Ostermueller, 26 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 10. Harlond Clift, 21 year-old third baseman out of college. Draft Results (Round 1 only)
Major Retirements Edd Rousch (SLN) 2575 hits, .319 avg, 1063 RBIs. Charlie Hollecher (NY) 2048 hits, .307 avg, 258 SB. George Dickerson (NY) 73-86, 3.19 era, 120 saves Awards Top Defensive Players Named by NL Sunday, October 22nd, 1933 Good glovemen take pride in their defensive skills. They know they make a difference in baseball. Even on days when they don't get a hit, they feel they can make a difference in the field -- and they do. The National League announced its Glove Wizard Award honorees for 1933. This year's recipients are: Pitcher: Speed Martin (Cincinnati Reds) Catcher: Bill Dickey (Philadelphia Phillies) First Baseman: Al Niehaus (Philadelphia Phillies) Second Baseman: Joe Cronin (Pittsburgh Pirates) Third Baseman: Willie Kamm (Chicago Cubs) Shortstop: Arky Vaughan (St. Louis Cardinals) Left Fielder: Red Barnes (Brooklyn Dodgers) Center Fielder: Ben Chapman (New York Giants) Right Fielder: Babe Herman (New York Giants) American League Announces Glove Wizard Award Winners Sunday, October 22nd, 1933 Glove Wizard Awards are the symbol for defensive excellence, a recognition of the best of the best in defense. The American League Glove Wizard Award trophies for 1933 have been awarded to these outstanding fielders: Pitcher: Mel Harder (Boston Red Sox) Catcher: Harry Danning (Cleveland Indians) First Baseman: Hank Greenberg (St. Louis Browns) Second Baseman: Charlie Engle (Chicago White Sox) Third Baseman: Woody English (Washington Senators) Shortstop: Travis Jackson (Washington Senators) Left Fielder: Al Simmons (Washington Senators) Center Fielder: Lloyd Waner (Chicago White Sox) Right Fielder: Dixie Walker (Boston Red Sox) Trosky This Year's Top Rookie Monday, October 23rd, 1933 It was a standout 1933 season for Hal Trosky. The first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds has been named the winner of the National League Newcomer of the Year Award. He hit .326 in 149 games with 198 hits and 121 RBIs and scored 117 runs. Travis Is AL's Premier Rookie Monday, October 23rd, 1933 It wasn't a stroke of good luck that got Chicago's Cecil Travis the 1933 American League Newcomer of the Year Award, it was his skill on the field. The gifted third baseman performed well with a .344 batting average, while playing in 146 games and delivering 205 hits in 596 at-bats. His totals also included 4 home runs, 70 RBIs, 105 runs scored, 62 walks and a .404 OPB. NL Names Swift Outstanding Pitcher Award Winner Wednesday, October 25th, 1933 He's in the early phase of his career, but this past season Bill Swift performed like a veteran on the hill for the Brooklyn Dodgers and walked away with the National League Outstanding Pitcher Award in the process. The 25-year-old Dodgers star fashioned a 22-12 won-loss record in 1933 with a 3.14 ERA. In 341.1 innings of work and 40 starts, Swift struck out 109 while giving up 345 hits and 44 walks. He held opposing batters to a .260 average. Top AL Pitcher for 1933 Named Wednesday, October 25th, 1933 The New York Yankees have a rising superstar or maybe even a budding Hall-of-Famer in the making. It's Dizzy Dean, this year's American League Outstanding Pitcher Award selection. This blossoming hurler wowed fans, peers and sportswriters with a fabulous performance. Dean compiled a 25-9 record in 39 starts, tallied 185 strikeouts in 317 innings and recorded a 2.24 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .240 batting average against him. Brooklyn's Foxx Takes 1933 Outstanding Hitter Award Thursday, October 26th, 1933 Brooklyn's Jimmie Foxx put the wraps on a fine campaign today by winning the 1933 National League Outstanding Hitter Award. The 26-year-old veteran scorched the opposition with a .333 average, picking up 201 hits, 29 doubles, 8 triples, 41 home runs and 142 RBIs, while scoring 123 runs. AL's Premier Hitter, Ruth of St. Louis Thursday, October 26th, 1933 Babe Ruth has been around North American BaseBall League enough to know a good hot streak when he sees one -- and he got to see one firsthand all year. For his standout run through the 1933 season, he's taking home the Outstanding Hitter Award in the American League. The St. Louis left fielder put up a batting average of .312 with 15 doubles, 6 triples, 42 home runs and 131 RBIs.
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Hall of Fame
Lee Among Greats in NABL HOF Tuesday, February 13th, 1934 Today, one of the legendary kings of the hill received his due recognition. Watty Lee was enshrined into the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame. One of the most fearsome hurlers to ever take the mound, Lee earned this coveted honor by dominating hitters with a 302-208 record over a 573-game career. In 4647.1 innings he fanned 1553 batters, walked 974 and compiled a fine 2.91 ERA. Lee retired at the age of 40. "My teammates did a lot for me over the course of my career and I wouldn't be here without their help," Lee said as he stood before the large crowd of fans and diamond legends. "It's easy to rack up as many wins as I did when your teammates play such great defense and score as many runs as mine did. But in turn, when they weren't having a great day, I knew I had to return the favor and that's why we were all so successful. We played for each other." Delahanty Honored by NABL Hall of Fame Tuesday, February 13th, 1934 On a bright, windy afternoon, Ed Delahanty, the superb left fielder, stood outside the doors to the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame. He collected his thoughts and tried to contain his emotions before entering the shrine to baseball's greatest players. Delahanty later disclosed some of his thoughts to reporters at the press conference. "To be numbered among these great players," he said, "some of them my idols growing up... that's almost too much to fit my mind around." Nevertheless, this outstanding performer stepped through those doors to claim his place among baseball's immortals. His induction into the Hall of Fame, which took place yesterday, surprised nobody. Ed Delahanty was 40 when he retired from baseball. In 2403 career games he compiled a .321 batting average with 3099 hits, 112 home runs, 1735 RBIs and 1776 runs scored. Accomplishments Hank Greenberg (SLA), Spud Davis (BOS), and Earle Combs (NY) each hit for the cycle. Lefty Williams pitches a perfect game on 4/27 Dizzy Dean (NY) gets the Pitching Triple Crown Babe Ruth hits HR #700 Riggs Stephenson hit #2500 Lefty Williams win #300 Lou Gehrig hit #2000 Herb Pennock and Dazzy Vance each win #250 Bill Dickey and Arky Vaughan each 28 game hitting streak
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1934 Season
Preseason Moves Star 1B Foxx Settles on Washington Friday, February 23rd, 1934 Jimmie Foxx finalized an accord with the Senators this morning, agreeing to $262,260 over 6 years. Though many consider him green, they also see his raw talent and expect a lot out of this young man before his tenure in Washington has run its course. Lifetime Foxx is batting .319 with 1508 hits, 241 home runs, 898 runs scored and 952 RBIs. It's Official: SP Fitzsimmons Signs with Senators Wednesday, February 28th, 1934 The Senators and Freddie Fitzsimmons appeared before the Washington media today as the two sides emerged from marathon contract talks. Fitzsimmons, a starting pitcher, is poised to make $96,000 over 6 years. In career numbers Fitzsimmons has registered a 115-131 record with a 4.29 ERA. Top 100 Prospects List Published Monday, April 16th, 1934 The season is about to start, so it's time to publish the annual Top 100 Prospects list. This year 25-year-old starting pitcher Cy Blanton of the Boston Braves is the #1 prospect overall. Here is the top 10: 1) SP Cy Blanton, 25, Boston Braves 2) RF George Selkirk, 26, Washington Senators 3) C Rudy York, 20, Chicago White Sox 4) SP Paul Dean, 21, Cleveland Indians 5) 3B Harlond Clift, 21, Cincinnati Reds 6) SP Bill Lee, 24, Philadelphia Phillies 7) SP Vito Tamulis, 22, Philadelphia Athletics 8) SP Al Benton, 23, Cleveland Indians 9) SP Johnny Babich, 20, Detroit Tigers 10) 1B Phil Cavarretta, 17, Chicago White Sox
1934 Washington Senators
NABL News: Opening Day Monday, April 16th, 1934 It's Opening Day in North American BaseBall League! The brand new 1934 pennant race begins today. The clubs are poised and primed for another new season of baseball filled with plenty of spills, chills, hits, runs, errors and homers. Another exciting season kicks off with these games: Boston Red Sox @ Washington Senators
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10-07-2012, 04:43 PM
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Boston at Washington
Single game series Monday 4/16 Washington 7 Boston 6: WP Tony Freitas LP Carl Hubbell HR Spud Davis Bob Boken Jimmie Foxx Davis 3-4, 4 RBIs. Oscar Siemer 4-4, 2 RBIs. Foxx's two run HR in the bottom of the ninth lifts Senators. Washington (1-0) at Boston (0-1) 4 game series Tuesday 4/17 Washington 11 Boston 4: WP Pat Malone LP Waite Hoyt George Selkirk 3-3, RBI Jimmie Foxx 3-4, RBI. Joe Bucher 3-5, 3 RBIs. Wednesday 4/18 Washington 7 Boston 6: WP Jim Weaver LP Curt Davis Oscar Siemer 4-5, 3 RBIs. Stan Hack 2-5, 3 RBIs Thursday 4/19 Game 1 Boston 7 Washington 1: WP Johnny Murphy LP Bump Hadley Spud Davis and Smead Jolley 3-5,3 RBIs. Game 2 Washington 9 Boston 3: WP Tony Freitas (2-0) LP Carl Hubbell (0-2) HR Al Simmons Jimmie Foxx (2) Simmons drives in 5 including a third inning GRAND SLAM.  Washington (4-1) at Philadelphia (3-0) 3 game series Friday 4/20 Philadelphia 11 Washington 2: WP Vito Tamulas LP Pat Malone (1-1) HR Bill Terry Willie Kamm and Bill Terry 2-4, 2 RBIs. Saturday 4/21 Philadelphia 6 Washington 0: WP Lefty Gomez (2-0) LP Jim Weaver (1-1) Gomez fires a three hit shut out Sunday 4/22 Philadelphia 11 Washington 1: WP Charlie Root (2-0) LP Bump Hadley (0-2) HR Pid Purdy Purdy GRAND SLAM during 8 run 4th. Boston (2-6) at Washington (4-4) 3 game series Tuesday 4/24 Washington 2 Boston 1: WP Tony Freitas (3-0) LP Carl Hubbell (0-3) HR Jimmie Foxx (3) Foxx 2-4, 2 RBIs. Wednesday 4/25 Boston 5 Washington 3 (12): WP Mel Harder LP Glenn Spencer HR Stan Hack Jimmie Foxx (4) Hack's 2 run HR in the 12th lifts Red Sox Thursday 4/26 Washington 6 Boston 2: WP Jim Weaver (2-1) LP George Uhle Jimmie Foxx 2-3, RBI. George Selkirk 2-3. Philadelphia (9-0) at Washington (6-5) 3 game series Friday 4/27 Washington 6 Philadelphia 5: WP Glenn Spencer (1-1) LP Milt Shoffner HR Bill Terry (2) Jim Bucher Terry 3-4, 2 RBIs. Bucher 2-2, 2 RBIs. Saturday 4/28 Washington 4 Philadelphia 2: WP Tony Freitas (4-0) LP Danny MacFayden (2-1) Danny Taylor 2-3, RBI. Freitas scatters three hits. Sunday 4/29 Philadelphia 3 Washington 2: WP Vito Tamulas (3-0) LP Pat Malone (1-2) HR Len Koenecke (2) Koenecke 2 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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10-07-2012, 11:24 PM
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New York (3-9) at Washington (8-6)
3 game series Monday 4/30 NY 4 Washington 3: WP Dizzy Dean (1-2) LP Jim Weaver (2-2) Dick Bartell 2-3, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 5/1 Washington 5 NY 3: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons LP Oral Hildebrand (1-2) HR Al Simmons (2) Danny Taylor Jim Cronin Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Wednesday 5/2 Washington 4 NY 3 (10): WP Glenn Spencer (2-1) LP Ray Prim (2-1) Jimmie Foxx scores in the 10th Cleveland (4-10) at Washington (10-7) 3 game series Thursday 5/3 Cleveland 5 Washington 2: WP Ed Wells (1-2) LP pat Malone (1-3) HR Bob Johnson (2) Chick Hafey (6) Johnson 3-4, 2 RBIs. Hafey 3-5, 2 RBIs. Friday 5/4 Washington 4 Cleveland 2: WP Jim Weaver (3-2) LP Bill Walker (1-3) HR George Selkirk Jimmie Foxx 2-3, 2 RBIs. Saturday 5/5 Washington 7 Cleveland 4: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (2-0) LP Paul Dean (2-2) HR Ripper Collins (3) Jim Bucher 4-4, RBI. Collins 3 RBIs. Chicago (7-10) at Washington (12-8) 4 game series Sunday 5/6 Washington 11 Chicago 5: WP Tony Freitas (5-0) LP Bob Brown (3-2) HR George Selkirk (2) Selkirk 3-4, 3 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 3-3, 2 RBIs. Monday 5/7 Chicago 3 Washington 2: WP Dennis Burns (3-2) LP Pat Malone (1-4) Jimmie Foxx 2-3, RBI. Tuesday 5/8 Washington 16 Chicago 4: WP Jim Weaver (4-2) LP Dick Coffman (0-4) HR Jimmie Foxx (5) George Selkirk 3-4, 4 RBIs. Jimmie Foxx 2-3, 3 RBI. Wednesday 5/9 Washington 6 Chicago 5 (13): WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (3-0) LP Dazzy Vance (0-2) HR Curt Walker Walker 2-6, 3 RBIs. Danny Taylor singles in Kiki Cuyler in the 13th. St Louis (10-12) at Washington (15-9) 3 game series Thursday 5/10 Washington 5 St Louis 4: WP Tony Freitas (6-0) LP Clint Brown (2-4) HR Heinie Hanush (5) Kiki Cuyler 2 RBIs. Friday 5/11 Washington 5 St Louis 1: WP Pat Malone (2-4) LP Johnny Stuart (3-2) Jim Cronin 2-2, 3 RBIs. George Selkirk 2-3 Saturday 5/12 Washington 5 St Louis 4 (10): WP Glenn Spencer (3-1) LP Bobo Newsom (0-4) HR Earl Averill (6) Babe Phelps Jimmie Reese's RBI double lifts Senators in 10. Detroit (15-10) at Washington (18-9) 3 game series Sunday 5/13 Washington 3 Detroit 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-0) LP Wes Ferrell (5-2) HR Wes Ferrell Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Monday 5/14 Detroit 6 Washington 0: WP Johnny Marcum (4-3) LP Tony Freitas (6-1) Marcum shuts out Senators on four hits. Tuesday 5/15 Washington 4 Detroit 3: WP Pat Malone (3-4) LP Al Smith (1-1) HR Tex Carleton Senators score three in the ninth, highlighted by Danny Taylor's two run triple. Washington (20-10) at Cleveland (9-18) 3 game series Thursday 5/17 Washington 3 Cleveland 0: WP Jim Weaver (5-2) LP Ed Wells (2-3) Weaver fires a five hit shut out. Friday 5/18 Cleveland 10 Washington 1: WP Paul Dean (4-3) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-1) Harry Danning and Bill Dreesen 2-4, 2 RBIs. Chick Hafey 2-5, 3 RBIs. Saturday 5/19 Cleveland 5 Washington 2: WP Al Benton (1-1) LP Tony Freitas (6-2) HR Chick Hafey (7) Ripper Collins (4) Hafey 2-4, 2 RBIs. Collins 2 RBIs. Washington (21-12) at Detroit (17-14) 3 game series Sunday 5/20 Washington 6 Detroit 0: WP Pat Malone (4-4) LP Tex Carleton (3-4) Malone shuts out Tigers on six hits. Monday 5/21 Washington 10 Detroit 4: WP Jim Weaver (6-2) LP Wes Ferrell (5-3) HR Jo-Jo Moore (2) Buzz Arlett (4) George Selkirk 2-4, RBI. Jimmie Foxx 3-5, RBI. Tuesday 5/22 Washington 12 Detroit 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-1) LP Johnny Marcum (4-4) Oscar Siemer 4-6, 4 RBIs. Danny Taylor 4-6, RBI. Washington (24-12) at St Louis (14-20) 3 game series Wednesday 5/23 St Louis 5 Washington 3: WP Clint Brown (4-5) LP Tony Freitas (6-3) HR Rogers Hornsby (2) Hornsby 2-4, 3 RBIs. Jimmie Foxx 2 RBIs. Thursday 5/24 Washington 5 St Louis 4: WP Pat Malone (5-4) LP Johnny Stuart (3-4) HR Jimmie Foxx (6) Danny Taylor 4-5, RBI. Foxx 2 RBIs. Jim Bucher 2-4, 2 RBIs. Friday 5/25 Washington 11 St Louis 2: WP Jim Weaver (7-2) LP Bill Hallahan (3-3) HR Travis Jackson Hank Greenberg (12) Jackson 2-3, 2 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 2-4, 3 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Washington (26-13) at Chicago (16-20)
3 game series Saturday 5/26 Washington 12 Chicago 6: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-1) LP Flint Rhem (5-4) HR Jimmie Foxx (7) Ollie Bejma Foxx 2-6, 3 RBIs. George Selkirk 4-5. Sunday 5/27 Chicago 1 Washington 0: WP Bob Brown (6-4) LP Tony Freitas (6-4) Brown shuts out Senators Monday 5/28 Washington 9 Chicago 3: WP Pat Malone (6-4) LP Dennis Burns (4-4) Jimmie Foxx 2-4, 2 RBIs. Oscar Siemer 4-6, 2 RBIs. Washington (28-14) at New York (20-20) 3 game series Wednesday 5/30 Game 1 NY 4 Washington 3: WP Ray Prim (6-1) LP Jim Weaver (7-2)LP HR Jimmie Dykes (2) Jim Cronin 2-4, 2 RBIs. Yankees score three in the bottom of the ninth Game 2 Washington 7 NY 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-1) LP Oral Hildebrand (5-4) Jim Cronin 3-4, 4 RBIs Thursday 5/30 NY 5 Washington 4: WP Monte Pearson (4-6) LP Tony Freitas (6-5) HR John Stone Odel Hale 2-4, 2 RBIs. Yankees hand Freitas his fifth straight loss.  Boston (21-24) at Washington (29-16) 3 game series Friday 6/1 Boston 8 Washington 3: WP Johnny Murphy (6-5) LP Pat Malone (6-5) HR Smead Jolley (6) Dixie Walker (2) Jolley 4-5, 3 RBIs. George Selkirk 3-4, 2 RBIs. Saturday 6/2 Washington 6 Boston 4: WP Jim Weaver (8-3) LP Waite Hoyt (4-4) Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Sunday 6/3 Washington 8 Boston 5: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-1) LP George Uhle (0-5) HR Babe Ruth (7) Danny Taylor (2) George Selkirk 3-4, 2 RBIs. Bambino 3 RBIs. Philadelphia (30-16) at Washington (31-17) 3 game series Tuesday 6/5 Washington 3 Philadelphia 0: WP Tony Freitas (7-5) LP Vito Tamulis (6-4) HR Tony Freitas Freitas pitches and hits his way to victory Wednesday 6/6 Philadelphia 5 Washington 4: WP Paul Gregory (2-1) LP Pat Malone (6-6) HR Jimmie Foxx (8) Foxx 2-5, 3 RBIs. Thursday 6/7 Philadelphia 6 Washington 3: WP Lefty Gomez (9-2) LP Jim Weaver (8-4) HR Kiki Cuyler Oscar Siemer 5 run 8th lifts Athletics. Washington (32-19) at Boston (24-27) 3 game series Friday 6/8 Boston 3 Washington 0: WP George Uhle (1-5) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-2) Jo-Jo White and Babe Ruth RBI each. Saturday 6/9 Washington 6 Boston 3: WP Tony Freitas (8-5) LP Carl Hubbell (8-5) HR Danny Taylor (3) Babe Ruth (8) Taylor 2-4, 3 RBIs. Sunday 6/10 Washington 9 Boston 5: WP Pat Malone (7-6) LP Johnny Murphy (6-6) HR Oscar Siemer (2) Danny Taylor (4) Babe Ruth (9) Siemer 2-5, 3 RBIs. The Bambino gets his 300th hit. Chicago (21-31) at Washington (34-20) 4 game series Tuesday 6/12 Washington 3 Chicago 1: WP Jim Weaver (9-4) LP Flint Rhem (5-8) Jim Bucher 2-3, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk 2-4. Wednesday 6/13 Chicago 5 Washington 3: WP Bob Brown (8-6) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-3) Earl Grace 2-4, 2 RBIs. Thursday 6/14 Washington 7 Chicago 3: WP Tony Freitas (9-5) LP Dazzy Vance (1-4) HR Carl Reynolds Jimmie Foxx (9) George Selkirk 3-4, 2 RBIs Friday 6/15 Washington 10 Chicago 6: WP Pat Malone (8-6) LP Bill Dietrich (2-4) HR Al Simmons 2 (4) Simmons 2-3, 3 RBIs. Cleveland (24-32) at Washington (37-21) 4 game series Saturday 6/16 Washington 12 Cleveland 6: WP Jim Weaver (10-4) LP Paul Dean (6-7) HR Jim Bocher (2) Jimmy Foxx (10) Foxx 2-5, 4 RBIs. Sunday 6/17 Washington 9 Cleveland 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (9-3) LP Al Benton (2-6) HR Ripper Collins (8) Jimmie Foxx 4-5, 3 RBIs. George Selkirk 3-4, 2 RBIs. Monday 6/18 Cleveland 3 Washington 0: WP Ed Wells (4-7) LP Tony Freitas (9-6) Wells shuts down Senators on two hits. Tuesday 6/19 Cleveland 6 Washington 4: WP Al Benton (3-6) LP Pat Malone (8-7) HR Bob Johnson (9) Si Rosenthal (2) Johnson 3-4, 2 RBIs. Detroit (32-29) at Washington (29-23) 4 game series Wednesday 6/20 Detroit 8 Washington 2: WP Johnny Marcum (9-6) LP Jim Weaver (10-5) Davey Claire 2-4, 2 RBIs. Thursday 6/21 Washington 3 Detroit 0: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (10-3) LP Johnny Babich (6-5) Al Simmons 4-4, 3 RBIs. Fitzsimmons notches first shut out the season Friday 6/22 Washington 5 Detroit 0: WP Tony Freitas (10-6) LP Roy Parmelee (2-2) HR Tony Cuccinello Freitas shuts out Tigers on seven hits. Saturday 6/23 Detroit 7 Washington 1: WP Wes Ferrell (9-7) LP Pat Malone (8-8) HR Randy Moore 96) Buzz Arlett 2 (9) Arlett 2-5, 3 RBIs. Moore 3 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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St Louis (29-36) at Washington (41-25)
4 game series Sunday 6/24 St Louis 7 Washington 6 (16):WP Bobo Newsom (3-6) LP Bill Shores (0-1) HR Vince Barton (18) Jim Cronin (2) Jim Bucher 4-8, 3 RBIs Monday 6/25 Washington 7 St Louis 4: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (11-3) LP Elden Auker (4-5) HR Al Simmons (5) Earl Averill (13) Simmons 2-3, 6 RBIs. Tuesday 6/26 St Louis 13 Washington 7: WP Clint Brown (10-7) LP Tony Freitas (10-7) HR Hank Greenberg (20) Kiki Cuyler (2) Greenberg 3-5, 3 RBIs. Cuyler 2-4, 3 RBIs. Wednesday 6/27 Washington 11 St Louis 3: WP Pat Malone (9-8) LP Bill Hallahan (4-9) Al Simmons 4-5, 5 RBIs. New York (33-35) at Washington (43-27) 3 game series Thursday 6/28 Washington 4 NY 3 (10): WP Glenn Spencer (4-1) LP Ray Prim (6-3) HR Jimmie Dykes (4) Jim Bucher (3) Frankie Hayes scores winning run in the 10th. Saturday 6/30 Washington 9 NY 8: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (12-3) LP Oral Hildebrand (8-8) HR Joe Medwick (7) George Selkirk (3) Medwick 3-5, 3 RBIs. Selkirk 3-4, 3 RBIs. Sunday 7/1 Washington 7 NY 0: WP Tony Freitas (11-7) LP Roy Mahaffey (4-10) HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (12) Freitas scatters eight hits for the shut out. Washington (46-27) at Philadelphia (40-31) 2 game series Monday 7/2 Washington 5 Philadelphia 1: WP Pat Malone (10-8) LP Vito Tamulas (7-7) HR Frankie Frisch (2) Malone fires a four hitter. Tuesday 7/3 Washington 9 Philadelphia 0: WP Jim Weaver (11-5) LP Lefty Gomez (11-5) HR Kiki Cuyler (3) Jimmie Foxx (13) Weaver records his second shut out of the season. Philadelphia (40-33) at Washington (48-27) 2 game series Wednesday 7/4 Game 1 Philadelphia 6 Washington 1: WP Danny MacFayden (10-6) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (12-4) Paul Waner 3-5, 2 RBIs. Game 2 Washington 5 Philadelphia 1: WP Tony Freitas (12-7) LP Charlie Root (4-9) HR Al Simmons (6) Danny Taylor (5) George Selkirk (4) Freitas 2 RBIs. Simmons and Selkirk 2-4, RBI. Washington (49-28) at New York (34-41) 4 game series Thursday 7/5 NY 9 Washington 8: WP Monte Pearson (9-9) LP Pat Malone (10-9) HR Kiki Cuyler (4) Al Simmons (7) Hughie Wise (3) John Stone and Wise 2-4, 3 RBIs. Cuyler 2-5, 3 RBIs. Friday 7/6 NY 4 Washington 3: WP Dizzy Dean (8-9) LP Jim Weaver (11-6) Sam Leslie and Joe Medwick 2-4, RBI. Saturday 7/7 Washington 4 NY 3: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (13-4) LP Oral Hildebrand (9-9) HR George Selkirk (5) Fitzsimmons scatters eight hits/ Selkirk 2 RBIs. Sunday 7/8 Washington 5 NY 3: WP Tony Freitas (13-7) LP Roy Mahaffey (4-12) HR Woody English English 2-4, RBI. Oscar Siemer 3-5, RBI. 1934 All-Star Game NABL News: The All-Star Game Rosters Have Been Announced Sunday, July 8th, 1934 Once again it is time to honor the elite players in the North American BaseBall League. The league office today announced the names of the players selected to play in the annual league All-Star classic. Representing the American League: SP Johnny Babich (DET) - 8-6, 3.14 ERA SP Wes Ferrell (DET) - 10-7, 2.62 ERA SP Tony Freitas (WS1) - 12-7, 2.54 ERA SP Lefty Gomez (PHA) - 12-5, 3.45 ERA SP Waite Hoyt (BOS) - 7-6, 3.32 ERA SP Carl Hubbell (BOS) - 13-6, 2.95 ERA SP Danny MacFayden (PHA) - 10-7, 2.59 ERA SP Johnny Murphy (BOS) - 9-8, 3.71 ERA MR Ed Monroe (CLE) - 6-0, 6 SV, 3.08 ERA MR Ray Prim (NYA) - 6-3, 7 SV, 2.40 ERA MR Milt Shoffner (PHA) - 5-1, 11 SV, 1.66 ERA MR Glenn Spencer (WS1) - 4-1, 6 SV, 2.18 ERA C Earl Grace (CHA) - .302/.390/.401, 3 HR, 43 RBI C Oscar Siemer (WS1) - .291/.321/.405, 2 HR, 31 RBI 1B Ripper Collins (CLE) - .291/.347/.521, 12 HR, 52 RBI 1B Jimmie Foxx (WS1) - .318/.406/.516, 13 HR, 60 RBI 1B Hank Greenberg (SLA) - .342/.422/.691, 24 HR, 85 RBI 1B Bill Terry (PHA) - .371/.420/.517, 4 HR, 41 RBI 2B Jim Bucher (WS1) - .343/.379/.456, 3 HR, 37 RBI 3B Stan Hack (BOS) - .339/.411/.440, 3 HR, 51 RBI 3B Cecil Travis (CHA) - .341/.379/.425, 0 HR, 50 RBI SS Dick Bartell (NYA) - .287/.364/.404, 1 HR, 29 RBI LF Bob Johnson (CLE) - .326/.410/.509, 12 HR, 54 RBI CF Al Simmons (WS1) - .332/.358/.494, 7 HR, 60 RBI CF John Stone (NYA) - .327/.394/.465, 3 HR, 45 RBI RF Buzz Arlett (DET) - .312/.419/.624, 13 HR, 42 RBI RF George Selkirk (WS1) - .377/.455/.546, 5 HR, 35 RBI RF Paul Waner (PHA) - .314/.388/.488, 5 HR, 39 RBI Participating for the National League: SP Ed Brandt (BRO) - 11-5, 2.82 ERA SP Bobby Burke (CIN) - 7-5, 3.75 ERA SP Paul Derringer (PIT) - 10-7, 2.78 ERA SP Larry French (PIT) - 12-7, 2.38 ERA SP Lefty Grove (NY1) - 12-6, 3.18 ERA SP Dutch Leonard (PHI) - 6-4, 1 SV, 4.02 ERA SP Bud Tinning (CIN) - 6-9, 4.51 ERA SP Earl Whitehill (BSN) - 13-5, 3.46 ERA MR Charlie Barnabe (BRO) - 4-2, 3 SV, 3.35 ERA MR Lee Grissom (BSN) - 2-2, 2 SV, 1.98 ERA MR Joe Shaute (NY1) - 4-3, 5 SV, 3.10 ERA MR Dazzy Vance (PIT) - 2-4, 5 SV, 4.06 ERA C Mickey Cochrane (NY1) - .314/.426/.456, 5 HR, 36 RBI C Ernie Lombardi (PIT) - .342/.357/.530, 13 HR, 49 RBI 1B Lou Gehrig (BSN) - .268/.347/.489, 17 HR, 51 RBI 1B Hal Trosky (CIN) - .300/.348/.532, 18 HR, 59 RBI 2B Charlie Gehringer (BRO) - .330/.384/.508, 10 HR, 54 RBI 2B Billy Herman (NY1) - .340/.372/.435, 0 HR, 39 RBI 3B Red Kress (SLN) - .341/.397/.494, 8 HR, 45 RBI 3B Pepper Martin (BSN) - .285/.342/.458, 6 HR, 32 RBI SS Buddy Myer (BRO) - .328/.411/.433, 2 HR, 27 RBI SS Arky Vaughan (SLN) - .343/.444/.572, 13 HR, 62 RBI LF Babe Herman (NY1) - .339/.384/.583, 15 HR, 77 RBI LF Chuck Klein (CHN) - .316/.390/.497, 12 HR, 51 RBI LF Mel Ott (BRO) - .275/.372/.511, 18 HR, 62 RBI LF Joe Vosmik (CIN) - .331/.399/.478, 4 HR, 42 RBI CF Sam West (BSN) - .318/.422/.476, 6 HR, 42 RBI RF Goose Goslin (CHN) - .307/.359/.498, 6 HR, 28 RBI
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Washington (51-30) at Detroit (44-36)
Single game series Wednesday 7/11 Washington 5 Detroit 4: WP Pat Malone (11-9) LP Wes Ferrell (10-8) HR Jimmie Foxx (14) Gus Suhr (2) Suhr 3-4, 2 RBIs. Foxx 2-4, 2 RBIs. Washington (52-30) at Cleveland (38-42) 4 game series Thursday 7/12 Cleveland 9 Washington 4; WP Paul Dean (11-8) LP Jim Weaver (11-7) HR Al Simmons (8) Harry Danning (4) Harvey Hendrick (3) Ripper Collins (14) Simmons 2-4, 4 RBIs. Collins 3 RBIs. Friday 7/13 Washington 9 Cleveland 7: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (14-4) LP Si Johnson (4-12) HR Jimmie Foxx (15) Oscar Siemer (3) George Selkirk (6) Bob Johnson (14) Mule Haas Siemer 6th inning GRAND SLAM Johnson three run shot. Saturday 7/14 Washington 12 Cleveland 2: WP Tony Freitas (14-7) LP Ed Wells (7-9) Oscar Siemer 4-6, RBI. Jimmie Foxx 3-5, RBI. Sunday 7/15 Washington 3 Cleveland 2: WP Pat Malone (12-9) LP Al Benton (5-8) HR Ripper Collins (15) Jim Bucher 4-4, 2 RBIs. Washington (55-31) at Detroit (47-38) 3 game series Monday 7/16 Detroit 7 Washington 2: WP Johnny Marcum (14-7) LP Jim Weaver (11-8) HR Randy Moore (9) Moore 2-3, 2 RBIs. Buzz Arlett 2-4, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 7/17 Washington 2 Detroit 0: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (15-4) LP Johnny Babich (4-12) HR Jimmie Foxx (16) George Selkirk (7) Fitzsimmons five hit shut out. Wednesday 7/18 Detroit 3 Washington 0: WP Hank Johnson (1-2) LP Tony Freitas (14-8) Bobby Reeves 2-3, RBI. Washington (56-33) at St Louis (37-48) 4 game series Thursday 7/19 St Louis 4 Washington 2: WP Clint Brown (11-8) LP Pat Malone (12-10) HR Tony Lazzeri (11) Hank Greenberg (29) Babe Phelps (4) Lazzeri 2 RBIs. Friday 7/20 St Louis 6 Washington 5: WP Clint Brown (12-8) LP Jim Weaver (11-9) HR Tony Lazzeri (12) Babe Phelps scores on a 9th inning wild pitch. Saturday 7/21 Washington 7 St Louis 5: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (16-4) LP Bobo Newsom (4-9) HR Hank Greenberg (30) Fitzsimmons gets Al leading 16th win. Greenberg 25 game hitting streak. Sunday 7/22 St Louis 13 Washington 2: WP Bill Hallahan (8-10) LP Tony Freitas (14-9) HR Earl Averill (16) Hank Greenberg (31) Greenberg 3-3, 4 RBIs. Washington (57-36) at Chicago (36-54) 4 game series Monday 7/23 Chicago 5 Washington 1: Dennis Burns (9-8) LP Pat Malone (12-11) HR Jimmy Foxx (17) Roy Carlyle (3) Carlyle 3-3, 4 RBIs. Tuesday 7/24 Chicago 6 Washington 3: WP Bill Dietrich (5-10) LP Josh Billings (0-1) HR Frank Demaree (5) Phil Cavarretta 2-3, RBI. Wednesday 7/25 Washington 4 Chicago 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (17-4) LP Flint Rhem (8-14) HR Earl Grace (4) Kiki Cuyler 3-5, 3 RBIs. Thursday 7/26 Chicago 8 Washington 7: WP Bob Brown (14-9) LP Tony Freitas (14-10) HR Jimmie Foxx (18) White Sox score six in the third.  Boston (53-44) at Washington (58-39) 2 game series Saturday 7/28 Boston 2 Washington 1: WP Johnny Murphy (13-8) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (17-5) HR Dixie Walker (5) Al Simmons (9) Walker 2 RBIs. Sunday 7/29 Boston 6 Washington 4: WP Waite Hoyt (8-7) LP Jim Weaver (11-10) Lin Storti 3 RBIs. Red Sox hand Weaver 5th straight loss. Washington (58-41) at Philadelphia (58-40) 3 game series Tuesday 7/31 Philadelphia 11 Washington 5: WP Danny MacFayden (13-8) LP Pat Malone (12-12) HR Bill Terry 2 (7) Paul Waner (8) Terry 3-5, 7 RBIs.  Wednesday 8/1 Philadelphia 4 Washington 1: WP Vito Tamulis (11-9) LP Tony Freitas (14-11) Senators have lost five straight and are 2-8 in last 10 games.   Thursday 8/2 Washington 8 Philadelphia 3: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (18-5) LP Lefty Gomez (16-6) HR Al Simmons 2 (11) Simmons 2-3, 5 RBIs. Oscar Siemer 4-5, RBI. Washington (59-43) at Boston (57-45) 2 game series Saturday 8/4 Washington 5 Boston 3: WP Jim Weaver (12-10) LP Larry Benton (2-2) HR Kiki Cuyler (5) Cuyler 3 run shot in the 8th. Sunday 8/5 Washington 5 Boston 3: WP Pat Malone (13-12) LP Vern Kennedy (0-2) Jimmie Foxx 2 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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New York (42-62) at Washington (61-43)
3 game series Tuesday 8/7 NY 3 Washington 2: WP Dizzy Dean (11-12) LP Tony Freitas (14-12) Yankees hand Freitas his fifth straight loss. Wednesday 8/8 Washington 6 NY 0: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (19-5) LP Oral Hildebrand (12-13) Jim Bucher 3-4, 3 RBIs. Fitzsimmons shuts out Yankees on two hits. Thursday 8/9 NY 7 Washington 5: WP Monte Pearson (10-13) LP Jim Weaver (12-11) Odel Hale 2-5, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk 2 RBIs. George Puccinelli 2-4, 2 RBIs. Philadelphia (64-43) at Washington (62-45) 3 game series Friday 8/10 Washington 5 Philadelphia 4 (12): WP Bill Shores (1-1) LP Lew Krausse (2-2) HR Bill Terry (9) Al Simmons (12) Maurice Archdeacon scores in the bottom of the 12th bill Terry extend his hitting streak to 44 games. Saturday 8/11 Washington 3 Philadelphia 1: WP Tony Freitas (15-12) LP Lefty Gomez (16-8) HR Ross Hemsley (2) Kiki Cuyler 2-3, 2 RBIs. Bill Terry's streak ends at 44 games. Sunday 8/12 Philadelphia 7 Washington 4: WP Charlie Root (11-11) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (19-6) HR Bill Terry (10) George Selkirk (8) Carl Lind 3 RBIs. Jim Bucher 2-4, 2 RBIs. Cleveland (48-62) at Washington (64-46) 4 game series Tuesday 8/14 Washington 3 Cleveland 2 (11): WP Glenn Spencer (5-1) LP Si Johnson (5-14) HR Jimmie Foxx (19) Jim Bucher scores on a Danny Taylor 11th inning single. Wednesday 8/15 Washington 3 Cleveland 0: WP Pat Malone (14-12) LP Roy Henshaw (0-4) Malone pitches a seven hit shut out. Thursday 8/16 Cleveland 5 Washington 2: WP Paul Dean (16-10) LP Tony Freitas (15-13) HR Ripper Collins (22) Collins 3-4, 3 RBIs. Friday 8/17 Washington 6 Cleveland 4: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (20-6) LP Al Benton (7-13) HR Bert Delmas (3) Jimmie Foxx (20) Foxx 4-4, 2 RBIs. Fitzsimmons is AL's first 20 game winner. Chicago (50-64) at Washington (67-47) 3 game series Saturday 8/18 Chicago 9 Washington 3: WP Tommy Thomas (3-0) LP Jim Weaver (12-12) HR Cecil Travis Ollie Bejma 2-2, 2 RBIs. Travis 2-5, 2 RBIs. Sunday 8/19 Chicago 5 Washington 4: WP Bill Dietrich (6-11) LP Pat Malone (14-13) HR George Selkirk (9) Earl Grace 2-3, 2 RBIs. Selkirk 2-2, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 8/21 Chicago 5 Washington 4: WP Bob Brown (17-11) LP Tony Freitas (15-14) Cecil Travis 5-5, RBI. Detroit (58-60) at Washington (67-50) 4 game series Wednesday 8/22 Detroit 7 Washington 2: WP Johnny Marcum (15-14) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (20-7) HR Jo-Jo Moore (9) Buzz Arlett (16) Danny Taylor (6) Moore 3-5, 2 RBIs. Thursday 8/23 Washington 6 Detroit 2: WP Jim Weaver (13-12) LP Hank Johnson (1-3) HR Woody English (2) George Selkirk (10) English 3-3, 2 RBIs. Friday 8/24 Detroit 10 Washington 1: WP Wes Ferrell (15-12) LP Pat Malone (14-14) HR Wes Ferrell 2 (5) Pitcher Ferrell 3-4, 4 RBIs. Saturday 8/25 Detroit 8 Washington 4: WP Johnny Babich (14-9) LP Tony Freitas (15-15) HR Luke Appling (2) Appling 2 RBIs. Hunter Lane 2 RBIs. St Louis (58-62) at Washington (68-53) 4 game series Sunday 8/26 Washington 4 St Louis 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (21-7) LP Les Tietje (0-1) HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (22) Foxx 3-3, 4 RBIs. Monday 8/27 St Louis 5 Washington 3: WP Elden Auker (14-6) LP Jim Weaver (13-13) HR Hank Greenberg (40) Browns come from behind. Tuesday 8/28 St Louis 6 Washington 5 (12): WP Benny Frey (4-7) LP Bump Hadley (0-3) HR Hank Greenberg (41) Jack Saltzgaver (2) Saltzgaver's 12th inning HR lifts Browns. Wednesday 8/29 St Louis 4 Washington 2: WP Johnny Stuart (9-13) LP Tony Freitas (15-16) Senators are 8-13 in their current 21 game home stand. Washington (69-56) at New York (56-69) 4 game series Thursday 8/30 Washington 5 NY 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (22-7) LP Oral Hildebrand (14-14) HR Danny Taylor (7) Fitzsimmons five hitter. Friday 8/31 NY 9 Washington 3: WP Monte Pearson (12-15) LP Sheriff Blake (0-1) Yankees score seven in the first Saturday 9/1 Washington 8 NY 2: WP Pete Donohue (1-0) LP Roy Mahaffey (8-21) Woody English 3-4, 2 RBIs. Jim Bucher 2 RBIs. Sunday 9/2 NY 4 Washington 2: WP Dizzy Dean (16-13) LP Tony Freitas (15-17) Dizzy Dean scatters 11 hits. Boston (67-60) at Washington (71-58) 2 game series Monday 9/3 Game 1 Washington 6 Boston 4: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (23-7) LP Larry Benton (2-3) Al Simmons 3-5, RBI. Game 2 Boston 5 Washington 3: WP Carl Hubbell (20-11) LP Pat Malone (14-15) HR Lin Storti (11) Jimmie Foxx (23) Storti first inning GRAND SLAM. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Washington (72-59) at St Louis (65-65)
4 game series Wednesday 9/5 St Louis 15 Washington 9: WP Bobo Newsome (10-11) LP Jim Weaver (13-14) HR Frankie Hayes Maurice Archdeacon Rogers Hornsby Vince Barton 2 (28) Barton 4-5, 4 RBIs. Hornsby 3-5, 3 RBIs. Thursday 9/6 St Louis 5 Washington 2: WP Johnny Stuart (10-13) LP Tony Freitas (15-18) HR Jimmie Foxx (24) Hank Greenberg (43) Greenberg 3-4, 2 RBIs. Friday 9/7 Washington 5 St Louis 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (24-7) LP Bill Hallahan (13-14) HR Vince Barton (29) Jimmie Reese 3-3, 2 RBIs. Saturday 9/8 Washington 10 St Louis 9: WP Jim Weaver (14-14) LP Benny Frey (4-8) HR Kiki Cuyler (6) Jimmie Foxx (25) Babe Phelps (7) Cuyler 4th inning GRAND SLAM.  Washington (74-61) at Chicago (64-71) 4 game series Sunday 9/9 Chicago 5 Washington 4 (11): WP Lloyd Brown (4-3) LP Jim Weaver (14-15) HR Jim Cronin (3) Roy Carlyle (6) Cecil Travis scores winning run in the 11th. Monday 9/10 Chicago 4 Washington 3: WP Bob Brown (20-11) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (24-8) HR Jimmie Foxx (26) Lloyd Waner 3-4, 3 RBIs. Tuesday 9/12 Chicago 7 Washington 4: WP Flint Rhem (11-20) LP Tony Freitas (15-19) HR Jimmie Foxx (27) Linc Blakely (2) Senators woes continue.  Wednesday 9/12 Washington 4 Chicago 1: WP Jim Weaver (15-15) LP Dick Coffman (7-9) HR Jim Bucher (4) Senators win on Bucher's 8th inning GRAND SLAM. Washington (75-64) at Detroit (70-69) 4 game series Thursday 9/13 Washington 18 Detroit 3: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (25-8) LP Tex Carleton (7-14) HR Kiki Cuyler (7) Jimmie Foxx (28) Oscar Siemer 2 (5) Jimmie Reese Siemer 4-6, 6 RBIs. Reese 3-6, 4 RBIs. Friday 9/14 Detroit 5 Washington 4: WP Wes Ferrell (18-14) LP Pat Malone (14-16) Tigers score two late to nip Senators. Saturday 9/15 Detroit 5 Washington 4: WP Al Smith (5-8) LP Jim Weaver (15-16) HR Dolph Camilli Camilli's three run shot lifts Tigers. Sunday 9/16 Detroit 7 Washington 0: WP Johhny Marcum (19-14) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (25-9) Rick Ferrell 2-4, 2 RBIs. Marcum shuts down Senators on six hits. Washington (76-67) at Cleveland (57-85) 4 game series Monday 9/17 Washington 8 Cleveland 3: WP Tony Freitas (16-19) LP Ed Wells (8-15) HR Al Simmons (13) George Selkirk (11) Simmons 3-5, 4 RBIs. Selkirk breaks out of 0-12 slump going 4-5, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 9/18 Washington 6 Cleveland 1: WP Jim Weaver (16-16) LP Roy Henshaw (2-8) HR Al Simmons (14) Bob Johnson (20) George Selkirk 2-5, RBI. Simmons 2-4, RBI. Wednesday 9/19 Cleveland 6 Washington 1: WP Paul Dean (16-6) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (25-10) HR Jim Bucher (5) Cleveland scores four in the 8th. Thursday 9/20 Cleveland 6 Washington 4: WP Ed Monroe (11-2) LP Pat Malone (14-17) HR Bob Johnson (21) Harry Danning (9) Johnson's 9th inning GRAND SLAM lifts Indians. Washington (78-69) at Philadelphia (85-60) 3 game series Saturday 9/22 Philadelphia 7 Washington 2: WP Charlie Root (16-15) LP Jim Weaver (16-17) HR Jimmie Foxx (29) Athletics eliminate Senators on six run 8th. Sunday 9/23 Washington 6 Philadelphia 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (26-10) LP Vito Tamulis (16-13) HR Jimmie Foxx (30) Bill Terry (14) Tony Cuccinello 3 RBIs. Monday 9/24 Philadelphia 6 Washington 5: WP Merle Settlemire (6-5) LP Pat Malone (14-18) HR Paul Waner (14) Oscar 2-5, 4 RBIs. Washington (79-71) at Boston (75-73) 2 game series Tuesday 9/25 Boston 4 Washington 0: WP Carl Hubbell (23-13) LP Jim Weaver (16-18) HR Babe Ruth (25) Bambino 3 run shot. Wednesday 9/26 Washington 8 Boston 5: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (27-10) LP Johnny Murphy (14-15) HR Al Simmons (15) Jim Cronin (4) George Selkirk (12) George Grantham (2) Lin Storti (12) New York (65-87) at Washington (80-72) 2 game series Saturday 9/29 Washington 6 NY 5: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (28-10) LP Dizzy Dean (16-16) HR Jimmie Foxx (31) Sunday 9/30 NY 7 Washington 3: WP Oral Hildebrand (19-16) LP Tony Freitas (16-20) HR Joe Medwick (11) Senators close out second half of season with a dismal 30-43. Final AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
NABL News: Draft Pool Revealed Wednesday, September 12th, 1934 North American BaseBall League today released the final list of all players eligible for next month's rookie draft. Now that the list has been made official, close scrutiny of these players can be expected as scouts begin to review this year's up and coming talent. The top players available (in no particular order) seem to be: 1. Billy Myers, 24 year-old shortstop out of college. 2. Terry Moore, 22 year-old center fielder out of college. 3. Al Hollingsworth, 26 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 4. Augie Galan, 22 year-old left fielder out of college. 5. Bobby Estalella, 23 year-old third baseman out of college. 6. Fritz Ostermueller, 26 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 7. Beau Bell, 27 year-old right fielder out of college. 8. Harry Gumbert, 24 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 9. Gene Schott, 21 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 10. Zeke Bonura, 25 year-old first baseman out of college. Vaughan Hits .358 to Earn NL Crown Monday, October 1st, 1934 Arky Vaughan will look back at the 1934 season and smile proudly. The St. Louis Cardinals shortstop rapped out 214 hits and put up a .358 average. That was good enough to take this year's batting honors in the National League. The 22-year-old Vaughan ended the regular season with 34 doubles, 12 triples, 25 home runs, while scoring 114 times and driving in 130 runs. Greenberg Captures Triple Crown Monday, October 1st, 1934 Hank Greenberg of St. Louis roared out of the gate and never looked back. The 23-year-old powerhouse slammed 48 home runs, had 155 RBIs and batted a solid .363 on the year to grab the American League Triple Crown, the 8th one in NABL history. "Boy, what a year!" he said. "There are plenty of talented guys down through the years who never won one... and here I am with a Triple Crown!" NABL News: Playoffs begin Monday, October 1st, 1934 The quest for the North American BaseBall League North American Series championship gets underway today. The regular season is now over and the so-called "second season" begins. For fan and player alike this is the sweetest part of the season -- the North American Series. The baseball experts have made their predictions, but teams will do it or die on the diamond. The best team doesn't always win -- sometimes it's the lucky team that is fated to win the crown -- sometimes it's the team that gets hot late in the season that wins -- and sometimes talent wins out and takes the glory. The winner will be one of these teams: Philadelphia Athletics versus Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Philadelphia Athletics versus Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Game 1 Tuesday 10/2 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3: WP Larry French LP Lefty Gomez Cookie Lavagetto scores on a Billy Rogell bottom of the ninth triple. Game 2 Wednesday 10/3 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 1: WP Paul Derringer LP Charlie Root HR John Monroe Ernie Lombardi Lombardi 2-3, 2 RBIs. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Game 3 Friday 10/5 Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 2: WP Lefty Stewart LP Vito Tamulis HR Ernie Lombardi (2) Lombardi 3 RBIs. Game 1 Saturday 10/6 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4 (14) WP Ben Cantwell LP Merle Settlemire Pirates score twice in the 14th to claim sweep. Pirates Sweep North American Series Saturday, October 6th, 1934 The Pirates rolled over Philadelphia 6-4 at Shibe Park to easily win the 1934 North American Series crown. Pittsburgh won in a walk and swept the series from the Athletics 4-0. It was their 2nd championship title. MVP was Hal Lee (6 for 15, with 5 RBIs.) The winning manager praised his own club as well as the opposition, "It wasn't as easy as it looked. We had to play good baseball to beat them. The Athletics are a fine team, but we always seemed to come up with the key hit at the right time and to make the the plays on defense when we had to. That's how you win the North American Series." Offseason Retirements Dazzy Vance (PIT) 256-176, 3.44 era, 2237 Ks. (3 MVP) Joe Hauser (WAS) 1552 hits, .278 avg. 202 HR, 933 RBIs. Burleigh Grimes (CIN) 235-234, 3.65 era, 1345 Ks. (2 MVP) Rogers Hornsby (SLA) 35859 hits, .342 avg. (4 MVP) Lefty Williams (PHA) 309-276, 3.66 era, 1888 Ks. (1 MVP) Accomplishments Cookie Lavagetto goes 6 for 6 on 8/29 Joe Kuhel hits for the cycle on 4/26 Freddie Fitzsimmons' 28 wins is the most since 1928 when Henry Kuepper won 27 games. Hank Greenberg wins the Batting Triple Crown Babe Ruth and Frankie Frisch 3000th hit Curt Walker 250th hit Draft NABL News: First-Year Player Draft Friday, October 12th, 1934 It's an exciting day in North American BaseBall League, as the 1934 first-year player draft is held today. The first five picks go to Philadelphia, Cleveland, Cincinnati, New York and Chicago. BNN has scouted the class and thinks these ten players are the best available this year: 1. Gene Schott, 21 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 2. Buddy Lewis, 18 year-old third baseman out of high-school. 3. Claude Passeau, 25 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 4. Jesse Hill, 27 year-old left fielder out of college. 5. Harry Gumbert, 24 year-old starting pitcher out of college. 6. Ken O'Dea, 21 year-old catcher out of college. 7. Bobby Estalella, 23 year-old third baseman out of college. 8. Billy Myers, 24 year-old shortstop out of college. 9. Terry Moore, 22 year-old center fielder out of college. 10. Zeke Bonura, 26 year-old first baseman out of college. Results (Round One Only)
Awards NL Announces Best Glovemen for 1934 Thursday, October 18th, 1934 Any pitcher would love to have these defenders on the field backing them up. They are the best glovemen in the National League for 1934. This year's Glove Wizard Award winners are: Pitcher: Tommy Bridges (New York Giants) Catcher: Cliff Bolton (Chicago Cubs) First Baseman: Lou Gehrig (Boston Braves) Second Baseman: Joe Cronin (Pittsburgh Pirates) Third Baseman: Red Rolfe (Chicago Cubs) Shortstop: Arky Vaughan (St. Louis Cardinals) Left Fielder: Bruce Campbell (Pittsburgh Pirates) Center Fielder: Fred Schulte (Philadelphia Phillies) Right Fielder: Ben Chapman (New York Giants) AL Honors Outstanding Fielders Thursday, October 18th, 1934 Glove Wizard Awards are the symbol for defensive excellence, a recognition of the best of the best in defense. The American League Glove Wizard Award trophies for 1934 have been awarded to these outstanding fielders: Pitcher: Roy Mahaffey (New York Yankees) Catcher: Harry Danning (Cleveland Indians) First Baseman: Hank Greenberg (St. Louis Browns) Second Baseman: Luke Appling (Detroit Tigers) Third Baseman: Stan Hack (Boston Red Sox) Shortstop: Dick Bartell (New York Yankees) Left Fielder: George Selkirk (Washington Senators) Center Fielder: Earl Averill (St. Louis Browns) Right Fielder: Paul Waner (Philadelphia Athletics) 1934 Best Rookie is Philadelphia Starting Pitcher Friday, October 19th, 1934 Bill Lee's age didn't show very often in his first year. He performed more like a veteran on the hill for the Philadelphia Phillies and today he walked away with the 1934 National League Newcomer of the Year Award. The 24-year-old starter registered a 14-19 record this season in 38 starts. Over 282.1 innings he gave up 331 hits, struck out 113 and issued 116 walks as he held the opposition to a .293 batting average and fashioned a 4.18 ERA. American League Picks Top Rookie Friday, October 19th, 1934 This year's outstanding rookie has been chosen and the honor goes to Washington right fielder George Selkirk. He received the 1934 American League Newcomer of the Year Award for his consistent play and solid numbers. He finished the regular season with a .345 batting average, 21 doubles, 7 triples and 12 home runs. The 26-year-old Selkirk also had 56 RBIs and scored 75 times. Best Pitcher Honor Goes to Grove of New York Sunday, October 21st, 1934 Lefty Grove had a spectacular year for New York in 1934, putting up 23 wins for the Giants to walk away with the National League Outstanding Pitcher Award trophy. He finished the season with a 23-10 mark, 174 strikeouts and a 3.26 ERA. In 39 starts Grove surrendered 331 hits and 86 walks in 325.1 innings on the mound. American League #1 Pitcher Named Sunday, October 21st, 1934 This past season Freddie Fitzsimmons put on quite a show in the American League. In 39 starts he posted a 28-10 record for Washington to capture the 1934 Outstanding Pitcher Award. In 39 starts and 326.2 innings, Fitzsimmons yielded 329 hits, holding the opposition to a .260 average. He chalked up 88 strikeouts and posted a 3.58 ERA. Arky Vaughan Chosen NL's Premier Hitter Monday, October 22nd, 1934 The top batter in the National League in 1934 was St. Louis shortstop Arky Vaughan. Today he was named the winner of the Outstanding Hitter Award. Vaughan starred this season with a .358 batting average, 214 hits, 25 home runs, 130 RBIs, .444 OBP and 114 runs scored. AL Announces Top Batter Award Monday, October 22nd, 1934 St. Louis's Hank Greenberg teed off on opposing pitching all season long and claimed the American League Outstanding Hitter Award today. He belted out 229 hits in 631 at-bats to compile a .363 batting average and a .433 on-base percentage in 1934. He also tallied 34 doubles, 13 triples, 48 home runs, 155 RBIs, and 136 runs scored. Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Welcomes Blong Tuesday, October 30th, 1934 Earlier this month the selection committee contacted Joe Blong and gave him the news that he had been elected to the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame. At his induction ceremony, the talented and gifted pitching star addressed the baseball immortals and adoring fans who gathered to honor him. "The feeling I've had since my election is a feeling I suspect will never go away. I'm told it never does. It's the highest high you can imagine. I wish you all could feel what I feel standing here. This is my last big game. This is my last big start. This is my last time get the final out. I dreamed of this as a child but I never really thought it would happen... and now it has." Blong retired from baseball at the age of 34 and left behind an illustrious career. He appeared in 286 games, pitched 1979.2 innings, struck out 665 batters and compiled a fine 1.96 ERA. His career won-lost record was 117-108. Wagner Enshrined in HOF Tuesday, October 30th, 1934 The baseball legends today welcomed to their exclusive club a new shortstop by the name of Honus Wagner. His induction ceremony was held today at the North American BaseBall League Hall of Fame. "I remember thinking to myself after I had had a couple of good years, that if I keep doing this, maybe I just might make it to the Hall of Fame. The dream became a reality today and I must say this is a very proud day today. Over his career Wagner batted .331 and collected 3456 hits, 109 home runs and 1751 RBIs. He played in 2475 games and retired from baseball at age 60. His former manager introduced Wagner saying, "The big thing about Honus is that he could hit any pitch. I don't mean only strikes. 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Top 100 Prospects List Published Tuesday, April 16th, 1935 The season is about to start, so it's time to publish the annual Top 100 Prospects list. This year 23-year-old starting pitcher Denny Galehouse of the Chicago White Sox is the #1 prospect overall. Here is the top 10: 1) SP Denny Galehouse, 23, Chicago White Sox 2) SP Claude Passeau, 26, Cleveland Indians 3) 2B Augie Galan, 22, Cincinnati Reds 4) 3B Buddy Lewis, 18, Chicago White Sox 5) SP Gene Schott, 21, Chicago Cubs 6) 3B Bobby Estalella, 23, St. Louis Cardinals 7) SP Harry Gumbert, 25, St. Louis Browns 8) CF Wally Moses, 24, St. Louis Cardinals 9) CF Terry Moore, 22, Boston Red Sox 10) C Sammy Holbrook, 24, Cleveland Indians NABL News: Opening Day Tuesday, April 16th, 1935 The baseball fan's call to action -- "Play Ball!" -- can be heard all across the country with the arrival of Opening Day. At long last the 1935 season is getting under way with what promises to be another exciting season of baseball. Here is today's schedule of games: Chicago White Sox @ Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees Cleveland Indians @ St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Athletics @ Washington Senators New York Giants @ Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates @ Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Dodgers @ Philadelphia Phillies
1935 Washington Senators Senators Win Sweepstakes for SP Hubbell Tuesday, February 5th, 1935 Carl Hubbell and Washington put the finishing touches on a $46,908-a-year deal that will keep the 31-year-old in a Washington uniform for 6 years. Team officials reportedly held their breath at the last moment, since Hubbell had second thoughts mulling over other offers. Reviewing his career stats, Hubbell has worked 2271 innings with 1034 strikeouts en route to a 139-107 record. The 31-year-old also has a 3.06 ERA. ACTIVE ROSTER
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3 game series Tuesday 4/16 Philadelphia 8 Washington 5: WP Lefty Gomez LP Carl Hubbell HR Earl Combs Athletics spoil Hubbell's Senators debut. Wednesday 4/17 Philadelphia 4 Washington 1: WP Waite Hoyt LP Freddie Fitzsimmons HR Paul Waner Waner 3 run shot Thursday 4/18 Philadelphia 9 Washington 0: WP Charlie Root LP Tony Freitas Gabby Hartnett 2-4, 2 RBIs. Bill Terry 2-5, 2 RBIs. Boston (3-0) at Washington (0-3) 3 game series Friday 4/19 Washington 7 Boston 6: WP Pat Malone LP Clay Bryant HR George Selkirk Jim Bucher scores in the bottom of the ninth on a balk. Saturday 4/20 Boston 4 Washington 2: WP Mel Harder (2-0) LP Carl Hubbell (0-2) Beau Bell 3-5, RBI. Sunday 4/21 Boston 5 Washington 3: WP Curt Davis LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (0-2) HR Stan Hack Hack 2-4, 2 RBIs. Washington (1-5) at Philadelphia (5-1) 3 game series Tuesday 4/23 Washington 4 Philadelphia 1: WP Tony Freitas (1-1) LP Charlie Root (1-1) Al Simmons 2 RBIs. Jimmie Reese 2-3, RBI. Wednesday 4/24 Washington 6 Philadelphia 4: WP Jim Weaver LP Ray Benge (1-1) HR Paul Waner (2) Waner 3-3, 3 RBIs. Senators score three in the ninth to nip Athletics. Thursday 4/25 Washington 10 Philadelphia 1: WP Carl Hubbell (1-2) LP Lefty Gomez (2-1) Danny Taylor 2-4, 3 RBIs. Hubbell wins his first game as a Senator. Washington (4-5) at Boston (5-4) 3 game series Friday 4/26 Washington 4 Boston 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (1-2) LP Curt Davis (1-1) HR Beau Bell Al Simmons 3-5, 2 RBIs. Saturday 4/27 Boston 4 Washington 3: WP Dutch Leonard (2-0) LP Tony Freitas (1-2) HR Stan Hack (3) Hack 2 RBIs. Jimmie Foxx 2-3, RBI. Sunday 4/28 Washington 8 Boston 4: WP Jim Weaver (2-0) LP Johnny Murphy (0-2) HR Dixie Walker Jimmie Reese 2-3, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk 3-5, RBI. Washington (6-6) at New York (4-8) 3 game series Monday 4/29 NY 3 Washington 0: WP Dizzy Dean (2-2) LP Carl Hubbell (1-3) Dean shuts down Senators on a five hit shut out. Tuesday 4/30 Washington 7 NY 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (2-2) LP Al Hollingsworth (1-1) Travis Jackson 2-3, 3 RBIs. Frankie Hayes 2-3, RBI. Wednesday 5/1 Washington 9 NY 3: WP Tony Freitas (2-2) LP Oral Hildebrand (0-2) Kiki Cuyler 3 RBIs. George Selkirk 4-4. Jim Bucher 4-6, 2 RBIs. Washington (8-7) at Chicago (7-8) 3 game series Friday 5/3 Chicago 6 Washington 5: WP Dutch Ulrich (1-1) LP Jim Weaver (2-1) HR Frank Demaree (2) Demaree scores in the bottom of the ninth on an error. Saturday 5/4 Chicago 12 Washington 11: WP Dutch Ulrich (2-1) LP Pat Malone (1-1) HR Al Simmons Jimmie Foxx 2 (2) Linc Blakely Carl Reynolds Gene Moore Buddy Lewis (3) Senators wates Simmons 6th inning GRAND SLAM and blow 7 run lead Sunday 5/5 Chicago 3 Washington 1: WP Bil Walker (2-3) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (2-3) HR Tony Cuccinello Gene Moore 2 RBIs. Washington (8-10) at St Louis (11-9) 3 game series Monday 5/6 Washington 2 St Louis 0: WP Tony Freitas (3-2) LP Bill Hallahan (2-3) HR Travis Jackson Freitas records Senators' first season shut out Tuesday 5/7 Washington 1 St Louis 0: WP Jim Weaver (3-1) LP Elden Auker (4-2) Weaver shuts out Browns on six hits. Wednesday 5/8 St Louis 3 Washington 2: WP Bobo Newsom (3-2) LP Carl Hubbell (1-4) Monk Sherlock 2 RBIs. Washington (10-11) at Detroit (14-8) 3 game series Thursday 5/9 Detroit 3 Washington 0: WP Johnny Babich (3-1) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (2-4) Babich shuts out Senators. Friday 5/10 Detroit 8 Washington 3: WP Jim Peterson LP Tony Freitas (3-3) HR Al Simmons (2) Buster Mills 7th inning bases loaded triple for 3 RBIs. Saturday 5/11 Washington 8 Detroit 1: WP Jim Weaver (4-1) LP Wes Ferrell (2-3) George Selkirk 3-5, 2 RBIs. Danny Taylor 4-5 Washington (11-13) at Cleveland (11-14) 4 game series Sunday 5/12 Washington 6 Cleveland 3: WP Carl Hubbell (2-4) LP Claude Passeau (1-5) HR Jimmie Foxx (3) Danny Taylor Foxx 2-3, 3 RBIs. Taylor 3-5, 2 RBIs. Monday 5/13 Washington 10 Cleveland 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (3-4) LP Whitey Wilshere(0-2) HR Al Simmons 2 (4) Simmons 2-5, 5 RBIs. Tuesday 5/14 Washington 6 Cleveland 5: WP Tony Freitas (4-3) LP Roy Henshaw (0-3) HR Jimmie Foxx (4) Foxx 3-3, 2 RBIs. Al Simmons 3-5, RBI. Wednesday 5/15 Cleveland 4 Washington 3: WP Paul Dean (5-1) LP Jim Weaver (4-2) HR Woody English Jimmie Reese English and Ed Taylor 2 RBIs each. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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4 game series Thursday 5/16 Washington 5 Detroit 3: WP Carl Hubbell (3-4) LP Johnny Marcum (4-4) HR George Selkirk (2) Selkirk 2-4, 2 RBIs. Jimmie Foxx 2-3, 2 RBIs. Friday 5/17 Washington 2 Detroit 0: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (4-4) LP Johnny Babich (3-3) HR Jimmie Foxx (5) Fitzsimmons fires a two hit shut out. Saturday 5/18 Detroit 7 Washington 4: WP Tex Carleton (5-2) LP Tony Freitas (4-4) Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Buzz Boyle 2 RBIs. Sunday 5/19 Detroit 4 Washington 1: WP Wes Ferrell (4-3) LP Jim Weaver (4-3) HR Jim Cronin Buster Mills 3-4, 2 RBIs. St Louis (14-19) at Washington (16-16) 3 game series Monday 5/20 St Louis 6 Washington 3: WP Elden Auker (5-4) LP Carl Hubbell (3-5) Adam Comorosky 3-4, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 5/21 Washington 8 St Louis 4: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-4) LP Johnny Stuart (1-1) HR Tony Lazzeri (4) Al Simmons 2 (6) Ken O'Dea Simmons 2-4, 4 RBIs. O'Dea 2-4. Wednesday 5/22 Washington 4 St Louis 2: WP Tony Freitas (5-4) LP Bobo Newsom (3-5) Kiki Cuyler 2-4, RBI. Chicago (15-19) at Washington (18-17) 3 game series Thursday 5/23 Washington 10 Chicago 2: WP Jim Weaver (5-3) LP Denny Galehouse (3-4) HR Jim Bucher Bucher 4-5, 4 RBIs. Al Simmons 2-5, 3 RBIs. Friday 5/24 Chicago 6 Washington 2: WP Bill Dietrich LP Carl Hubbell (3-6) HR Jimmie Foxx (6) White Sox score six in the ninth. Saturday 5/25 Chicago 4 Washington 3 (10): WP Dutch Ulrich (5-5) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-5) Buddy Lewis drives in Billy Sullivan in the 10th. Cleveland (15-24) at Washington (19-19) 3 game series Sunday 5/26 Cleveland 6 Washington 1: WP Si Johnson (4-4) LP Tony Freitas (5-5) Dick Cox 2-4, 2 RBIs. Monday 5/27 Cleveland 7 Washington 3: WP Paul Dean (6-3) LP Jim Weaver (5-4) HR Ripper Collins (5) Jimmie Foxx (7) Collins 2-4, 3 RBIs. Foxx 3-5, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 5/28 Cleveland 3 Washington 0: WP Claude Passeau (3-7) LP Carl Hubbell (3-7) HR Claude Passeau Indians hand Senators their 5th straight loss. New York (19-22) at Washington (19-22) 3 game series Wednesday 5/29 NY 3 Washington 1: WP Al Hollingsworth (6-1) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-6) Joe Strip 3-5, 2 RBIs. Thursday 5/30 Game 1 Washington 2 NY 1: WP Tony Freitas (6-5) LP Oral Hildebrand (1-5) Kiki Cuyler's 9th inning RBI single lifts Senators Game 2 Washington 4 NY 0: WP Jim Weaver (6-4) LP Monte Pearson (2-9) Weaver shuts down Yankees on seven hits. Washington (21-23) at Philadelphia (25-18) 3 game series Friday 5/31 Philadelphia 6 Washington 5: WP Ray Benge (6-4) LP Carl Hubbell (3-8) HR Hooks Cotter (4) Bill Terry's 9th inning RBI single lifts Athletics Saturday 6/1 Philadelphia 8 Washington 2: WP Waite Hoyt (6-4) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-7) Cobe Jones 3-4, 3 RBIs. Sunday 6/2 Philadelphia 8 Washington 4 (10): WP Ben Cantwell (5-1) LP Carl Hubbell (3-9) HR Frank Doljack Doljack's 10th inning SLAM sinks Senators. Boston (27-19) at Washington (21-26) 3 game series Tuesday 6/4 Washington 6 Boston 5: WP Jim Weaver (7-4) LP Dutch Leonard (3-4) HR Jim Bucher (2) Walt Lerian 2-3, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk 3-4 Wednesday 6/5 Boston 11 Washington 6: WP Johnny Murphy (4-5) LP Pete Donohue HR George Selkirk (3) Lou Storti (4) Jo-Jo White 4-5, 3 RBIs. Storti 3-6, 4 RBIs. Thursday 6/6 Boston 3 Washington 0: WP Mel Harder (6-6) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-8) Harder shuts out Senators Philadelphia (31-19) at Washington (22-28) 3 game series Friday 6/7 Philadelphia 3 Washington 1: WP Charlie Root (7-4) LP Tony Freitas (6-6) Charlie Gelbert 2-3, RBI. Saturday 6/8 Washington 3 Philadelphia 2 (10): WP Jim Weaver (8-4) LP Ben Cantwell (5-2) Ken O'Dea scores winning run on a bases loaded walk. Sunday 6/9 Philadelphia 5 Washington 1: WP Waite Hoyt (7-5) LP John Billings HR Earl Combs (4) Combs 1st inning three run shot. Washington (23-30) at Chicago (23-28) 4 game series Tuesday 6/11 Chicago 5 Washington 2: WP Bob Brown (3-4) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (5-9) HR Al Simmons (7) Billy Sullivan 2-4, 2 RBIs. Wednesday 6/12 Chicago 5 Washington 3: WP Bill Walker (4-8) LP Tony Freitas (6-7) HR Danny Taylor (2) Buddy Lewis 3-4, 3 RBIs. Thursday 6/13 Washington 5 Chicago 0: WP Jim Weaver (9-4) LP Denny Galehouse (5-7) Weaver records third shut out of the season. Friday 6/14 Washington 8 Chicago 1: WP Fred Frankhouse LP Vic Sorrell (6-4) Kiki Cuyler 5-5, 3 RBIs. Frankhouse picks up first win since 1933. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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4 game series Saturday 6/15 Washington 10 St Louis 5: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-9) LP Johnny Stuart (4-3) HR Al Simmons (8) Jimmie Foxx (8) George Selkirk (4) Jimmie Reese (2) Hank Greenberg (13) Foxx 4-5, 3 RBIs. Simmons 3-5, 2 RBIs. Sunday 6/16 Washington 12 St Louis 7: WP Tony Freitas (7-7) LP Frank Gabler (1-2) HR Jimmie Reese (3) Hank Greenberg (14) Johnny Hodapp (3) Reese 3-4, 5 RBIs. Hodapp 2-5, 4 RBIs. Monday 6/17 St Louis 1 Washington 0: WP Bill Hallahan (8-5) LP Jim Weaver (9-6) Hallahan out duels Weaver Tuesday 6/18 St Louis 5 Washington 4: WP Johnny Stuart (5-3) LP Fred Frankhouse (1-1) HR Tony Lazzeri (9) George Watkins 92) Jimmie Reese 2-4, 3 RBIs. Washington (27-34) at Cleveland (25-37) 3 game series Wednesday 6/19 Cleveland 9 Washington 4: WP Si Johnson (5-5) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (6-10) HR Harvey Hendrick Al Simmons (9) Harry Danning 4-4, 2 RBIs. Thursday 6/20 Washington 5 Cleveland 1: WP Tony Freitas (8-7) LP Whitey Wilshere (1-4) HR Jimmie Foxx (9) George Selkirk (5) Freitas scatters four hits. Friday 6/21 Washington 9 Cleveland 8 (10): WP Carl Hubbell (4-9) LP Al Benton (2-4) HR Al Simmons (10) Jimmie Foxx (10) Ripper Collins 2 (9) Collins 3-4, 5 RBIs. Simmons 3-6, 3 RBIs. Washington (29-35) at Detroit (39-25) 4 game series Saturday 6/22 Detroit 3 Washington 1: Johnny Babich (8-5) LP Fred Frankhouse (1-2) HR George Suhr (8) Kiki Cuyler 2-5, RBI Suhr 1-2. Sunday 6/23 Washington 4 Detroit 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-10) LP Wes Ferrell (6-8) HR Buster Mills (4) George Selkirk 3-3, RBI. Fitzsimmons 1-3, 2 RBIs. Monday 6/24 Washington 5 Detroit 4: WP Tony Freitas (9-7) LP Tex Carleton (11-4) HR Jimmie Foxx (11) George Selkirk (6) Joe Chamberlain (4) Buzz Arlett (13) Chamberlain 3-4, 2 RBIs. Selkirk 2-5, 2 RBIs. Tuesday 6/25 Detroit 5 Washington 3: WP Fred Schemanske LP Jim Weaver (9-6) Tiger clip Senators on a 2 run 8th. Washington (31-37) at New York (31-38) 3 game series Thursday 6/27 NY 5 Washington 2: WP Al Hollingsworth (10-4) LP Fred Frankhouse (1-3) Hughie Wise 2-3, RBI Joe Medwick 2-4, RBI. Saturday 6/29 NY 6 Washington 5: WP Bobo Newsom (9-7) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (7-11) HR Jimmie Foxx (12) Sam Leslie 2-3, 2 RBIs. Foxx 3 RBIs. Sunday 6/30 NY 5 Washington 4: WP Oral Hildebrand (4-9) LP Tony Freitas (9-8) HR Joe Medwick 2 (13) Odell Hale's 9th inning two run single lifts Yankees. Washington (31-40) at Boston (40-30) 3 game series Monday 7/1 Washington 6 Boston 5: WP Jim Weaver (10-6) LP Clay Bryant (7-5) HR George Selkirk (7) Selkirk 3-5, 3 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 3-5, RBI. Tuesday 7/2 Washington 3 Boston 2: WP Fred Frankhouse (2-3) LP Clay Bryant (7-6) HR Jim Bucher (3) Jimmie Reese drives in two in the ninth. Wednesday 7/3 Washington 4 Boston 2: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-11) LP Curt Davis (10-4) HR Al Simmons 2 (12) Jimmie Foxx (13) Stan Hack (6) Simmons 2-5, 3 RBIs. Washington (34-40) at Philadelphia (47-26) 2 game series Thursday 7/4 Game 1 Philadelphia 10 Washington 5: WP Lefty Gomez (11-5) LP Tony Freitas (9-9) HR Gabby Harnett (3) Les Bell Harnett 3rd inning GRAND SLAM, 5 RBIs. Game 2 Washington 6 Philadelphia 4: WP Jim Weaver (11-6) LP Ray Benge (10-6) HR Jimmie Foxx (14) Foxx 2-3, 4 RBIs. George Selkirk 3-5, 2 RBIs. New York (34-42) at Washington (35-41) 3 game series Friday 7/5 NY 7 Washington 5: WP Dizzy Dean (9-7) LP Fred Frankhouse (2-4) HR Jimmie Foxx 2 (16) Foxx 3-3, 3 RBIs. Hughie Wise 3 RBIs. Saturday 7/6 NY 8 Washington 5: WP Al Hollingsworth (11-5) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-12) Joe Stripp 3-5, 4 RBIs. Sunday 7/7 NY 3 Washington 2: WP Bobo Newsom (10-8) LP Tony Freitas (9-10) Yankees make it six in a row over Senators. 1935 All Star Game
LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (Washington) HR Bill Dickey (Phillies) Dale Alexander (Cubs) MVP Bill Dickey (Phillies) AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Detroit (44-36) at Washington (35-44)
3 game series Wednesday 7/10 Washington 7 Detroit 6 (15): WP Carl Hubbell (5-9) LP Elmer Tutwiler (0-2) George Selkirk drives in Jim Bucher in the bottom of the 15th. Thursday 7/11 Washington 11 Detroit 5: WP Fred Frankhouse (3-4) LP Wes Ferrell (6-12) HR Jimmie Foxx (17) Foxx 2-4, GRAND SLAM, 6 RBIs. Friday 7/12 Detroit 3 Washington 2: WP Al Smith (7-3) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-13) Joe Chamberlain 2-4, 2 RBIs. St Louis (39-45) at Washington (37-45) 4 game series Saturday 7/13 Washington 3 St Louis 1: WP Tony Freitas (10-10) LP Bill Hallahan (9-8) Jimmie Foxx 2-4, 2 RBIs. Sunday 7/14 St Louis 4 Washington 3 (15): WP Ralph Winegarner LP Carl Hubbell (5-10) Chuck Klein scores in the 15th. Tuesday 7/16 St Louis 9 Washington 0: WP Larry Benton (1-2) LP Fred Frankhouse (3-5) HR Vince Barton (18) Earl Averill (10) Averill 2-5, GRAND SLAM Wednesday 7/17 St Louis 10 Washington 4: WP Harry Gumbert (2-2) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-14) Babe Phelps 3-5, 3 RBIs. Chuck Klein 2-2, 2 RBIs. Chicago (42-45) at Washington (38-48) 4 game series Thursday 7/18 Chicago 9 Washington 7: WP Marty Griffin (6-1) LP Pete Donohue (0-2) HR Al Simmons (13) Buddy Lewis 2-3, 3 RBIs. Simmons 2-4, 4 RBIs. Friday 7/19 Washington 5 Chicago 4 (10): WP Pat Malone (2-1) LP Guy Bush (1-3) Phil Cavarretta 2-5, 3 RBIs. Saturday 7/20 Washington 4 Chicago 1: WP Tony Freitas (11-10) LP Denny Galehouse (6-12) HR Jim Bucher (4) Freitas fires a three hitter. Sunday 7/21 Chicago 5 Washington 3: WP Bob Brown (5-7) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (8-15) Cecil Travis 4-4, RBI. Gene Moore 3-4, RBI. Cleveland (38-52) at Washington (40-50) 4 game series Monday 7/22 Cleveland 6 Washington 2: WP Claude Passeau (7-12) LP Jim Weaver (11-7) HR Buster Chatham (3) Al Simmons (14) Chatham and Simmons 2 RBIs each. Tuesday 7/23 Washington 7 Cleveland 2: WP Carl Hubbell (6-10) LP Whitey Wilshere (2-7) HR Jimmie Foxx (18) Travis Jackson 3 RBIs. Wednesday 7/24 Washington 4 Cleveland 3: WP Pat Malone (3-1) LP Al Benton (3-5) Jimmie Foxx 2-5, 4 RBIs. Thursday 7/25 Washington 4 Cleveland 0: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (9-15) LP Si Johnson (8-10) HR Jimmie Foxx (19) Senators pick up first shut out since June 13th. Washington (43-51) at New York (41-53) 3 game series Friday 7/26 Washington 7 NY 3: WP Jim Weaver (12-7) LP Bobo Newsom (11-11) Weaver shuts out Yankees on eight hits. Saturday 7/27 Washington 8 NY 6 (12) WP Pat Malone (4-1) LP Leon Chagnon (1-2) HR Travis Jackson (2) Terry Lyons (2) Senators score twice in the 12th. Sunday 7/28 NY 5 Washington 1: WP Dizzy Dean (11-10) LP Tony Freitas (11-11) Dean four hits Senators. Boston (55-42) at Washington (45-52) 3 game series Tuesday 7/30 Boston 2 Washington 1 (11) WP Mel Harder (11-12) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (9-16) Wednesday 7/31 Boston 5 Washington 3: WP Dutch Leonard (7-9) LP Jim Weaver (12-8) HR Dixie Walker (12) Walker 2 RBIs. Jim Bucher 3-5, 2 RBIs. Thursday 8/1 Washington 3 Boston 2 (11): WP Carl Hubbell (7-10) LP Clay Bryant (9-8) HR Kiki Cuyler Senators walk in 11th and wins. New York (43-56) at Washington (46-54) 3 game series Friday 8/2 NY 9 Washington 1: WP Johnny Broaca LP Tony Freitas (11-12) HR Jim Medwick 2 (18) Medwick 2-3, 4 RBIs. Saturday 8/3 NY 5 Washington 4: WP Dizzy Dean (12-10) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (9-17) HR Red Badgro (2) Home woes continue for Senators. Sunday 8/4 Washington 4 NY 1: WP Jim Weaver (13-8) LP Al Hollingsworth (12-8) Kiki Cuyler 3-4, RBI. Philadelphia (58-44) at Washington (47-56) 3 game series Monday 8/5 Philadelphia 7 Washington 3: WP Charlie Root (11-8) LP Carl Hubbell (7-11) HR Paul Waner (9) Jimmie Foxx (20) George Selkirk (8) Gabby Harnett 3-5, 5 RBIs. Tuesday 8/6 Washington 4 Philadelphia 0: WP Tony Freitas (12-2) LP Vito Tamulis (2-2) HR Jimmie Foxx (21) Freitas shuts down Athletics Wednesday 8/7 Washington 9 Philadelphia 5: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (10-17) LP Waite Hoyt (12-12) HR Travis Jackson (3) Al Simmons (15) Jimmie Foxx 2 (23) Foxx 2-3, 3 RBIs. Jackson 3-4, 4 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Washington (49-57) at Boston (62-44)
3 game series Thursday 8/8 Washington 8 Boston 2: WP Jim Weaver (14-8) Dutch Leonard (7-11) HR Kiki Cuyler (2) Jimmie Foxx (24) Babe Ruth (6) Cuyler 3-5, 3 RBIs. Al Simmons 3-5, 2 RBIs. Saturday 8/10 Washington 10 Boston 4: WP Carl Hubbell (8-11) LP Rube Walberg (0-1) HR Travis Jackson (4) Walt Lerian (5) Jackson 2-4, 3 RBIs. Jim Bucher 4-5, 2 RBIs. Sunday 8/11 Washington 5 Boston 0: WP Pat Malone (5-1) LP Curt Davis (16-6) Al Simmons 3 RBIs. Washington (52-57) at Detroit (58-51) 4 game series Tuesday 8/13 Washington 8 Detroit 4: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (11-17) LP Benny Frey (8-6) Senators score four times in the ninth. Wednesday 8/14 Detroit 4 Washington 3: WP Wes Ferrell (10-15) LP Jim Weaver (14-9) HR Jim Bucher (5) Buzz Arlett (17) Arlett 2 RBIs. Travis Jackson 2-3, 2 RBIs. Thursday 8/15 Washington 10 Detroit 0: WP Carl Hubbell (9-11) LP Harry Kelley (0-2) HR Jimmie Foxx (25) Hubbell stuffs Tigers on seven hits for his first shut out of the season. Friday 8/16 Washington 10 Detroit 5: WP Tony Freitas (13-12) LP Johnny Babich (13-9) HR Travis Jackson (6) Jackson 5-5. Kiki Cuyler 2-6, 3 RBIs. Washington (55-58) at Cleveland (49-66) 4 game series Saturday 8/17 Washington 5 Cleveland 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (12-17) LP Roy Henshaw (3-11) HR Jimmie Foxx (26) Frankie Hayes Hayes 2-4, 2 RBIs. Sunday 8/18 Washington 12 Cleveland 3: WP Jim Weaver (15-9) LP Paul Dean (15-10) HR George Selkirk (9) Selkirk 2-6, 4 RBIs. Al Simmons 3-5, 3 RBIs. Kiki Cuyler 5-6. Monday 8/19 Cleveland 2 Washington 1: WP Si Johnson (11-13) LP Carl Hubbell (9-12) HR Bob Johnson (16) Tuesday 8/20 Cleveland 10 Washington 2: WP Claude Passeau (10-13) LP Tony Freitas (13-13) HR George Selkirk (10) Bill Narleski 2-5, 2 RBIs. Washington (57-60) at Chicago (61-58) 4 game series Wednesday 8/21 Washington 8 Chicago 1: WP Freddie Fitzsimmons (13-17) LP Bob Brown (7-8) Oscar Siemer 2-4, 2 RBIs. George Selkirk 3-5, 2 RBIs. Thursday 8/22 Chicago 7 Washington 6: WP Bill Walker (12-15) LP Jim Weaver (15-10) Al Simmons 2-4, 2 RBIs. Jesse Hill 2-5, 2 RBIs. Friday 8/23 Washington 4Chicago 3: WP Carl Hubbell (10-12) LP Denny Galehouse (9-14) HR Gene Moore (10) Moore 2-4, 2 RBIs. Al Simmons 2-5, 2 RBIs. Saturday 8/24 Chicago 6 Washington 4: WP Vic Sorrell (8-8) LP Tony Freitas (13-14) HR Jimmie Foxx (27) White Sox score 4 in the sixth. Washington (59-62) at St Louis (60-61) 4 game series Sunday 8/25 St Louis 7 Washington 4: WP Elden Auker (13-14) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (13-18) HR Al Simmons (16) Vince Barton (24) Barton 2-3, 3 RBIs. Simmons 2-5, 2 RBIs. Monday 8/26 Washington 4 St Louis 2 (10): WP Pat Malone (6-1) LP Ralph Winegarner (1-1) HR Jimmie Foxx (28) Foxx's 10th inning two run shot lifts Senators. His 300th HR Tuesday 8/27 Washington 7 St Louis 3: WP Carl Hubbell (11-12) LP Les Tietje (2-7) Al Simmons 2-4, 3 RBIs. Oscar Siemer 2-3, 2 RBIs. Wednesday 8/28 St Louis 6 Washington 5: WP Bil Hallahan (14-14) LP Tony Freitas (13-15) Earl Averill 2-3, 2 RBIs. Boston (71-56) at Washington (61-64) 2 game series Saturday 8/31 Boston 9 Washington 7: WP Tex Carleton (16-9) LP Freddie Fitzsimmons (13-19) HR Danny Taylor (3) Beau Bell 3-5, 5 RBIs. Taylor 3-5, 3 RBIs. Sunday 9/1 Boston 6 Washington 1: WP Curt Davis (18-9) LP Jim Weaver (15-11) Jo-Jo White 2-4, 2 RBIs. Boston (73-56) at Washington (61-66) 2 game series Monday 9/2 Game 1 Washington 10 Boston 4: WP Carl Hubbell (12-12) LP Mel Harder (15-15) HR Danny Taylor (4) Taylor 3-5, 3 RBIs. Oscar Siemer 4-5, RBI. Game 2 Boston 13 Washington 8: WP Dutch Leonard (10-13) LP Tony Freitas (13-16) HR Al Simmons (17) Babe Dahlgren (3) Simmons 3-5, 3 RBIs. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
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