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Post by tystates on Sept 6, 2011 17:39:07 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (9-20) vs. Pre-Americans (17-7)
Game 3
Pre-Americans 6, Washington 4
Pre-Americans 022 002 000 - 6 12 2
Washington 100 100 020 - 4 11 0
WP: R. Faber (2-1)
LP: S. Jones (0-2)
HR: J. DiMaggio (7); D. Creacy (3)
Joe DiMaggio's two-run homer gave the Pre-Americans a lead they wouldn't give up in a 6-4 win over Washington. The Pre-Americans lead the series two games to one.
Red Faber pitched five innings for the win. Dewey Creacy hit a two-run shot off Ted Lyons in the bottom of the eight, but Washington couldn't get any closer.
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Post by tystates on Sept 7, 2011 18:45:26 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (9-20) vs. Pre-Americans (17-7)
Game 4
Pre-Americans 4, Washington 3 (10 inn)
Pre-Americans 001 001 100 1 - 4 9 0
Washington 000 000 030 0 - 3 8 0
WP: C. Mays (2-2)
LP: W. Bell (2-4)
SV: T. Lyons (5)
HR: B. Dickey (3); M. Dihigo (7)
Game 4 went 10 innings before Lou Gehrig singled home the winning run in a 4-3 decision over the Washington Homestead Grays. The Pre-Americans lead the series three games to one.
Carl Mays pitched nine innings for the win, giving up eight hits. Ted Lyons retired the side in order for his fifth save.
Webster McDonald's first start of the tournament was a good one for Washington. He went 6 1/3 innings, allowing three runs on six hits. William Bell took the loss.
The Pre-Americans scored single runs in three different innings on doubles by Joe Sewell and Joe DiMaggio, and a home run by Bill Dickey. Mays took a shutout into the eighth, but Martin Dihigo's three-run blast tied the game.
In the 10th, Charlie Gehringer, Babe Ruth, and Gehrig all singled for a 4-3 lead.
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Post by tystates on Sept 7, 2011 21:58:56 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (9-20) vs. Pre-Americans (17-7)
Game 5
Washington 2, Pre-Americans 1
Pre-Americans 000 000 100 - 1 5 0
Washington 100 100 00x - 2 7 1
WP: B. Foster (3-5)
LP: L. Grove (3-2)
HR: H. Greenberg (2)
The Homestead Grays stay alive with a 2-1 win over the Pre-Americans in game five. They still trail the series three games to two.
Big Bill Foster went the distance, allowing one run on five hits. Lefty Grove took another tough loss.
Chino Smith led the game off with a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly by Martin Dihigo. In the fourth, Rev Cannady doubled to score Mule Suttles for a 2-0 lead. Hank Greenberg hit a pinch-hit home run in the eighth to make the score 2-1.
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Post by tystates on Sept 9, 2011 14:19:34 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Pre-Americans def. Washington Homestead Grays four games to two
Game 6
Pre-Americans 9, Washington 4
Washington 000 020 002 - 4 9 1
Pre-Americans 100 006 20x - 9 11 0
WP: S. Coveleski (7-1)
LP: M. Manning (2-4)
SV: W. Hoyt (1)
HR: C. Bell (2); C. Gehringer (4), J. Cronin (5)
One big inning carried the Pre-Americans to a 9-4 win and a series victory in six games.
A two-run triple by Chino Smith in the fifth gave the Grays a 2-1 lead. The Pre-Americans scored six runs in the bottom of the sixth. Joe Cronin hit a three-run homer.
Stan Coveleski improved his tournament record to 7-1.
Standings
1. Post Nationals 24-10 / 15-3 home / 9-7 away / 6-0 series
2. Pre-Americans 21-9 / 11-4 home / 10-5 away / 5-1 series
3. Pre-Nationals 22-14 / 13-6 home / 9-8 away / 4-2 series
4. Kansas City 20-16 / 10-8 home / 10-8 away / 4-2 series
4. Dead Ballers 20-16 / 13-6 home / 7-10 away / 3-3 series
6. Centurians 19-19 / 10-8 home / 9-11 away / 3-3 series
7. Left Outers 19-20 / 14-6 home / 5-14 away / 3-3 series
8. Post Americans 19-21 / 10-10 home / 9-11 away / 2-4 series
9. Old Timers 18-20 / 12-8 home / 6-12 away / 3-3 series
10. Detroit 11-22 / 4-12 home / 7-10 away / 2-4 series
11. Washington 11-24 / 7-10 home / 4-14 away / 0-6 series
12. Pittsburgh 10-23 / 6-10 home / 4-13 away / 1-5 series
Round 7
Post Americans vs. Kansas City
Left Outers vs. Post Nationals
Dead Ballers vs. Pre-Nationals
Pittsburgh vs. Detroit
Old Timers vs. Pre-Americans
Washington vs. Centurians
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Post by tystates on Sept 9, 2011 22:17:52 GMT -5
TOURNAMENT TEAM LEADERS
after six rounds
Centurians
Record: 19-19 (10-8 home, 9-11 away, 3-3 series)
Series Recap
Lost to Pre-Americans in five games
Def. Post Americans in seven games
Def. Pittsburgh in five games
Lost to Post Nationals in seven games
Def. Left Outers in seven games
Lost to Detroit in seven games
Team Avg .302
OBP .356
SLG .461
Runs 213
Hits 419
Doubles 69
Triples 30
HR 31
RBI 201
Walks 98
Strikeouts 155
Stolen Bases 26 for 36
Errors 17
AVG
Jake Beckley .360
Joe Kelley .349
Jesse Burkett .348
Nap Lajoie .320
Sam Crawford .314
.OBP
Jesse Burkett .438
Joe Kelley .406
.SLG
Jake Beckley .597
Joe Kelley .556
Nap Lajoie .523
Jesse Burkett .507
Sam Crawford .504
Runs
Honus Wagner 32
Nap Lajoie 29
Sam Crawford 26
Jake Beckley 23
Hugh Duffy 18
Elmer Flick 18
Hits
Nap Lajoie 55
Jake Beckley 50
Honus Wagner 48
Sam Crawford 43
Jimmy Collins 41
Doubles
Nap Lajoie 12
Jake Beckley 11
Roger Bresnahan 9
Jimmy Collins 7
Honus Wagner 6
Triples
Sam Crawford 7
Jake Beckley 5
Jimmy Collins 5
Nap Lajoie 4
Honus Wagner 4
Home Runs
Honus Wagner 6
Nap Lajoie 5
Jake Beckley 4
Jesse Burkett 3
Sam Crawford 3
Elmer Flick 3
RBI
Honus Wagner 28
Jimmy Collins 25
Nap Lajoie 22
Jake Beckley 22
Sam Crawford 19
Roger Bresnahan 19
Walks
Roger Bresnahan 16
Honus Wagner 13
Sam Crawford 12
Strikeouts
Honus Wagner 19
Roger Bresnahan 19
Hugh Duffy 13
Jake Beckley 12
Nap Lajoie 11
Stolen Bases
Honus Wagner 8
Nap Lajoie 5
Elmer Flick 5
Errors
Honus Wagner 5
Team ERA 3.54
Games 38
Complete Games 10
Shutouts 3
Saves 4
Innings 338
Hits 318
Runs 141
Earned Runs 133
Home Runs 55
Walks 104
Strikeouts 220
Games
Kid Nichols 17
Vic Willis 16
Starts
Addie Joss 11
Rube Waddell 10
Complete Games
Addie Joss 5
Rube Waddell 3
Wins
Addie Joss 5
Rube Waddell 5
Kid Nichols 4
Losses
Vic Willis 5
Christy Mathewson 4
Saves
Vic Willis 2
Kid Nichols 2
ERA
Kid Nichols 2.50
Rube Waddell 2.80
Addie Joss 2.93
Vic Willis 2.93
Christy Mathewson 3.45
Innings
Addie Joss 80
Rube Waddell 74
Christy Mathewson 60
Hits
Addie Joss 77
Rube Waddell 61
Runs
Cy Young 33
Addie Joss 30
Rube Waddell 24
Christy Mathewson 23
Earned Runs
Cy Young 31
Addie Joss 26
Christy Mathewson 23
Rube Waddell 23
Home Runs
Rube Waddell 14
Christy Mathewson 12
Walks
Rube Waddell 20
Cy Young 19
Christy Mathewson 17
Strikeouts
Rube Waddell 70
Christy Mathewson 47
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Post by tystates on Sept 10, 2011 8:25:34 GMT -5
TOURNAMENT TEAM LEADERS
after six rounds
Washington
Record: 11-24 (7-10 home, 4-14 away, 0-6 series)
Series Recap
Lost to Post Americans in six games
Lost to Old Timers in six games
Lost to Pre-Nationals in six games
Lost to Kansas City in seven games
Lost to Dead Ballers in four games
Lost to Pre-Americans in six games
Team Avg .273
OBP .315
SLG .449
Runs 156
Hits 338
Doubles 61
Triples 19
HR 40
RBI 149
Walks 68
Strikeouts 163
Stolen Bases 6 for 8
Errors 27
AVG
Chino Smith .417
Willard Brown .309
Josh Gibson .307
OBP
Chino Smith .458
SLG
Chino Smith .660
Josh Gibson .593
Willard Brown .547
Runs
Chino Smith 29
Mule Suttles 21
Willard Brown 21
Martin Dihigo 19
Josh Gibson 17
Hits
Chino Smith 60
Josh Gibson 43
Willard Brown 43
Mule Suttles 36
Cool Papa Bell 34
Doubles
Mule Suttles 13
Willard Brown 10
Chino Smith 9
Triples
Cool Papa Bell 7
Chino Smith 4
Willard Brown 4
Home Runs
Josh Gibson 11
Martin Dihigo 7
Chino Smith 6
Mule Suttles 5
Willard Brown 5
RBI
Josh Gibson 30
Chino Smith 25
Martin Dihigo 25
Cool Papa Bell 17
Mule Suttles 13
Willard Brown 13
Walks
Mule Suttles 15
Josh Gibson 12
Strikeouts
Mule Suttles 23
Chino Smith 20
Stolen Bases
Cool Papa Bell 4
Errors
Mule Suttles 5
Martin Dihigo 4
Team ERA 6.00
Games 35
Complete Games 2
Saves 7
Innings 310 1/3
Hits 403
Runs 223
Earned Runs 207
Home Runs 47
Walks 107
Strikeouts 137
Games
Roosevelt Davis 15
Sam Streeter 12
Starts
Big Bill Foster 11
William Bell 7
Max Manning 7
Wins
Big Bill Foster 3
Losses
Big Bill Foster 5
Saves
Roosevelt Davis 5
ERA
Webster McDonald 4.19
Innings
Big Bill Foster 67
Max Manning 50 1/3
Hits
Big Bill Foster 83
Bill Byrd 67
Runs
Big Bill Foster 46
Earned Runs
Big Bill Foster 41
Home Runs
Bill Byrd 9
Big Bill Foster 8
Max Manning 8
Walks
Big Bill Foster 37
Strikeout
Big Bill Foster 44
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Post by tystates on Sept 10, 2011 15:53:16 GMT -5
Round 7 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (11-24) vs. The Centurians (19-19)
Game 1
Washington 5, Centurians 3
Washington 000 020 030 - 5 9 1
Centurians 000 201 000 - 3 7 0
WP: S. Jones (1-2)
LP: C. Mathewson (2-5)
SV: R. Davis (6)
HR: F. Redus (1), A. Radcliff (2)
A great come from behind, 5-3 win for the Washington Homestead Grays in game one.
Slim Jones pitched seven innings, allowing seven hits and two earned runs with nine strikeouts for the win. Roosevelt Davis notched his sixth save.
A two-run triple by Jim O'Rourke gave the Centurians a 2-0 lead in the fourth. The top of the next inning Alec Radcliff tied the game with a two-run homer.
The Centurians again took the lead at 3-2 after an error and a sacrifice fly. The Grays scored three runs in the eight off Christy Mathewson to take a 5-3 lead. Frog Redus came off the bench and tied the game with his first home run of the tournament. A bases loaded single by Mule Suttles and a sac fly from Willard Brown gave Washington the lead.
The Grays are still in search of their first series win in the tournament.
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Post by tystates on Sept 12, 2011 21:49:59 GMT -5
Round 7 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (11-24) vs. The Centurians (19-19)
Game 2
Centurians 3, Washington 1
Washington 100 000 000 - 1 4 1
Centurians 300 000 000 - 3 9 0
WP: C. Young (3-3)
LP: B. Foster (3-6)
The Centurians even the series at one game apiece with a 3-1 win.
Cy Young allowed a leadoff triple to Chino Smith and single to Newt Allen to fall behind 1-0. He only gave up two more hits the rest of the game.
Honus Wagner, Hugh Duffy and Joe Kelley started the bottom of the first with three singles and three stolen bases. The Centurians took a 3-1 lead against Big Bill Foster and that was the final score.
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Post by tystates on Sept 13, 2011 18:22:58 GMT -5
Round 7 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (11-24) vs. The Centurians (19-19)
Game 3
Centurians 8, Washington 2
Washington 130 010 012 - 8 14 1
Centurians 000 010 100 - 2 6 2
WP: R. Waddell (6-2)
LP: M. Manning (2-5)
HR: N. Lajoie (6); N. Allen (1)
The Centurians pulled away late to beat the Grays 8-2 and take a two games to one lead in the series.
Rube Waddell went seven innings for the win allowing two runs on six hits, with seven walks. Max Manning gave up five runs in five innings.
Nap Lajoie had a home run and four hits for the Centurians.
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Post by tystates on Sept 14, 2011 18:05:53 GMT -5
Round 7 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (11-24) vs. The Centurians (19-19)
Game 4
Centurians 6, Washington 3
Centurians 012 010 020 - 6 13 0
Washington 200 100 000 - 3 6 1
WP: A. Joss (6-3)
LP: W. McDonald (2-3)
HR: J. Gibson (12)
Addie Joss allowed six hits in his sixth complete game to beat the Grays 6-3. The Centurians lead the series three games to one.
Josh Gibson's 12th home run of the tournament gave Washington a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Doubles in the fourth by Gibson and Willard Brown tied the game 3-3.
The Centurians scored an unearned run to take the lead in the fifth. Roosevelt Davis gave up two mroe runs in the eighth.
Hugh Duffy went 5 for 5 for the Centurians.
All six of Washington's hits were for extra bases.
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Post by tystates on Sept 14, 2011 19:43:05 GMT -5
Round 7 Best of Seven Series
The Centurians def. Washington four games to one
Game 5
Centurians 3, Washington 2
Centurians 003 000 000 - 3 9 0
Washington 002 000 000 - 2 5 0
WP: K. Nichols (5-0)
LP: W. Bell (2-5)
SV: V. Willis (3)
A great game five as the Grays fell just short of a 3-2 final score and the Centurians win the series four games to one.
Kid Nichols made his first start of the tournament and pitched eight innings allowing two runs on five hits.
William Bell returned to mound as a starter for Washington and went seven innings and gave up three runs on six hits.
All the scoring took place in the third inning. Four consecutive two-out singles by Hugh Duffy, Nap Lajoie, Sam Crawford and Fred Clarke gave the Centurians a 3-0 lead. Washington's Chino Smith, Cool Papa Bell and Josh Gibson hit three straight doubles to make the score 3-2.
Nichols gave up one hit his last five innings. Vic Willis threw the ninth for the save.
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Post by tystates on Sept 14, 2011 21:56:33 GMT -5
TOURNAMENT TEAM LEADERS
after six rounds
Post Americans
Record: 19-21 (10-10 home, 9-11 away, 2-4 series)
Series Recap
Def. Washington in six games
Lost to Centurians in seven games
Lost to Old Timers in seven games
Lost to Pittsburgh in seven games
Def. Pre-Nationals in seven games
Lost to Post Nationals in six games
Team Avg .284
OBP .358
SLG .462
Runs 207
Hits 401
Doubles 57
Triples 21
HR 51
RBI 196
Walks 158
Strikeouts 204
Stolen Bases 10 for 17
Errors 37
AVG
Rod Carew .376
Ted Williams .340
Nellie Fox .318
Al Kaline .310
OBP
Ted Williams .469
Rod Carew .435
Nellie Fox .407
SLG
Ted Williams .643
Yogi Berra .595
George Brett .567
Mickey Mantle .552
Runs
Rod Carew 34
Ted Williams 30
Mickey Mantle 24
Hits
Rod Carew 65
Ted Williams 49
Mickey Mantle 42
Doubles
Rod Carew 9
Robin Yount 8
Triples
George Brett 5
Rod Carew 4
Home Runs
Ted Williams 11
Mickey Mantle 11
RBI
Mickey Mantle 43
Ted Williams 34
Walks
Ted Williams 35
Mickey Mantle 27
Strikeouts
Mickey Mantle 34
Rod Carew 23
Stolen Bases
Rod Carew 9
Errors
Robin Yount 9
Rod Carew 6
Team ERA 5.32
Games 40
Complete Games 2
Saves 9
Innings 356 2/3
Hits 414
Runs 240
Earned Runs 211
Home Runs 44
Walks 147
Strikeouts 263
Games
Hoyt Wilhelm 21
Rollie Fingers 17
Starts
Whitey Ford 11
Nolan Ryan 9
Wins
Nolan Ryan 5
Bob Feller 3
Whitey Ford 3
Jim Palmer 3
Losses
Jim Hunter 5
Jim Palmer 4
Whitey Ford 4
Saves
Hoyt Wilhelm 7
ERA
Hoyt Wilhelm 3.98
Nolan Ryan 4.24
Innings
Whitey Ford 66
Nolan Ryan 57 1/3
Jim Palmer 52
Hits
Whitey Ford 73
Jim Palmer 62
Runs
Jim Hunter 42
Whitey Ford 40
Earned Runs
Whitey Ford 39
Jim Hunter 35
Jim Palmer 33
Home Runs
Whitey Ford 9
Jim Palmer 6
Nolan Ryan 6
Hoyt Wilhelm 6
Walks
Whitey Ford 30
Nolan Ryan 30
Strikeouts
Nolan Ryan 61
Whitey Ford 43
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Post by Kelly Monro on Sept 15, 2011 4:09:49 GMT -5
Would you rather have someone who can hit like Rod Carew or someone who could hit 20-30 homers but hit under .300? It is a personal preference I guess.
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Post by tystates on Sept 15, 2011 12:05:50 GMT -5
Well, I don't know. In strat it seems to come down to HR power, especially in these super type leagues.
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Post by tystates on Sept 15, 2011 17:37:59 GMT -5
TOURNAMENT TEAM LEADERS
after six rounds
Kansas City
Record: 20-16 (10-8 home, 10-8 away, 4-2 series)
Series Recap
Lost to Post Nationals in six games
Lost to Left Outers in six games
Def. Detroit in four games
Def. Washington in seven games
Def. Old Timers in six games
Def. Pre-Nationals in seven games
Team Avg .305
OBP .357
SLG .521
Runs 226
Hits 405
Doubles 75
Triples 25
HR 54
RBI 215
Walks 97
Strikeouts 178
Stolen Bases 6 for 9
Errors 31
AVG
Wild Bill Wright .346
Buck Leonard .331
Bonnie Serrell .321
Spoony Palm .318
Rap Dixon .313
Turkey Stearnes .303
OBP
Buck Leonard .418
SLG
Buck Leonard .638
Spoony Palm .597
Turkey Stearnes .566
Bonnie Serrell .560
Wild Bill Wright .559
Runs
Rap Dixon 27
Buck Leonard 27
Spoony Palm 26
Ray Dandridge 25
Turkey Stearnes 24
Willie Wells 24
Hits
Rap Dixon 46
Wild Bill Wright 44
Turkey Stearnes 44
Willie Wells 43
Ray Dandridge 42
Buck Leonard 42
Spoony Palm 41
Doubles
Buck Leonard 11
Willie Wells 10
Ray Dandridge 10
Triples
Turkey Stearnes 7
Rap Dixon 4
Bonnie Serrell 4
Home Runs
Spoony Palm 10
Buck Leonard 8
Wild Bill Wright 7
Willie Wells 7
RBI
Wild Bill Wright 30
Rap Dixon 30
Buck Leonard 28
Willie Wells 27
Spoony Palm 24
Walks
Buck Leonard 19
Turkey Stearnes 16
Strikeouts
Turkey Stearnes 26
Rap Dixon 20
Stolen Bases
Jud Wilson 3
Errors
Willie Wells 8
Team ERA 5.03
Games 36
Complete Games 10
Saves 4
Innings 318 2/3
Hits 387
Runs 199
Earned Runs 178
Home Runs 38
Walks 112
Strikeouts 172
Games
Leon Day 14
Hilton Smith 12
Starts
Satchel Paige 11
Wins
Satchel Paige 5
Leon Day 5
Losses
Satchel Paige 4
Ray Brown 4
Saves
Hilton Smith 2
ERA
Leon Day 3.36
Leroy Matlock 4.12
Ray Brown 5.66
Innings
Satchel Paige 71
Leon Day 69 2/3
Ray Brown 62
Hits
Satchel Paige 100
Ray Brown 77
Runs
Satchel Paige 49
Ray Brown 39
Earned Runs
Satchel Paige 46
Ray Brown 39
Home Runs
Satchel Paige 9
Leon Day 9
Walks
Satchel Paige 27
Ray Brown 22
Strikeouts
Satchel Paige 57
Leon Day 38
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