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Post by tystates on Dec 21, 2011 6:07:02 GMT -5
Round 9 Best of Seven Series
Centurians (24-24) vs. Pre-Nationals (29-20)
Game 5
Pre-Nationals 10, Centurians 6
Pre-Nationals 110 005 300 - 10 17 0
Centurians 020 000 004 - 6 13 0
WP: R. Marquard (6-1)
LP: R. Waddell (7-4)
HR: H. Wagner (8); R. Hornsby (6), J. Mize (11), E. Lombardi (4)
The Pre-Nationals slugged their way to a 10-6 win in game five, staving off elimination but down in the series three games to two.
Ernie Lombardi's grand slam in the sixth made the score 7-2. Rogers Hornsby and Johnny Mize hit back to back homers in the sixth.
Rube Marquard worked 8 2/3 innings for the second time in the series for the win. Rube Waddell gave up seven runs on 11 hits in 5 1/3 innings for his second loss in the series.
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Post by tystates on Dec 21, 2011 23:17:21 GMT -5
Round 9 Best of Seven Series
Centurians (24-24) vs. Pre-Nationals (29-20)
Game 6
Pre-Nationals 3, Centurians 1
Centurians 000 010 000 - 1 7 1
Pre-Nationals 100 020 00x - 3 8 0
WP: P. Alexander (8-3)
LP: A. Joss (7-6)
HR: J. Mize (12)
A great pitching matchup and Pete Alexander went the distance as the Pre-Nationals won 3-1 and force a final game seven with the Centurians.
Alexander allowed seven hits and struck out eight. Johnny Mize hit his fourth home run of the series to take a 3-1 lead in the fifth.
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Post by tystates on Dec 22, 2011 11:35:08 GMT -5
Round 9 Best of Seven Series
Pre-Nationals def. Centurians four games to three
Game 7
Pre-Nationals 8, Centurians 2
Centurians 000 002 000 - 2 8 4
Pre-Nationals 300 001 13x - 8 9 0
WP: D. Vance (5-3)
LP: K. Nichols (5-1)
SV: D. Dean (12)
HR: C. Klein (16)
The Pre-Nationals come back from a three games to one deficit and beat the Centurians three in a row to win the series.
Chuck Klein got it going with a first-inning three-run homer off Kid Nichols. Sam Crawford and Honus Wagner drove in runs in the sixth to make the score 3-2.
At 4-2, the Pre-Nationals scored an unearned run in the seventh, then three more unearned runs in the eighth. Christy Mathewson didn't get the support as Wagner and Nap Lajoie had two errors apiece.
Dazzy Vance bounced back from a three-inning outing in game three to pitch seven innings for the win. Dizzy Dean wrapped it up with his 12th save of the tournament.
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Post by tystates on Dec 22, 2011 13:26:00 GMT -5
The final series of Round 9.
Round 9 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City (27-23) vs. Pre-Americans (29-12)
Game 1
Kansas City 5, Pre-Americans 2
Kansas City 000 031 001 - 5 12 0
Pre-Americans 000 000 110 - 2 7 0
WP: V. Mathis (1-2)
LP: R. Ruffing (4-3)
SV: R. Brown (1)
HR: B. Serrell (7); B. Doerr (1)
A great opening game as Kansas City takes game one 5-2 over the Pre-Americans.
Verdell Mathis pitched into the seventh to earn his first win of the tournament, and Ray Brown finished it off for his first save.
Red Ruffing threw seven innings in his first start of the tournament.
Bonnie Serrell led off the fifth with a home run to break a scoreless game. The Monarchs added two more runs after two out on a triple by Wild Bill Wright and a single by Turkey Stearnes.
Earl Averill broke up the shutout with a pinch-hit RBI single in the bottom of the seventh. Bobby Doerr homered in the eighth but the Pre-Americans couldn't complete the comeback.
Kansas City
B. Wright, cf 5-2-2
T. Stearnes, lf 4-0-3
B. Leonard, 1b 3-0-0
W. Wells, ss 5-0-1
R. Dixon, rf 5-1-2
B. Serrell, 2b 4-1-3
R. Dandridge, 3b 2-1-0
B. Perkins, c 3-0-0
V. Mathis, p 3-0-1
R. Brown, p 1-0-0
Pre-Americans
B. Doerr, 2b 3-1-1
A. Simmons, lf 4-0-0
B. Ruth, rf 4-0-0
J. DiMaggio, cf 4-0-1
H. Greenberg, 1b 3-1-0
J. Cronin, ss 4-0-3
T. Lazzeri, 3b 3-0-1
S. Rice, ph 1-0-0
R. Ferrell, c 2-0-0
E. Averill, ph 1-0-1
B. Dickey, c 1-0-0
R. Ruffing, p 2-0-0
L. Gehrig, ph 1-0-0
T. Lyons, p 0-0-0
H. Manush, ph 1-0-0
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Post by tystates on Dec 24, 2011 20:13:19 GMT -5
Round 9 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City (27-23) vs. Pre-Americans (29-12)
Game 2
Pre-Americans 6, Kansas City 5
Kansas City 000 004 010 - 5 7 1
Pre-Americans 023 010 00x - 6 9 1
WP: L. Grove (6-2)
LP: L. Matlock (4-5)
HR: B. Ruth (16), J. DiMaggio (11)
Lefty Grove toughed out a complete game and the Pre-Americans evened the series one game apiece with a 6-5 win over Kansas City.
Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio homered for the Pre-Americans. Rap Dixon had three hits and two RBI for the Monarchs.
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Post by tystates on Dec 25, 2011 22:12:19 GMT -5
Round 9 Best of Seven Series
Pre-Americans def. Kansas City four games to two
Game 3
Kansas City 13, Pre-Americans 2
Leon Day (7-3) pitched a complete game as the Monarchs pounded the Pre-Americans. Spoony Palm hit two home runs and had five RBI. Willie Wells had four hits and three RBI.
Game 4
Pre-Americans 7, Kansas City 1
Red Faber (3-1) gave the Pre-Americans a complete game in a 7-1 win that tied the series two games apiece. Babe Ruth and Joe Cronin each had two RBI.
Game 5
Pre-Americans 11, Kansas City 5
A seven-run first inning by the Pre-Americans carried them to an 11-5 win and a 3-2 lead in the series. Charlie Gehringer had three hits and two RBI. Ted Lyons (6-3) started for the first time in the tournament and went seven innings for the win.
Game 6
Pre-Americans 5, Kansas City 4 (10 inn)
A nail-biting game six saw Joe DiMaggio hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 10th to win the game and the series for the Pre-Americans. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig also hit home runs.
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Post by tystates on Dec 26, 2011 18:38:24 GMT -5
Standings after 9 Rounds
(2 Rounds Remaining)
1. Post Nationals 36-14 .720
2. Pre-Americans 33-14 .702
3. Pre-Nationals 33-23 .589
4. Kansas City 29-27 .518
4. Dead Ballers 29-27 .518
6. Post Americans 30-29 .508
7. Old Timers 26-26 .500
8. Centurians 27-28 .491
9. Left Outers 25-29 .463
10. Pittsburgh 18-32 .360
11. Detroit 17-33 .340
12. Washington 15-36 .294
9 Round Tournament Recap
Centurians
Record: 27-28 .491 (home 14-11, away 13-17, series 4-5)
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
Def. Washington in five games
Lost to Old Timers in five games
Lost to Pre-Nationals in seven games
Dead Ballers
Record: 29-27 .518 (home 18-11, away 11-16, series 4-5)
Series Recap
Def. Pittsburgh in five games
Lost to Post Nationals in six games
Lost to Left Outers in seven games
Lost to Detroit in seven games
Def. Washington in four games
Def. Old Timers in seven games
Lost to Pre-Nationals in six games
Def. Kansas City in seven games
Lost to Post Americans in seven games
Detroit Stars
Record: 17-33 .340 (home 7-19, away 10-14, series 3-6)
Series Recap
Lost to Old Timers in seven games
Lost to Pre-Nationals in four games
Lost to Kansas City in four games
Def. Dead Ballers in seven games
Lost to Pre-Americans in four games
Def. Centurians in seven games
Def. Pittsburgh in seven games
Lost to Post Nationals in five games
Lost to Left Outers in five games
Kansas City Monarchs
Record: 29-27 .518 (home 16-13, away 13-14, series 5-4)
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
Def. Post Americans in seven games
Lost to Dead Ballers in seven games
Lost to Pre-Americans in six games
Left Outers
Record: 25-29 .463 (home 18-10, away 7-19, series 4-5)
Series Recap
Lost to Pre-Nationals in seven games
Def. Kansas City in six games
Def. Dead Ballers in seven games
Lost to Pre-Americans in five games
Lost to Centurians in seven games
Def. Pittsburgh in seven games
Lost to Post Nationals in five games
Lost to Post Americans in five games
Def. Detroit in five games
Old Timers
Record: 26-26 .500 (home 17-10, away 9-16, series 5-4)
Series Recap
Def. Detroit in seven games
Def. Washington in six games
Def. Post Americans in seven games
Lost to Pre-Nationals in five games
Lost to Kansas City in six games
Lost to Dead Ballers in seven games
Lost to Pre-Americans in four games
Def. Centurians in five games
Def. Pittsburgh in five games
Pittsburgh Crawfords
Record: 18-32 .360 (home 8-16, away 10-16, series 2-7)
Series Recap
Lost to Dead Ballers in five games
Lost to Pre-Americans in five games
Lost to Centurians in five games
Def. Post Americans in seven games
Lost to Post Nationals in four games
Lost to Left Outers in seven games
Lost to Detroit in seven games
Def. Washington in five games
Lost to Old Timers in five games
Post Americans
Record: 30-29 .508 (home 14-14, away 16-15, series 4-5)
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
Lost to Kansas City in seven games
Def. Left Outers in five games
Def. Dead Ballers in seven games
Post Nationals
Record: 36-42 .720 (home 22-3, away 14-11, series 9-0)
Series Recap
Def. Kansas City in six games
Def. Dead Ballers in six games
Def. Pre-Americans in five games
Def. Centurians in seven games
Def. Pittsburgh in four games
Def. Post Americans in six games
Def. Left Outers in five games
Def. Detroit in five games
Def. Washington in six games
Pre-Americans
Record: 33-14 .702 (home 18-6, away 15-8, series 8-1)
Series Recap
Def. Centurians in five games
Def. Pittsburgh in five games
Lost to Post Nationals in five games
Def. Left Outers in five games
Def. Detroit in four games
Def. Washington in six games
Def. Old Timers in four games
Def. Pre-Nationals in seven games
Def. Kansas City in six games
Pre-Nationals
Record: 33-23 .589 (home 20-9, away 13-14, series 6-3)
Series Recap
Def. Left Outers in seven games
Def. Detroit in four games
Def. Washington in six games
Def. Old Timers in five games
Lost to Post Americans in seven games
Lost to Kansas City in seven games
Def. Dead Ballers in six games
Lost to Pre-Americans in seven games
Def. Centurians in seven games
Washington
Record: 15-36 .294 (home 9-17, away 6-19, series 0-9)
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
Lost to Centurians in five games
Lost to Pittsburgh in five games
Lost to Post Nationals in six games
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Post by tystates on Dec 26, 2011 20:40:31 GMT -5
Tournament Leaders Thru 9 Rounds
Batting Avg.
1. Harry Heilmann .406
2. Eddie Mathews .383
3. Rogers Hornsby .379
4. Oscar Charleston .375
5. Billy Hamilton .368
5. Dan Brouthers .368
7. Chino Smith .366
8. Rod Carew .364
9. Ed Delahanty .361
10. Ted Williams .355
Home Runs
1. Eddie Mathews 21
1. Ernie Banks 21
3. Hank Aaron 18
4. Babe Ruth 17
4. Mickey Mantle 17
4. Ted Williams 17
7. Chuck Klein 16
7. Josh Gibson 16
9. Spoony Palm 15
9. Frank Robinson 15
9. John Beckwith 15
Runs Batted In
1. Mickey Mantle 62
2. Ted Williams 54
3. Ernie Banks 53
4. Tris Speaker 52
5. Eddie Mathews 51
6. Babe Ruth 50
6. Chuck Klein 50
8. Willie Wells 48
9. Hank Aaron 46
10. John Beckwith 45
Wins
1. Pete Alexander 8
1. Steve Carlton 8
1. Stan Coveleski 8
1. Tom Seaver 8
5. Leon Day 7
5. Addie Joss 7
5. Tim Keefe 7
5. Juan Marichal 7
5. Nolan Ryan 7
5. Al Spalding 7
Saves
1. Dizzy Dean 12
2. Hoyt Wilhelm 8
3. Roosevelt Davis 7
4. Ted Lyons 6
5. Phil Niekro 4
5. Vic Willis 4
E.R.A.
1. Pete Alexander 2.77
2. Lefty Grove 2.92
3. Tim Keefe 3.09
4. Addie Joss 3.23
5. Red Faber 3.29
6. Al Spalding 3.33
7. Leon Day 3.57
8. Dazzy Vance 3.59
9. Three Finger Brown 3.65
10. Rube Waddell 3.86
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Post by tystates on Dec 26, 2011 21:29:13 GMT -5
Round 10
Washington (15-36) vs. Left Outers (25-29)
Pittsburgh (18-32) vs. Pre-Nationals (33-23)
Detroit (17-33) vs. Post Americans (30-29)
Centurians (27-28) vs. Kansas City (29-27)
Old Timers (26-26) vs. Post Nationals (36-14)
Dead Ballers (29-27) vs. Pre-Americans (33-14)
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Post by tystates on Dec 28, 2011 0:03:28 GMT -5
Round 10 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (15-36) vs. Left Outers (25-29)
Game 1
Left Outers 8, Washington 7
Washington 000 100 042 - 7 11 1
Left Outers 000 030 41x - 8 10 2
WP: S. Carlton (9-3)
LP: S. Jones (2-4)
HR: M. Suttles (8); C. Hafey (3), H. Heilmann (9), F. Robinson (16)
A 3-1 game after six innings turned into a slugfest and the Left Outers barely held off the Homestead Grays to win game one 8-7.
Harry Heilmann's three-run homer gave the Left Outers a 3-1 lead. Frank Robinson belted a three-run shot to take a 7-1 lead.
The Grays came back with a grand slam by Mule Suttles off reliever Robin Roberts. Chick Hafey went deep off Sam Streeter in the eighth, and that turned out to be pivotal as Washington made the score 8-7 in the top of the ninth with one out. Roberts finally wrapped this one up to give Steve Carlton his ninth win.
Slim Jones struck out 11 in six innings and took the loss for Washington.
Washington
A. Radcliff, 3b 4-0-1
C. Smith, rf 5-1-2
J. Gibson, c 4-2-2
W. Brown, cf 4-2-2
F. Redus, lf 3-1-0
M. Suttles, 1b 5-1-3
M. Dihigo, ss 3-0-0
R. Cannady, 2b 4-0-1
S. Jones, p 2-0-0
Q. Trouppe, ph 1-0-0
W. McDonald, p 0-0-0
P. Bell, ph 1-0-0
S. Streeter, p 0-0-0
Left Outers
C. Hafey, lf 4-3-3
J. Robinson, 2b, 3b 4-0-0
H. Heilmann, rf 3-2-3
E. Slaughter, rf 0-0-0
J. Foxx, 3b 3-1-1
B. Herman, 2b 0-0-0
F. Robinson, 1b 4-1-1
H. Wilson, cf 4-0-0
D. Snider, cf 0-0-0
L. Boudreau, ss 4-0-1
R. Roberts, p 0-0-0
M. Cochrane, c 4-0-1
S. Carlton, p 3-1-0
A. Vaughn, ss 1-0-0
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Post by tystates on Dec 30, 2011 6:17:13 GMT -5
Round 10 Best of Seven Series
Washington Homestead Grays (15-36) vs. Left Outers (25-29)
Game 2
Left Outers 16, Washington 10
Washington 100 014 013 - 10 17 0
Left Outers 140 350 21x - 16 20 2
WP: E. Wynn (5-2)
LP: B. Foster (4-9)
SV: F. Jenkins (1)
HR: J. Foxx (15), H. Wilson (5)
The Left Outers led 13-2 after five innings and ending up winning the game 16-10 to take a 2-0 series lead.
Jimmie Foxx homered and drove in five runs for the Left Outers. Harry Heilmann had three hits to raise his tournament average to .420.
The Left Outers scored runs off four different pitchers. Big Bill Foster was blasted for eight runs on 10 hits in four innings. Early Wynn lasted six innings to get the win, allowing six runs on 11 hits.
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