1908 Replay Stats Package Table of Contents
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1 Page Final Standings 3 American League Leaders National League Leaders 7 Individual Batting 13 Individual Pitching 17 Team Batting 18 Team Pitching 19 World Series Batting 0 World Series Pitching 1908 Replay Stats Package Table of Contents
2 MLB Standings Through Games Of 10/8/1908 American League W L GB Pct Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns Cleveland Naps Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Washington Nationals New York Highlanders National League W L GB Pct Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Superbas Boston Doves St. Louis Cardinals
3 American League Leaders Including Games of Thursday, October 08, 1908 Batting Leaders Batting Average Doc Gessler BSA.333 Harry Lord BSA.33 Ty Cobb DET.317 Sam Crawford DET.309 Nap Lajoie CLE.98 Patsy Dougherty CHA.93 Charlie Hemphill NYA.93 Matty McIntyre DET.91 Amby McConnell BSA.89 Bobby Wallace SLA.87 Home Runs Harry Niles NYA-BSA 11 Topsy Hartsel PHA 9 Simon Nicholls PHA 9 Jimmy Williams SLA 9 George Stone SLA 7 Harry Davis PHA 7 Sam Crawford DET 6 Harry Lord BSA Bill Hinchman CLE Danny Murphy PHA 4 Ty Cobb DET 4 Emmet Heidrick SLA 4 Runs Batted In Sam Crawford DET 114 Ty Cobb DET 89 Doc Gessler BSA 84 Nap Lajoie CLE 74 Claude Rossman DET 74 Patsy Dougherty CHA 74 Jimmy Williams SLA 6 Harry Davis PHA 63 Hobe Ferris SLA 63 Germany Schaefer DET 9 Runs Scored Matty McIntyre DET 10 Sam Crawford DET 96 George Stone SLA 90 Ty Cobb DET 87 Harry Lord BSA 77 Josh Clarke CLE 7 Germany Schaefer DET 7 Fielder Jones CHA 70 Amby McConnell BSA 67 Jake Stahl NYA-BSA 67 Hits Sam Crawford DET 199 Ty Cobb DET 19 Harry Lord BSA 190 Matty McIntyre DET 18 Nap Lajoie CLE 17 Germany Schaefer DET 160 Hobe Ferris SLA 18 Doc Gessler BSA 14 Amby McConnell BSA 14 Charlie Hemphill NYA 13 Doubles Ty Cobb DET 38 George Stovall CLE 3 Matty McIntyre DET 33 Claude Rossman DET 3 Nap Lajoie CLE 31 Sam Crawford DET 30 Danny Murphy PHA 30 Bill Hinchman CLE 8 Wid Conroy NYA 8 Harry Davis PHA 8 Triples Ty Cobb DET 4 Matty McIntyre DET 1 Sam Crawford DET 17 Claude Rossman DET 16 Gavvy Cravath BSA 16 Jake Stahl NYA-BSA 16 Doc Gessler BSA 1 Harry Lord BSA 14 Clyde Milan WSH 14 Germany Schaefer DET 13 Gabby Street WSH 13 Bases On Balls Josh Clarke CLE 87 Topsy Hartsel PHA 77 Fielder Jones CHA 76 Matty McIntyre DET 66 George Stone SLA Harry Davis PHA 4 Doc Gessler BSA 1 Nap Lajoie CLE 0 Patsy Dougherty CHA 49 Freddy Parent CHA 49 Strikeouts George Stone SLA 103 Josh Clarke CLE 91 George McBride WSH 8 Jimmy Williams SLA 81 Billy Sullivan CHA 78 Matty McIntyre DET 76 Patsy Dougherty CHA 76 Freddy Parent CHA 74 Topsy Hartsel PHA 74 Ed Hahn CHA 73 Stolen Bases Patsy Dougherty CHA 8 Ty Cobb DET 48 Josh Clarke CLE 44 Charlie Hemphill NYA 36 Harry Davis PHA 3 Hal Chase NYA 34 Amby McConnell BSA 34 Doc Gessler BSA 30 Germany Schaefer DET 9 Clyde Milan WSH 9 On Base Percentage Doc Gessler BSA.407 Josh Clarke CLE.376 Patsy Dougherty CHA.37 Matty McIntyre DET.370 Topsy Hartsel PHA.370 Nap Lajoie CLE.39 Harry Lord BSA.33 Ty Cobb DET.30 Charlie Hemphill NYA.348 Amby McConnell BSA.347 Slugging Percentage Ty Cobb DET.476 Doc Gessler BSA.40 Sam Crawford DET.436 Harry Lord BSA.430 Matty McIntyre DET.411 Topsy Hartsel PHA.387 George Stovall CLE.383 Harry Davis PHA.383 Nap Lajoie CLE.379 Claude Rossman DET.373
4 American League Leaders Including Games of Thursday, October 08, 1908 Pitching Leaders Earned Run Average Charlie Chech CLE 0.69 Walter Johnson WSH 1.17 Heinie Berger CLE 1.3 Addie Joss CLE 1.3 Ed Walsh CHA 1.48 Ed Summers DET 1.4 Frank Smith CHA 1.8 Cy Young BSA 1.60 Jimmy Dygert PHA 1.68 Bill Burns WSH 1.77 Wins Ed Walsh CHA 37-0 Ed Summers DET 4-11 Addie Joss CLE 3-13 Harry Howell SLA 0-11 Frank Smith CHA Cy Young BSA 19-1 Rube Waddell SLA Heinie Berger CLE 18-4 Walter Johnson WSH 18-7 Jack Powell SLA Games Pitched Ed Walsh CHA 6 Rube Vickers PHA 3 Jack Chesbro NYA 4 Tom Hughes WSH 44 Rube Waddell SLA 43 Addie Joss CLE 4 Jimmy Dygert PHA 41 Frank Smith CHA 41 Ed Summers DET 41 Doc White CHA 40 George Mullin DET 40 Complete Games Ed Walsh CHA 41 Cy Young BSA 9 Addie Joss CLE 7 Jack Powell SLA Rube Waddell SLA Harry Howell SLA 4 Bill Donovan DET 4 Ed Summers DET 3 Walter Johnson WSH 3 Frank Smith CHA 3 Shutouts Ed Walsh CHA 1 Harry Howell SLA 9 Rube Waddell SLA 9 Addie Joss CLE 8 Frank Smith CHA 7 Charlie Chech CLE 6 Heinie Berger CLE 6 Chief Bender PHA Jack Powell SLA Jimmy Dygert PHA Bill Donovan DET Walter Johnson WSH Bill Dineen SLA Eddie Cicotte BSA Innings Pitched Ed Walsh CHA 487 Rube Waddell SLA 30 Frank Smith CHA 313 Addie Joss CLE 313 Rube Vickers PHA 310 Ed Summers DET 309 Cy Young BSA 304 Doc White CHA 91 Harry Howell SLA 88 Jack Powell SLA 8 Strikeouts Rube Waddell SLA 313 Ed Walsh CHA 84 Jimmy Dygert PHA 186 Walter Johnson WSH 183 Rube Vickers PHA 180 Cy Young BSA 177 Tom Hughes WSH 171 Glenn Liebhardt CLE 16 Bill Donovan DET 160 Eddie Plank PHA 14 Bases On Balls Joe Lake NYA 88 Tom Hughes WSH 86 Jimmy Dygert PHA 83 Harry Howell SLA 79 Rube Vickers PHA 78 Rube Waddell SLA 7 Rube Manning NYA 73 Frank Smith CHA 69 Cy Morgan BSA 66 George Mullin DET 66 Saves Rube Vickers PHA 6 Doc Newton NYA 3 Harry Howell SLA 3 Rube Waddell SLA Ed Foster CLE Ed Walsh CHA Frank Smith CHA Jack Ryan CLE
5 National League Leaders Including Games of Thursday, October 08, 1908 Batting Leaders Batting Average Honus Wagner PIT.33 Sherry Magee PHN.36 Mike Donlin NYN.314 Kitty Bransfield PHN.311 Hans Lobert CIN.303 John Titus PHN.98 Frank Chance CHN.96 Red Murray SLN.93 Al Bridwell NYN.83 Roger Bresnahan NYN.81 Home Runs Tim Jordan BRK 16 Honus Wagner PIT 11 Red Murray SLN 10 Mike Donlin NYN 8 Cy Seymour NYN 7 Ed Konetchy SLN 7 Joe Tinker CHN 6 Tommy Leach PIT 6 Chief Wilson PIT 6 Kitty Bransfield PHN Bill Dahlen BSN Runs Batted In Honus Wagner PIT 11 Mike Donlin NYN 9 Sherry Magee PHN 9 Kitty Bransfield PHN 8 Fred Osborn PHN 78 Joe Tinker CHN 70 Cy Seymour NYN 66 Frank Chance CHN 66 Harry Steinfeldt CHN 6 Hans Lobert CIN 6 Runs Scored Tommy Leach PIT 108 Honus Wagner PIT 9 Fred Clarke PIT 9 John Titus PHN 83 Sherry Magee PHN 80 Hans Lobert CIN 79 Otto Knabe PHN 79 Fred Tenney NYN 78 Roger Bresnahan NYN 70 Miller Huggins CIN 69 Hits Honus Wagner PIT 19 Mike Donlin NYN 190 Hans Lobert CIN 18 Red Murray SLN 179 Sherry Magee PHN 177 Kitty Bransfield PHN 169 Fred Clarke PIT 166 John Titus PHN 16 Tommy Leach PIT 164 Fred Osborn PHN 14 Doubles Honus Wagner PIT 41 Kitty Bransfield PHN 37 Mike Donlin NYN 3 Mickey Doolan PHN 31 Ed Konetchy SLN 9 Tommy Leach PIT 9 Sherry Magee PHN 8 Bill Dahlen BSN 8 Roger Bresnahan NYN 8 Frank Chance CHN 7 Triples Hans Lobert CIN 19 Fred Clarke PIT 18 Honus Wagner PIT 18 Sherry Magee PHN 17 Tommy Leach PIT 17 Red Murray SLN 17 Joe Tinker CHN 16 John Hummel BRK 13 Roy Thomas PHN-PIT 13 Mike Donlin NYN 1 Bases On Balls Roger Bresnahan NYN 91 John Titus PHN 64 Fred Clarke PIT 61 Fred Tenney NYN 9 Johnny Evers CHN 8 Ed Abbaticchio PIT 7 Otto Knabe PHN 7 Roy Thomas PHN-PIT 6 Tommy Sheehan BRK 6 Art Devlin NYN Miller Huggins CIN Strikeouts John Hummel BRK 77 Tommy Leach PIT 7 Eddie Grant PHN 70 Chief Wilson PIT 67 Dode Paskert CIN 64 John Kane CIN 61 Roy Thomas PHN-PIT 61 Miller Huggins CIN 61 Fred Clarke PIT 61 Red Murray SLN 61 Stolen Bases Sherry Magee PHN 6 Honus Wagner PIT Red Murray SLN 0 Miller Huggins CIN 4 John Titus PHN 38 Johnny Evers CHN 36 Fred Clarke PIT 36 Hans Lobert CIN 3 Kitty Bransfield PHN 34 Otto Knabe PHN 34 On Base Percentage Honus Wagner PIT.401 Roger Bresnahan NYN.397 John Titus PHN.387 Sherry Magee PHN.377 Art Devlin NYN.36 Johnny Evers CHN.360 Frank Chance CHN.39 Al Bridwell NYN.33 Roy Thomas PHN-PIT.347 Hans Lobert CIN.346 Slugging Percentage Honus Wagner PIT.4 Sherry Magee PHN.47 Mike Donlin NYN.40 Kitty Bransfield PHN.443 Red Murray SLN.47 Hans Lobert CIN.417 Tim Jordan BRK.408 Tommy Leach PIT.39 Frank Chance CHN.393 Joe Tinker CHN.39
6 National League Leaders Including Games of Thursday, October 08, 1908 Pitching Leaders Earned Run Average George McQuillan PHN 1.0 Christy Mathewson NYN 1.03 Mordecai Brown CHN 1.0 Andy Coakley CIN-CHN 1.37 Jack Pfiester CHN 1.41 Orval Overall CHN 1.44 Chick Fraser CHN 1.0 Lefty Leifield PIT 1. Howie Camnitz PIT 1.6 Ed Reulbach CHN 1.70 Wins Christy Mathewson NYN George McQuillan PHN 9-9 Mordecai Brown CHN 6-8 Vic Willis PIT -10 Ed Reulbach CHN 4-11 Lefty Leifield PIT -4 Hooks Wiltse NYN 1-17 Jack Pfiester CHN 0-6 Nick Maddox PIT 0-9 Sam Leever PIT 19-7 Games Pitched Christy Mathewson NYN Bugs Raymond SLN 48 George McQuillan PHN 47 Ed Reulbach CHN 4 Hooks Wiltse NYN 44 Nap Rucker BRK 44 Mordecai Brown CHN 43 Kaiser Wilhelm BRK 41 Vive Lindaman BSN 41 Harry McIntire BRK 40 Complete Games Christy Mathewson NYN 3 George McQuillan PHN 33 Kaiser Wilhelm BRK 3 Nap Rucker BRK 31 Hooks Wiltse NYN 9 Mordecai Brown CHN 8 Harry McIntire BRK 6 Vic Willis PIT Bugs Raymond SLN 4 Andy Coakley CIN-CHN 4 Shutouts George McQuillan PHN 1 Christy Mathewson NYN 11 Mordecai Brown CHN 9 Howie Camnitz PIT 9 Vic Willis PIT 7 Orval Overall CHN 6 Chick Fraser CHN 6 Bugs Raymond SLN 6 Andy Coakley CIN-CHN 6 Lefty Leifield PIT 6 Innings Pitched George McQuillan PHN 397 Christy Mathewson NYN 386 Bugs Raymond SLN 330 Vic Willis PIT 3 Ed Reulbach CHN 33 Kaiser Wilhelm BRK 318 Nap Rucker BRK 317 Hooks Wiltse NYN 31 Mordecai Brown CHN 307 Harry McIntire BRK 9 Strikeouts Christy Mathewson NYN 300 Orval Overall CHN 3 Nap Rucker BRK 19 Bugs Raymond SLN 191 Ed Reulbach CHN 17 Hooks Wiltse NYN 141 Harry McIntire BRK 13 Mordecai Brown CHN 18 Howie Camnitz PIT 13 Jack Pfiester CHN 116 Bases On Balls Ed Reulbach CHN 93 Nap Rucker BRK 90 Bugs Raymond SLN 88 Jim Pastorius BRK 8 Bob Spade CIN 80 Harry McIntire BRK 79 Nick Maddox PIT 76 Lefty Leifield PIT 76 George McQuillan PHN 7 Hooks Wiltse NYN 69 Christy Mathewson NYN 69 Saves Mordecai Brown CHN Vive Lindaman BSN 4 Howie Camnitz PIT 3 Stoney McGlynn SLN Sam Leever PIT Nick Maddox PIT Lefty Leifield PIT Johnny Lush SLN Dummy Taylor NYN Chick Fraser CHN Irv Young BSN-PIT
7 Batting By Team Through Games Of 10/8/1908 American League Boston G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Doc Gessler OF Harry Lord 3B Amby McConnell B Gavvy Cravath OF Jack Thoney OF Harry Niles B Jim McHale OF Jake Stahl OF Heinie Wagner SS Bill Carrigan C Pat Donahue C Lou Criger C Tris Speaker OF Ed McFarland C Jack Hoey OF Chicago G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Patsy Dougherty OF John Anderson OF Frank Isbell 1B Ed Hahn OF Art Weaver C Lee Tannehill 3B Fielder Jones OF Jiggs Donahue 1B Freddy Parent SS George Davis B Billy Sullivan C Jake Atz B Billy Purtell 3B Ossee Schreckengost C Al Shaw C Cleveland G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Wilbur Good OF Nap Lajoie B George Stovall 1B Harry Bemis C Josh Clarke OF Nig Clarke C Elmer Flick OF George Perring SS-3B Charlie Hickman OF Denny Sullivan OF Bill Hinchman OF-SS Bill Bradley 3B Terry Turner OF Dave Altizer B Joe Birmingham OF
8 Detroit G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Ira Thomas C Ty Cobb OF Sam Crawford OF Matty McIntyre OF Boss Schmidt C Red Downs B Claude Rossman 1B Germany Schaefer SS Donie Bush SS Bill Coughlin 3B Red Killefer B Davy Jones OF Charley O'Leary SS Fred Payne C New York G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Charlie Hemphill OF Frank Delahanty OF George Moriarty 1B Wid Conroy 3B Hal Chase 1B Willie Keeler OF Kid Elberfeld SS Neal Ball SS Frank LaPorte B Birdie Cree OF Irish McIlveen OF Queenie O'Rourke OF-S Walter Blair C Red Kleinow C Earle Gardner B Ed Sweeney C Philadelphia G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Jack Coombs P-OF Eddie Collins B Topsy Hartsel OF Herbie Moran OF Danny Murphy OF-B Harry Davis 1B Rube Oldring OF Bert Blue C Jimmy Collins 3B Jack Lapp C Socks Seybold OF Doc Powers C Amos Strunk OF Simon Nicholls SS Jack Barry B Ben Egan C Chief Bender P-1B Frank Manush 3B Scotty Barr B
9 St. Louis G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Bobby Wallace SS Hobe Ferris 3B Emmet Heidrick OF Dode Criss P-OF Al Schweitzer OF Roy Hartzell OF Charlie Jones OF Tom Jones 1B George Stone OF Jimmy Williams B Jim Stephens C Danny Hoffman OF Tubby Spencer C Syd Smith C Washington G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Eli Cates B-P Jim Delahanty B Bob Unglaub 1B-3B Bill Shipke 3B John Warner C Bob Ganley OF Gabby Street C George McBride SS Mike Kahoe C Ollie Pickering OF Clyde Milan OF Otis Clymer OF Jerry Freeman 1B Bob Edmondson OF Charlie Smith P-B National League Boston G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Fred Stem 1B Peaches Graham C Harry Smith C Herbie Moran OF Joe Kelley OF Bill Sweeney 3B Johnny Bates OF Claude Ritchey B Ginger Beaumont OF Dan McGann 1B Bill Dahlen SS George Browne OF Beals Becker OF Jack Hannifin 3B Frank Bowerman C
10 Brooklyn G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Alex Farmer C Tim Jordan 1B Al Burch OF Phil Lewis SS John Hummel OF-B Harry Lumley OF Harry Pattee B Tommy McMillan SS Joe Dunn C Tommy Sheehan 3B Tom Catterson OF Lew Ritter C Bill Bergen C Billy Maloney OF Whitey Alperman B Chicago G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Heinie Zimmerman B Frank Chance 1B Del Howard OF Kid Durbin OF Johnny Kling C Johnny Evers B Joe Tinker SS Solly Hofman OF Harry Steinfeldt 3B Pat Moran C Jimmy Sheckard OF Doc Marshall C Frank Schulte OF Jack Hayden OF Jimmy Slagle OF Cincinnati G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Bob Bescher OF Hans Lobert 3B Dick Hoblitzel 1B Larry McLean C Rudy Hulswitt SS John Ganzel 1B Miller Huggins B Mike Mitchell OF Admiral Schlei C Dode Paskert OF John Kane OF Mike Mowrey 3B Dick Egan B Dick Bayless OF Tom Daley OF
11 New York G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Buck Herzog B Mike Donlin OF Fred Merkle 1B Moose McCormick OF Al Bridwell SS Roger Bresnahan C Art Devlin 3B Larry Doyle B Fred Tenney 1B Cy Seymour OF Tom Needham C Shad Barry OF Sammy Strang B Dave Brain OF Philadelphia G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Sherry Magee OF Kitty Bransfield 1B Wally Clement OF John Titus OF Fred Osborn OF Eddie Grant 3B Red Dooin C Mickey Doolan SS Otto Knabe B Fred Jacklitsch C Ernie Courtney 1B Dave Shean SS Pittsburgh G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Honus Wagner SS Fred Clarke OF Warren Gill 1B Charlie Starr B Ed Abbaticchio B Ed Phelps C Tommy Leach 3B George Gibson C Roy Thomas OF Alan Storke 1B Chief Wilson OF Spike Shannon OF Jim Kane 1B Harry Swacina 1B Danny Moeller OF
12 St. Louis G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Wilbur Murdoch OF Red Murray OF Art Hoelskoetter C Al Shaw OF Joe Delahanty OF Jack Bliss C Ed Konetchy 1B Patsy O'Rourke SS Walter Morris SS Charlie Moran C Chappy Charles B Billy Gilbert B Bobby Byrne 3B Bill Ludwig C Champ Osteen SS Tom Reilly SS
13 Pitching By Team Including Games Of 10/8/1908 American League Boston G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA King Brady Charlie Hartman Frank Arellanes Cy Young Elmer Steele Cy Morgan Eddie Cicotte Fred Burchell Tex Pruiett Case Patten Joe Wood Doc McMahon Ralph Glaze Chicago G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Ed Walsh Frank Smith Doc White Nick Altrock Moxie Manuel Lou Fiene Frank Owen Andy Nelson Fred Olmstead Cleveland G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Jack Graney Ed Foster Charlie Chech Jack Ryan Heinie Berger Addie Joss Cy Falkenberg Walter Clarkson Otto Hess Glenn Liebhardt Bob Rhoads Jake Thielman Bill Lattimore Detroit G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Ed Summers Bill Donovan George Winter Ed Killian Ed Willett George Suggs George Mullin Herm Malloy Ed Siever
14 New York G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Hippo Vaughn Harry Billiard Slow Joe Doyle Bill Hogg Fred Glade Joe Lake Jack Chesbro Al Orth Rube Manning Doc Newton Pete Wilson Andy O'Connor Jack Warhop Philadelphia G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Doc Martin Jack Flater Chief Bender Jimmy Dygert Eddie Plank Rube Vickers Jack Coombs Biff Schlitzer Gus Salve Nick Carter Harry Krause Al Kellogg Bert Maxwell St. Louis G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Barney Pelty Rube Waddell Harry Howell Bill Dineen Jack Powell Bill Bailey Bill Grahame Dode Criss Washington G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Walter Johnson Bill Burns Roy Witherup Tom Hughes Eli Cates Charlie Smith Burt Keeley Jesse Tannehill Henry Gehring
15 National League Boston G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Bill Chappelle George Ferguson Vive Lindaman Tom Tuckey Al Mattern Tom McCarthy Patsy Flaherty Harley Young Gus Dorner Big Jeff Pfeffer Jake Boultes Charlie Maloney Brooklyn G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Kaiser Wilhelm Nap Rucker Jim Holmes Jim Pastorius Harry McIntire George Bell Abe Kruger Chicago G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Mordecai Brown Andy Coakley Jack Pfiester Orval Overall Chick Fraser Ed Reulbach Rube Kroh Carl Lundgren Carl Spongberg Cincinnati G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Bert Sincock Ralph Savidge Jake Weimer Bob Ewing Jack Doscher Billy Campbell Jean Dubuc Marty O'Toole Bob Spade Jack Rowan Jake Volz
16 New York G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Christy Mathewson Rube Marquard Bill Malarkey Dummy Taylor Hooks Wiltse Red Ames Joe McGinnity Doc Crandall Roy Beecher Bull Durham Philadelphia G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Harry Coveleski Earl Moore George McQuillan Harry Hoch Lew Richie Tully Sparks Frank Corridon Buster Brown Bill Foxen Lew Moren Pittsburgh G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Chick Brandom Homer Hillebrand Lefty Leifield Howie Camnitz Sam Leever Vic Willis Nick Maddox Irv Young Bob Vail Deacon Phillippe St. Louis G GS CG ShO W-L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Bugs Raymond Fred Beebe Johnny Lush Charlie Rhodes Irv Higginbotham Stoney McGlynn Art Fromme Slim Sallee Ed Karger O.F. Baldwin Fred Gaiser
17 Team Batting American League G AB R H RBI B 3B Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Cleveland Naps St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics New York Highlanders Washington Nationals HR BB SO SB CS HP SHFA Avg OBP Slg National League G AB R H RBI B 3B New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds Boston Doves St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Superbas HR BB SO SB CS HP SHFA Avg OBP Slg
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20 Team Pitching American League G CG ShO W L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Cleveland Naps St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers Washington Nationals New York Highlanders National League G CG ShO W L Sv IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA Chicago Cubs New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Superbas Boston Doves St. Louis Cardinals
21 Batting By Team Through Games Of 10/1/ World Series Detroit G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Germany Schaefer SS Sam Crawford OF Matty McIntyre OF Bill Coughlin 3B Bill Donovan P Claude Rossman 1B Ty Cobb OF Charley O'Leary SS Red Downs B Davy Jones OF Ed Killian P George Mullin P Boss Schmidt C Ed Summers P Ira Thomas C George Winter P Pittsburgh G AB R H RBI B 3B HR BB SO SB CS Sac Avg OBP SLG Tommy Leach 3B Ed Abbaticchio B Honus Wagner SS Fred Clarke OF Vic Willis P Chief Wilson OF Alan Storke 1B George Gibson C Roy Thomas OF Nick Maddox P Lefty Leifield P Howie Camnitz P Spike Shannon OF Pirates win series four games to one
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