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1901 Boston Americans
Team photo; Cy Young third from left in middle row, Jimmy Collins seated center of front row
Team photo; Cy Young third from left in middle row, Jimmy Collins seated center of front row
LeagueAmerican League
BallparkHuntington Avenue Grounds
CityBoston, Massachusetts
Record79–57 (.581)
League place2nd
OwnersCharles Somers
PresidentCharles Somers
ManagersJimmy Collins
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The 1901 Boston Americans season was the first season for the professional baseball franchise that later became known as the Boston Red Sox, and the first season of play for the American League (AL). It resulted in the Americans finishing second in the AL with a record of 79 wins and 57 losses, four games behind the Chicago White Stockings. The team was managed by Jimmy Collins and played its home games at Huntington Avenue Grounds.

Off-Season

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On February 11, Jimmy Collins, third baseman for the National League Boston Beaneaters became the first player under contract for the Boston Americans after being offered a contract of $4000 with the added ability to sign subsequent players to contracts.[1] Collins was joined on March 4 by the outfielder Chick Stahl, who was also from the Beaneaters.[2] Defecting with Stahl and Collins was the outfielder Buck Freeman.[3]

Yet perhaps the most important signing was that of the 34 year old St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Cy Young, who accepted a contract worth $3500 from the Boston Americans.[4] Vital to the signing of Cy Young from the Cardinals was the signing of Cy Young's catcher in St. Louis, Lou Criger; the value that Young gave to Criger and that Criger gave to Young was so strong, that it is unlikely that Young would have signed for the Americans if Criger had not done so.[5]

Transactions

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Regular season

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Prior to the regular season, the team held spring training in Charlottesville, Virginia.[9]

  • April 26: The franchise's first-ever American League contest ends as a 10–6 loss to the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park in Baltimore.[10] Pitching for the Red Sox was Win Kellum, who became the first Red Sox player to pitch a complete game, but was also the first pitcher to earn a loss.[11] Boston's first run was scored by player-manager Jimmy Collins in the fifth inning.[12] In 1903, the Orioles relocated to New York City as the Highlanders, then in 1913 became known as the New York Yankees.
  • April 30: After losing their first three games, the team records its first win, an 8–6 victory in 10 innings over the Philadelphia Athletics at Columbia Park in Philadelphia.[10] Cy Young was the winning pitcher.[13]
  • May 2: In their highest-scoring game of the year, Boston defeats Philadelphia, 23–12 in a road victory.[10] This game was also the first game played by the Wales-born pitcher Ted Lewis, who pitched a complete game, becoming the first person born outside of North America to play for the Red Sox.[14]
  • May 8: The team plays and wins its first-ever home game, 12–4 over the visiting Athletics.[10]
  • May 11: Buck Freeman receives the first ejection in franchise history, sent off by umpire Jack Haskell following a call at second base,[15] in a home loss to the Washington Senators.
  • May 17: The team's longest losing streak of the season, five games between May 11 and 16, comes to an end with a victory over the visiting Orioles.[10]
  • June 10: A 7–4 win over the visiting Milwaukee Brewers gives the team a winning record for the first time, as they reach 17–16.[10] In 1902, the Brewers moved and became the St. Louis Browns, then in 1954 moved again and became today's Baltimore Orioles.
  • June 24: The team's longest winning streak of the season, nine games between June 14 and 22, comes to an end with a loss to the visiting Cleveland Blues.[10]
  • August 27: The team's longest game of the season ends as a 2–1 win in 15 innings over the visiting Detroit Tigers.[10]
  • September 28: The season ends with a home doubleheader against the Brewers; Boston wins both games, 8–3, and 10–9 in seven innings.

The total attendance for the Red Sox was 289,448, the second most in the American League (behind the White Sox' 354,350) and more than the crosstown Boston Beaneaters' 146,502.[16]

Transactions and Signings

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Statistical leaders

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The offense was led by Buck Freeman, who hit 12 home runs and had 114 RBIs while recording a .339 batting average. The pitching staff was led by Cy Young, who made 43 appearances (41 starts) and pitched 38 complete games with a 33–10 record and 1.62 ERA, while striking out 158 in 371+1⁄3 innings.

Season Log

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Boston Win Boston Loss Tie Game
1901 Boston Americans Season Log: 79─57─2
April: 1─3
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Record Source
1 April 26 @ Baltimore 6-10 McGinnity (1–0) Kellum (0–1) 0-1 [20]
2 April 27 @ Baltimore 6-12 Howell (1-0) Young (0-1) 0-2 [21]
3 April 29 @ Baltimore 5-8 Bernhard (1-0) Cuppy (0-1) 0-3 [22]
4 April 30 @ Philadelphia 8-6 Young (1-1) Milligan (0-1) 1-3 [23]
May: 10─11
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Record Source
5 May 1 @Philadelphia 1-14 Piatt (1-1) Kellum (0-2) 1-4 [24]
6 May 2 @Philadelphia 23-12 Lewis (1-0) Loos (0-1) 2-4 [25]
7 May 3 @Washington 4-9 Carrick (3-0) Foreman (0-1) 2-5 [26]
8 May 4 @Washington 10-2 Young (2-1) Mercer (1-2) 3-5 [27]
9 May 6 @Washington 9-5 Lewis (2-0) Lee (1-1) 4-5 [28]
10 May 7 @Washington 7-3 Kellum (1-2) Carrick (3-1) 5-5 [29]
11 May 8 Philadelphia 4-12 Young (3-1) Bernhard (1-1) 6-5 [30]
12 May 9 Philadelphia 3-9 Cuppy (1-1) Fraser (2-2) 7-5 [31]
13 May 11 Washington 3-2 Lee (2-1) Lewis (2-1) 7-6 [32]
14 May 13 Washington 5-2 Carrick (4-1) Kellum (1-3) 7-7 [33]
15 May 14 Washington 3-2 Gear (1-1) Young (3-2) 7-8 [34]
16 May 15 Washington 4-0 Lee (3-1) Cuppy (1-2) 7-9 [35]
17 May 16 Baltimore 8-7 McGinnity (6-1) Lewis (2-2) 7-10 [36]
18 May 17 Baltimore 2-7 Young (4-2) Dunn (1-2) 8-10 [37]
19 May 22 @Detroit 9-5 Lewis (3-2) Siever (4-3) 9-10 [38]
20 May 23 @Detroit 4-2 Young (5-2) Cronin (3-3) 10-10 [39]
21 May 23 @Detroit 0-3 Miller (2-1) Beville (0-1) 10-11 [40]
22 May 25 @Cleveland 5-0 Lewis (4-2) Moore (3-3) 11-11 [41]
23 May 30 @Chicago 3-8 Griffith (7-1) Beville (0-2) 11-12 [42]
24 May 30 @Chicago 3-5 Patterson (4-2) Young (5-3) 11-13 [42]
25 May 31 @Chicago 5-10 Skopec (6-3) Lewis (4-3) 11-14 [43]
June: 20─5
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Record Source
26 June 1 @Chicago 10-5 Mitchell (1-0) Harvey (2-2) 12-14 [44]
27 June 2 @Milwaukee 13-2 Young (6-3) Reidy (4-4) 13-14 [45]
28 June 3 @Milwaukee 2-4 Sparks (3-3) Lewis (4-4) 13-15 [46]
29 June 4 @Milwaukee 2-5 Hawley (3-4) Cuppy (1-3) 13-16 [47]
30 June 5 @Milwaukee 7-4 Mitchell (2-0) Garvin (1-5) 14-16 [48]
31 June 7 Milwaukee 2-4 Young (7-3) Reidy (4-5) 15-16 [49]
32 June 8 Milwaukee 4-12 Lewis (5-4) Sparks (3-4) 16-16 [50]
33 June 10 Milwaukee 4-7 Kellum (2-3) Hawley (3-5) 17-16 [51]
34 June 11 Milwaukee 4-8 Cuppy (2-3) Reidy (4-6) 18-16 [52]
35 June 12 Detroit 2-4 Young (8-3) Siever (6-4) 19-16 [53]
36 June 13 Detroit 11-6 Miller (5-5) Lewis (5-5) 19-17 [54]
37 June 14 Detroit 7-16 Young (9-3) Cronin (6-4) 20-17 [55]
38 June 15 Detroit 4-12 Winter (1-0) Owen (1-2) 21-17 [56]
39 June 17 (1) Chicago 1-11 Mitchell (3-0) Katoll (6-3) 22-17 [57]
40 June 17 (2) Chicago 4-10 Young (10-3) Patterson (5-5) 23-17 [57]
41 June 18 Chicago 3-4 Lewis (6-5) Griffith (9-4) 24-17 [58]
42 June 19 Chicago 3-5 Winter (2-0) Patterson (5-6) 25-17 [59]
43 June 20 Chicago 3-4 Young (11-3) Harvey (2-4) 26-17 [60]
44 June 21 Cleveland 3-4 Lewis (7-5) Dowling (4-5) 27-17 [61]
45 June 22 Cleveland 1-8 Winter (3-0) Hart (3-9) 28-17 [62]
46 June 24 Cleveland 7-1 Moore (6-5) Mitchell (3-1) 28-18 [63]
47 June 25 Cleveland 2-4 Young (12-3) Dowling (4-6) 29-18 [64]
48 June 27 @Washington 0-2 Lee (9-5) Lewis (7-6) 29-19 [65]
49 June 28 @Washington 6-5 Winter (4-0) Carrick (8-5) 30-19 [66]
50 June 29 @Washington 7-2 Young (13-3) Patten (4-1) 31-19 [67]
July: 16─12
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Record Source
51 July 1 @Baltimore 5-7 Nops (3-0) Cuppy (2-4) 31-20 [68]
52 July 2 @Baltimore 10-8 Winter (5-0) McGinnity (12–8) 32-20 [69]
53 July 3 Baltimore 1-9 Young (14-3) Howell 33-20 [70]
54 July 4 (1) Baltimore 2-10 Mitchell (4-1) Nops (3-1) 34-20 [71]
55 July 4 (2) Baltimore 3-8 Lewis (8-6) Foreman (3-2) 35-20 [71]
56 July 5 Washington 1-2 Winter (6-0) Patten (5-2) 36-20 [72]
57 July 6 Washington 0-7 Young (15-3) Lee (9-6) 37-20 [73]
58 July 8 Washington 1-3 Cuppy (3-4) Carrick (8-7) 38-20 [74]
59 July 10 Philadelphia 13-6 Fraser (7-10) Lewis (8-7) 38-21 [75]
60 July 11 Philadelphia 1-4 Winter (7-0) Plank (7-6) 39-21 [76]
61 July 12 Philadelphia 3-5 Young (16-3) McPherson (0-1) 40-21 [77]
62 July 13 @Philadelphia 1-6 Fraser (8-10) Mitchell (4-2) 40-22 [78]
63 July 15 @Philadelphia 1-6 Plank (8-6) Winter (7-1) 40-23 [79]
64 July 16 @Cleveland 10-8 Young (17-3) Moore (8-8) 41-23 [80]
65 July 17 (1) @Cleveland 9-3 Lewis (9-7) Scott (4-6) 42-23 [81]
66 July 17 (2) @Cleveland 10-2 Cuppy (4-4) Dowling (6-12) 43-23 [81]
67 July 18 @Cleveland 5-6 Hart (6-10) Winter (7-2) 43-24 [82]
68 July 19 @Cleveland 1-2 Moore (9-8) Young (17-4) 43-25 [83]
69 July 20 @Detroit 6-8 Siever (9-9) Lewis (9-8) 43-26 [84]
70 July 21 @Detroit 4-3 Winter (8-2) Yeager (4-4) 44-26 [85]
71 July 22 @Detroit 5-6 Miller (13-6) Young (17-5) 44-27 [86]
72 July 23 @Milwaukee 9-7 Mitchell (5-2) Husting (3-5) 45-27 [87]
73 July 24 @Milwaukee 3-4 Hawley (5-12) Lewis (9-9) 45-28 [88]
74 July 25 @Milwaukee 2-6 Reidy (4-4) Winter (8-3) 45-29 [89]
75 July 26 @Milwaukee 4-2 Young (18-5) Husting (3-6) 46-29 [90]
76 July 27 @Chicago 7-8 Callahan (8-0) Lewis (9-10) 46-30 [91]
77 July 29 @Chicago 4-1 Young (19-5) Patterson (10-10) 47-30 [92]
78 July 31 @Philadelphia 10-13 Fraser (12-11) Winter (8-4) 47-31 [93]
August: 17─14─1
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Record Source
79 August 1 @Philadelphia 6-8 Wiltse (2-4) Cuppy (4-5) 47-32 [94]
80 August 2 @Philadelphia 16-0 Young (20-5) Bernhard (6-6) 48-32 [95]
81 August 3 @Philadelphia 4-7 Plank (12-7) Lewis (9-11) 48-33 [96]
82 August 5 (1) @Baltimore 3-1 Young (21-5) Howell (9-13) 49-33 [97]
83 August 5 (2) @Baltimore 0-9 Nops (9-2) Winter (8-5) 49-34 [97]
84 August 7 (1) @Baltimore 10-5 Lewis (10-11) Foreman (7-4) 50-34 [98]
85 August 7 (2) @Baltimore 4-10 McGinnity (19-12) Cuppy (4-6) 50-35 [98]
86 August 8 Baltimore 2-0 Howell (10-13) Young (21-6) 50-36 [99]
87 August 9 (1) Baltimore 11-9 Nops (10-2) Winter (8-6) 50-37 [100]
88 August 9 (2) Baltimore 6-2 Mitchell (6-2) McGinnity (19-13) 51-37 [100]
89 August 10 (1) Baltimore 4-6 Lewis (11-11) Howell (10-14) 52-37 [101]
90 August 10 (2) Baltimore 4-3 Foreman (8-4) Young (21-7) 52-38 [101]
91 August 12 (1) Philadelphia 0-6 Winter (9-6) Bernhard (8-7) 53-38 [102]
92 August 12 (2) Philadelphia 7-1 Plank (14-8) Mitchell (6-3) 53-39 [102]
93 August 13 Philadelphia 3-4 Lewis (12-11) Wiltse (5-5) 54-39 [103]
94 August 14 (1) Philadelphia 9-0 Fraser (15-12) Young (21-8) 54-40 [104]
95 August 14 (2) Philadelphia 2-4 Winter (10-6) Plank (14-9) 55-40 [104]
96 August 16 Chicago 2-6 Young (22-8) Callahan (9-4) 56-40 [105]
97 August 17 Chicago 2-4 Lewis (13-11) Griffith (21-6) 57-40 [106]
98 August 19 Milwaukee 5-6 Winter (11-6) Husting (5-9) 58-40 [107]
99 August 20 Milwaukee 0-6 Young (23-8) Hawley (7-14) 59-40 [108]
100 August 21 Milwaukee 5-8 Lewis (14-11) Garvin (5-13) 60-40 [109]
101 August 22 Cleveland 3-4 Winter (12-6) Moore (11-12) 61-40 [110]
102 August 23 Cleveland 3-4 Young (24-8) McNeal (3-2) 62-40 [111]
103 August 24 Cleveland 4-2 Dowling (9-18) Lewis (14-12) 62-41 [112]
104 August 26 Detroit 6-3 Siever (13-12) Winter (12-7) 62-42 [113]
105 August 27 Detroit 1-2 Young (25-8) Miller (18-10) 63-42 [114]
106 August 28 Detroit 4-2 Yeager (8-9) Lewis (14-13) 63-43 [115]
107 August 29 @Detroit 3-5 Siever (14-12) Winter (12-8) 63-44 [116]
108 August 30 @Detroit 5-4 Young (26-8) Cronin (9-14) 64-44 [117]
109 August 31 (1) @Detroit 5-6 Miller (19-10) Mitchell (6-4) 64-45 [118]
110 August 31 (2) @Detroit 4-4 ─ ─ 64-45-1 [118]
September: 15─12─1
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Record Source
111 September 2 (1) @Cleveland 9-4 Winter (13-8) Dowling (9-21) 65-45-1 [119]
112 September 2 (2) @Cleveland 4-1 Young (27-8) Bracken (3-4) 66-45-1 [119]
113 September 3 (1) @Cleveland 0-1 Moore (13-13) Lewis (14-14) 66-46-1 [120]
114 September 3 (2) @Cleveland 0-4 Cristall (1-0) Mitchell (6-5) 66-47-1 [120]
115 September 4 @Milwaukee 4-6 Reidy (15-14) Winter (13-9) 66-48-1 [121]
116 September 5 @Milwaukee 4-2 Young (28-8) Garvin (6-16) 67-48-1 [122]
117 September 7 @Chicago 1-4 Callahan (12-7) Lewis (14-15) 67-49-1 [123]
118 September 8 @Chicago 3-4 Patterson (19-13) Young (28-9) 67-50-1 [124]
119 September 9 (1) @Chicago 3-4 Callahan (13-7) Lewis (14-16) 67-51-1 [125]
120 September 9 (2) @Chicago 4-6 Griffith (23-6) Winter (13-10) 67-52-1 [125]
121 September 11 @Washington 9-0 Young (29-9) Mercer (8-10) 68-52-1 [126]
122 September 12 @Washington 6-6 ─ ─ 68-52-2 [127]
123 September 13 (1) @Washington 5-1 Winter (14-10) Carrick (11-21) 69-52-1 [128]
124 September 13 (2) @Washington 3-5 Lee (16-14) Mitchell (6-6) 69-53-1 [128]
125 September 14 Washington 1-12 Young (30-9) Mercer (8-11) 70-53-2 [129]
126 September 16 (1) Washington 5-6 Young (31-9) Patten (16-10) 71-53-2 [130]
127 September 16 (2) Washington 7-5 Carrick (12-21) Winter (14-11) 71-54-2 [130]
128 September 17 Cleveland 0-5 Young (32-9) Dowling (11-23) 72-54-2 [131]
129 September 20 Detroit 2-5 Lewis (15-16) Cronin (13-15) 73-54-2 [132]
130 September 21 Detroit 3-1 Siever (18-13) Winter (14-12) 73-55-2 [133]
131 September 23 (1) Detroit 5-4 Yeager (11-11) Young (32-10) 73-56-2 [134]
132 September 23 (2) Detroit 9-2 Miller (22-12) Lewis (15-17) 73-57-2 [134]
133 September 24 Chicago 3-8 Winter (15-12) Piatt (8-14) 74-57-2 [135]
134 September 25 Chicago 2-5 Young (33-10) Katoll (11-10) 75-57-2 [136]
135 September 26 Chicago 2-3 Lewis (16-17) Callahan (15-8) 76-57-2 [137]
136 September 27 Milwaukee 2-7 Prentiss (1-0) Garvin (8-20) 77-57-2 [138]
137 September 28 (1) Milwaukee 3-8 Winter (16-12) Husting (9-15) 78-57-2 [139]
138 September 28 (2) Milwaukee 9-10 Volz (1-0) Reidy (16-20) 79-57-2 [139]

Season Standings

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American League
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago White Stockings 83 53 .610 — 49‍–‍21 34‍–‍32
Boston Americans 79 57 .581 4 49‍–‍20 30‍–‍37
Detroit Tigers 74 61 .548 8½ 42‍–‍27 32‍–‍34
Philadelphia Athletics 74 62 .544 9 42‍–‍24 32‍–‍38
Baltimore Orioles 68 65 .511 13½ 40‍–‍25 28‍–‍40
Washington Senators 61 72 .459 20½ 31‍–‍35 30‍–‍37
Cleveland Blues 54 82 .397 29 28‍–‍39 26‍–‍43
Milwaukee Brewers 48 89 .350 35½ 32‍–‍37 16‍–‍52

The team had two games end in a tie; August 31 at Detroit Tigers and September 12 at Washington Senators.[10] Tied games are not counted in league standings, but player statistics during tied games are counted.[140]

Record vs. opponents

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1901 American League record

Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
Team BLA BOS CWS CLE DET MLA PHA WSH
Baltimore — 9–9 4–14–1 11–9 9–10 12–7–1 12–8 11–8
Boston 9–9 — 12–8 12–6 9–11–1 15–5 10–10 12–8–1
Chicago 14–4–1 8–12 — 13–7 10–10 16–4 12–8 10–8
Cleveland 9–11 6–12 7–13 — 6–14 11–9 6–14 9–9–2
Detroit 10–9 11–9–1 10–10 14–6 — 13–7 7–9 9–11
Milwaukee 7–12–1 5–15 4–16 9–11 7–13 — 6–14 10–8–1
Philadelphia 8–12 10–10 8–12 14–6 9–7 14–6 — 11–9–1
Washington 8–11 8–12–1 8–10 9–9–2 11–9 8–10–1 9–11–1 —

Opening Day lineup

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Tommy Dowd LF
Charlie Hemphill RF
Chick Stahl CF
Jimmy Collins 3B
Buck Freeman 1B
Freddy Parent SS
Hobe Ferris 2B
Lou Criger C
Win Kellum P

Source: [141]

Roster

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1901 Boston Americans
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders Manager

Player stats

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Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; Avg. = Batting average; OBP = On base percentage; SLG = Slugging percentage

Pos Player G AB R H HR RBI Avg. OBP SLG Reference
C Ossee Schreckengost 86 280 37 85 0 38 .304 .356 .386 [142]
1B Buck Freeman 129 489 88 166 12 114 .339 .403 .521 [143]
2B Hobe Ferris 138 524 68 131 2 63 .250 .296 .349 [144]
SS Freddy Parent 138 519 87 158 4 60 .304 .360 .407 [145]
3B Jimmy Collins 138 565 108 187 6 94 .331 .375 .494 [146]
OF Charlie Hemphill 136 545 71 142 3 62 .261 .315 .332 [147]
OF Chick Stahl 131 515 105 156 6 72 .303 .376 .439 [148]
OF Tommy Dowd 138 596 104 159 3 52 .267 .317 .336 [149]
─ Total ─ 4,028 668 1,184 36 554 .295 .349 .408 ─

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; Avg. = Batting average; OBP = On base percentage; SLG = Slugging percentage

Player G AB R H HR RBI Avg. OBP SLG Reference
Lou Criger 76 269 26 62 0 24 .231 .274 .275 [150]
Charlie Jones 10 41 6 6 0 6 .146 .167 .195 [151]
Larry McLean 9 19 4 4 0 2 .211 .211 .263 [152]
Jack Slattery 1 3 1 1 0 1 .333 .500 .333 [153]
Harry Gleason 1 1 0 1 0 0 1.000 1.000 1.000 [154]
Total  ─ 332 37 74 0 33 .384 .430 .413 ─

Pitchers

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; Avg. = Batting average; OBP = On base percentage; SLG = Slugging percentage

Player G AB R H HR RBI Avg. OBP SLG Reference
Cy Young 45 153 20 32 0 17 .209 .239 .288 [155]
Ted Lewis 39 121 14 21 0 10 .174 .225 .207 [156]
George Winter 28 100 7 19 1 6 .190 .198 .220 [157]
Fred Mitchell 20 45 5 7 0 4 .156 .191 .244 [158]
George Cuppy 17 49 4 10 0 6 .204 .250 .265 [159]
Win Kellum 6 18 2 3 0 0 .167 .211 .167 [160]
Ben Beville 3 7 2 2 0 1 .286 .286 .571 [161]
Frank Foreman 1 4 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 [162]
Jake Volz 1 4 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 [163]
George Prentiss 2 3 0 1 0 1 .333 .600 .333 [164]
Frank Morrissey 1 3 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 [165]
Total ─ 507 54 95 1 45 .156 .200 .208 ─

Pitching

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Starting pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G IP W L SV ERA SO Reference
Cy Young 43 371+2⁄3 33 10 0 1.62 160 [166]
Ted Lewis 39 316+1⁄3 16 17 1 3.53 112 [167]
George Winter 28 241 16 12 0 2.80 64 [168]
Fred Mitchell 17 108+2⁄3 6 6 0 3.81 35 [169]
George Cuppy 13 93+1⁄3 4 6 0 4.15 22 [170]
Win Kellum 6 48 2 3 0 6.38 8 [171]
Ben Beville 2 9 0 2 0 4.00 1 [172]
Frank Foreman 1 8 0 1 0 9.00 1 [173]
Jake Volz 1 7 1 0 0 9.00 5 [174]
Total ─ 313 78 57 1 4.92 408 ─

Other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G IP W L SV ERA SO Reference
George Prentiss 2 10 1 0 0 1.80 0 [175]

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G W IP L SV ERA SO Reference
Frank Morrissey 1 0 4+1⁄3 0 0 2.08 1 [176]

References

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