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St. Louis Browns @ Washington Senators

1914-08-18 Β· Day game Β· Griffith Stadium Β· Att: 4821 Β· 1:10

Washington Senators defeated St. Louis Browns 8–2. Washington Senators put up 5 in the 8th. Joe Engel earned the win and Jim Shaw picked up the save. Danny Moeller went 3-for-5 with 4 RBI.

Line score

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SLA00000200025
WS100000035812

W: Joe Engel   L: Earl Hamilton   SV: Jim Shaw

Umpires β€” HP: Billy Evans Β· 1B: Jack Egan Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: (none) Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Ivan Howard310012
Burt Shotton402200
Del Pratt400000
Ernie Walker400000
Gus Williams300012
Bobby Wallace302000
John Leary301000
Jimmy Austin100010
Earl Hamilton210010
Sam Agnew100000
Tillie Walker100000

Washington Senators β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Danny Moeller503401
Eddie Foster400000
Mike Mitchell412000
Chick Gandil311000
Ray Morgan300010
Howie Shanks301110
George McBride321110
Eddie Ainsmith422000
Joe Engel201000
Rip Williams101100
Jim Shaw110000

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Earl Hamilton7.0931
Bill James1.0300

Washington Senators β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Joe Engel7.0433
Jim Shaw2.0111

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Ivan Howard: K
  • Burt Shotton: 99
  • Del Pratt: 99

Bot 1

  • Danny Moeller: 99
  • Eddie Foster: 99
  • Mike Mitchell: 99

Top 2

  • Ernie Walker: 99
  • Gus Williams: K
  • Bobby Wallace: S9.BX2(99)

Bot 2

  • Chick Gandil: 99
  • Ray Morgan: 99
  • Howie Shanks: 99

Top 3

  • John Leary: S
  • Jimmy Austin: 99/SH.1-2
  • Earl Hamilton: 99
  • Ivan Howard: 99

Bot 3

  • George McBride: 99
  • Eddie Ainsmith: S
  • Joe Engel: S.1-2
  • Danny Moeller: S/BR.2X3(99);1-2
  • Eddie Foster: 99

Top 4

  • Burt Shotton: 99
  • Del Pratt: 99
  • Ernie Walker: 99

Bot 4

  • Mike Mitchell: 99
  • Chick Gandil: D
  • Ray Morgan: 99
  • Howie Shanks: W
  • George McBride: 99

Top 5

  • Gus Williams: 99
  • Bobby Wallace: 99
  • John Leary: 99

Bot 5

  • Eddie Ainsmith: 99
  • Joe Engel: 99
  • Danny Moeller: K

Top 6

  • Jimmy Austin: 99
  • Earl Hamilton: W
  • Ivan Howard: W.1-2
  • Burt Shotton: D.2-H;1-H
  • Del Pratt: 99
  • Ernie Walker: 99

Bot 6

  • Eddie Foster: 99
  • Mike Mitchell: S
  • Chick Gandil: 9
  • Ray Morgan: 99

Top 7

  • Gus Williams: K
  • Bobby Wallace: S
  • John Leary: PO1(13)
  • John Leary: E5/TH
  • Jimmy Austin: SB2
  • Jimmy Austin: W
  • Earl Hamilton: 43

Bot 7

  • Howie Shanks: 99
  • George McBride: W
  • Eddie Ainsmith: S7.1-2
  • Rip Williams: S7.2-H;1-3;B-2(TH)
  • Danny Moeller: S8.3-H;2-H;BX2(99)
  • Eddie Foster: 8/L

Top 8

  • Ivan Howard: K
  • Burt Shotton: D
  • Del Pratt: CS3(25)
  • Del Pratt: 99

Bot 8

  • Mike Mitchell: S
  • Chick Gandil: 3E4/SH.1-2
  • Ray Morgan: W.2-3;1-2
  • Howie Shanks: S9.3-H;2-3;1-2
  • George McBride: S5.3-H(UR);2-3;1-2
  • Eddie Ainsmith: 52(3)/FO.2-3;1-2
  • Jim Shaw: OA.3-3
  • Jim Shaw: 52(3)/FO.2-H(NR)(UR);1-3;B-2(E2/TH1)
  • Danny Moeller: S7.3-H(UR);2-H(UR)
  • Eddie Foster: CS2(24)

Top 9

  • Ernie Walker: 99
  • Gus Williams: W
  • Sam Agnew: 99/BOOT
  • Tillie Walker: 53

Notes & reviews

  • Browns Wallace, Leary, and Austin batted out-of-turn the entire game (undetected by Senators); those three were supposed to bat in Leary-Austin-Wallace order
  • 3B Austin ejected by base umpire Egan for arguing Shanks was out on pickoff at 3rd
  • No putout credited on this play $Following the walk to Williams, Bobby Wallace singled to apparently put runners on 1st & 2nd. As Tillie Walker strode to the plate to pinch-hit for Agnew, the Senators alerted the umpires that the Browns had batted out of turn. Agnew was the proper batter to follow Williams, not Wallace. HP umpire Evans consulted his official Browns lineup and concurred; Agnew was declared out and Wallace's single was nullified (Williams returning to 1B). Tillie Walker then pinch-hit for the proper next batter who was Lavan