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Pittsburgh Pirates @ Chicago Cubs

1930-08-26 Β· Day game Β· Wrigley Field Β· Att: 25000 Β· 1:40

Chicago Cubs defeated Pittsburgh Pirates 7–5. Chicago Cubs put up 5 in the 5th. Sheriff Blake earned the win. Hack Wilson went 2-for-3 with 1 HR and 4 RBI.

Line score

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W: Sheriff Blake   L: Larry French   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Cy Rigler Β· 1B: Beans Reardon Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Charlie Moran Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Pittsburgh Pirates β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Lloyd Waner522101
Paul Waner403310
George Grantham500001
Adam Comorosky400010
Pie Traynor400000
Dick Bartell402000
Gus Suhr312000
Rollie Hemsley200100
Larry French312000
Erv Brame100001
Jim Mosolf111000

Chicago Cubs β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Footsie Blair310000
Woody English411000
Kiki Cuyler312110
Hack Wilson312400
Danny Taylor400002
High Pockets Kelly400001
Gabby Hartnett412000
Les Bell411101
Sheriff Blake311012

Pittsburgh Pirates β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Larry French8.0926

Chicago Cubs β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Sheriff Blake9.01223

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Lloyd Waner: 63
  • Paul Waner: S8
  • George Grantham: 6/P
  • Adam Comorosky: SB2
  • Adam Comorosky: 31

Bot 1

  • Footsie Blair: 8
  • Woody English: 63
  • Kiki Cuyler: D7
  • Hack Wilson: 53

Top 2

  • Pie Traynor: 43
  • Dick Bartell: 6/P
  • Gus Suhr: D9
  • Rollie Hemsley: 2/FL

Bot 2

  • Danny Taylor: 63
  • High Pockets Kelly: 3/G
  • Gabby Hartnett: 7

Top 3

  • Larry French: S7
  • Lloyd Waner: 46(1)/FO
  • Paul Waner: W.1-2
  • George Grantham: 46(1)/FO.2-3
  • Adam Comorosky: 13

Bot 3

  • Les Bell: 63
  • Sheriff Blake: K
  • Footsie Blair: 63

Top 4

  • Pie Traynor: 4/P
  • Dick Bartell: D7
  • Gus Suhr: 9/SF.2-3
  • Rollie Hemsley: 63

Bot 4

  • Woody English: S9
  • Kiki Cuyler: S8.1-3
  • Hack Wilson: 9/SF.3-H;1-2
  • Danny Taylor: 63.2-3
  • High Pockets Kelly: 4/P

Top 5

  • Larry French: S8
  • Lloyd Waner: S7.1-2
  • Paul Waner: T9.2-H;1-H
  • George Grantham: K
  • Adam Comorosky: W
  • Pie Traynor: 54(1)3/GDP

Bot 5

  • Gabby Hartnett: D/89
  • Les Bell: D7.2-H
  • Sheriff Blake: S3/BG.2-3
  • Footsie Blair: HP.1-2
  • Woody English: 3/FL
  • Kiki Cuyler: W.3-H;2-3;1-2
  • Hack Wilson: S9.3-H;2-H;1-3
  • Danny Taylor: WP.3-H;1-2
  • Danny Taylor: K
  • High Pockets Kelly: 63

Top 6

  • Dick Bartell: 43
  • Gus Suhr: T/78
  • Rollie Hemsley: 8/SF.3-H
  • Larry French: 53

Bot 6

  • Gabby Hartnett: 53
  • Les Bell: K
  • Sheriff Blake: W
  • Footsie Blair: 4/P

Top 7

  • Lloyd Waner: HR8/89/IPHR
  • Paul Waner: 4/L
  • George Grantham: 31
  • Adam Comorosky: 53

Bot 7

  • Woody English: 7
  • Kiki Cuyler: 8
  • Hack Wilson: HR/9
  • Danny Taylor: K

Top 8

  • Pie Traynor: 4/P
  • Dick Bartell: D8
  • Gus Suhr: 31.2-3
  • Erv Brame: K

Bot 8

  • High Pockets Kelly: K
  • Gabby Hartnett: D9
  • Les Bell: 7
  • Sheriff Blake: K

Top 9

  • Jim Mosolf: S8
  • Lloyd Waner: WP.1-2
  • Lloyd Waner: K
  • Paul Waner: S8.2-H
  • George Grantham: 53.1-2
  • Adam Comorosky: 9

Notes & reviews

  • Hack Wilson broke the NL record for most homers in season (43 by Chuck Klein in 1929)