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Washington Senators @ St. Louis Browns

1914-06-06 Β· Day game Β· Sportsman's Park III Β· Att: 13000 Β· 2:15

Washington Senators defeated St. Louis Browns 5–3. Washington Senators put up 5 in the 2nd. Walter Johnson earned the win. Rip Williams went 1-for-3 with 3 RBI.

Line score

123456789RHE
WS105000000058
SLA02100000039

W: Walter Johnson   L: Wiley Taylor   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Silk O'Loughlin Β· 1B: George Hildebrand Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: (none) Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Washington Senators β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Danny Moeller400102
Eddie Foster400000
Clyde Milan401001
Chick Gandil400000
Howie Shanks311010
Ray Morgan312000
George McBride410001
Rip Williams311301
Walter Johnson413100
John Henry100000

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Burt Shotton401010
Ed Miller501102
Del Pratt400001
Gus Williams000000
Tillie Walker413000
John Leary411001
Buzzy Wares401001
Sam Agnew411100
Roy Mitchell301000
Ernie Walker300001
Jimmy Austin100000

Washington Senators β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Walter Johnson9.0916

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Wiley Taylor1.0411
Roy Mitchell8.0404

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Danny Moeller: K
  • Eddie Foster: 99
  • Clyde Milan: D/89
  • Chick Gandil: 63

Bot 1

  • Burt Shotton: S/G
  • Ed Miller: K
  • Del Pratt: PB.1-2#
  • Del Pratt: K
  • Gus Williams: PB.2-3
  • Gus Williams: HP
  • Tillie Walker: 5/P

Top 2

  • Howie Shanks: W
  • Ray Morgan: D/78/P.1-3
  • George McBride: E5/G.3-3;2-2
  • Rip Williams: T9.3-H;2-H;1-H(UR)
  • Walter Johnson: T/78.3-H
  • Danny Moeller: 8/SF.3-H
  • Eddie Foster: 4/P
  • Clyde Milan: 8/F

Bot 2

  • John Leary: S8
  • Buzzy Wares: 7/FL.1-2
  • Sam Agnew: S9.2-H
  • Roy Mitchell: S3.1-2
  • Burt Shotton: 46(1)/FO.2-3
  • Ed Miller: S9/3/G.3-H;1-2
  • Del Pratt: FC4.2-3;1-2(E4/TH2);B-1
  • Ernie Walker: 64(1)/FO

Top 3

  • Chick Gandil: 99
  • Howie Shanks: 99
  • Ray Morgan: HP
  • George McBride: 63

Bot 3

  • Tillie Walker: T/89/L
  • John Leary: PB.3-H(UR)
  • John Leary: K#
  • Buzzy Wares: 99
  • Sam Agnew: 99

Top 4

  • Rip Williams: K#
  • Walter Johnson: 53
  • Danny Moeller: 99

Bot 4

  • Roy Mitchell: 99
  • Burt Shotton: 99
  • Ed Miller: K#

Top 5

  • Eddie Foster: 99
  • Clyde Milan: 99
  • Chick Gandil: 99

Bot 5

  • Del Pratt: 99
  • Ernie Walker: K#
  • Tillie Walker: S
  • John Leary: SB2
  • John Leary: 99

Top 6

  • Howie Shanks: 99
  • Ray Morgan: S#
  • George McBride: CS2(99)#
  • George McBride: K#

Bot 6

  • Buzzy Wares: K#
  • Sam Agnew: 99
  • Roy Mitchell: 99

Top 7

  • Rip Williams: 99
  • Walter Johnson: S/P
  • Danny Moeller: 4(1)/FO#
  • Eddie Foster: 7/L

Bot 7

  • Burt Shotton: W
  • Ed Miller: CS2(26)
  • Ed Miller: 99
  • Del Pratt: 99

Top 8

  • Clyde Milan: K#
  • Chick Gandil: 99
  • Howie Shanks: S7.B-2(E7)
  • Ray Morgan: 99

Bot 8

  • Ernie Walker: 99
  • Tillie Walker: S7
  • John Leary: 3/P
  • Buzzy Wares: S7.1-2#
  • Sam Agnew: 64(1)/FO#

Top 9

  • George McBride: 99
  • John Henry: 99
  • Walter Johnson: D
  • Danny Moeller: K

Bot 9

  • Jimmy Austin: 53
  • Burt Shotton: 7/FL/L
  • Ed Miller: 4/F