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This day in baseball · September 16, 1871: the New York Mutuals visited the Boston Red Stockings at South End Grounds I. Boston Red Stockings 9, New York Mutuals 7. W1871 in baseballβ†—

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1884 Baltimore OriolesWWikipedia↗

AA Β· 63–43 (.594) Β· Rank 6 Β· Attendance

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Joe Sommer1074791294.269.652
Jim Clinton1044371184.270.686
Dan Stearns100396943.237.604
Jimmy Macullar107360734.203.604
Tim Manning91341702.205.568
Tom York83314701.223.640
Sam Trott71284733.257.684
Bill Traffley53210370.176.444
Hardie Henderson53203460.227.575
Bob Emslie51195370.190.449
Gid Gardner41173372.214.656
Dennis Casey37149373.248.682
Oyster Burns3513139623.298.890
Buttercup Dickerson1356120.214.576
John Ake13521002.192.439
John Burns62550.200.646
Jim McLaughlin52250.227.591
Fred Goldsmith41420.143.393
Jim Roxburgh2420.5001.167

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Bob Emslie32172.755002641.113
Hardie Henderson27232.625203461.134
Fred Goldsmith312.7040111.033
Jim McLaughlin123.683081.727
Oyster Burns003.002161.556

Schedule (108 games)

DateOpponentResult
1884-05-01vs NY4W 5–3
1884-05-02vs NY4W 8–3
1884-05-03vs NY4L 11–17
1884-05-05vs PH4W 8–3
1884-05-08vs PH4W 6–4
1884-05-09@ PH4L 4–5
1884-05-10@ PH4L 4–11
1884-05-12@ PH4W 13–3
1884-05-13@ BR3W 3–2
1884-05-14@ BR3L 2–4
1884-05-15@ BR3L 4–7
1884-05-17@ NY4W 12–4
1884-05-19@ NY4L 1–10
1884-05-20@ NY4L 2–7
1884-05-22vs BR3W 5–3
1884-05-23vs BR3W 3–0
1884-05-24vs BR3L 3–4
1884-05-26vs CN2W 11–3
1884-05-28vs CN2L 4–6
1884-05-29vs CN2W 2–0
1884-05-30vs CL5W 10–2
1884-05-31vs CL5L 12–15
1884-06-02vs CL5W 10–5
1884-06-03vs TL1T 4–4
1884-06-04vs TL1W 8–0
1884-06-05vs TL1W 4–1
1884-06-06vs TL1L 2–4
1884-06-07vs IN2W 5–0
1884-06-09vs IN2W 11–10
1884-06-10vs IN2W 13–6
1884-06-12vs LS2T 4–4
1884-06-16vs SL4W 5–1
1884-06-17vs SL4L 6–7
1884-06-18vs SL4W 6–1
1884-06-21@ TL1W 7–1
1884-06-23@ TL1W 6–5
1884-06-24@ TL1L 3–4
1884-06-26@ IN2W 3–1
1884-06-27@ IN2W 16–7
1884-06-28@ IN2W 3–1
1884-06-29@ SL4L 3–8
1884-07-01@ SL4L 5–11
1884-07-02@ SL4W 15–12
1884-07-04@ CL5L 1–3
1884-07-05@ CL5L 2–4
1884-07-06@ LS2L 1–5
1884-07-08@ LS2L 3–4
1884-07-10@ LS2L 4–5
1884-07-12@ CN2L 10–15
1884-07-13@ CN2L 2–9
1884-07-15@ CN2L 2–9
1884-07-17vs BR3W 12–0
1884-07-19vs BR3L 1–6
1884-07-21vs PH4L 1–2
1884-07-22vs PH4L 4–14
1884-07-23@ WS7L 6–7
1884-07-26vs WS7W 8–4
1884-07-28vs WS7W 13–8
1884-07-30@ PT1W 9–2
1884-08-01@ BR3W 5–1
1884-08-02@ BR3L 7–9
1884-08-08@ NY4L 2–9
1884-08-11vs PT1W 10–4
1884-08-12vs PT1W 4–3
1884-08-13@ PT1W 8–0
1884-08-14@ PT1W 14–4
1884-08-16@ PH4L 6–7
1884-08-18@ PH4L 1–20
1884-08-19vs RICW 8–1
1884-08-20vs RICW 9–1
1884-08-21vs RICW 8–2
1884-08-22vs PT1W 8–6
1884-08-23vs PT1W 7–3
1884-08-25vs PT1W 9–3
1884-08-26vs NY4L 1–6
1884-08-27vs NY4W 5–3
1884-08-28vs NY4W 5–3
1884-08-30@ RICW 5–2
1884-09-05@ LS2W 4–3
1884-09-07@ LS2L 1–2
1884-09-09@ SL4W 2–1
1884-09-10@ SL4L 3–8
1884-09-11@ IN2L 2–4
1884-09-13@ IN2W 12–3
1884-09-15@ TL1L 0–6
1884-09-16@ TL1L 3–7
1884-09-18@ CL5W 5–2
1884-09-19@ CL5W 6–1
1884-09-20@ CL5W 13–6
1884-09-21@ CN2L 10–11
1884-09-22@ CN2L 0–5
1884-09-24@ PT1W 8–6
1884-09-25vs LS2W 10–3
1884-09-26vs LS2W 10–7
1884-09-27vs TL1L 1–5
1884-09-29vs TL1W 6–3
1884-10-01vs CN2W 3–0
1884-10-02vs CN2W 4–2
1884-10-04vs IN2W 7–3
1884-10-04vs IN2W 6–2
1884-10-06vs LS2W 7–6
1884-10-07vs LS2W 6–4
1884-10-08vs LS2W 3–2
1884-10-09vs CL5W 8–1
1884-10-10@ PH4L 1–9
1884-10-11vs CL5L 4–5
1884-10-13vs SL4L 4–5
1884-10-15vs SL4W 13–0