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1883 Philadelphia AthleticsWWikipedia↗

AA Β· 66–32 (.673) Β· Rank 1 Β· Attendance Pennant

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Jud Birchall96448108124.241.549
Lon Knight97429108153.252.641
Harry Stovey944211281466.304.852
Mike Moynahan95400124167.310.772
Jack O'Brien94390113070.290.710
Cub Stricker8933090140.273.618
George Bradley7631273136.234.554
Fred Corey7129877140.258.623
Ed Rowen4919643021.219.542
Bob Blakiston4416741026.246.583
Bobby Mathews4516731011.186.407
Bill Crowley239624016.250.627
Jersey Bakley826502.192.575
Jack Jones725601.240.549
Al Hubbard26202.333.762
Charlie Mason12101.5001.000

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Bobby Mathews30132.464402031.121
George Bradley1673.15260561.106
Fred Corey1073.40180421.389
Jack Jones522.637028.985
Jersey Bakley533.2380141.255
Harry Stovey009.001041.667

Schedule (98 games)

DateOpponentResult
1883-05-01@ PT1W 4–0
1883-05-02@ PT1W 8–1
1883-05-07@ BL2W 8–1
1883-05-08@ BL2W 8–5
1883-05-09@ BL2L 7–15
1883-05-10vs NY4W 2–1
1883-05-11vs NY4W 4–3
1883-05-12@ NY4W 11–4
1883-05-15vs BL2W 8–7
1883-05-16vs BL2W 10–4
1883-05-17vs BL2W 13–6
1883-05-19vs PT1W 11–8
1883-05-21vs PT1W 4–1
1883-05-22vs PT1W 9–1
1883-05-24@ NY4W 11–2
1883-05-25@ NY4L 4–10
1883-05-26vs NY4W 11–6
1883-05-29vs CN2W 2–1
1883-05-30vs CL5W 8–5
1883-05-30vs CN2L 9–10
1883-05-31vs CN2W 8–7
1883-06-02vs CL5L 6–8
1883-06-04vs CL5W 8–2
1883-06-08vs SL4W 7–5
1883-06-09vs SL4L 0–3
1883-06-11vs SL4L 7–9
1883-06-12vs LS2W 8–2
1883-06-13vs LS2L 3–10
1883-06-14vs LS2L 5–6
1883-06-18@ CN2L 0–6
1883-06-19@ CN2L 0–7
1883-06-20@ CN2L 1–11
1883-06-21@ CN2W 14–5
1883-06-23@ CL5W 7–3
1883-06-25@ CL5W 8–2
1883-06-26@ CL5W 7–2
1883-06-28@ SL4W 3–1
1883-06-30@ SL4W 7–2
1883-07-01@ SL4L 8–9
1883-07-02@ SL4W 9–1
1883-07-04@ LS2L 2–9
1883-07-04@ LS2W 14–9
1883-07-07@ LS2W 4–3
1883-07-10@ PT1L 4–11
1883-07-11@ PT1W 12–3
1883-07-12@ PT1L 1–9
1883-07-13@ PT1W 4–1
1883-07-14@ PT1W 3–2
1883-07-17@ BL2W 13–9
1883-07-18@ BL2W 16–9
1883-07-19@ BL2L 9–10
1883-07-20@ BL2W 7–3
1883-07-23@ NY4L 1–5
1883-07-25vs NY4W 6–2
1883-07-26vs NY4L 1–8
1883-07-28vs PT1W 11–2
1883-07-30vs PT1W 17–4
1883-07-31vs PT1W 16–12
1883-08-01vs PT1W 19–2
1883-08-03vs BL2W 9–6
1883-08-04vs BL2W 5–4
1883-08-06vs BL2L 9–14
1883-08-07vs BL2W 12–5
1883-08-09@ NY4L 5–14
1883-08-10@ NY4W 4–3
1883-08-11vs NY4L 2–3
1883-08-13vs NY4W 5–2
1883-08-17vs CL5W 11–1
1883-08-18vs CL5W 19–5
1883-08-20vs CL5W 9–4
1883-08-21vs CN2W 11–9
1883-08-22vs CN2L 6–8
1883-08-23vs CN2L 1–4
1883-08-24vs CN2L 5–8
1883-08-27vs CL5W 13–8
1883-08-28vs LS2L 8–10
1883-08-29vs LS2W 11–3
1883-08-30vs LS2W 8–7
1883-08-31vs LS2W 6–3
1883-09-01vs NY4W 11–5
1883-09-03vs SL4L 5–7
1883-09-04vs SL4W 11–1
1883-09-05vs SL4W 5–4
1883-09-06vs SL4W 4–3
1883-09-07vs CL5W 5–2
1883-09-09@ CL5W 10–3
1883-09-12@ CL5W 7–5
1883-09-13@ CL5W 11–5
1883-09-15@ CN2L 0–11
1883-09-18@ CN2W 13–12
1883-09-19@ CN2L 3–12
1883-09-21@ SL4W 13–11
1883-09-22@ SL4L 6–9
1883-09-23@ SL4W 9–2
1883-09-26@ LS2L 5–7
1883-09-27@ LS2L 3–6
1883-09-28@ LS2W 7–6
1883-09-30@ LS2L 5–10