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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†—

From the vault · October 15, 2008 · 2008 NLCS, Game 5: The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5–1 at Dodger Stadium to win the NL pennant, 4 games to 1. β–Ά Video β†—

1885 Philadelphia AthleticsWWikipedia↗

AA Β· 55–57 (.491) Β· Rank 4 Β· Attendance

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Harry Stovey1124861531375.315.859
Henry Larkin108453149888.329.898
John Coleman96398119370.299.760
Cub Stricker10639893141.234.563
Sadie Houck9338899054.255.613
Fred Corey9438494138.245.613
Blondie Purcell6630490022.296.715
Jocko Milligan6726571239.268.666
Jack O'Brien6222560230.267.682
Bobby Mathews4817930012.168.396
George Strief4417548027.274.687
Lon Knight2911925014.210.506
Jim Powell19751205.160.432
Tom Lovett16581303.224.521
Ed Knouff1448902.188.408
Ed Cushman1037702.189.427
Marshall Quinton729604.207.499
Bill Vinton726404.154.472
Billy Taylor621402.190.380
Eddie Fusselback519602.316.684
Bill Hughes416301.188.653
Bob Emslie412100.083.166
Frank Siffell310100.100.200
Orator Shafer29201.222.744
Jim Conway26000.000.250
Phenomenal Smith12000.000.000

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Bobby Mathews30172.434802861.068
Tom Lovett783.70160561.212
Ed Knouff763.65140431.387
Ed Cushman373.52100371.356
John Coleman223.4380121.442
Bill Vinton432.4570341.109
Billy Taylor153.2760111.471
Bob Emslie046.284091.500
Bill Hughes024.862041.680
Jim Conway017.302001.703
Fred Corey107.001032.111
Blondie Purcell016.001032.167
Lon Knight001.801011.200
Phenomenal Smith019.001072.750

Schedule (113 games)

DateOpponentResult
1885-04-18vs NY4W 13–2
1885-04-20vs NY4L 4–5
1885-04-22vs BR3W 9–3
1885-04-23vs BR3L 3–9
1885-04-24@ NY4W 13–8
1885-04-25@ NY4L 2–3
1885-04-27vs BR3L 4–5
1885-04-29@ NY4W 5–3
1885-04-30@ NY4W 2–1
1885-05-02@ BL2L 5–9
1885-05-04@ BR3W 9–5
1885-05-05@ BR3L 3–7
1885-05-07@ SL4L 1–13
1885-05-08@ SL4L 6–7
1885-05-09@ SL4L 5–8
1885-05-10@ SL4L 1–9
1885-05-12@ LS2L 5–10
1885-05-13@ LS2L 1–3
1885-05-15@ LS2L 3–5
1885-05-16@ LS2L 5–7
1885-05-18@ PT1W 7–0
1885-05-19@ PT1L 8–11
1885-05-20@ PT1L 8–9
1885-05-21@ PT1L 3–8
1885-05-24@ CN2W 7–6
1885-05-25@ CN2L 2–7
1885-05-26@ CN2L 5–10
1885-05-27@ CN2W 16–9
1885-05-30vs CN2L 9–16
1885-05-30vs CN2W 9–7
1885-06-01vs CN2W 9–7
1885-06-02vs CN2W 12–8
1885-06-04vs SL4L 3–8
1885-06-05vs SL4W 12–10
1885-06-06vs SL4W 7–4
1885-06-08vs SL4L 11–14
1885-06-10vs LS2W 13–3
1885-06-11vs LS2W 6–3
1885-06-13vs LS2W 19–2
1885-06-15vs LS2L 4–8
1885-06-16vs PT1W 14–1
1885-06-17vs PT1L 7–9
1885-06-18vs PT1W 6–5
1885-06-20vs PT1W 10–3
1885-06-23@ BL2W 7–4
1885-06-24@ BL2W 10–4
1885-06-25@ BR3L 14–21
1885-06-26@ BR3L 9–13
1885-06-27vs BL2W 5–1
1885-06-29vs BL2L 11–12
1885-06-30vs NY4W 15–9
1885-07-01vs NY4L 11–12
1885-07-04@ PT1W 8–4
1885-07-04@ PT1W 11–6
1885-07-06@ PT1W 8–0
1885-07-07@ PT1L 1–5
1885-07-09@ CN2L 2–4
1885-07-10@ CN2L 4–10
1885-07-11@ CN2L 8–9
1885-07-12@ CN2L 5–6
1885-07-14@ SL4L 0–7
1885-07-15@ SL4L 4–8
1885-07-16@ SL4L 11–13
1885-07-18@ SL4W 8–3
1885-07-19@ LS2L 2–6
1885-07-21@ LS2W 7–6
1885-07-22@ LS2W 6–3
1885-07-23@ LS2L 3–4
1885-07-27@ BL2L 0–6
1885-07-28@ BL2W 2–1
1885-07-29@ BL2W 9–5
1885-07-30@ BR3L 7–10
1885-07-31@ BR3W 10–7
1885-08-04@ BL2L 1–5
1885-08-05@ BL2L 7–8
1885-08-06@ BR3W 3–2
1885-08-07@ BR3L 8–10
1885-08-10vs BR3L 9–10
1885-08-11vs BL2T 4–4
1885-08-12vs BL2W 12–0
1885-08-13vs BR3L 3–7
1885-08-15vs BR3L 4–8
1885-08-17vs NY4L 3–6
1885-08-18vs NY4W 21–10
1885-08-19@ NY4L 0–3
1885-08-20@ NY4W 10–8
1885-08-21vs NY4W 7–0
1885-08-22vs NY4W 7–4
1885-08-24vs BL2W 13–2
1885-08-26vs BR3L 7–10
1885-08-28@ NY4W 4–2
1885-08-31@ NY4W 4–1
1885-09-02vs BL2W 18–3
1885-09-03vs BL2W 5–4
1885-09-04vs BL2L 1–2
1885-09-05vs BL2W 4–0
1885-09-08vs CN2W 8–7
1885-09-11vs CN2W 10–3
1885-09-12vs CN2L 3–8
1885-09-14vs CN2L 3–6
1885-09-15vs SL4L 2–3
1885-09-16vs SL4L 6–15
1885-09-17vs SL4W 13–5
1885-09-19vs SL4L 10–11
1885-09-21vs LS2W 11–6
1885-09-23vs LS2L 5–10
1885-09-24vs LS2W 4–1
1885-09-26vs LS2W 3–2
1885-09-28vs PT1W 6–4
1885-09-29vs PT1L 3–6
1885-09-30vs PT1W 5–2
1885-10-01vs PT1W 4–3
1885-10-05vs BR3W 9–1