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AA Β· 79–33 (.705) Β· Rank 1 Β· Attendance Pennant

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Arlie Latham110485100135.206.498
Bill Gleason112472119353.252.627
Curt Welch112432117369.271.688
Hugh Nicol11242588045.207.509
Sam Barkley106418112353.268.692
Charlie Comiskey8334087244.256.652
Doc Bushong8530080021.267.640
Yank Robinson7828775035.261.689
Dave Foutz6523859034.248.588
Bob Caruthers6022250112.225.591
Tip O'Neill5220672338.350.865
Dan Sullivan1760703.117.347
Jumbo McGinnis13501117.220.515
Mike Drissel620100.050.100
Cal Broughton417101.059.118

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Bob Caruthers40132.075301901.010
Dave Foutz33142.634701471.087
Jumbo McGinnis663.38130411.045

Schedule (112 games)

DateOpponentResult
1885-04-18vs PT1L 0–7
1885-04-19vs PT1W 3–0
1885-04-21vs CN2L 1–2
1885-04-23vs CN2W 2–1
1885-04-24vs LS2W 12–2
1885-04-25vs LS2L 3–5
1885-04-26vs PT1W 2–0
1885-04-28@ CN2W 5–0
1885-04-29@ CN2W 6–0
1885-05-02@ PT1L 2–3
1885-05-03@ LS2L 2–4
1885-05-05@ LS2W 12–4
1885-05-07vs PH4W 13–1
1885-05-08vs PH4W 7–6
1885-05-09vs PH4W 8–5
1885-05-10vs PH4W 9–1
1885-05-12vs BL2W 10–3
1885-05-13vs BL2W 11–3
1885-05-14vs BL2W 6–5
1885-05-17vs NY4W 15–4
1885-05-19vs NY4W 9–2
1885-05-20vs NY4W 10–2
1885-05-21vs NY4W 11–9
1885-05-23vs BR3W 7–1
1885-05-24vs BR3W 10–2
1885-05-27vs BR3W 7–2
1885-05-30@ BL2W 9–4
1885-06-01@ BL2W 10–4
1885-06-02@ BL2L 1–7
1885-06-03@ BL2W 6–5
1885-06-04@ PH4W 8–3
1885-06-05@ PH4L 10–12
1885-06-06@ PH4L 4–7
1885-06-08@ PH4W 14–11
1885-06-10@ NY4W 7–3
1885-06-11@ NY4W 7–2
1885-06-12@ NY4L 8–17
1885-06-13@ NY4L 2–5
1885-06-16@ BR3W 11–4
1885-06-17@ BR3W 18–5
1885-06-18@ BR3L 1–3
1885-06-20@ BR3L 0–10
1885-06-22@ PT1W 6–2
1885-06-23@ PT1W 7–6
1885-06-24@ PT1W 7–6
1885-06-25@ PT1L 1–6
1885-06-26@ CN2W 9–4
1885-06-27@ CN2W 10–2
1885-06-28@ CN2L 4–8
1885-06-30@ LS2L 2–5
1885-07-01@ LS2L 1–4
1885-07-02@ LS2L 3–5
1885-07-03vs BL2W 2–1
1885-07-04vs BL2W 7–2
1885-07-04vs BL2W 2–1
1885-07-05vs BL2W 7–4
1885-07-07vs BL2W 13–2
1885-07-09vs BR3W 5–2
1885-07-10vs BR3W 4–2
1885-07-11vs BR3W 5–4
1885-07-12vs BR3W 8–0
1885-07-14vs PH4W 7–0
1885-07-15vs PH4W 8–4
1885-07-16vs PH4W 13–11
1885-07-18vs PH4L 3–8
1885-07-19vs NY4W 9–2
1885-07-21vs NY4W 2–1
1885-07-22vs NY4W 3–0
1885-07-23vs NY4L 7–9
1885-07-25vs PT1L 1–2
1885-07-26vs PT1W 8–1
1885-08-01vs CN2L 0–4
1885-08-02vs CN2W 4–3
1885-08-03vs CN2L 1–3
1885-08-04vs LS2W 5–3
1885-08-05vs LS2W 3–2
1885-08-06vs LS2W 4–0
1885-08-08vs PT1W 7–0
1885-08-09vs PT1L 3–6
1885-08-11vs PT1W 3–1
1885-08-13vs CN2L 2–3
1885-08-15vs CN2W 4–1
1885-08-16vs CN2L 3–11
1885-08-18@ PT1W 3–1
1885-08-19@ PT1W 6–4
1885-08-20@ PT1L 10–11
1885-08-22@ CN2W 8–6
1885-08-23@ CN2W 6–1
1885-08-26@ CN2W 2–1
1885-08-27@ LS2L 3–6
1885-08-29@ LS2W 16–9
1885-08-30@ LS2L 5–9
1885-09-03vs LS2W 4–0
1885-09-05vs LS2W 4–3
1885-09-06vs LS2W 2–1
1885-09-09@ BL2W 6–1
1885-09-10@ BL2W 8–3
1885-09-11@ BL2L 5–7
1885-09-12@ BL2W 4–2
1885-09-15@ PH4W 3–2
1885-09-16@ PH4W 15–6
1885-09-17@ PH4L 5–13
1885-09-19@ PH4W 11–10
1885-09-22@ NY4W 5–0
1885-09-23@ NY4W 7–4
1885-09-24@ BR3W 6–4
1885-09-25@ BR3W 6–3
1885-09-26@ BR3W 6–5
1885-09-28@ NY4L 4–10
1885-09-29@ NY4W 3–1
1885-09-30@ BR3L 5–13
1885-10-01@ BR3L 7–8