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AA Β· 12–30 (.286) Β· Rank 10 Β· Attendance

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Ed Glenn43175431.246.591
Billy Nash45166331.199.642
Jim Powell41151370.245.647
Bill Schenck42151313.205.507
Dick Johnston39146412.281.716
Terry Larkin40139280.201.531
Mike Mansell29113340.301.770
Marshall Quinton2694220.234.529
Pete Meegan23751202.160.409
Ed Dugan227080.114.298
John Hanna2267130.194.460
Walt Goldsby1140904.225.512
Bill Dugan92830.107.281
Bill Morgan62020.100.243
Andy Swan31050.5001.000
Wes Curry2820.250.500
Wash Williams2820.250.500
Ed Ford2500.000.000
John Firth1310.333.666

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Pete Meegan7124.322201061.151
Ed Dugan5144.49200601.269
Wes Curry025.062011.125
John Firth018.001002.111

Schedule (46 games)

DateOpponentResult
1884-08-05vs PH4L 0–14
1884-08-06vs PH4L 4–5
1884-08-07vs BR3W 10–2
1884-08-08vs BR3L 2–9
1884-08-09vs BR3T 5–5
1884-08-11@ NY4L 1–4
1884-08-12@ NY4L 5–13
1884-08-14@ BR3W 3–2
1884-08-15@ BR3L 3–13
1884-08-16@ BR3L 1–5
1884-08-19@ BL2L 1–8
1884-08-20@ BL2L 1–9
1884-08-21@ BL2L 2–8
1884-08-26vs PT1T 4–4
1884-08-27vs PT1W 7–5
1884-08-28vs PT1L 0–5
1884-08-30vs BL2L 2–5
1884-09-01@ PT1W 10–5
1884-09-02@ PT1W 2–1
1884-09-03@ PT1W 8–4
1884-09-04@ CL5L 1–5
1884-09-06@ CL5W 8–2
1884-09-07@ CN2L 1–12
1884-09-09@ CN2L 3–17
1884-09-12@ LS2L 7–8
1884-09-14@ LS2L 1–6
1884-09-15@ SL4L 6–7
1884-09-17@ SL4W 6–5
1884-09-18@ IN2W 15–3
1884-09-20@ IN2T 10–10
1884-09-22@ TL1L 2–5
1884-09-23@ TL1T 1–1
1884-09-24@ TL1T 0–0
1884-09-27vs SL4L 7–13
1884-09-29vs SL4L 0–1
1884-10-01vs IN2L 3–4
1884-10-02vs IN2W 8–5
1884-10-03vs CN2L 3–8
1884-10-04vs CN2L 5–7
1884-10-06vs CL5W 8–0
1884-10-08vs CL5L 3–6
1884-10-09vs LS2L 5–10
1884-10-10vs LS2L 4–15
1884-10-11vs LS2W 11–6
1884-10-13vs TL1L 3–6
1884-10-15vs TL1L 2–7