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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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1887 Cleveland BluesWWikipedia↗

AA Β· 39–92 (.298) Β· Rank 8 Β· Attendance

Batting

PlayerGABHHRRBISBBAOPS
Ed McKean13253915425476.286.733
Cub Stricker13153414125386.264.660
Pete Hotaling12650515139443.299.797
Myron Allen11746312847726.276.728
Jim Toy109423941568.222.556
Pop Snyder74282720275.255.621
Fred Mann642598024125.309.829
Charlie Reipschlager63231490177.212.524
Phil Reccius62229470299.205.553
Scrappy Carroll572164301919.199.495
Billy Crowell4515622065.141.345
Mike Morrison41141270125.191.496
Charlie Sweeney361333001911.226.647
Bob Gilks2283260135.313.689
John McGlone21792001015.253.641
Jimmy Say1664240120.375.932
Hugh Daily16584010.069.184
John Munyan165814064.241.572
Chief Zimmer145212041.231.625
Joseph Herr114412062.273.678
George Pechiney10369020.250.567
Ed Flynn7275043.185.436
John Kirby5183000.167.445
Hank Simon3101000.100.200
Frank Scheibeck392000.222.586

Pitching

PlayerWLERAGSVSOWHIP
Billy Crowell14314.88450721.744
Mike Morrison12254.924001581.863
Hugh Daily4123.67160301.611
Bob Gilks753.08130281.352
George Pechiney197.12100241.884
John Kirby059.005062.195
Charlie Sweeney038.253082.292
Myron Allen100.932011.241
Frank Scheibeck0112.001032.333
Phil Reccius007.711001.857
Cub Stricker003.183122.118

Schedule (133 games)

DateOpponentResult
1887-04-16@ CN2L 6–16
1887-04-19@ CN2L 6–13
1887-04-20@ CN2L 6–14
1887-04-21@ LS2L 7–14
1887-04-23@ LS2L 10–11
1887-04-24@ LS2L 2–15
1887-04-26@ LS2W 6–4
1887-04-27@ SL4L 3–19
1887-04-28@ SL4L 11–13
1887-04-30@ SL4L 11–28
1887-05-01@ SL4L 13–14
1887-05-04vs CN2L 6–10
1887-05-05vs CN2L 2–6
1887-05-07vs CN2L 2–6
1887-05-08@ CN2W 7–6
1887-05-09@ CN2L 2–18
1887-05-10vs BR3W 8–7
1887-05-11vs BR3L 7–12
1887-05-12vs BR3L 12–17
1887-05-14vs BR3L 4–5
1887-05-16vs NY4L 8–9
1887-05-18vs NY4W 6–5
1887-05-19vs NY4W 6–1
1887-05-20vs PH4L 3–10
1887-05-21vs PH4W 15–12
1887-05-23vs PH4L 6–13
1887-05-24vs PH4L 12–13
1887-05-25vs BL2L 7–13
1887-05-28vs BL2L 3–14
1887-05-30vs NY4W 10–1
1887-05-30vs NY4L 2–18
1887-06-03@ NY4W 6–3
1887-06-04@ BR3L 8–11
1887-06-05@ BR3L 9–10
1887-06-07@ BR3W 3–2
1887-06-08@ BR3L 5–11
1887-06-09@ BL2L 5–14
1887-06-10@ BL2L 2–8
1887-06-11@ BL2L 4–12
1887-06-13@ BL2L 0–7
1887-06-14@ PH4W 6–3
1887-06-15@ PH4L 6–18
1887-06-16@ PH4L 6–10
1887-06-17@ PH4L 2–9
1887-06-18vs LS2W 4–3
1887-06-20vs LS2W 11–10
1887-06-21vs LS2L 1–21
1887-06-22vs LS2L 10–11
1887-06-23vs SL4L 3–11
1887-06-24vs SL4L 7–17
1887-06-25vs SL4L 0–3
1887-06-28vs CN2W 12–6
1887-06-29vs CN2L 8–9
1887-06-30vs CN2W 13–4
1887-07-01@ CN2L 5–10
1887-07-02@ CN2L 7–12
1887-07-04vs BR3T 7–7
1887-07-04vs BR3W 8–2
1887-07-06vs BR3L 3–10
1887-07-07vs PH4L 6–7
1887-07-08vs PH4L 3–8
1887-07-09vs PH4L 7–9
1887-07-12vs BL2L 1–5
1887-07-13vs BL2L 1–8
1887-07-14vs BL2L 2–5
1887-07-15vs NY4W 7–6
1887-07-16vs NY4W 10–1
1887-07-18@ NY4L 5–11
1887-07-19@ NY4L 4–5
1887-07-20@ PH4L 1–6
1887-07-22@ PH4W 6–4
1887-07-25@ BL2W 4–2
1887-07-26@ BL2L 0–8
1887-07-26@ BL2L 1–9
1887-07-27@ NY4L 1–4
1887-07-28@ NY4W 4–3
1887-07-29@ NY4L 3–4
1887-07-30@ BR3L 4–8
1887-08-01@ BR3W 4–3
1887-08-02@ BR3L 1–4
1887-08-04@ LS2L 1–2
1887-08-05@ LS2W 13–10
1887-08-06@ LS2L 1–7
1887-08-07@ SL4L 7–10
1887-08-08@ SL4L 4–8
1887-08-09@ SL4L 8–11
1887-08-10@ SL4L 4–12
1887-08-11@ CN2W 12–10
1887-08-12@ CN2W 4–3
1887-08-13@ CN2L 4–5
1887-08-14@ SL4L 1–8
1887-08-15vs SL4L 3–15
1887-08-16vs SL4L 4–11
1887-08-18vs BL2W 10–3
1887-08-19vs NY4W 5–2
1887-08-20vs NY4W 16–4
1887-08-21vs NY4L 5–7
1887-08-22vs BR3L 4–15
1887-08-23vs BR3L 6–10
1887-08-24vs BR3W 7–3
1887-08-25vs PH4L 6–8
1887-08-26vs PH4L 1–7
1887-08-27vs PH4W 16–9
1887-08-29vs BL2W 8–6
1887-08-30vs BL2L 2–8
1887-08-31vs BL2L 1–2
1887-09-02@ BL2L 0–15
1887-09-03@ BL2L 0–8
1887-09-05@ BL2L 3–11
1887-09-05@ BL2L 4–5
1887-09-06@ PH4W 9–6
1887-09-08@ PH4L 6–12
1887-09-09@ BR3L 3–16
1887-09-10@ BR3W 11–3
1887-09-11@ BR3L 0–5
1887-09-13@ NY4L 6–9
1887-09-14@ NY4W 4–0
1887-09-15@ NY4W 3–0
1887-09-17@ SL4L 7–9
1887-09-18@ SL4L 4–6
1887-09-21@ LS2L 8–16
1887-09-22@ LS2L 4–6
1887-09-24@ LS2L 1–8
1887-09-25@ LS2W 14–4
1887-09-27vs LS2W 4–2
1887-09-28vs LS2W 3–2
1887-09-29vs LS2W 10–4
1887-09-30vs LS2T 9–9
1887-10-01vs LS2L 3–5
1887-10-03vs CN2W 7–2
1887-10-07@ SL4L 2–12
1887-10-08@ SL4W 4–2
1887-10-09@ SL4L 2–6