Toledo News-Bee, May 17, 1913:
Read More...One of the weirdest triple plays ever seen in the American league was staged in the seventh inning of the Nap-Athletic contest Friday at Cleveland. Johnson [sic] opened with a single and took third on Chapman’s double. Olson then drew a single off Barry’s chest. Johnson was sent home by his coacher, Steen, who saw Chapman racing for third. Johnson was run down. Chappie started back to second and found Olson there. Barry tagged Olson and Chapman. Olson was retired, ...
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1. Neutral Milk Dotel (Dan Lee) posted on January 24, 2013 at 07:20 AM # hit 0 | hit 0Birthday Team:
C: Pinch Thomas
1B: Wally Judnich
2B: Neal Finn
3B: Dave Brain
SS: Stu Clarke
LF: Johnny Dickshot
CF: Cliff Heathcote
RF: Bunk Congalton
SP: Atlee Hammaker
SP: Flint Rhem
SP: Scott Kazmir
SP: Dick Stigman
SP: Neil Allen
RP: Rob Dibble
RP: Tim Stoddard
Owners: Jean Yawkey, Walter Haas
Announcer: Jack Brickhouse
Beneficiary of Nepotism: Mike Glavine
Fun Name: Pop Rising
Nyjer Morgan to Yokohama (1.6m)
Shaun Marcum to NYM (1 yr)
He's also not the only left fielder to consider changing his name to that. The other Johnny Dickshot?
Johnny was a nickname. His given name was Bigsus.
Minor league deals:
Yanks sign 1B Dan Johnson
Marlins sign IF Matt Downs, P Kevin Slowey and P Mitch Talbot
Rays sign P Juan Carlos Oviedo (Leo Nunez), P Juan Sandoval, P Jamey Wright and OF Shelley Duncan
Brewers sign SS Bobby Crosby
Orioles sign P Mark Hendrickson
* January 11 has lost nine of ten. The skid comes immediately after a 12-2 start to August.
* January 6 has won seven in a row.
* Hank Greenberg (January 1) leads the league in SLG (.613), OBP (.431), and RC/27 (10.4). He's third in HR (26).
* Chili Davis (January 17) has fallen out of the batting average lead by a few thousandths of a point. Davis and Rip Radcliff (January 19) are both hitting .343. Elmer Flick (January 11) lurks close behind at .335.
* Mike Cameron (January 8) leads the league in runs scored (104) and triples (15).
* Ivan DeJesus (January 9) is well on his way to an utterly unepected 100 RBI season. He's second in the league with 95 ribbies. One would assume many of those RBI have come after his teammate Otis Nixon singled and stole second because...
* Nixon has 120 steals. Max Carey (January 11) is second with 114 swipes.
* Paul Ratliff (January 23) has 186 strikeouts.
* Two teams dominate the games pitched leaderboard: Odell Jones and Andrew Sisco (both January 13) have 79 appearances. Bill Sampen and Brian Falkenborg (January 18) are third and fourth with 78 and 76, respectively.
* Francisco Rodriguez (January 7) leads the league with 27 saves. Josh Spence (January 22) also has 27, and Donn Pall (January 11) has 26 saves.
* Dizzy Dean (January 16) leads the league in BB/9 (1.17), is second in K/9 (7.73), and leads in K/BB ratio (6.58). Schoolboy Rowe (January 11) is second in K/BB, all the way back at 3.84:1.
Stats, standings, leaderboards, and box scores here.
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