Federal League Transactions and League Leaders (Game 35)
Transactions - July 20, 1920 (Game 35)
Baltimore Canaries
Newark Eagles
- None
Boston Clippers
- Tommy Bond (LHP) removed from Injury List
- Wayne Breaux (RHP)removed from Injury List
- Ken Beere (RHP) optioned for assignment
- Dennis Diehl (LHP) optioned for assignment
- Perry Werden (RHP) added to Injury List (Game 40)
- Paul Wiley (LHP) recalled to Newark
- Elias Peak (OF) added to Injury List (Season +5)
- John Rudderham (OF) recalled to Newark
New York Knights
- None
Philadelphia Yellowjackets
- Henry Boyle (OF) recalled to Philadelphia
- Ted Sullivan (OF) optioned to Wilmington (Class C)
- Claude Ritchey (RHP) removed from Injury List
- Deacon Phillip (RHP) optioned for assignment
- Charlie Whelon (IF) added to Injury List (50)
- Joe Delahanty (3b) recalled to Pittsburgh
- Sam Fletcher (C) removed from Injury List
- David Kilhefner (c) optioned for assignment
Providence Commodores
- None
Washington Statesmen
- Edward Blasco (C on Assignment) added to Injury List (50)
- Walter Prince (OF) optioned for assignment
- Gus Albert (1B/OF) recalled to Washington
Long-Term Injury List
Baltimore Canaries: Andy Leonard (C) 45, Ross Barnes (C) 50, Albert Spaulding (LHP) Season +10
Boston Clippers: Herm McFarland (RHP) 45, Fred Tenney (C/1B) 45, Kid Butler (OF) 45.
Newark Eagles: Elias Peak (OF) Season +5
New York Knights: None
Philadelphia Yellowjackets: None
Pittsburgh Hornets: None
Providence Commodores: None
Washington Statesmen: Tom Evers (Retired), Edward Blasco (C) 50;
Federal League Standings Through Game 35
Federal League Statistical Highlights Through Game 35
Pitching:
Games Pitched: Dougherty, PHI 13; Rollinson, WAS 12; Brennan, NEW 12; Knepp, NYK 12; Dolan, NEW 11; McKnight, BAL 11; J.McDonald, WAS 11;
Innings Pitched: Weitlich, NYK 62.1; Hodentt, NEW 61.1; J.Lewis, PIT 61; H.Wright, BAL 60; Cattanach, NEW 59.1.
Wins: Weitlich, NYK 6; J.Lewis, PIT 6; Houser, PIT 5; Matteson, NEW 5;
Losses: H.Wright, BAL 5; Voss, WAS 5;
Hits Allowed: Cattanach, NEW 51; H.Wright, BAL 50; Bender, BAL 50; Matteson, NEW 48; Yazinski, NYK 47.
Runs: Yazinski, NYK 29; Bender, BAL 29; H.Wright, BAL 26; Seybold, BOS 23; G.Johnson, PRO 23; Moore, PHI 23.
Earned Runs: Yazinski, NYK 24; Bender, BAL 24; H.Wright, BAL 23; Moore, PHI 23.
Games Started: Bender, BAL 8; H.Wright, BAL 8; Cattanach, NEW 8; Hodnett, NEW 8; Matteson, NEW 8, Grahahm, NYK 8, Weitlich, NYK 8
Complete Games: J.Lewis, PIT 5; McDonough, BOS 4; Shingle, PRO 4; J.Brown, PHI 4; Manlove, PHI 4.
Shutouts: Lamontagne, PRO 2; J.Lewis, PIT 2; R.Fisher, PIT 2; Manlove, PHI 2.
Base on Balls: H.Wright, BAL 27; J.Brown, PHI 23; Cattanach, NEW 23; Menosky, PIT 22; Hodnett, NEW 21.
Strikeouts: Menosky, PIT 33; Cattanach, NEW 32; H.Wright, BAL 31; Remaley, PRO 30; J.Lewis, PIT 30.
Saves: McKnight, BAL 8; Brennan, NEW 8; Rinaldi, NYK 6; Olin, WAS 5;
ERA (5 Decisions): Evans, PRO 0.82; Manlove, PHI 0.96; J.Lewis, PIT 1.18; J.Brown, PHI 1.74 Houser, PIT 1.78.
Hitting:
Batting Average (88 at-bats): Zerbe, NEW .333; Butler, BOS .326; Klopf, NYK .315; Raymond, PIT .303; Murnane, NEW .299;
At-Bats: F.Lewis, PHI 127; Witmer, NYK 126; Reeder, PRO 121; Slattery, NEW 119; Lutcher, PRO 118.
Runs: Taylor, PIT 20; Witmer, NYK 19; Klopf, NYK 19; E.Johnson, BOS 17; Rauch, NEW 17.
Hits: Murnane, NEW 35; Freeman, PIT 34; Kleber, BAL 33; F.Lewis, PHI 33; Witmer, NYK 33.
Doubles: Kleber, BAL 10; Freeman, PIT 9; Gabriel, NYK 8; Witmer, NYK 8, Taylor, PIT 8; Malay, PIT 8; Daisy, PHI 8.
Triples: Taylor, PIT 6; Kramer, BAL 4; Quinn, PHI 4; F.Lewis, PHI 4; 12 w/ 3
Home Runs: E.Johnson, BOS 10; Murnane, NEW 9; Duttinger, NYK 9; Klopf, NYK 8; Taylor, PIT 8.
RBIs: Murnane, NEW 23; Lutcher, PRO 21; Duttinger, NYK 20; Taylor, PIT 18; Klopf, NYK 17.
Stolen Bases: Klopf, NYK 8; Kleber, BAL 7; Bradely, WAS 5; Slattery, NEW 5
Caught Stealing: Butler, BOS 7; Klopf, NYK 7; Zerbe, NEW 6; Bradley, WAS 5; Kleber, BAL 4; Reilley, NEW 4; Taylor, PIT 4.
Base of Balls: Chase, PRO 16; Bradley, WAS 15; Deaseley, WAS 15; Taylor, PIT 15; E.Johnson, BOS 14.
Strikeouts: Taylor, PIT 20; Deaseley, WAS 19; Scanlon, NEW 19; Slattery, NEW 17; Halpin, WAS 17; Witmer, NYK 17, Dasher, PIT 17.
SLG%: Klopf, NYK .696; Taylor, PIT .667; Duttinger, NYK .651; Murnane, NEW .615; E.Johnson, BOS .607.
Notes
- Tom Evers stint was manager has steadied the course of the Statesmen. Through Game 34, Evers led Washington to a 7-7 record.
- Albert Spaulding's arm injury is considered even more serious than originally thought. His expected return has been labelled as 10 games into the 1921 season
- Despite quality production the "Washington Eds" Callahan and Crane, it appears that the recent success for Richie Jessop and Mike Sutliffe will keep them on the bench for the foreseeable future.
- Newark manger Tim Murnane is still not convinced to put back-up catcher Art Sladen into the starting line-up. Despite Sladen sharp hitting in limited appearances still the All-Star Break, Pat Scanlon has put up less flashy numbers and has been solid behind the plate. Sladen's one position appearance was in the outfield, but with Paul Zerbe taking over the lead-off spot, and Eddie Rauch returning to the line-up, it's unsure where Murnane will place Sladen.
- Philadelphia player-manager Ted Sullivan threw a monkey wrench into the league rules when he called up outfielder Henry Boyle and optioned himself for assignment. Procedurely, he must report to an affiliated club or risk getting cut outright. Luckily, the Yellowjackets as associated with a C-Ball club in Wilmington, so he simply jumped on a train to Delaware, reported, and Wilmington place him as inactive before he jumped on a return trip to Philly. Sullivan was batting .180 with 2 home runs and five rbis in 18 games.
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