Claimed Players for Season 4

Larry Milton (P) 1903 Cardinals & Cubs @ Robison Field
Harley Hisner (P) 1951 Red Sox & Yankees @ Yankee Stadium I
Clem Llewelyn (P) 1922 Indians & Yankees @ League Park II
Travis Chapman (H) 2003 Braves & Phillies @ Turner Field
Fritz Fisher (P) 1964 Tigers & Twins @ Tiger Field
Earl Howard (P) 1918 Cardinals & Cubs @ Robison Field
Luke Glavenich (P) 1913 Naps & White Sox @ League Park II
Mays Copeland (P) 1935 Cardinals & Pirates @ Sportsmans Park III
Vern Holtgrave (P) 1965 Indians & Tigers @ Tiger Stadium
Mike Schultz (P) 1947 Pirates & Reds @ Forbes Field
Art Goodwin (P) 1905 Americans & Highlanders @ Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds
John LeRoy (P) 1997 Braves & Mets @ Shea Stadium
Eddie Gaedel (H) 1951 Browns & Tigers @ Sportsman's Park III
Lloyd Johnson (P) 1934 Pirates & Reds @ Crosley Field

BLACKLISTED COMBOS

1890 Browns & Colonels
1891 Phillies & Spiders
1892 Orioles & Phillies
1900 Beaneaters & Giants
1902 Orphans & Pirates
1903 Cardinals & Cubs
1905 Americans & Highlanders
1905 Giants & Superbas
1907 Athletics & Senators
1908 Cubs & Doves
1909 Cubs & Phillies
1910 Browns & White Sox
1910 Cubs & Pirates
1910 Naps & Red Sox
1910 Naps & Tigers
1911 Athletics & Naps
1911 Cubs & Pirates
1912 Athletics & Tigers
1912 Tigers & White Sox
1913 Braves & Cardinals
1913 Naps & White Sox
1914 Athletics & Naps
1914 Giants & Pirates
1914 Red Sox & White Sox
1915 Athletics & White Sox
1915 Browns & White Sox
1916 Browns & White Sox
1916 Cubs & Phillies
1916 Tigers & White Sox
1916 Cubs & Giants
1917 Browns & White Sox
1918 Cardinals & Cubs
1918 Giants & Robins
1918 Braves & Giants
1918 Tigers & Yankees
1919 Cubs & Robins
1921 Indians & Senators
1922 Indians & Yankees
1923 Phillies & Pirates
1925 Browns & Senators
1925 Senators & Yankees
1926 Senators & Yankees
1927 Braves & Reds
1928 Red Sox & Yankees
1928 Athletics & Yankees
1934 Cubs & Pirates
1934 Pirates & Reds
1934 White Sox & Yankees
1935 Cardinals & Pirates
1941 Cardinals & Reds
1941 Tigers & Yankees
1943 Cardinals & Phillies
1946 Indians & Senators
1947 Pirates & Reds
1948 Cardinals & Cubs
1949 Braves & Dodgers
1951 Browns & Tigers
1951 Red Sox & Yankees
1955 Senators & Yankees
1956 Cubs & Reds
1956 Giants & Phillies
1957 Dodgers & Phillies
1960 Red Sox & Yankees
1963 Colt 45's & Mets
1963 Cubs & Giants
1964 Indians & Yankees
1964 Tigers & Twins
1965 Indians & Tigers
1969 Athletics & Pilots
1970 Angels & Athletics
1970 Cardinals & Cubs
1971 Astros & Braves
1972 Cardinals & Dodgers
1979 Cubs & Pirates
1981 Red Sox & Yankees
1985 Angels & Blue Jays
1990 Brewers & Rangers
1995 Athletics & Mariners
1996 Phillies & Reds
1997 Braves & Mets
1998 Blue Jays & Devil Rays
1998 Braves & Orioles
1999 Orioles & Red Sox
2000 Athletics & Rockies
2001 Diamondbacks & Rockies
2008 Rangers & Red Sox
2010 Mets & Tigers
2011 Marlins & Phillies
2012 Nationals & Phillies
2013 Mariners & Yankees
2013 Orioles & Red Sox
2013 Phillies & Reds
2014 Dodgers & Twins
2014 Mariners & Tigers
2018 Braves & Nationals

Elvio Jimenez - Indians at Yankees, 1964 (Yankee Stadium)

I'll use Bill Webb - Cards at Phillies, 5-13-1943 (Shibe Park)

I figure if I am going to grab a one time stiff, might as well make it from an historic game. I present to you the "Cannon Fodder" Special aka Charlie Zink. His one callup during that August 12, 2008 tussle against the Texas Rangers was memorable. Despite giving up 8 runs in 4 1/3 innings, still didn't get the loss as the hometown Sox rallied to win 19-17 in what has been called "The Football Game"

on a side note: somehow the Texas Rangers managed to use 30 pitchers that year but none was a Cuppa Joe special. They just went through the garbage can and found whatever didn't smell too bad and threw them out there. BOMBS AWAY!!!

and to complete your history lesson, that 2008 Red Sox team now famous for having 3 future managers on the team. Any guesses people?

1911 Ernie Ovitz Pirates@ Cubs, 6-22-1911 West Side Grounds

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I’ll come back....Red Bird is our guy . Pitcher 1921

9/17/21 Cleveland at Washington (Griffith)

I'm back with Ralph McCabe- Senators at Cleveland played at League Park II on 09-18-1946

Oddities: I didn't know that the Tribe played at both Cleveland Stadium and League Park II in the 1946 season. Thought the "Mistake on the Lake" was well established as their home field by then. Was glad to see this particular game was played at League Park as it favors doubles and my squad hit a bunch of them.

McCabe's only game was this start against the Senators late in the season. He pitched 4 innings yielding 5 hits and 5 ER (gave up three homers)

Evidently the denizens of Cleveland were pretty much done following the team, and the Senators weren't much of a draw. Only 3,212 fans attended the game which took 1 hour and 42 minutes.

Steve Lomasney, 1999 BOS at BAL

I am back with Howard Armstrong whose 9/30/11 cup of coffee resulted in his Phila A's blowing the lead to lose to the Naps 4-3 at home in Shibe Park.

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I’ll take Clem Llewelyn P 1922 NY Yankees & Cleveland Indians