100th Anniversary
BROOKLYN ROBINS
1920 National League Champions
Game #56: Friday, June 25, 1920, GAME ONE - BR
Brooklyn Robins vs. Boston Braves
Braves Field
Leon Cadore's Fine Effort Leads Robins to Third Straight
After posting a 6-9 home stand perhaps it's best Brooklyn hit the road. Arriving in Boston Friday's first game against the Braves makes up a May 4 postponement. Leon Cadore returns to the scene of his 26-inning effort back on May 1, from which some say he is yet to fully recover. However on this day he appears just fine surrendering a lone unearned run on seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts through nine complete. When Braves starter Bill Fillingim walks the bases load in the first inning manager George Stallings yanks him from the box with haste. With one out Hi Myers lofts a sacrifice fly to center scoring Pete Kilduff from third. Otherwise reliever Bunny Hearns puts out an early fire. That is, until Hi Myers drives in Brooklyn's second run in the third. Afterward runs batted in from Jimmy Johnston, pinch hitter Bernie Neis, and getting a start at shortstop Bill McCabe, round out the scoring in a 5-1 final. Leon Cadore wins his fifth against four losses with a 1.69 earned run average.
Game #57: Friday, June 25, 1920, GAME TWO - BR
Brooklyn Robins vs. Boston Braves
Braves Field
Boston Gains Split; Jeff Pfeffer Outdone by Braves Jack Scott
Boston strikes back on the strength of starter Jack Scott's right arm outperforming that of trusted Brooklyn hurler Jeff Pfeffer. Scott yields single runs batted in from Jimmy Johnston and Zack Wheat, but little else. The Robins manage just six hits, two by Otto Miller, and draw a mere two walks against Jack Scott who wins his sixth decision of the season against three loses. Boston shortstop Hod Ford is big man on campus going 2 for 4 with a triple and three runs batted in. Pfeffer's line reads four earned runs on eight hits and three walks with one strikeout. He falls to 3-8 with a 3.18 ERA.
- RECORD: 31-25 (.553)
- 2nd place; 1.5 GB
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