Bob Chipman from the Chronology

Aug 9, 1950 - At Boston‚ Bob Chipman tosses a 4-hitter to beat the Giants‚ 3-2‚ ending their 8-game win streak and handing them their 2nd loss in 19 games. After 3 wins‚ Jim Hearn loses his first game as a Giant after being acquired from St. Louis. Bob Elliot has a pair of doubles for Boston‚ driving in the tying run and scoring the winning run. Elliot shrugs of the distracting techniques of Eddie Stanky‚ who stands near 2B and waves his arms as Dave Koslo delivers.

Oct 1, 1949 - The Cards lose a critical game to the Cubs‚ 3-1‚ as Bob Chipman bests Cubs nemesis Harry Brecheen. Hal Jeffcoat homers for the Cubs.

Jul 4, 1949 - The Redbirds divide with the Cubs‚ winning 9-4‚ Freddie Martin over Johnny Schmitz‚ then losing 5-0 as Bob Chipman tops Al Brazle.

May 30, 1945 - Before the biggest Wrigley crowd-42‚565 paid-in 7 years‚ the Giants top the host Cubs‚ 8-6 in the opener‚ and Mel Ott passes Honus Wagner's career total of 4‚888 total bases to set an NL record. Wagner's has since been adjusted to 4868 and both players' totals have been passed. Slim Emmerich is the winner over Ray Prim. The Cubs take the nitecap‚ 11-2 behind Bob Chipman's 3-hit win over Bill Voiselle. Andy Pafko clouts a 3-run homer in the 3rd. It's Voiselle's 2nd straight pounding after winning his first 8 games.

Jun 11, 1944 - In Pittsburgh‚ Chicago's Paul Erickson stops the Pirates‚ 5-0‚ and newly acquired Bob Chipman follows with a 1-0 win. The Cubs score in the nitecap comes on rookie Tony York's 6th hit of the day: he'll have just 20 hits in this‚ his only ML season.

Jun 8, 1944 - The Cubs trade reserve infielder Eddie Stanky to the Dodgers for P Bob Chipman.