Jimmy Archer from the Chronology

Sep 20, 1925 - In Cleveland‚ the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland old-timers play a 6-6‚ 8-inning tie. The lineups include Three Finger Brown‚ Jimmy Archer Artie Hofman‚ Mort Scanlan and Dutch Meier for Chicago; For Cleveland‚ Larry Lajoie‚ Dode Paskert‚ Chief Zimmer‚ Cy Berger‚ Cy Young‚ and Joe Delahanty. The game benefits the Amateur and Old-timer's Baseball Association of Cleveland: "This association employs a doctor to look after the injuries of any boy hurt in baseball in that district." Before boarding the train for Cleveland‚ Brown throws batting practice for the Cubs at Chicago.

Aug 14, 1918 - Sailor Burleigh Grimes pitches Brooklyn to a 4-2 win over the Phils. The Phils take the lead‚ but veteran Jimmy Archer relieves young Mack Wheat behind the plate in the 5th and Grimes' spitball works to perfection after that.

Sep 16, 1912 - The Cubs riddle Mathewson for 10 hits to beat the Giants‚ 4-3. Jimmy Archer's solo homer is the game winner.

Aug 17, 1912 - Chicago's Jimmy Archer singles home Vic Saier in the 11th to give the Cubs a 6-5 win over Christy Mathewson. The Giants lead has now slipped to 5 games.

Sep 30, 1911 - In a field day at Chicago's White Sox park‚ Ed Walsh hits a fungo 419 feet and one-half inch‚ beating a 413 foot eight and one-half inch drive by Cincinnati's Mike Mitchell on September 11‚ 1907. Harry Hooper of the Red Sox wins the accuracy in throwing contest beating Jimmy Archer of the Cubs and Jack Coombs of the A's. The planned three-inning game is called on account of rain.

Aug 2, 1911 - Against visiting Brooklyn‚ King Cole throws a 10-inning 2-hit shutout to give the Cubs a 1-0 win. Jimmy Archer's homer in the 10th off Nat Rucker is the winner.

Oct 2, 1910 - The pennant-bound Cubs end the season with an 8-4 win over the Reds‚ pulling off a triple play in the process. The TP goes left fielder Jimmy Sheckard to C Johnny Kling to 1B Jimmy Archer.