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SEPTEMBER
1936
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 1, 1936 | | Boston Red Sox
4, Cleveland Indians
1 at Fenway Park | | | Detroit Tigers
4, Philadelphia Athletics
1 at Shibe Park | | | Washington Senators
5, St. Louis Browns
3 at Griffith Stadium | | | New York Giants
7, Chicago Cubs
4 at Wrigley Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
3, Philadelphia Phillies
2 at Crosley Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
3, Boston Braves
1 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 2, 1936 | | Cleveland Indians
4, New York Yankees
3 at Yankee Stadium | | | St. Louis Browns
13, Philadelphia Athletics
11 at Shibe Park | | | Detroit Tigers
3, Washington Senators
2 at Griffith Stadium | | | Chicago Cubs
4, Brooklyn Dodgers
0 at Wrigley Field | | | St. Louis Cardinals
4, New York Giants
3 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 3, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
3, Boston Red Sox
2 at Fenway Park | | | Boston Red Sox
5, Chicago White Sox
0 at Fenway Park | | | New York Yankees
6, Cleveland Indians
4 at Yankee Stadium | | | St. Louis Browns
3, Philadelphia Athletics
2 at Shibe Park | | | Washington Senators
3, Detroit Tigers
1 at Griffith Stadium | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
1, Chicago Cubs
0 at Wrigley Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
3, Boston Braves
0 at Crosley Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
6, Boston Braves
4 at Crosley Field | | | Philadelphia Phillies
4, Pittsburgh Pirates
3 at Forbes Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
5, Philadelphia Phillies
1 at Forbes Field | | | New York Giants
2, St. Louis Cardinals
1 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 4, 1936 | | New York Yankees
9, Boston Red Sox
6 at Fenway Park | | | Washington Senators
7, Philadelphia Athletics
3 at Griffith Stadium | | | Chicago Cubs
8, Pittsburgh Pirates
0 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 5, 1936 | | Boston Red Sox
3, New York Yankees
2 at Fenway Park | | | New York Yankees
7, Boston Red Sox
7 at Fenway Park | | | Chicago White Sox
9, Cleveland Indians
0 at Comiskey Park I | | | Detroit Tigers
7, St. Louis Browns
2 at Tiger Stadium | | | Philadelphia Athletics
4, Washington Senators
3 at Griffith Stadium | | | St. Louis Cardinals
3, Cincinnati Reds
2 at Crosley Field | | | Boston Braves
6, New York Giants
2 at Polo Grounds V | | | Boston Braves
7, New York Giants
3 at Polo Grounds V | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
3, Philadelphia Phillies
2 at Baker Bowl | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
4, Philadelphia Phillies
3 at Baker Bowl | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
1, Chicago Cubs
0 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 6, 1936 | | Boston Red Sox
14, New York Yankees
5 at Fenway Park | | | Boston Red Sox
4, New York Yankees
2 at Fenway Park | | | Chicago White Sox
15, Cleveland Indians
1 at Comiskey Park I | | | Chicago White Sox
6, Cleveland Indians
3 at Comiskey Park I | | | Washington Senators
7, Philadelphia Athletics
1 at Griffith Stadium | | | Washington Senators
7, Philadelphia Athletics
5 at Griffith Stadium | | | Cincinnati Reds
5, St. Louis Cardinals
3 at Crosley Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
8, St. Louis Cardinals
4 at Crosley Field | | | Boston Braves
3, New York Giants
2 at Polo Grounds V | | | Philadelphia Phillies
7, Brooklyn Dodgers
5 at Baker Bowl | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
5, Chicago Cubs
4 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Sonny Dunlap, an All-American girls A.A.U. basketball
player for the Tulsa Stenos, is in RF for the Fayetteville
Bears in a 5-1 win over Cassville (Class D Arkansas-Missouri
League). She goes hitless in 3 trips but hits the
ball hard. She is the first woman to play an
entire game, and represents the 2nd and last time
a woman plays in the minors.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 7, 1936 | | Detroit Tigers
8, Chicago White Sox
7 at Comiskey Park I | | | Chicago White Sox
8, Detroit Tigers
7 at Comiskey Park I | | | St. Louis Browns
6, Cleveland Indians
4 at League Park II | | | Cleveland Indians
7, St. Louis Browns
1 at League Park II | | | New York Yankees
4, Philadelphia Athletics
3 at Yankee Stadium | | | New York Yankees
8, Philadelphia Athletics
3 at Yankee Stadium | | | Washington Senators
6, Boston Red Sox
4 at Griffith Stadium | | | Boston Red Sox
6, Washington Senators
5 at Griffith Stadium | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
2, Boston Braves
1 at Braves Field | | | Boston Braves
4, Brooklyn Dodgers
1 at Braves Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
6, Chicago Cubs
2 at Crosley Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
8, Chicago Cubs
4 at Crosley Field | | | New York Giants
6, Philadelphia Phillies
2 at Baker Bowl | | | New York Giants
14, Philadelphia Phillies
11 at Baker Bowl | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
4, St. Louis Cardinals
1 at Forbes Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
14, St. Louis Cardinals
1 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 8, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
7, Detroit Tigers
5 at Comiskey Park I | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
The Yankees sweep the Indians 11-3 and 129
to clinch the pennant on the earliest date ever.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 9, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
3, Boston Red Sox
2 at Comiskey Park I | | | New York Yankees
11, Cleveland Indians
3 at League Park II | | | New York Yankees
12, Cleveland Indians
9 at League Park II | | | Washington Senators
11, Detroit Tigers
4 at Tiger Stadium | | | St. Louis Cardinals
3, Boston Braves
1 at Braves Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
8, Pittsburgh Pirates
7 at Ebbets Field | | | New York Giants
4, Cincinnati Reds
2 at Polo Grounds V | | | Cincinnati Reds
3, New York Giants
2 at Polo Grounds V | | | Chicago Cubs
10, Philadelphia Phillies
3 at Baker Bowl | | | Philadelphia Phillies
5, Chicago Cubs
4 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 10, 1936 | | Cleveland Indians
5, New York Yankees
4 at League Park II | | | Detroit Tigers
5, Washington Senators
2 at Tiger Stadium | | | Philadelphia Athletics
12, St. Louis Browns
7 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Philadelphia Athletics
4, St. Louis Browns
4 at Sportsman's Park III | | | St. Louis Cardinals
3, Boston Braves
2 at Braves Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
11, Brooklyn Dodgers
5 at Ebbets Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
7, New York Giants
2 at Polo Grounds V | | | Chicago Cubs
3, Philadelphia Phillies
2 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Hod Lisenbee of the Philadelphia A's ties a ML record
for hits allowed, giving up 26 in a 17-2 rout
by the White Sox.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 11, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
17, Philadelphia Athletics
2 at Comiskey Park I | | | Washington Senators
7, Cleveland Indians
2 at League Park II | | | New York Yankees
14, Detroit Tigers
4 at Tiger Stadium | | | Boston Red Sox
6, St. Louis Browns
2 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
10, Boston Braves
3 at Braves Field | | | St. Louis Cardinals
12, Brooklyn Dodgers
8 at Ebbets Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
5, St. Louis Cardinals
4 at Ebbets Field | | | New York Giants
5, Chicago Cubs
1 at Polo Grounds V | | | Philadelphia Phillies
9, Cincinnati Reds
6 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Kid Elberfeld pinch-hits at age 61 for his Fulton
(Kitty League) team and grounds out to 3B.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 12, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
5, Philadelphia Athletics
1 at Comiskey Park I | | | Washington Senators
12, Cleveland Indians
2 at League Park II | | | Detroit Tigers
10, New York Yankees
1 at Tiger Stadium | | | St. Louis Browns
6, Boston Red Sox
4 at Sportsman's Park III | | | St. Louis Browns
3, Boston Red Sox
2 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Boston Braves
3, Pittsburgh Pirates
2 at Braves Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
9, St. Louis Cardinals
8 at Ebbets Field | | | St. Louis Cardinals
10, Brooklyn Dodgers
3 at Ebbets Field | | | Chicago Cubs
6, New York Giants
0 at Polo Grounds V | | | Philadelphia Phillies
7, Cincinnati Reds
1 at Baker Bowl | | | Philadelphia Phillies
7, Cincinnati Reds
2 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Bob Feller, still only 17, breaks the AL record
and ties the ML mark with 17 strikeouts, defeating
the A's 5-2.
The Cardinals and Giants split a doubleheader
at the Polo Grounds before 64,417, the largest crowd
in the 60-year history of the NL.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 13, 1936 | | Cleveland Indians
5, Philadelphia Athletics
2 at Cleveland Stadium | | | Cleveland Indians
5, Philadelphia Athletics
4 at Cleveland Stadium | | | Boston Red Sox
7, Detroit Tigers
4 at Tiger Stadium | | | New York Yankees
10, St. Louis Browns
7 at Sportsman's Park III | | | New York Yankees
13, St. Louis Browns
1 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Cincinnati Reds
2, Boston Braves
1 at Braves Field | | | Boston Braves
6, Cincinnati Reds
1 at Braves Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
6, Chicago Cubs
3 at Ebbets Field | | | Chicago Cubs
9, Brooklyn Dodgers
7 at Ebbets Field | | | New York Giants
8, St. Louis Cardinals
4 at Polo Grounds V | | | St. Louis Cardinals
4, New York Giants
3 at Polo Grounds V | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
5, Philadelphia Phillies
3 at Baker Bowl | | | Philadelphia Phillies
4, Pittsburgh Pirates
3 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Pittsburgh's Paul Waner ties Rogers Hornsby's modern
NL record, reaching 200 hits for the 7th time.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 14, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
5, Washington Senators
4 at Comiskey Park I | | | Chicago White Sox
11, Washington Senators
3 at Comiskey Park I | | | Detroit Tigers
1, Boston Red Sox
0 at Tiger Stadium | | | Cincinnati Reds
6, Boston Braves
0 at Braves Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
2, Chicago Cubs
1 at Ebbets Field | | | New York Giants
7, St. Louis Cardinals
5 at Polo Grounds V | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
11, Philadelphia Phillies
4 at Baker Bowl | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
6, Philadelphia Phillies
5 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Johnny Allen wins his 20th for Cleveland, though
he is forced to leave the game with a back injury,
after hurling 5 innings of no-hit ball.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 15, 1936 | | New York Yankees
7, Chicago White Sox
1 at Comiskey Park I | | | Cleveland Indians
13, Boston Red Sox
2 at League Park II | | | Detroit Tigers
8, Philadelphia Athletics
5 at Tiger Stadium | | | Washington Senators
13, St. Louis Browns
7 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Washington Senators
6, St. Louis Browns
1 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 16, 1936 | | Cleveland Indians
13, Boston Red Sox
3 at League Park II | | | Detroit Tigers
6, Philadelphia Athletics
2 at Tiger Stadium | | | Chicago Cubs
3, Boston Braves
2 at Braves Field | | | Chicago Cubs
4, Boston Braves
2 at Braves Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
7, Cincinnati Reds
4 at Ebbets Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
10, Cincinnati Reds
2 at Ebbets Field | | | New York Giants
2, Pittsburgh Pirates
1 at Polo Grounds V | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
4, New York Giants
3 at Polo Grounds V | | | Philadelphia Phillies
7, St. Louis Cardinals
3 at Baker Bowl | | | St. Louis Cardinals
5, Philadelphia Phillies
2 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 17, 1936 | | Detroit Tigers
5, Cleveland Indians
2 at Tiger Stadium | | | St. Louis Browns
5, Chicago White Sox
2 at Sportsman's Park III | | | New York Giants
17, Brooklyn Dodgers
3 at Ebbets Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
14, Cincinnati Reds
10 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Larry MacPhail abruptly quits as the Reds GM. He
will be replaced by Warren Giles.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 18, 1936 | | Detroit Tigers
6, Cleveland Indians
3 at Tiger Stadium | | | St. Louis Browns
6, Chicago White Sox
5 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Chicago Cubs
3, St. Louis Cardinals
0 at Wrigley Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 19, 1936 | | Detroit Tigers
7, Cleveland Indians
3 at Tiger Stadium | | | New York Yankees
6, Washington Senators
5 at Yankee Stadium | | | Boston Red Sox
5, Philadelphia Athletics
1 at Shibe Park | | | Boston Braves
5, Philadelphia Phillies
0 at Braves Field | | | New York Giants
9, Brooklyn Dodgers
1 at Ebbets Field | | | St. Louis Cardinals
9, Chicago Cubs
6 at Wrigley Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
7, Cincinnati Reds
6 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 20, 1936 | | Detroit Tigers
5, Cleveland Indians
3 at Tiger Stadium | | | Washington Senators
6, New York Yankees
1 at Yankee Stadium | | | New York Yankees
3, Washington Senators
2 at Yankee Stadium | | | Philadelphia Athletics
3, Boston Red Sox
1 at Shibe Park | | | Philadelphia Athletics
5, Boston Red Sox
4 at Shibe Park | | | St. Louis Browns
8, Chicago White Sox
5 at Sportsman's Park III | | | St. Louis Browns
9, Chicago White Sox
3 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Boston Braves
5, Philadelphia Phillies
3 at Braves Field | | | Boston Braves
6, Philadelphia Phillies
5 at Braves Field | | | New York Giants
5, Brooklyn Dodgers
0 at Ebbets Field | | | Chicago Cubs
4, St. Louis Cardinals
3 at Wrigley Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
5, Cincinnati Reds
1 at Forbes Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
6, Cincinnati Reds
4 at Forbes Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 21, 1936 | | Brooklyn Dodgers
7, Boston Braves
1 at Braves Field | | | St. Louis Cardinals
5, Chicago Cubs
4 at Wrigley Field | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 22, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
8, Cleveland Indians
8 at League Park II | | | Detroit Tigers
12, St. Louis Browns
0 at Tiger Stadium | | | Detroit Tigers
14, St. Louis Browns
0 at Tiger Stadium | | | New York Yankees
10, Philadelphia Athletics
3 at Yankee Stadium | | | Washington Senators
4, Boston Red Sox
0 at Griffith Stadium | | | Boston Braves
4, Brooklyn Dodgers
3 at Braves Field | | | Boston Braves
3, Brooklyn Dodgers
2 at Braves Field | | | Chicago Cubs
11, Pittsburgh Pirates
4 at Wrigley Field | | | Philadelphia Phillies
11, New York Giants
7 at Baker Bowl | | | Philadelphia Phillies
6, New York Giants
2 at Baker Bowl | | | St. Louis Cardinals
6, Cincinnati Reds
3 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Pitching in the 10th straight Giants game, Carl
Hubbell notches his 16th consecutive victory, his
26th of the year. He resumes the streak next year
to reach a record 24 wins in a row.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 | | Cleveland Indians
17, Chicago White Sox
2 at League Park II | | | Chicago White Sox
8, Cleveland Indians
3 at League Park II | | | St. Louis Browns
10, Detroit Tigers
1 at Tiger Stadium | | | New York Yankees
12, Philadelphia Athletics
5 at Yankee Stadium | | | Washington Senators
3, Boston Red Sox
2 at Griffith Stadium | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
8, Boston Braves
6 at Braves Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
7, Chicago Cubs
6 at Wrigley Field | | | New York Giants
5, Philadelphia Phillies
4 at Baker Bowl | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
The Giants clinch the pennant, winning 2-1
in the 10th of the opening game of a doubleheader
with the Boston Bees. P Hal Schumacher singles in
the winning run.
The AL batting crown is decided when Luke Appling
of the White Sox goes 4-for-4 in the 2nd game of a
doubleheader with Cleveland. Runner-up Earl Averill
is held hitless. Appling will coast to a 10-point
margin at .388.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 24, 1936 | | Philadelphia Athletics
4, New York Yankees
3 at Yankee Stadium | | | New York Giants
2, Boston Braves
1 at Braves Field | | | Boston Braves
4, New York Giants
0 at Braves Field | | | Philadelphia Phillies
4, Brooklyn Dodgers
2 at Ebbets Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
4, Philadelphia Phillies
2 at Ebbets Field | | | Pittsburgh Pirates
4, Chicago Cubs
0 at Wrigley Field | | | St. Louis Cardinals
5, Cincinnati Reds
4 at Sportsman's Park III | | | St. Louis Cardinals
2, Cincinnati Reds
0 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
Joe Medwick sets a still-standing NL record with
his 64th double.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 25, 1936 | | St. Louis Browns
8, Cleveland Indians
2 at League Park II | | | Cleveland Indians
7, St. Louis Browns
6 at League Park II | | | New York Yankees
6, Philadelphia Athletics
5 at Shibe Park | | | Washington Senators
9, Boston Red Sox
3 at Griffith Stadium | | | New York Giants
3, Boston Braves
2 at Braves Field | | | Cincinnati Reds
3, St. Louis Cardinals
2 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 26, 1936 | | Chicago White Sox
5, St. Louis Browns
3 at Comiskey Park I | | | Chicago White Sox
8, St. Louis Browns
6 at Comiskey Park I | | | Cleveland Indians
5, Detroit Tigers
3 at League Park II | | | New York Yankees
3, Washington Senators
1 at Griffith Stadium | | | Cincinnati Reds
5, Pittsburgh Pirates
1 at Crosley Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
9, New York Giants
2 at Polo Grounds V | | | Chicago Cubs
12, St. Louis Cardinals
2 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
When Johnny Mize is thrown out in the 7th inning
for arguing, rookie 1B Walt Alston subs. In his only
ML game, the future Hall of Fame manager makes one
error in 2 chances and is fanned by Lon Warneke in
his only at bat.
| SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 27, 1936 | | Philadelphia Athletics
8, Boston Red Sox
4 at Fenway Park | | | Boston Red Sox
5, Philadelphia Athletics
4 at Fenway Park | | | Cleveland Indians
9, Detroit Tigers
1 at Cleveland Stadium | | | Washington Senators
10, New York Yankees
5 at Griffith Stadium | | | Cincinnati Reds
6, Pittsburgh Pirates
5 at Crosley Field | | | Brooklyn Dodgers
8, New York Giants
3 at Polo Grounds V | | | Boston Braves
7, Philadelphia Phillies
3 at Baker Bowl | | | Philadelphia Phillies
4, Boston Braves
3 at Baker Bowl | | | Chicago Cubs
6, St. Louis Cardinals
3 at Sportsman's Park III | | | Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org) |
IN THE NEWS:
The Boston Red Sox release Heinie Manush, and make
Bing Miller a coach to replace Al Schacht, who will
begin to barnstorm as the "Clown Prince of Baseball."
IN THE NEWS:
In the WS opener, Carl Hubbell scatters 7 hits and
limits the Yankees to a solo HR by George Selkirk.
The Giants take a decisive 6-1 win.
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