Ted is correct that we have proofed
against the daily totals for our most recently released seasons, but that is
not the case for all seasons. For some of them we did not have the official
daily records at the time of the release. At any rate, I have checked the
microfilm with the 1911 daily records and our accounts does NOT agree. The
official sheet has him one single, one double, one triple and no home runs. The
triple was on July 4, which we have. We have with a homer on September 2, which
the official totals have as a single for him. I will take a look at errors for
opposing fielders to see if that explains it, but I wanted to get this report
out right away.
Dave Smith
From:SABR_Records@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SABR_Records@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Theodore Turocy Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 11:42
AM To:SABR_Records@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [SABR_Records] Re:
Claude Hendrix
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:32 AM, WORTH, FRED <worthf@...> wrote:
Lee Sinins says 2
singles, Retrosheet and Baseball-reference.com say one of each hit.
So who is right??
Retrosheet has play-by-play from the Pittsburg(h)
Post for all 4 of the hits, which seem to corroborate the one of each
type theory. Retrosheet also proofs against the official dailies, so I
assume (without having them in front of me) the official dailies agree.
I recently came across a small item in The Sporting News, 10/19/11 edition. It states that Hendrix had but 4 hits all season: A single, double, triple, and...
Madison McEntire published an article in Baseball Research Journal about 10 years ago dealing with this "season cycle." The other ones who have done it are: ...
You are older than you think, Fred --- it's actually been almost 15 years ago. At that time I did not have access to pitcher's hitting stats and did not find...
My old Macmillan records 2 singles, a double, a triple, and no homer for Hendrix. ... From: Madison McEntire To: SABR_Records@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday,...
Lee Sinins says 2 singles, Retrosheet and Baseball-reference.com say one of each hit. So who is right?? Dr. Fred Worth, Professor Department of Mathematics ...
... Retrosheet has play-by-play from the Pittsburg(h) Post for all 4 of the hits, which seem to corroborate the one of each type theory. Retrosheet also...
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Theodore Turocy <drarbiter@...> ... To those w/ProQuest... Pirates Hit Ball Hard and Win. New York Times (1857-Current...
Well, Ted is correct that we have proofed against the daily totals for our most recently released seasons, but that is not the case for all seasons. For some...
I have done a little more checking in the official records for the events of 9-2-1911 (G1). The record shows 1 error for St. Louis in that, as do we. We agree...
SABR's Home Run Log lists an inside the park homer in the third inning on 9/2/1911 (G1). David Vincent **************Get trade secrets for amazing burgers....
From the Tattersall-McConnell Home Run Log: http://members.sabr.org/members.cfm?a=rtl&rtl=enc&enc=hrl&pid=6135&yr=1911&hrv=b 09/02/1911 1 Bob Harmon (opposing...
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