TEAM NEWS Friday, 10/20/1929 |
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Shags Horan retires ... Bruno Betzel retires ... George Smith retires ... Harvey Mcclellan retires ... Ben Mallonee retires ... Ernie Neitzke retires ... Ernie Cox retires ... Jack Knight retires ... Nat Rogers retires ... Bobby Murray retires ... Guy Morrison retires ... Frank Snyder becomes a free agent. Dewey Creacy gets a new one-year contract worth $1,528,571 through salary arbitration. Jack Tobin becomes a free agent. Freddy Leach becomes a free agent. Red Shea becomes a free agent. Dick Cox gets a new one-year contract worth $1,278,571 through salary arbitration. Joe Hauser becomes a free agent. Chick Hafey gets a new one-year contract worth $3,207,143 through salary arbitration. Jimmy Lyons becomes a free agent. Jack Marshall gets a new one-year contract worth $964,286 through salary arbitration. Lance Richbourg becomes a free agent. Colonel Snover becomes a free agent. Hod Ford gets a new one-year contract worth $1,342,857 through salary arbitration. Larry Woodall gets a new one-year contract worth $350,000 through salary arbitration. Chief Yellow horse gets a new one-year contract worth $768,571 through salary arbitration. Fred Haney becomes a free agent. Hack Miller becomes a free agent.
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Swede Risberg sets a new single game NL-Record for Triples with 2!
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Rosy Ryan sets a new single game NL-Record for Strikeouts with 5. Jigger Statz has 4 hits against Cincinnati.
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Jigger Statz sets a new single game NL-Record for Triples with 2! Isaac Lane has 4 hits against Philadelphia (N).
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Rosy Ryan pitches a NO-HITTER against St. Louis (N)!!
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Rosy Ryan pitches a 4-hit shutout against Cincinnati!!
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Isaac Lane sets a new season NL-Record for Losses with 34. Isaac Lane sets a new season Team-Record for Losses with 34.
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Jigger Statz sets a new season Team-Record for At-Bats with 618!
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Isaac Lane sets a new season NL-Record for Losses with 35. Isaac Lane sets a new season Team-Record for Losses with 35.
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