TEAM NEWS Wednesday, 10/25/1936 |
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Charlie Hargreaves retires ... Ernie Maun retires ... Butch Weis retires ... Joseph Campbell retires ... Fan loyalty drops to Good... William Byrd gets a new one-year contract worth $350,000 through salary arbitration. Hal Trosky gets a new one-year contract worth $5,235,714 through salary arbitration. Tiny Chaplin gets a new one-year contract worth $1,281,429 through salary arbitration. Glenn Spencer gets a new one-year contract worth $350,000 through salary arbitration. Elmer Yoter becomes a free agent. Harry Rice becomes a free agent. George Grantham becomes a free agent. Specs Toporczer becomes a free agent. Randy Moore gets a new one-year contract worth $350,000 through salary arbitration. Leon Chagnon gets a new one-year contract worth $350,000 through salary arbitration. Guy Bush becomes a free agent.
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John Williams was named National League-Pitcher of the Month ! He had a record of 6-1 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.38 and 1 shutouts.
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Hal Trosky crushes 2 homers against Philadelphia (N).
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William Byrd was named National League-Pitcher of the Month ! He had a record of 5-1 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 3.14.
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Rudy York was named Player of the Week! He batted .462 in 26 AB, with 4 HR and 10 RBI.
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John Williams was named National League-Pitcher of the Month ! He had a record of 5-2 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 3.07.
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Lonny Frey crushes 2 homers against St. Louis (N).
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Rudy York hits 2 homers against New York (N).
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Hal Trosky was named Player of the Week! He batted .583 in 24 AB, with 3 HR and 13 RBI.
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Hal Trosky sets a new season Team-Record for Runs with 129!
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Hal Trosky sets a new season Team-Record for Hits with 208!
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John Williams was named National League-Pitcher of the year ! In 45 games started, he pitched 381 innings, fanning 320 and walking 29 batters.
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