White Sox @ Senators
August 26, 1916

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Senators	0	1	0

Bottom 1	R	H	E
White Sox	0	2	0
Senators	0	1	0

Elmer Smith Season Stats

	Game	Season
Average
OBP
At Bats
Hits
• Singles
• Doubles
• Triples
• Home Runs
Walks
RBI’s

Reb Russell Season Stats

Wins	Losses	Saves
12	8	2

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Griffith Stadium - August 26, 1916

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Stolen Base

Reb Russell

Jack Lapp

Jack Fournier

Eddie Collins

Buck Weaver

Zeb Terry

Shano Collins

Happy Felsch

Shoeless Joe Jackson

Elmer Smith

Clyde Milan

Count: - , 2 Outs

Count: - , 2 Outs

There goes Milan. The throw from Lapp and he is safe. Milan steals second.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Bottom 1 Milan hits a ball on the ground into left center field for a base hit.

Bottom 1 Foster hits a ball on the ground between the mound and first base. Russell scoops up the ball, races to the bag, and beats Foster for the out.

Bottom 1 Leonard hits a popup towards short. Terry settles under it and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Fournier hits a fly ball, foul, into left field. Shanks settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Jackson hits a fly ball into center field. Milan settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Collins hits a line drive into left field for a base hit. Collins moves to second.

Top 1 Collins hits a line drive into right field for a base hit.

Top 1 Weaver hits a popup towards first. Judge settles under it and makes the catch for the out.

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