The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Longest game, Is innings; Chicago 13, Washington 5 Faber for Chicago, Courtney, Erickson and Johnson for Washington at Washington, May 20.
 Shortest game, l hour minutes; 5 innings New York 3, Philadelphia Q; Mays for New York, PommeH for Phil adeiphia; at Philadelphia, Septem- ber 97.
 Largest score, Detroit 2l, st. Louis g.: Oldham for Detroit, Shooker, Weilman and Vangilder for St. Louis; at De- troit, July 20.
 Greatest number of total bases, 42; made by New York against Chicago at New York. July IT, included 9 sin gfes. doubles, 2 triples. home runs.
 Most stolen bases in Ginning game, York, at New York, May 31, afternoon game; Hannah catching for New York.
 Made by Philadelphia against Wash ington, at Washington, June %; Char rity catching for Washington.
 Most sacrifice hits in Shining game, 6; made by Boston against Cleveland, at Cleveland, June 23. Made by Boston against Detroit, at Boston. August 10
 Made by Cleveland against Washing ton, at Cleveland. September IT.
 Most bases on balls in Shining game, 13; received by Detroit against Cleveland. at Cleveland, April 20; pitchers for Cleveland. Caldwell My CTS, Faeth. Morton and Uhle Most strikeouts in Ginning game, II; by Shocker of St. Louis against New York, at New York, July 1S first game.
 Greatest number left on bases in g. inning game, by Boston in game with St. Louis, at Boston, July 12.
 Most assists in Shining game. 26; made by New York against Washing ton, at New York, April 26.
 Players with most stolen bases in Ginning game: Roth of Washington, 4 made agains New York. at New York, May 31, sec- ond game; Hannah catching for New York
 Player with most sacrifice hits in Shining game: Bush of Detroit, ,. against St. Louis, at Detroit, May s. Shutouts for the Philadelphia | 17; Boston, 15; Detroit, Il; Chicago, g. Cleveland. s; New York, z; St. Louis, 6; Washington |.
 l One-Run Games for the Season--De troit, B Philadelphia, r; Washington, 15 Cleveland, IA: Chicago, l3; St. Louis, i3 New York, P; Boston, Il. l Two-Run Games for the Season-Phiia delphia, 25; Washington, 23; Chicago, l9 l St. Louis IS; Boston, 16 New York, II ] Detroit F; Cleveland, 10. | No-Hit tiame-Walter Johnson 0 ] Washington against Boston at Boston
 July | Won, to 0. Nineinnings. l One-Hit Games-Collins of New Yorl against Boston at New York June 2j Won, II to 0. Nine innings l Morton of Cleveland against Boston a 1 Cleveland, July 31. Won, ? to l. Nine in
 nings.
 l Williams of Chicago against Clevelan, at Cleveland, April %. Won. to
 Nine innings. Harper of Boston agains l Philadelphia at Boston, May 10. Won, I to 1. Nine innings Ehmke of Detroi against New York at New York, Ma, 24 Won, to 1. Nine innings. Keef lof Philadelphia against Boston at Phila delphia, July : (first game). Won. 6 to ! Nine innings. Perry of Philadelphl; against Boston at Philadelphia, Augis | I3 (first gane). Won, to 5 to l. Nin 1 innings. Harris of Philadelphia agains ] Detroit at Philadelphia. September 1 Won, to 0. Nine innings. Hodge O Chicago against Detroit at Chicago, Sep tember (aftarnoon game). Won. to l
 Ten innings. Shawkey of New Yorl against Philadelphia at New York. Sep tember (afternoon game) Won, to Nine innings