Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-07
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS BROKEN:
Mos strikeouts, pitcher. Eame-is, San
dy Koufax. Dodgers (old mara, u byI
Carl Erskine, Brooklyn Nj Oct. z. iss3D
Most strikeouts, pitcher, four-Eame se-
ries-23. Sandy K0ufax, DodeerS foid
marx, IS By Dick Rudolph. Boston NJ,
Most puiouts, catcher. Eams-Is, John
Roseboro, Dodgers (oid marx, II BY
Mickey Cochrane, Philadelphia AL, Oct.
s-s, lg29 and Roy campanella. Brooklyn
NJ Oct. z, 1850.
Most games lost. pitcher. total SERIES
. Whitley foro, Yankees (old marx. a
BY Ford and five olhers).
Most strikeouts, total series-AS, Mickey
Mantle Yankees (extended own mark.
Most bases on balls, total series-37,
Mickey Mantle, Yankees (extended own
mark.
Most series PLAYED, first basement
Bill SkoNron, Dodgers (shared mark with
Lou Gehrig and Joe Collins, New YORK
Most series played, outfeIder H.,
Mickey Mantle, Yankees (shared marx
with Joe DiMaggio, New York ALI.
Most series played pitcher-lo, Whitley
Ford Yankees (extended own mark).
Whitley Ford. Yankees Sszteaded own
mark.
Most games started, pitcher, total g.
ries-2l' Whitley Ford Yankees (extend-
ed own mark.
Most innings pitched, total series
40 ~. Whitley Ford. Yankees Cextended
Most bases on balls, total series-ss.
Whitley Ford, Yankees (old marx, q BY
Art Nehf, New York MI and Chicago
NJ. and Allie Reynolds, New York AID.
Most strikeouts BY pitcher, total series
20, Whitley Ford New York AL Eek
Most opening games pitched, total se-
RESI-, Whitley Ford, New York AL (old
marx : shared with Red Running, New
Most series playable. Yod Bsna,
Yankees (extended own mark.
Most series played, one club-lt, Yogi
Berra, Yankees (extended own mark,
Most games, total series-75, Yogi Ber-I
"a, Yankees (extended own mark.
Most at bats, total series-25 s, Yogi
Berra, Yankees (extended own mark.
Most games played, Outfielder, total Sc
ries-S, Mickey Mantle, Yankees (old
mark, 50 by Hank Bauer, New York ALI.
Most putouts, pitcher, total series-ll,
Whitley Ford Yankees (extended own
Most assists, first basemen, total Sc
RESP, Bill SkOwron, Dodgers (extend-
ed own mark.
Most double plays. first basemen, four.
game series-7, Joe Pepitone, Yankees
(old mark, by Charlie Grimm, Chicago
MI, l932).
Most putouts, catcher, four-game series
"a, John RoSeboro, Dodgers (old mark,
g by Benny Bengough, New York AL.
Most putouts, pitcher, four.game series
"a. Whitley Ford, Yankees (old marx,
2 held by four others).
Most series eligible as player and
coach-22, Frank Crosett, Yankees lex
tended own mark.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TIED:
Most home runs, total series-l5, Nick
ey Mantle, Yankees (also held by Babe
Ruth, Boston AL and New York ALI.
Most triples, game-2, Tommy Davis,
Dodgers (also held by four others).
Most triples, four-game series-2, Tom
my Davis, Dodgers .(also held by Lou
Gehrig, New York ALL.
Most consecutive strikeouts, by pitcher,
start of games, Sandy Koufax, Dodgers
Salso held BY Mort Cooper St. Louis
nj, Oct. ~, lS43).
Most games won, pitcher, four-Eame
series-2, Sandy KOufax, Dodgers (alsol
held by four others).
Most games lost, pitcher, four-game
series-2, Whitley Ford, Yankees (alsO
held by four others).
Most complete games, pitcher, four
(also held by Dick Rudolph, Boston MI.
1914; Waite HOyt, New York AL, 1913,
and Red Ruffing, New York AL, 1921.
Most innings pitched, four-game series
ia, Sandy Koufax, Dodgers (also held
by Dick Rudolph, Boston MI, 1914; Waite
HOyt, New York AL, l92e, and Red Ruff
ing, New York AL, 1890.
Most double plays, shOrtstop, four-game
series-S, Tony Kubek, Yankees (alsO
held by Bill urges, Chicago nj, l932).
Most putOutss inning, left fielder-3,
Tommy Davis, Dodgers (also held by
lsA' and Monte Irwin, New York MI,
Most putouts, game. left fielder = 8,
Tommy Davis, Dodgers (also held by
Most assists. first basemen. four.same
held by Vic VERT. Cleveland AL, 1850.
Most errors, first basemen, four.game
series-l, Joe PePitone, Yankees (also
held by Stuffy Mclnnis, Philadelphia AL,
1916 Lou Gehrig, New York AL, 1892,
and Vic VERT, Cleveland. AL, 1850.
Most wild pitches, game-2, Jim Bou.
ton, Yankees (also held by six others).
CLUB RECORDS BROKEN:
Most strikeouts, four-game series. one
club-37, Yankees (old mark, ~ by st
Louis MI VS.. New York AL, Is2s).
Most strikeouts, four-ga series, both
clubs 81, Yankees 81 and Dodgers IS.
(old mark, 50 by New York AL, 70, and
Chicago MI, "a, 1890.
Most strikeouts, game, one club - IS,
Yankees (Old mark, II by New York AL
VS.. Brooklyn MI, Oct. 2, 1850.
Lowest batting average, four-game Sc
ries, one club-.l7l, Yankees told mark.
.lI2 by Philadelphia AL VS.. Boston MI,
1910.
Lowest batting average. four-game Sc
ries, both elubs-.lsi, Dodgers .2lA and
Yankees III (old mark, .20S by New
York AL .206 and Cincinnati MI, 200,
1897.
Lowest smuggling average. four-game Sc
ries, one club-.240, Yankees (Old mark,
al by Cincinnati MI vs.. New York AL
1897.
Fewest at bats, four-game series, one
clu6Ill7' DODGERS Gold mark, l2s by Phil;
adelphia AL VS.. Boston MI, 1914, and
Philadelphia MI VS.. New York, AL, 1850.
Fewest at bats, four-game series, both
clubs-246, Yankees I2s and Dodgers iii
(old mark, 263 by Boston nj l35 and
Philadelphia AL l2e, 1914; New York AL
l35 and Philadelphia MI l2e, 1850.
Fewest runs, four-game series, one club
A, Yankees (old mark, by Philadel-
phia MI vs.. New York AL, 1850.
Fewest hits, four-game series, both
clubs-47, Dodgers rs and Yankees n,
(old mark, 81 by New York AL ~ and
Cincinnati nj n, 1880.
Fewest singles, four-game series, both
clubS-3, Dodgers " and Yankees VI
Gold mark, 81 by Boston MI "a and Phil
adelphia AL 70, 1910.
Fewest doubles, four-game series, both
clubs-6, Yankees 8 and Dodgers Z (old