Weeghman Park Federal League Lasts
aka Cubs Park (1920-25), Wrigley Field (1926-present)
Chicago, IL
This park was also used by National League.
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| Game | 10/03/1915 | Pittsburgh Rebels 0, Chicago Whales 3 (game 2, 7 innings) |
| Umpires | Bill Brennan, Jim Johnstone | |
| Managers | Joe Tinker, Whales | |
| Rebel Oakes, Rebels | ||
| Starting Pitchers | Bill Bailey, Whales | |
| Elmer Knetzer, Rebels | ||
| Attendance | 34,212 | |
| Batting | ||
| Batter | Ed Konetchy (line out) | |
| Hit | Charlie Pechous (single) | |
| Run | Dutch Zwilling | |
| RBI | Art Wilson | |
| Single | Charlie Pechous | |
| Double | Dutch Zwilling | |
| Triple | Max Flack (09/24/1915) | |
| Home Run | Dutch Zwilling (09/25/1915) | |
| Grand Slam | Rollie Zeider (05/06/1914) | |
| IPHR | Jimmy Smith (07/17/1915 Game 2) | |
| Stolen Base | Mickey Doolin | |
| Sacrifice Hit | Bill Bailey | |
| Sacrifice Fly | Les Mann (10/03/1915 Game 1) | |
| Cycle | NONE by FL player | |
| Pitching | ||
| Win | Bill Bailey | |
| Loss | Elmer Knetzer | |
| Shutout | Bill Bailey | |
| Save | Claude Hendrix (09/21/1915 Game 2) | |
| Hit by Pitch | Tom Seaton hit Mickey Doolin (09/23/1915 Game 2) | |
| Wild Pitch | Fin Wilson (09/27/1915) | |
| Balk | Frank Allen (07/04/1915) | |
| No-Hitter | NONE by FL player | |
| Fielding | ||
| Putout | Dutch Zwilling |