May 7, 1901

News

• The Athletics lost to the Orioles, 14-10, at Columbia Park

• The Orioles put together a four-run sixth inning to give them the lead for good

• Billy Milligan started the game for the A’s, going six innings and giving up eight runs on ten hits while walking three more

• Wiley Piatt closed the game and didn’t fare much better, surrendering six runs on six hits and six walks

• Baltimore manager John McGraw and his starting pitcher, Germany Schmit, were tossed for arguing balls and strikes

• The team released outfielder Fred Ketchum and first baseman Pat Crisham

• They also acquired left-handed pitcher Bock Baker from Cleveland and signed former Phillies catcher Morgan Murphy

May 7, 1901
Baltimore Orioles (5-4) at Philadelphia Athletics (4-5)

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E
BAL	1	1	1	0	1	4	1	3	2	-	14	16	3
PHL	4	1	0	1	1	2	0	1	0	-	10	11	2

Ballpark	Columbia Park
City	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Attendance	3,836
Managers	John McGraw (BAL), Connie Mack (PHL)
Starting pitchers	Germany Schmit (BAL), Billy Milligan (PHL)