Games on September 1, 1913
16 games
- NYA 0 @ BOS 6 No box score
- NYA 3 @ BOS 4 No box score
- PHI 6 @ BRO 2 No box score
- PHI 3 @ BRO 2 No box score
- CHA 2 @ CLE 6 No box score
- CHA 0 @ CLE 7 No box score
- SLA 5 @ DET 10 No box score
- SLA 2 @ DET 5 No box score
- BSN 2 @ NY1 3 No box score
- BSN 1 @ NY1 2 No box score
- WS1 1 @ PHA 4 No box score
- WS1 5 @ PHA 6 No box score
- CIN 5 @ PIT 4 No box score
- CIN 1 @ PIT 5 No box score
- CHN 2 @ SLN 1 No box score
- CHN 2 @ SLN 2 No box score
The games of September 1, 1913
On September 1, 1913, 16 games went into the books. The most lopsided result was the Cleveland Naps' 7-0 win over the Chicago White Sox. The highest-scoring game ended 10-5, the Detroit Tigers over the St. Louis Browns. The day's shutouts were the Boston Red Sox over the New York Yankees (6-0). Decided by a single run were the Boston Red Sox 4-3 over the New York Yankees, the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 over the Brooklyn Superbas, the New York Giants 3-2 over the Boston Braves, and the New York Giants 2-1 over the Boston Braves. Elsewhere, the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Brooklyn Superbas 6-2, the Chicago White Sox fell to the Cleveland Naps, 6-2, the Detroit Tigers beat the St. Louis Browns 5-2, the Philadelphia Athletics topped the Washington Senators 4-1, the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Washington Senators 6-5, the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-1, the St. Louis Cardinals fell to the Chicago Cubs, 2-1, and the Chicago Cubs fell to the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-2. The Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals played to a 2-2 tie. The New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox, the Philadelphia Phillies and the Brooklyn Superbas, and the Chicago White Sox and the Cleveland Naps each met twice, as doubleheaders. Only final scores are available for this date. Neighboring dates are one click away: the previous game day, Aug 31, 1913 and the next, Sep 2, 1913. The 1913 season page has the standings and leaders for the year.
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