Doc Cook - Game Log

About Doc Cook's game log

Every game in Doc Cook's Retrosheet record fits on this single page, from 1913 to 1916. Cook's batting rows here stretch from August 7, 1913 to May 9, 1916. Every row lists Cook's team, the New York Yankees. For hits, no game here beats July 31, 1914, a 4 for 5 day against the Cleveland Naps. Cook drove in 4 runs on April 26, 1915, the most in any game on this page. The AVG column is a running average, so it shows Cook's career figure fell from .750 to .274 across these games. The most steals in one game here was 2, on September 9, 1915. The patient day was September 11, 1915, with 3 walks. The longest run of games with a hit on this page began on June 11, 1915 and ended on July 1, 1915. Most of these games came against the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, and St. Louis Browns. Cook's most recent batting line, May 9, 1916, reads 0 for 0. August 7, 1913 opens the log: 3 for 4 against the Detroit Tigers. The whole of Cook's log is drawn from Retrosheet's box-score data; dates link to that day's full list of games.