Columbia Park Firsts
Philadelphia, PA
This park was the temporary home for the Phillies (08/20/1903
through 09/10/1903).
For the stadium lasts, click here.
| Game | 04/26/1901 | Senators 5, Athletics 1 |
| Umpires | John Haskell | |
| Managers | Connie Mack, Athletics | |
| Jim Manning, Senators | ||
| Starting Pitchers | Chick Fraser, Athletics | |
| Bill Carrick, Senators | ||
| Ceremonial Pitch | Philadelphia Mayor Samuel H. Ashbridge | |
| Attendance | 10,547 | |
| Batting | ||
| Batter | John Farrell (ground out) | |
| Hit | Jack O'Brien (single) | |
| Run | Joe Quinn | |
| RBI | Boileryard Clarke | |
| Single | Jack O'Brien | |
| Double | Nap Lajoie | |
| Triple | John Farrell (04/27/1901) | |
| Home Run | Billy Clingman (04/27/1901) | |
| Grand Slam | Herm McFarland (09/10/1902) | |
| IPHR | Lave Cross (04/30/1901) | |
| Stolen Base | Unknown | |
| Sacrifice Hit | Dave Fultz (04/27/1901) | |
| Sacrifice Fly | No sacrifice fly in rules at this time | |
| Cycle | None by AL player | |
| Pitching | ||
| Win | Bill Carrick | |
| Loss | Chick Fraser | |
| Shutout | Eddie Plank (06/13/1901) | |
| Save | Davy Dunkle (07/16/1903) | |
| Hit by Pitch | Win Kellum hit Nap Lajoie (05/01/1901) | |
| Wild Pitch | Win Kellum (05/01/1901) | |
| Balk | Pete Dowling (06/18/1901) | |
| No-Hitter | NONE |
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