1909
A. L. ERA Leader (1.39)
Harry Krause (PHA)
A. L. Triples Leader (19)
Frank Baker (PHA)
1910
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
A. L. Wins Leader (31)
Jack Coombs (PHA)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (81)
Eddie Collins (PHA)
No Hitter:
Chief Bender
vs. Cleveland Indians (4-0)
Doc Powers Day
Cycle:
Danny Murphy (PHA)
vs. St. Louis Browns
1911
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
A. L. Home Run Leader (11)
Frank “Home Run” Baker (PHA)
A. L. Wins Leader (28)
Jack Coombs (PHA)
Athletics Defeat Giants
Win World Series 4-2
1912
A. L. Co-Home Run Leader (10)
Frank “Home Run” Baker (PHA)
A. L. RBI Leader (130)
Frank “Home Run” Baker (PHA)
1913
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
A. L. Home Run Leader (12)
Frank “Home Run” Baker (PHA)
A. L. RBI Leader (117)
Frank “Home Run” Baker (PHA)
1914
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
Chalmers Award
Eddie Collins (PHA)
A. L. Home Run Leader (9)
Frank “Home Run” Baker (PHA)
1915
Fritz Maisel (NYY)
Steals 2nd, 3rd & Home
9th Inning
vs. Philadelphia Athletics
1916
No Hitter:
Joe Bush
vs. Cleveland Indians (5-0)
1917
1918
A. L. Co-Home Run Leader (11)
Tilly Walker (PHA)
1919
1920
1921
1922
A. L. Wins Leader (27)
Eddie Rommel (PHA)
Cycle:
Bob Meusel (NYY)
vs. Philadelphia Athletics
1923
No Hitter:
Sam Jones (NY)
vs. Philadelphia Athletics (2-0)
No Hitter:
Howard Ehmke (BOS)
vs. Philadelphia Athletics (4-0)
1924
1925
A. L. Co-Wins Leader (21)
Eddie Rommel (PHA)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (116)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
1926
A. L. ERA Leader (2.51)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (194)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
1927
A. L. Strikeout Leader (174)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
1928
A. L. Most Valuable Player
Mickey Cochrane (PHA)
A. L. Co-Wins Leader (24)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (183)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
Immaculate Inning (2nd)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
vs. Cleveland Indians
1929
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
A. L. Wins Leader (24)
George Earnshaw (PHA)
A. L. ERA Leader (2.81)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. RBI Leader (157)
Al Simmons (PHA)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (170)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
Athletics Defeat Cubs
Win World Series 4-1
1930
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
A. L. Wins Leader (28)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Batting Champion (.381)
Al Simmons (PHA)
A. L. ERA Leader (2.54)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (209)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
Athletics Defeat Cardinals
Win World Series 4-2
1931
A. L. Champions
Philadelphia Athletics
A. L. Most Valuable Player
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Wins Leader (31)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Batting Champion (.390)
Al Simmons (PHA)
A. L. ERA Leader (2.06)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (175)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
1932
A. L. Most Valuable Player
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
A. L. Home Run Leader (58)
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
A. L. ERA Leader (2.84)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. RBI Leader (169)
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
Four Home Runs:
Lou Gehrig
Natural Cycle:
Tony Lazzeri (NYY)
vs. Philadelphia Athletics
1933
A. L. Most Valuable Player
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
A. L. Home Run Leader (48)
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
A. L. Co-Wins Leader (24)
Lefty Grove (PHA)
A. L. Batting Champion (.356)
Jimme Foxx (PHA)
A. L. RBI Leader (163)
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
Philadelphia Stars Played
Monday Night Games at Shibe Park
1934
1935
A. L. Co-Home Run Leader (36)
Jimmie Foxx (PHA)
1936
Tony Lazzeri Hits
Two Grand Slams
1937
A. L. Co-Stolen Base Leader (35)
Billy Werber (PHA)
1938
1939
Jim Tabor Hits
Two Grand Slams
N. L. Co-Strikeout Leader (137)
Claude Passeau (PHI/CHC)
1940
500th Home Run:
Jimmie Foxx
N. L. Strikeout Leader (137)
Kirby Higbe (PHI)
1941
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (18)
Danny Murtaugh (PHI)
1942
Negro World Series
Game 4
Kansas City Monarchs (9)
vs.
Homestead Grays (5)
1943
American League 5
National League 3
1944
1945
No Hitter:
Dick Fowler
vs. St. Louis Browns (1-0)
Negro World Series
Game 4
Cleveland Buckeyes (5)
vs.
Homestead Grays (0)
Negro World Series
Game 4
Cleveland Buckeyes (5)
vs.
Washington Homestead Grays (0)
1946
1947
No Hitter:
Bill McCahan
vs. Washington Senators (3-0)
N. L. Batting Champion (.363)
Harry “The Hat” Walker (PHI/STL)
N. L. Triples Leader (16)
Harry “The Hat” Walker (PHI/STL)
Jackie Robinson & Ben Chapman
Negro World Series
Game 3
Cleveland Buckeyes (0)
vs.
New York Cubans (6)
September 24th, 1947
Negro World Series
Game 4
New York Cubans (9)
vs.
Cleveland Buckeyes (4)
1948
Four Home Runs:
Pat Seerey
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (32)
Richie Ashburn (PHI)
1949
Phillies Hit Five Home Runs
in Eighth Inning
Ennis, Seminick, Jones,
Rowe, Seminick
1950
Cycle:
George Kell (DET)
vs. Philadelphia Athletics
National League Champions
Philadelphia Phillies
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Jim Konstanty (PHI)
N. L. RBI Leader (126)
Del Ennis (PHI)
N. L. Triples Leader (14)
Richie Ashburn (PHI)
1951
A. L. Home Run Leader (33)
Gus Zernial (PHA)
A. L. Batting Champion (.344)
Ferris Fain (PHA)
A. L. RBI Leader (129)
Gus Zernial (PHA/CHW)
Cycle:
Gus Bell (PIT)
vs. Philadelphia Phillies
1952
A. L. Most Valuable Player
Bobby Shantz (PHA)
A.L. Rookie of the Year
Harry Byrd (PHA)
A. L. Wins Leader (24)
Bobby Shantz (PHA)
A. L. Batting Champion (.327)
Ferris Fain (PHA)
N. L. Wins Leader (28)
Robin Roberts (PHI)
National League 3
American League 2
1953
Shibe Park is Renamed
Connie Mack Stadium
N. L. Co-Wins Leader (23)
Robin Roberts (PHI)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (198)
Robin Roberts (PHI)
1954
N. L. Wins Leader (23)
Robin Roberts (PHI)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (185)
Robin Roberts (PHI)
1955
N. L. Wins Leader (23)
Robin Roberts (PHI)
N. L. Batting Champion (.338)
Richie Ashburn (PHI)
1956
1957
N.L. Rookie of the Year
Jack Sanford (PHI)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (188)
Jack Sanford (PHI)
Connie Mack Statue Dedicated
Moved to Veteran’s Stadium in 1970
1958
N. L. Batting Champion (.350)
Richie Ashburn (PHI)
N. L. Triples Leader (13)
Richie Ashburn (PHI)
1959
1960
1961
1962
N. L. Co-Triples Leader (10)
Johnny Callison (PHI)
1963
1964
N.L. Rookie of the Year
Dick Allen (PHI)
N. L. Co-Triples Leader (13)
Dick Allen (PHI)
No Hitter:
Sandy Koufax (LA)
vs. Philadelphia Phillies (3-0)
1965
N. L. Triples Leader (16)
Johnny Callison (PHI)
1966
1967
N. L. Strikeout Leader (253)
Jim Bunning (PHI)
1968
No Hitter:
George Culver (CIN)
vs. Philadelphia Phillies (6-1)
1969
No Hitter:
Bill Stoneman (MON)
vs. Philadelphia Phillies (7-0)
1970
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