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1941 Pittsburgh Pirates season

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Major League Baseball team season
1941 Pittsburgh Pirates
LeagueNational League
BallparkForbes Field
CityPittsburgh, Pennsylvania[1]
OwnersBill Benswanger
ManagersFrankie Frisch
RadioKDKA
WWSW
Rosey Rowswell, Jack Craddock
← 1940Seasons1942 →

The1941Pittsburgh Pirates was a season in American baseball. The team finished fourth in theNational League with a record of 81–73, 19 games behind the first-placeBrooklyn Dodgers.

Regular season

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Season standings

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National League
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Brooklyn Dodgers10054.64952‍–‍2548‍–‍29
St. Louis Cardinals9756.63453‍–‍2444‍–‍32
Cincinnati Reds8866.5711245‍–‍3443‍–‍32
Pittsburgh Pirates8173.5261945‍–‍3236‍–‍41
New York Giants7479.48425½38‍–‍3936‍–‍40
Chicago Cubs7084.4553038‍–‍3932‍–‍45
Boston Braves6292.4033832‍–‍4430‍–‍48
Philadelphia Phillies43111.2795723‍–‍5220‍–‍59

Record vs. opponents

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1941 National League record

Sources:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
TeamBSNBROCHCCINNYGPHIPITSTL
Boston4–18–211–119–136–1614–810–128–14
Brooklyn18–4–213–914–814–818–412–1011–11–1
Chicago11–119–138–149–1314–8–19–1310–12
Cincinnati13–98–1414–815–716–612–1010–12
New York16–68–1413–97–1516–68–14–26–15–1
Philadelphia8–144–188–14–16–166–166–165–17
Pittsburgh12–1010–1213–910–1214–8–216–66–16
St. Louis14–811–11–112–1012–1015–6–117–516–6


Game log

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1941 Game Log: 81–73 (Home: 45–32; Away: 36–41)
April: 3–10 (Home: 2–3; Away: 1–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 15@Cubs4–7PasseauKlinger (0–1)17,0080–1
2April 17@Cubs7–2Sewell (1–0)Olsen4,1091–1
3April 18Reds4–1Butcher (1–0)Walters18,6442–1
4April 19Reds3–5DerringerBauers (0–1)10,4652–2
5April 20Reds3–7TurnerBowman (0–1)Thompson19,0602–3
6April 22@Cardinals8–9(12)GrodzickiHeintzelman (0–1)1,7762–4
7April 23@Cardinals1–3NahemButcher (1–1)1,8752–5
8April 24Cubs2–1(11)Lanning (1–0)French1,9593–5
9April 25Cubs7–8PageHeintzelman (0–2)3,9023–6
10April 26@Reds3–10Vander MeerBauers (0–2)8,1123–7
11April 27@Reds2–3WaltersSewell (1–1)19,1143–8
12April 29@Phillies2–6CrouchButcher (1–2)8003–9
13April 30@Phillies4–8BlantonLanahan (0–1)3,3853–10
May: 11–11 (Home: 7–4; Away: 4–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
14May 1@Phillies15–2Bauers (1–2)Johnson1,5004–10
15May 2@Giants7–7(13)3,2684–10
16May 3@Giants3–2Butcher (2–2)Bowman7,4175–10
17May 4@Dodgers6–4Heintzelman (1–2)Hamlin27,0156–10
18May 6@Dodgers3–7WyattSewell (1–2)7,4436–11
19May 7@Braves6–7TobinLanning (1–1)2,4586–12
20May 11Cardinals4–7NahemButcher (2–3)Hutchinson12,3886–13
21May 12Cardinals2–6WarnekeHeintzelman (1–3)6–14
22May 13Phillies6–3Sewell (2–2)Grissom9867–14
23May 14Phillies12–7Klinger (1–1)Bruner1,2548–14
24May 16Dodgers3–2(11)Bowman (1–1)Brown3,9849–14
25May 18Giants4–5AdamsSewell (2–3)Brown13,6599–15
26May 19Giants2–1Butcher (3–3)Hubbell2,57410–15
27May 20Giants7–5Klinger (2–1)Schumacher3,05011–15
28May 21Braves8–4Wilkie (1–0)Tobin2,31112–15
29May 23@Cardinals1–2CooperButcher (3–4)18,55512–16
30May 24@Cardinals7–10NahemSewell (2–4)Lanier2,95212–17
31May 25@Cardinals4–6GumbertWilkie (1–1)White12–18
32May 25@Cardinals3–4KristKlinger (2–2)Lanier18,74912–19
33May 26@Reds3–7WaltersStrincevich (0–1)20,56712–20
34May 28@Reds7–4Butcher (4–4)Moore2,56013–20
35May 30Cubs6–7LeeSewell (2–5)13–21
36May 30Cubs5–4Sewell (3–5)Passeau17,29714–21
June: 14–12 (Home: 5–7; Away: 9–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
37June 2@Braves0–2ErricksonLanning (1–2)1,03414–22
38June 3@Braves9–5Heintzelman (2–3)LaMannaBowman (1)1,77615–22
39June 6@Giants5–4Butcher (5–4)McGee16–22
40June 6@Giants4–3Sewell (4–5)Lohrman8,32417–22
41June 7@Phillies0–2BlantonLanning (1–3)3,80217–23
42June 8@Phillies12–2Bowman (2–1)HughesSewell (1)18–23
43June 8@Phillies2–5PodgajnyBauers (1–3)18–24
44June 9@Phillies5–0Wilkie (2–1)Grissom89219–24
45June 10@Dodgers3–4FitzsimmonsHeintzelman (2–4)6,42619–25
46June 11@Dodgers8–1Sewell (5–5)Higbe30,46920–25
47June 14Braves8–2Butcher (6–4)Salvo2,90821–25
48June 15Braves1–5PosedelWilkie (2–2)12,56221–26
49June 17Giants3–6HubbellSewell (5–6)1,58621–27
50June 18Giants2–2(11)24,73821–27
51June 19Giants6–9BrownHeintzelman (2–5)2,12721–28
52June 20Phillies7–6Dietz (1–0)Pearson1,04622–28
53June 21Phillies2–0Bowman (3–1)Grissom2,32123–28
54June 22Phillies4–1Sewell (6–6)Blanton24–28
55June 22Phillies4–7HughesButcher (6–5)Johnson10,06024–29
56June 23Dodgers4–9FitzsimmonsKlinger (2–3)Brown2,33524–30
57June 24Dodgers0–8DavisLanning (1–4)20,53724–31
58June 25Dodgers4–5HigbeHeintzelman (2–6)2,42524–32
59June 27@Cubs4–2Sewell (7–6)Passeau4,62225–32
60June 28@Cubs2–3OlsenButcher (6–6)3,65425–33
61June 29@Cubs8–2Lanning (2–4)French26–33
62June 29@Cubs3–2Sullivan (1–0)LeeSewell (2)17,44027–33
63June 30Cardinals4–3Heintzelman (3–6)Gumbert16,30628–33
July: 22–9 (Home: 13–3; Away: 9–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
64July 1Cardinals7–11WarnekeSewell (7–7)28–34
65July 2Reds8–3Butcher (7–6)Derringer1,94129–34
66July 4@Reds0–6WaltersLanning (2–5)29–35
67July 4@Reds6–4Heintzelman (4–6)Pearson14,39130–35
68July 5Cubs9–6Sullivan (2–0)LeeKlinger (1)4,57131–35
69July 6Cubs2–1Sewell (8–7)Passeau32–35
70July 6Cubs13–4(8)Butcher (8–6)RootLanning (1)14,30633–35
71July 10@Phillies6–3Sewell (9–7)HughesSullivan (1)34–35
72July 12@Phillies6–1Lanning (3–5)Podgajny1,50035–35
73July 13@Giants4–0Heintzelman (5–6)Lohrman36–35
74July 13@Giants2–8SchumacherButcher (8–7)22,86536–36
75July 14@Giants2–3HubbellSewell (9–8)3,12536–37
76July 15@Giants5–1Butcher (9–7)Melton3,29637–37
77July 16@Braves1–4TobinLanning (3–6)37–38
78July 16@Braves13–5Dietz (2–0)HutchingsWilkie (1)3,27838–38
79July 18@Braves5–1Heintzelman (6–6)Johnson39–38
80July 18@Braves3–4LaMannaWilkie (2–3)3,31539–39
81July 20@Dodgers1–5DavisSewell (9–9)39–40
82July 20@Dodgers5–1Lanning (4–6)Wyatt40–40
83July 21@Dodgers8–3Heintzelman (7–6)Kimball41–40
84July 22Phillies4–3Klinger (3–3)Podgajny1,73042–40
85July 23Phillies5–2Butcher (10–7)Blanton13,10943–40
86July 24Phillies3–2Klinger (4–3)Grissom1,32644–40
87July 25Dodgers8–4Sullivan (3–0)Wyatt45–40
88July 25Dodgers8–2Lanning (5–6)Davis46–40
89July 26Dodgers2–3HamlinHeintzelman (7–7)Higbe7,00946–41
90July 27Dodgers4–3Klinger (5–3)Davis47–41
91July 27Dodgers8–0(8)Sewell (10–9)Casey40,09348–41
92July 29Braves5–3(8)Sullivan (4–0)JaveryKlinger (2)4,86049–41
93July 30Braves2–3(10)TobinBowman (3–2)11,36249–42
94July 31Braves9–8Lanning (6–6)ErricksonDietz (1)1,87050–42
August: 18–15 (Home: 5–4; Away: 13–11)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
95August 1Giants6–3Butcher (11–7)Hubbell4,32451–42
96August 2Giants0–2(10)SchumacherSewell (10–10)5,55051–43
97August 3Giants5–4Dietz (3–0)McGee52–43
98August 3Giants10–4(6)Klinger (6–3)Wittig25,68853–43
99August 4@Reds4–1Lanning (7–6)Thompson2,10954–43
100August 5@Reds7–5Butcher (12–7)TurnerKlinger (3)2,39055–43
101August 6@Cubs13–3Sewell (11–10)Pressnell5,57456–43
102August 7@Cubs4–3Dietz (4–0)Mooty5,03557–43
103August 8@Cubs0–1EricksonLanning (7–7)5,84657–44
104August 9@Cardinals5–4(13)Klinger (7–3)Hutchinson5,22358–44
105August 10@Cardinals2–3WhiteSewell (11–11)Crouch58–45
106August 10@Cardinals2–4CooperHeintzelman (7–8)26,51358–46
107August 13Cubs4–6EavesLanning (7–8)Mooty24,37358–47
108August 14Cubs2–6PasseauButcher (12–8)3,03258–48
109August 16Cardinals4–2Heintzelman (8–8)White59–48
110August 17Cardinals1–7CooperButcher (12–9)59–49
111August 17Cardinals8–2Sewell (12–11)Warneke34,29260–49
112August 18@Dodgers5–6CaseyButcher (12–10)9,83260–50
113August 19@Dodgers0–9DavisSullivan (4–1)60–51
114August 19@Dodgers2–6DrakeHeintzelman (8–9)Casey9,37260–52
115August 20@Dodgers6–7AllenSewell (12–12)14,75260–53
116August 21@Giants5–3Butcher (13–10)McGee11,84561–53
117August 22@Giants5–3Lanning (8–8)Bowman2,43962–53
118August 23@Giants3–5SchumacherDietz (4–1)62–54
119August 23@Giants4–3Klinger (8–3)Brown63–54
120August 24@Braves3–4(12)SalvoSewell (12–13)63–55
121August 24@Braves7–3(6)Klinger (9–3)Javery13,41164–55
122August 26@Braves3–4TobinWilkie (2–4)64–56
123August 26@Braves6–1Butcher (14–10)Errickson3,52765–56
124August 27@Phillies12–2Lanning (9–8)Blanton1,74866–56
125August 28@Phillies3–2Dietz (5–1)PearsonKlinger (4)5,50067–56
126August 30@Cubs1–4EricksonSewell (12–14)6,77767–57
127August 31@Cubs4–3Butcher (15–10)Passeau68–57
September: 13–16 (Home: 13–11; Away: 0–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
128September 1@Cardinals3–5WhiteHeintzelman (8–10)68–58
129September 1@Cardinals3–6(8)PolletKlinger (9–4)34,81268–59
130September 3Reds3–2Lanning (10–8)Riddle18,42869–59
131September 4Reds4–0(5)Sewell (13–14)Walters1,72070–59
132September 5Reds4–10DerringerButcher (15–11)Beggs70–60
133September 5Reds1–0(7)Dietz (6–1)Starr4,89771–60
134September 6Cubs6–4Heintzelman (9–10)Mooty3,04072–60
135September 7Cubs1–3EavesLanning (10–9)6,61972–61
136September 9Giants2–4(10)SchumacherSewell (13–15)1,87372–62
137September 10Giants10–7Lanning (11–9)LohrmanWilkie (2)1,07673–62
138September 11Braves7–5Heintzelman (10–10)Hutchings74–62
139September 11Braves0–10EarleyGee (0–1)2,32074–63
140September 12Braves6–3Dietz (7–1)Johnson75–63
141September 12Braves0–5JaveryLanning (11–10)2,08375–64
142September 13Braves1–0Strincevich (1–1)Salvo76–64
143September 14Phillies2–1Butcher (16–11)Hoerst77–64
144September 14Phillies3–6HughesSewell (13–16)7,49577–65
145September 17Dodgers4–6DavisHeintzelman (10–11)Hamlin6,20677–66
146September 18Dodgers6–5Sewell (14–16)Casey6,80378–66
147September 20@Reds1–2WaltersButcher (16–12)78–67
148September 20@Reds3–7DerringerStrincevich (1–2)9,81778–68
149September 21@Reds0–2RiddleDietz (7–2)10,24878–69
150September 23Cardinals4–0Heintzelman (11–11)Cooper79–69
151September 23Cardinals0–9LanierSewell (14–17)79–70
152September 24Cardinals0–4GumbertLanning (11–11)79–71
153September 25Cardinals3–1Butcher (17–12)White80–71
154September 26Reds3–4Vander MeerBrandt (0–1)71780–72
155September 27Reds9–15RiddleGee (0–2)Beggs1,69580–73
156September 28Reds3–2Clemensen (1–0)Walters4,13781–73
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Tie
Bold = Pirates team member

Opening Day lineup

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Roster

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1941 Pittsburgh Pirates
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

OutfieldersManager

Coaches

Player stats

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= Indicates team leader

Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PosPlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
CAl Lopez11431784.265543
1BElbie Fletcher151521150.2881174
2BFrankie Gustine121463125.270146
3BLee Handley124459132.288033
SSArky Vaughan106374118.316638
LFMaurice Van Robays129457129.282478
CFVince DiMaggio151528141.26721100
RFBob Elliott141527144.273376

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Stu Martin8823371.305019
Alf Anderson7022348.215110
Debs Garms8322058.264342
Bud Stewart7317246.267010
Spud Davis5710727.25206
Bill Baker356715.22406
Ripper Collins496213.210011
Billy Cox103710.27002
Vinnie Smith93310.30305
Ed Leip15255.20003
Culley Rikard6204.20000
Lloyd Waner341.25001
Joe Schultz221.50000

Pitching

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= Indicates league leader

Starting pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Rip Sewell39249.014173.7276
Max Butcher33236.017123.0561
Ken Heintzelman35196.011113.4481
Johnny Lanning34175.211113.1341

Other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Bob Klinger35116.2943.9336
Dutch Dietz33100.1722.3322
Lefty Wilkie2679.0244.5616
Joe Bowman1869.1322.9922
Joe Sullivan1639.1412.9710
Russ Bauers837.1135.5420
Nick Strincevich1231.0125.2312
Bill Clemensen213.0102.774
Johnny Gee37.1026.142
Bill Brandt27.0013.860
Dick Conger24.0000.002

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGWLSVERASO
Dick Lanahan70105.255
Mace Brown10000.000

Awards and honors

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1941 Major League Baseball All-Star Game

League top five finishers

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Vince DiMaggio

  • #3 in NL in RBI (100)

Elbie Fletcher

  • NL leader in on-base percentage (.421)

Rip Sewell

  • NL leader in losses (17)

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAlbany SenatorsEastern LeagueSpecs Toporcer
BHarrisburg SenatorsInterstate LeagueLes Bell
CGloversville-Johnstown GloversCanadian–American LeagueBuster Blakeney
CHutchinson PiratesWestern AssociationJohnny Gooch
DMoultrie PackersGeorgia–Florida LeagueBuzz Arlitt
DOil City OilersPennsylvania State AssociationGeorge Norton
DLondon PiratesPONY LeagueJimmy Jordan

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Harrisburg

Notes

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  1. ^From 1882–1906, the team played inAllegheny, Pennsylvania, which became annexed byPittsburgh as theNorth Side in 1907.

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