Welcome to the Wayback Baseball Syndicate!
The Wayback Baseball Syndicate (WBS) is a centralized, limited keeper, DMB simulation league beginning with the 1919 season.
If you are interested in joining the WBS, please email waybackbaseball@gmail.com for more information.
The WBS completes 1 full season, including draft and postseason, within a 4 month time span (~120 days).
General weekly sim schedule is MWFSS, with TH off.
Sim Date: August 6, 1921
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July 31, 1921
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): Heading into the final 2 months of play, Babe Ruth is well positioned to capture a Triple Crown in the Doubleday League. Ruth has locked up the homerun crown, currently at 39 and more than double anyone else in the league. His .389 average is 30 points ahead of Russ Wrighstone's second best .359. In the RBI department, Ruth has 95 followed by Tommy Griffth with 85. Ruth flirted with the Triple Crown last season, but this could be his best chance yet!
July 29, 1921
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Lu Blue cycles! Aces dewfeat Wendigos 8-2. [boxscore]
July 26, 1921
New Orleans, NO (WBSP): Babe Ruth bats 4-5, blasts 3 homeruns in 14-2 Blackwater win over New Orleans. [boxscore]
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Moosedog Austin McHenry bats bats for cycle; Topeka whips Bowling Green 18-7. [boxscore]
July 18, 1921
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): Alto continued their tear today, closing out back-to-back series sweeps of the Blackwater Outlaw, making it 16 wins in a row and improving to 61-30 on the seaon. Over the 6 games, the Alto pitching held Babe Ruth's bat at bay, limiting him to only 1 RBI and no homeruns, including an 0-9 draught during the Blackwater homestand. [boxscore]
July 12, 1921
Boston, MA (WBSP): The Alto Wild Mustangs extended their win streak to 10 games, surging 6.5 games ahead of Texas in the Doubleday League. Sad Sam Jones improved to 15-2, picking up the complete game and hitting a homerun. Alto's offense spread out 11 hits across 8 batters; Edd Roush batted 3 for 5 with a triple, an RBI, and a run scored, improving his average to .340. [boxscore]
July 4, 1921
Alto, NM (WBSP): The Doubledays defeated the Knickerbockers 9-4, taking a 2-1 series lead in the Midsummer Classic. Blackwater's Babe Ruth was named MVP of the game, playing a key component of each run-scoring innin for the Doubledays. After Ruth's solo shot in the first, the Doubledays never looked back. Ruth reach base in 4 of 5 plate appearances, including an intentional walk in a 3-run, 2nd-inning rally. Tornado Ray Powell added a 3-run shot 4th. The Doubledays got the pitching they needed from Sad Sam Jones and Red Faber. Jones opened the game with 3 no-hit innings. Faber got in trouble fast after entering the 4th inning: after giving up a run and loading the bases, Jones beaned Ray Grimes to give up run number 2. But Jones followed with clutch pitching, getting Roger Peckinpaugh and Tris Speaker to fly out and staunch the bleeding. Texas' owner Todd Wade enjoyed mild revenge on Button Bay's Ken Edwards after last season's World Series upset. [boxscore]
July 1, 1921
Raleigh, NC (WBSP): Heading into the Midsummer Classic break, the Alto Wild Mustangs and Williston Wendigos sit atop the WBS. Blackwater's Babe Ruth and Williston's Patsy Gharrity led all players in the Classic voting, the only 2 players selected unanimously. Ruth is currently sitting in Triple Crown position leading the Doubleday League with a .388 average, 26 homeruns, and 70 RBIs. Gharrity has posted a .361 average with 9 homerune and 57 RBIs, leading Williston to the top of the Knickerbocker League.
June 22, 1921
Boston, MA (WBSP): The Outlaws blew out the Kings today 13-3, thanks to a power surge by Babe Ruth. Ruth batted 5 of 6, homering twice and doubling twice. He also scored 4 runs and drove in 4. George Uhle picked up the win for Blackwater, improving to 6-6 with a 4.79 ERA on the season. [boxscore]
June 7, 1921
Middlebury, VT (WBSP): Pete Alexander did it all today, hurling a complete game and blasting 2 homeruns with 3 RBIs, as the Rougarou defeated the Moundsmen 7-3. Coming off back-to-back as the best pitcher in the WBS, Alexander is having a relatively "off" year, now 4-5 with a 3.28 ERA. [boxscore]
June 2, 1921
Topeka, KS (WBSP): The Elves had a solid outing against the Moosedogs today, winning 8-1 on 4-hit, 1-run complete game by Rube Marquard. Ty Cobb and Zack Wheat had strong bats: Cobb collected a triple and 2 homeruns; Wheat added a triple and drove in 3. The Elves hope to continue their winning ways to climb into the top half of the Knickerbocker League and possibly contend for a playoff spot. [boxscore]
May 29, 1921
Williston, ND (WBSP): In what's been a tight pack so far this season, the Wendigos continue to expand their lead to 5 games in the Knickerbocker League, defeating the Austin Aces 6-2 today behind a solid complete game performance by Fred Toney, improving to 6-2 with a 2.59 ERA. Max Carey, Heninie Groh, Patsy Gharrity, and Tris Speaker have fueled the most dangerous batting lineup in the league, topping the league with a team batting average of .326 and 6.7 runs per game. [boxscore]
May 17, 1921
Williston, ND (WBSP): The Wendigos extended their win streak to 14 games today with a 12-11 win over the Rivendell Elves, propelled by Patsy Gharrity and Heinie Groh. Gharrity batted 4 of 4, with 2 homeruns, 6 RBIs, and 3 runs, while Groh collected 5 hits in the effort. Williston has surged to first holding a 2.5 game lead ahead of the champoin Benedicts. [boxscore]
May 11, 1921
Arlington, TX (WBSP): Cotton Tierney played hero today from the eight-hole with a walk-off homerun in the eleventh inning, his second of the day with 3 hits, 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored for Texas. Tierney's first blast came in the eighth inning, capping a 4-run rally to tie the game. Meanwhile, all eyes have been on Blackwater's Babe Ruth, who is seeking his 100th career homerun, but has been stuck at 99 for seven games now. [boxscore]
April 30, 1921
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Rogers Hornsby and the Benedicts clobbered the Wendigos 18-5. Hornsby's bat led the way, 4 of 5 with 2 homeruns, driving in 3 and scoring twice. [boxscore]
April 20, 1921
Macon, GA (WBSP): Babe Ruth hit for the cycle as the Outlaws trounced the Whoopies 13-7 today, including 2 doubles, 4 runs scored, 3 RBIs, and improving his average to .456 on the season. The trouncing didn't come until the 10th inning however, as the game was tied 7-7 at the end of 9. Teammates Jimmy Johnston and Sam Bohne both homered in the top of the tenth to lead a 6 run charge and put away Macon. [boxscore]
April 17, 1921
Boston, MA (WBSP): George Sisler had a huge day for the Macon Whoopies, extending their win streak to 7 and climbing atop the Doubleday League. His lone RBI game on a solo, go-ahead homer in the top of the ninth to complete the cycle. Sisler also scored 4 times and swiped 2 bases. Teammate Bob Meusel also homered and drove in 4 in the effort. [boxscore]
April 11, 1921
Bowling Green, KY (WBSP): The Aces and Barons combined for an offensive barage of 29 runs on 39 hits today, the Aces coming out on top 16-13. Joe Schultz led the way batting 4 for 6, with 2 homeruns, 6 RBIs, and 2 runs scored. [boxscore]
November 15, 1920
Macon, GA (WBSP): Elves select shortstop Joe Sewell first in the 1920 Draft Lottery. Sewell earned a World Series ring last fall with the Benedicts, with some Game 7 heroics with a late inning triple driving in the game-tying run, and then scoring the go-ahead run that clinched the Championship.
November 1, 1920
Raleigh, NC (WBSP): The Rivendell Elves win first pick in the 1921 Draft Lottery. [full results]
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): Heading into the final 2 months of play, Babe Ruth is well positioned to capture a Triple Crown in the Doubleday League. Ruth has locked up the homerun crown, currently at 39 and more than double anyone else in the league. His .389 average is 30 points ahead of Russ Wrighstone's second best .359. In the RBI department, Ruth has 95 followed by Tommy Griffth with 85. Ruth flirted with the Triple Crown last season, but this could be his best chance yet!
July 29, 1921
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Lu Blue cycles! Aces dewfeat Wendigos 8-2. [boxscore]
July 26, 1921
New Orleans, NO (WBSP): Babe Ruth bats 4-5, blasts 3 homeruns in 14-2 Blackwater win over New Orleans. [boxscore]
Topeka, KS (WBSP): Moosedog Austin McHenry bats bats for cycle; Topeka whips Bowling Green 18-7. [boxscore]
July 18, 1921
Blackwater, KY (WBSP): Alto continued their tear today, closing out back-to-back series sweeps of the Blackwater Outlaw, making it 16 wins in a row and improving to 61-30 on the seaon. Over the 6 games, the Alto pitching held Babe Ruth's bat at bay, limiting him to only 1 RBI and no homeruns, including an 0-9 draught during the Blackwater homestand. [boxscore]
July 12, 1921
Boston, MA (WBSP): The Alto Wild Mustangs extended their win streak to 10 games, surging 6.5 games ahead of Texas in the Doubleday League. Sad Sam Jones improved to 15-2, picking up the complete game and hitting a homerun. Alto's offense spread out 11 hits across 8 batters; Edd Roush batted 3 for 5 with a triple, an RBI, and a run scored, improving his average to .340. [boxscore]
July 4, 1921
Alto, NM (WBSP): The Doubledays defeated the Knickerbockers 9-4, taking a 2-1 series lead in the Midsummer Classic. Blackwater's Babe Ruth was named MVP of the game, playing a key component of each run-scoring innin for the Doubledays. After Ruth's solo shot in the first, the Doubledays never looked back. Ruth reach base in 4 of 5 plate appearances, including an intentional walk in a 3-run, 2nd-inning rally. Tornado Ray Powell added a 3-run shot 4th. The Doubledays got the pitching they needed from Sad Sam Jones and Red Faber. Jones opened the game with 3 no-hit innings. Faber got in trouble fast after entering the 4th inning: after giving up a run and loading the bases, Jones beaned Ray Grimes to give up run number 2. But Jones followed with clutch pitching, getting Roger Peckinpaugh and Tris Speaker to fly out and staunch the bleeding. Texas' owner Todd Wade enjoyed mild revenge on Button Bay's Ken Edwards after last season's World Series upset. [boxscore]
July 1, 1921
Raleigh, NC (WBSP): Heading into the Midsummer Classic break, the Alto Wild Mustangs and Williston Wendigos sit atop the WBS. Blackwater's Babe Ruth and Williston's Patsy Gharrity led all players in the Classic voting, the only 2 players selected unanimously. Ruth is currently sitting in Triple Crown position leading the Doubleday League with a .388 average, 26 homeruns, and 70 RBIs. Gharrity has posted a .361 average with 9 homerune and 57 RBIs, leading Williston to the top of the Knickerbocker League.
June 22, 1921
Boston, MA (WBSP): The Outlaws blew out the Kings today 13-3, thanks to a power surge by Babe Ruth. Ruth batted 5 of 6, homering twice and doubling twice. He also scored 4 runs and drove in 4. George Uhle picked up the win for Blackwater, improving to 6-6 with a 4.79 ERA on the season. [boxscore]
June 7, 1921
Middlebury, VT (WBSP): Pete Alexander did it all today, hurling a complete game and blasting 2 homeruns with 3 RBIs, as the Rougarou defeated the Moundsmen 7-3. Coming off back-to-back as the best pitcher in the WBS, Alexander is having a relatively "off" year, now 4-5 with a 3.28 ERA. [boxscore]
June 2, 1921
Topeka, KS (WBSP): The Elves had a solid outing against the Moosedogs today, winning 8-1 on 4-hit, 1-run complete game by Rube Marquard. Ty Cobb and Zack Wheat had strong bats: Cobb collected a triple and 2 homeruns; Wheat added a triple and drove in 3. The Elves hope to continue their winning ways to climb into the top half of the Knickerbocker League and possibly contend for a playoff spot. [boxscore]
May 29, 1921
Williston, ND (WBSP): In what's been a tight pack so far this season, the Wendigos continue to expand their lead to 5 games in the Knickerbocker League, defeating the Austin Aces 6-2 today behind a solid complete game performance by Fred Toney, improving to 6-2 with a 2.59 ERA. Max Carey, Heninie Groh, Patsy Gharrity, and Tris Speaker have fueled the most dangerous batting lineup in the league, topping the league with a team batting average of .326 and 6.7 runs per game. [boxscore]
May 17, 1921
Williston, ND (WBSP): The Wendigos extended their win streak to 14 games today with a 12-11 win over the Rivendell Elves, propelled by Patsy Gharrity and Heinie Groh. Gharrity batted 4 of 4, with 2 homeruns, 6 RBIs, and 3 runs, while Groh collected 5 hits in the effort. Williston has surged to first holding a 2.5 game lead ahead of the champoin Benedicts. [boxscore]
May 11, 1921
Arlington, TX (WBSP): Cotton Tierney played hero today from the eight-hole with a walk-off homerun in the eleventh inning, his second of the day with 3 hits, 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored for Texas. Tierney's first blast came in the eighth inning, capping a 4-run rally to tie the game. Meanwhile, all eyes have been on Blackwater's Babe Ruth, who is seeking his 100th career homerun, but has been stuck at 99 for seven games now. [boxscore]
April 30, 1921
Button Bay, VT (WBSP): Rogers Hornsby and the Benedicts clobbered the Wendigos 18-5. Hornsby's bat led the way, 4 of 5 with 2 homeruns, driving in 3 and scoring twice. [boxscore]
April 20, 1921
Macon, GA (WBSP): Babe Ruth hit for the cycle as the Outlaws trounced the Whoopies 13-7 today, including 2 doubles, 4 runs scored, 3 RBIs, and improving his average to .456 on the season. The trouncing didn't come until the 10th inning however, as the game was tied 7-7 at the end of 9. Teammates Jimmy Johnston and Sam Bohne both homered in the top of the tenth to lead a 6 run charge and put away Macon. [boxscore]
April 17, 1921
Boston, MA (WBSP): George Sisler had a huge day for the Macon Whoopies, extending their win streak to 7 and climbing atop the Doubleday League. His lone RBI game on a solo, go-ahead homer in the top of the ninth to complete the cycle. Sisler also scored 4 times and swiped 2 bases. Teammate Bob Meusel also homered and drove in 4 in the effort. [boxscore]
April 11, 1921
Bowling Green, KY (WBSP): The Aces and Barons combined for an offensive barage of 29 runs on 39 hits today, the Aces coming out on top 16-13. Joe Schultz led the way batting 4 for 6, with 2 homeruns, 6 RBIs, and 2 runs scored. [boxscore]
November 15, 1920
Macon, GA (WBSP): Elves select shortstop Joe Sewell first in the 1920 Draft Lottery. Sewell earned a World Series ring last fall with the Benedicts, with some Game 7 heroics with a late inning triple driving in the game-tying run, and then scoring the go-ahead run that clinched the Championship.
November 1, 1920
Raleigh, NC (WBSP): The Rivendell Elves win first pick in the 1921 Draft Lottery. [full results]
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