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 * +GRAND TOTAL.
 * PITCHERS.
 * W
 * L
 * P
 * Per ct.
 * Darby
 * 2
 * 1
 * 3
 * .667
 * Chamberlain
 * 14
 * 9
 * 23
 * .609
 * Dwyer
 * 18
 * 14
 * 32
 * .563
 * Parrott
 * 10
 * 8
 * 18
 * .556
 * King
 * 7
 * 6
 * 13
 * .538
 * Mullane
 * 7
 * 7
 * 14
 * .500
 * Sullivan
 * 7
 * 13
 * 20
 * .350
 * Jones
 * 1
 * 3
 * 4
 * .350
 * Cross
 * 0
 * 2
 * 2
 * .000
 * }
 * 3
 * 4
 * .350
 * Cross
 * 0
 * 2
 * 2
 * .000
 * }
 * }
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THE BROOKLYN CLUB'S PITCHING RECORD.

The two most successful pitchers of the Brooklyn club in 1893 were Kennedy and Stein, these two pitching in 24 victories and 21 defeats against the six leading teams which ended the season in the first division, a record to be proud of, Haddock being third in this respect. Stein led against the five eastern teams with a percentage of victories of .550 to Kennedy's .438. But Kennedy led against the six western teams with a percentage of .667 to Stein's .615, Haddock leading Kennedy against the east, while Daub was third against the west. Sharrott only did fairly well against the eastern teams and he pitched in but 3 victories out of 9 games against the western teams. Lovett could only even up against the west, while the eastern teams punished him badly. Crane was useless, as he did not pitch in a single victory. Haddock was unlucky in being disabled