1936 Pittsburgh Pirates season

This article is about the baseball team. For the NFL team, see 1936 Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) season.

1936 Pittsburgh Pirates
Major League affiliations
National League (since 1887)
Location
Forbes Field (since 1909)
Pittsburgh^[1] (since 1907)
Other information
Owner(s)	Bill Benswanger
Manager(s)	Pie Traynor
Local television	none
Local radio	KDKA Rosey Rowswell, Jack Craddock
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The 1936 Pittsburgh Pirates season was the 55th season of the Pittsburgh Pirates franchise; the 50th in the National League. The Pirates finished fourth in the league standings with a record of 84–70.

Offseason

November 21, 1935: Claude Passeau and Earl Grace were traded by the Pirates to the Philadelphia Phillies for Al Todd.^[2]
December 12, 1935: Tommy Thevenow was purchased from the Pirates by the Cincinnati Reds.^[3]

Regular season

July 10, 1936: Chuck Klein of the Philadelphia Phillies hit four home runs in a ten inning game against the Pirates at Forbes Field.^[4]

Season standings

National League	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
New York Giants	92	62	0.597	—	52–26	40–36
St. Louis Cardinals	87	67	0.565	5	43–33	44–34
Chicago Cubs	87	67	0.565	5	50–27	37–40
Pittsburgh Pirates	84	70	0.545	8	46–30	38–40
Cincinnati Reds	74	80	0.481	18	42–34	32–46
Boston Bees	71	83	0.461	21	35–43	36–40
Brooklyn Dodgers	67	87	0.435	25	37–40	30–47
Philadelphia Phillies	54	100	0.351	38	30–48	24–52

Record vs. opponents

1936 National League Records Sources:
Team	BOS	BR	CHC	CIN	NYG	PHI	PIT	STL
Boston	—	10–12–2	6–16	13–9	9–13	12–10	8–14–1	13–9
Brooklyn	12–10–2	—	7–15	9–13	9–13	12–10	9–13	9–13
Chicago	16–6	15–7	—	10–12	11–11	16–6	10–12	9–13
Cincinnati	9–13	13–9	12–10	—	9–13	13–9	8–14	10–12
New York	13–9	13–9	11–11	13–9	—	17–5	15–7	10–12
Philadelphia	10–12	10–12	6–16	9–13	5–17	—	7–15	7–15
Pittsburgh	14–8–1	13–9	12–10	14–8	7–15	15–7	—	9–13–1
St. Louis	9–13	13–9	13–9	12–10	12–10	15–7	13–9–1	—

Game log

1936 Game Log: 84–70 (Home: 46–30; Away: 38–40)

April: 6–6 (Home: 3–2; Away: 3–4)

May: 15–14 (Home: 6–4; Away: 9–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
13	May 1	Bees	4–6	Osborne	Swift (1–2)	Smith	2,000	6–7
14	May 2	Bees	6–1	Tising (1–0)	Chaplin	—	5,000	7–7
15	May 3	Dodgers	6–5	Hoyt (2–0)	Mungo	—	10,000	8–7
16	May 5	Dodgers	4–0	Weaver (3–1)	Clark	—	1,600	9–7
17	May 6	Giants	5–6 (10)	Gabler	Hoyt (2–1)	—	—	9–8
18	May 7	Giants	6–2	Birkofer (2–1)	Castleman	—	10,000	10–8
19	May 8	Reds	9–6	Swift (2–2)	Stine	Blanton (1)	—	11–8
20	May 9	Reds	10–6	Blanton (1–1)	Brennan	—	—	12–8
21	May 10	Reds	0–6	Derringer	Tising (1–1)	—	13,955	12–9
22	May 12	@ Bees	6–6 (10)			—	2,000	12–9
23	May 13	@ Bees	3–4 (10)	MacFayden	Hoyt (2–2)	—	2,500	12–10
24	May 14	@ Bees	5–2	Bush (1–0)	Benge	—	1,600	13–10
25	May 15	@ Dodgers	6–2	Weaver (4–1)	Mungo	—	4,000	14–10
26	May 16	@ Dodgers	0–3	Clark	Blanton (1–2)	—	8,000	14–11
27	May 17	@ Giants	6–8	Castleman	Bush (1–1)	Gabler	29,000	14–12
28	May 18	@ Giants	2–4	Hubbell	Tising (1–2)	—	—	14–13
29	May 20	@ Phillies	9–3	Weaver (5–1)	Zachary	—	—	15–13
30	May 21	@ Phillies	7–4	Birkofer (3–1)	Jorgens	—	—	16–13
31	May 22	Cardinals	4–11	Dean	Tising (1–3)	—	—	16–14
32	May 23	@ Reds	3–4	Brennan	Blanton (1–3)	—	—	16–15
33	May 24	@ Reds	1–12	Hollingsworth	Weaver (5–2)	—	11,526	16–16
34	May 25	@ Reds	9–2	Lucas (2–1)	Schott	—	1,869	17–16
35	May 26	@ Cardinals	2–6	Dean	Blanton (1–4)	—	—	17–17
36	May 26	@ Cardinals	2–6	Winford	Birkofer (3–2)	—	—	17–18
37	May 27	@ Cardinals	11–2	Swift (3–2)	Hallahan	—	—	18–18
38	May 28	@ Cardinals	7–2	Weaver (6–2)	Walker	—	—	19–18
39	May 29	@ Cardinals	7–9	Dean	Bush (1–2)	—	—	19–19
40	May 30	@ Cubs	7–5	Swift (4–2)	Root	—	—	20–19
41	May 30	@ Cubs	11–7	Brown (1–1)	Bryant	Bush (1)	43,332	21–19
42	May 31	@ Cubs	7–8 (10)	Carleton	Bush (1–3)	—	—	21–20

June: 17–11 (Home: 10–5; Away: 7–6)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
43	June 2	Bees	5–4	Weaver (7–2)	Chaplin	Brown (2)	2,500	22–20
44	June 3	Bees	3–4 (11)	Reis	Swift (4–3)	—	2,000	22–21
45	June 4	Bees	7–5	Blanton (2–4)	Lanning	Brown (3)	—	23–21
46	June 5	Phillies	14–8	Brown (2–1)	Bowman	—	—	24–21
47	June 6	Phillies	1–5	Jorgens	Weaver (7–3)	—	—	24–22
48	June 7	Phillies	6–2	Swift (5–3)	Moore	—	—	25–22
49	June 8	Dodgers	2–1	Blanton (3–4)	Brandt	—	—	26–22
50	June 9	Dodgers	4–1	Weaver (8–3)	Earnshaw	—	—	27–22
51	June 9	Dodgers	7–5	Brown (3–1)	Mungo	—	8,000	28–22
52	June 10	Dodgers	6–3	Lucas (3–1)	Clark	Bush (2)	—	29–22
53	June 12	Giants	3–2	Swift (6–3)	Hubbell	—	—	30–22
54	June 13	Giants	6–2	Blanton (4–4)	Smith	—	—	31–22
55	June 14	Giants	0–8	Schumacher	Weaver (8–4)	—	32,000	31–23
56	June 16	@ Dodgers	9–2	Lucas (4–1)	Mungo	—	3,500	32–23
57	June 17	@ Dodgers	14–5	Swift (7–3)	Baker	—	—	33–23
58	June 20	@ Phillies	6–0	Blanton (5–4)	Bowman	—	—	34–23
59	June 20	@ Phillies	1–2	Jorgens	Weaver (8–5)	Johnson	—	34–24
60	June 21	@ Phillies	7–6	Lucas (5–1)	Kowalik	—	5,000	35–24
61	June 22	@ Giants	5–11	Schumacher	Swift (7–4)	—	5,314	35–25
62	June 23	@ Giants	2–3	Gumbert	Brown (3–2)	Smith	5,500	35–26
63	June 24	@ Giants	3–4	Hubbell	Birkofer (3–3)	—	—	35–27
64	June 24	@ Giants	4–1	Weaver (9–5)	Fitzsimmons	—	15,000	36–27
65	June 25	@ Giants	4–5	Coffman	Swift (7–5)	—	5,000	36–28
66	June 26	@ Bees	2–1	Lucas (6–1)	MacFayden	—	5,352	37–28
67	June 28	@ Bees	11–2	Blanton (6–4)	Benge	—	—	38–28
68	June 28	@ Bees	4–6	Cantwell	Weaver (9–6)	Smith	18,133	38–29
69	June 30	Cardinals	1–2	Haines	Brown (3–3)	—	—	38–30
70	June 30	Cardinals	3–4	Rhem	Blanton (6–5)	Dean	20,000	38–31

July: 13–15 (Home: 6–10; Away: 7–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
71	July 1	Cardinals	9–4	Lucas (7–1)	Walker	Swift (1)	—	39–31
72	July 2	Cardinals	2–4	Dean	Weaver (9–7)	—	—	39–32
73	July 4	Cubs	2–3 (10)	French	Blanton (6–6)	—	—	39–33
74	July 4	Cubs	7–4	Brown (4–3)	Lee	Welch (1)	33,000	40–33
75	July 5	Cubs	4–2	Swift (8–5)	Warneke	—	—	41–33
76	July 9	Phillies	16–5	Birkofer (4–3)	Kowalik	—	—	42–33
77	July 10	Phillies	6–9 (10)	Walters	Swift (8–6)	—	—	42–34
78	July 12	Bees	2–6 (10)	Cantwell	Blanton (6–7)	—	5,000	42–35
79	July 13	Bees	1–4	Chaplin	Swift (8–7)	—	1,200	42–36
80	July 14	Bees	2–1	Brown (5–3)	MacFayden	—	2,000	43–36
81	July 15	Giants	5–4 (10)	Birkofer (5–3)	Fitzsimmons	—	—	44–36
82	July 15	Giants	4–14	Smith	Weaver (9–8)	—	15,000	44–37
83	July 16	Giants	6–7	Coffman	Brown (5–4)	Schumacher	6,000	44–38
84	July 17	Giants	0–6	Hubbell	Swift (8–8)	—	—	44–39
85	July 18	Dodgers	5–6	Jeffcoat	Brown (5–5)	Clark	8,000	44–40
86	July 19	Dodgers	2–4	Clark	Blanton (6–8)	Mungo	4,000	44–41
87	July 21	@ Phillies	17–6	Swift (9–8)	Moore	—	—	45–41
88	July 22	@ Phillies	4–16	Bowman	Brown (5–6)	—	—	45–42
89	July 23	@ Phillies	10–1	Blanton (7–8)	Passeau	—	—	46–42
90	July 25	@ Dodgers	7–4	Swift (10–8)	Clark	—	4,700	47–42
91	July 26	@ Dodgers	0–1	Mungo	Lucas (7–2)	—	—	47–43
92	July 26	@ Dodgers	3–4	Brandt	Brown (5–7)	—	15,000	47–44
93	July 27	@ Dodgers	3–6	Frankhouse	Blanton (7–9)	—	485	47–45
94	July 28	@ Dodgers	9–8 (10)	Lucas (8–2)	Brandt	—	—	48–45
95	July 29	@ Bees	1–4	MacFayden	Swift (10–9)	—	9,284	48–46
96	July 29	@ Bees	10–4	Brown (6–7)	Smith	—	9,284	49–46
97	July 30	@ Bees	5–3 (11)	Brown (7–7)	Cantwell	—	2,612	50–46
98	July 31	@ Bees	10–5	Weaver (10–8)	Chaplin	Hoyt (1)	3,216	51–46

August: 15–15 (Home: 11–7; Away: 4–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
99	August 1	@ Giants	0–6	Smith	Blanton (7–10)	—	—	51–47
100	August 2	@ Giants	2–3	Hubbell	Swift (10–10)	—	15,000	51–48
101	August 5	@ Reds	4–6	Schott	Brown (7–8)	—	6,373	51–49
102	August 7	@ Reds	5–1	Lucas (9–2)	Hollingsworth	—	—	52–49
103	August 7	@ Reds	1–0	Blanton (8–10)	Hallahan	—	3,969	53–49
104	August 8	@ Cubs	2–3	French	Swift (10–11)	—	—	53–50
105	August 9	@ Cubs	2–9	Lee	Brown (7–9)	—	—	53–51
106	August 9	@ Cubs	1–10	Davis	Birkofer (5–4)	—	40,000	53–52
107	August 11	Reds	6–3	Lucas (10–2)	Derringer	—	—	54–52
108	August 11	Reds	3–7	Hallahan	Blanton (8–11)	—	—	54–53
109	August 12	Reds	6–1	Swift (11–11)	Schott	—	—	55–53
110	August 13	Reds	5–4	Hoyt (3–2)	Hollingsworth	—	—	56–53
111	August 15	Cardinals	7–1	Weaver (11–8)	Haines	—	—	57–53
112	August 16	Cardinals	3–4	Winford	Lucas (10–3)	Parmelee	—	57–54
113	August 16	Cardinals	2–7	Dean	Swift (11–12)	—	35,000	57–55
114	August 18	Cubs	4–5	French	Blanton (8–12)	—	—	57–56
115	August 18	Cubs	3–1	Hoyt (4–2)	Lee	—	—	58–56
116	August 19	Cubs	5–4	Swift (12–12)	Root	—	—	59–56
117	August 20	Cubs	8–7 (11)	Birkofer (6–4)	Warneke	—	—	60–56
118	August 21	@ Cardinals	5–4	Lucas (11–3)	Haines	—	—	61–56
119	August 22	@ Cardinals	3–4	Winford	Swift (12–13)	—	—	61–57
120	August 23	@ Cardinals	3–7	Heusser	Blanton (8–13)	—	—	61–58
121	August 23	@ Cardinals	6–6 (10)			—	—	61–58
122	August 24	@ Cardinals	17–5	Brown (8–9)	Heusser	—	—	62–58
123	August 25	Dodgers	1–4 (8)	Butcher	Birkofer (6–5)	—	—	62–59
124	August 26	Dodgers	3–10	Brandt	Swift (12–14)	—	—	62–60
125	August 27	Dodgers	6–3	Weaver (12–8)	Mungo	Blanton (2)	2,500	63–60
126	August 28	Giants	2–7 (14)	Fitzsimmons	Hoyt (4–3)	Gabler	5,000	63–61
127	August 29	Giants	7–4	Lucas (12–3)	Smith	—	—	64–61
128	August 30	Bees	4–2	Swift (13–14)	Chaplin	—	—	65–61
129	August 30	Bees	3–1	Blanton (9–13)	Smith	—	8,000	66–61

September: 18–9 (Home: 10–2; Away: 8–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
130	September 1	Bees	3–1	Weaver (13–8)	MacFayden	—	1,000	67–61
131	September 3	Phillies	3–4	Bowman	Lucas (12–4)	—	—	67–62
132	September 3	Phillies	5–1	Hoyt (5–3)	Passeau	—	5,000	68–62
133	September 4	Cubs	0–8	French	Swift (13–15)	—	—	68–63
134	September 5	Cubs	1–0	Blanton (10–13)	Henshaw	—	—	69–63
135	September 6	Cubs	5–4	Weaver (14–8)	Davis	Swift (2)	—	70–63
136	September 7	Cardinals	4–1	Hoyt (6–3)	Dean	—	—	71–63
137	September 7	Cardinals	14–1	Brown (9–9)	Parmelee	—	—	72–63
138	September 9	@ Dodgers	7–8	Brandt	Blanton (10–14)	—	—	72–64
139	September 10	@ Dodgers	11–5	Swift (14–15)	Frankhouse	—	5,000	73–64
140	September 11	@ Bees	10–3	Blanton (11–14)	Weir	—	1,594	74–64
141	September 12	@ Bees	2–3	Bush	Hoyt (6–4)	—	1,500	74–65
142	September 13	@ Phillies	5–3	Birkofer (7–5)	Sivess	Blanton (3)	—	75–65
143	September 13	@ Phillies	3–4	Jorgens	Brown (9–10)	—	—	75–66
144	September 14	@ Phillies	11–4	Swift (15–15)	Benge	—	—	76–66
145	September 14	@ Phillies	6–5 (10)	Lucas (13–4)	Bowman	—	—	77–66
146	September 16	@ Giants	1–2	Smith	Blanton (11–15)	Coffman	—	77–67
147	September 16	@ Giants	4–3	Hoyt (7–4)	Schumacher	—	22,000	78–67
148	September 17	Reds	14–10	Brown (10–10)	Hollingsworth	—	—	79–67
149	September 19	Reds	7–6 (11)	Swift (16–15)	Hallahan	—	—	80–67
150	September 20	Reds	5–1	Blanton (12–15)	Derringer	—	—	81–67
151	September 20	Reds	6–4	Lucas (14–4)	Davis	—	10,000	82–67
152	September 22	@ Cubs	4–11	Davis	Hoyt (7–5)	—	3,900	82–68
153	September 23	@ Cubs	7–6 (10)	Lucas (15–4)	Warneke	—	—	83–68
154	September 24	@ Cubs	4–0	Blanton (13–15)	French	—	13,000	84–68
155	September 26	@ Reds	1–5	Hallahan	Swift (16–16)	—	—	84–69
156	September 27	@ Reds	5–6	Moore	Brown (10–11)	Mooty	5,377	84–70

Legend: = Win = Loss = Tie
Bold = Pirates team member

Roster

1936 Pittsburgh Pirates

Roster

Pitchers

27 Russ Bauers

49 Ralph Birkofer

46 Cy Blanton

47 Mace Brown

41 Guy Bush

48 Waite Hoyt

40 Red Lucas

45 Bill Swift

44 Jack Tising

43 Jim Weaver

51 Johnny Welch

Catchers

32 Hal Finney

31 Tom Padden

30 Al Todd

Infielders

25 Bill Brubaker

22 Cookie Lavagetto

21,24 Gus Suhr

21 Arky Vaughan

26 Pep Young

Outfielders

-- Earl Browne

-- Johnny Dickshot

12 Bud Hafey

16 Woody Jensen

14 Fred Schulte

10 Lloyd Waner

11 Paul Waner

Manager

20 Pie Traynor

Coaches

33 Jewel Ens

36 Honus Wagner

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position

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

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
C	Padden, TomTom Padden	88	281	70	.249	1	31
1B	Suhr, GusGus Suhr	156	583	182	.312	11	118
2B	Young, PepPep Young	125	475	118	.248	6	77
3B	Brubaker, BillBill Brubaker	145	554	160	.289	6	102
SS	Vaughan, ArkyArky Vaughan	156	568	190	.335	9	78
LF	Jensen, WoodyWoody Jensen
CF	Waner, LloydLloyd Waner
RF	Waner, PaulPaul Waner

Other batters

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

Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
Todd, AlAl Todd	76	267	73	.273	2	28
Finney, HalHal Finney	21	35	0	.000	0	3

Pitching

Starting pitchers

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

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
Swift, BillBill Swift	45	262.1	16	16	4.01	92
Blanton, CyCy Blanton	44	235.2	13	15	3.51	127
Weaver, JimJim Weaver	38	225.2	14	8	4.31	108
Lucas, RedRed Lucas	27	175.2	15	4	3.18	53
Bauers, RussRuss Bauers	1	1.1	0	0	33.75	0

Other pitchers

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

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
Brown, MaceMace Brown	47	165	10	11	3.87	56
Hoyt, WaiteWaite Hoyt	22	116.2	7	5	2.70	37
Birkofer, RalphRalph Birkofer	34	109.1	7	5	4.69	44

Relief pitchers

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

Player	G	W	L	SV	ERA	SO
Bush, GuyGuy Bush	16	1	3	2	5.97	10

Awards and honors

1936 Major League Baseball All-Star Game

Gus Suhr, reserve
Arky Vaughan, reserve

League top five finishers

Cy Blanton

#3 in NL in strikeouts (127)

Red Lucas

#5 in NL in ERA (3.18)

Gus Suhr

#3 in NL in RBI (118)
#5 in NL in runs scored (111)

Bill Swift

#5 in NL in losses (16)

Arky Vaughan

NL leader in runs scored (122)
NL leader in on-base percentage (.453)
#5 in NL in batting average (.335)

Paul Waner

NL leader in batting average (.373)
#2 in NL in hits (218)
#3 in NL in on-base percentage (.446)
#5 in NL in slugging percentage (.520)

Farm system

Level	Team	League	Manager
A	Scranton Miners	New York–Pennsylvania League	Elmer Yoter
B	Savannah Indians	Sally League	Bill Gould and Bob LaMotte
C	Hutchinson Larks	Western Association	Dick Goldberg
D	Jeannette Little Pirates	Pennsylvania State Association	Wilbur Cooper
D	Portageville-Owensboro Pirates	Kentucky–Illinois–Tennessee League	Hughie Wise
D	Winnipeg Maroons	Northern League	Wes Griffin

Notes

↑ From 1882–1906, the team played in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, which became annexed by Pittsburgh as the North Shore in 1907.
↑ Earl Grace page at Baseball Reference
↑ Tommy Thevenow page at Baseball Reference
↑ Great Baseball Feats, Facts and Figures, 2008 Edition, p. 258, David Nemec and Scott Flatow, A Signet Book, Penguin Group, New York, ISBN 978-0-451-22363-0

References

1936 Pittsburgh Pirates team page at Baseball Reference
1936 Pittsburgh Pirates Page at Baseball Almanac
Johnson, Lloyd; Wolff, Miles, eds. (2007). The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball (3rd ed.). Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America. ISBN 978-1-932391-17-6.

1936 MLB season by team

American League	Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia St. Louis Washington

National League	Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis

1936 All-Star Game 1936 World Series

Pittsburgh Pirates

Formerly the Pittsburgh Alleghenys
Founded in 1882
Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Franchise

Ballparks

Spring training: Whittington Park; Riverside Park; Fogel Field; Barrs Field; Rickwood Field; Whittington Park; Perris Hill Park; Tech Field; Perris Hill Park; McCulloch Park; Perris Hill Park; Flamingo Field; Gilmore Field; Gran Stadium; Jaycee Park; Terry Park; Pirate City/McKechnie Field

Culture

Lore

Pittsburgh Allegheny
Pirates' lore
Wagner donates uniforms
Lou Bierbauer
Temple Cup
Chronicle-Telegraph Cup
Pittsburgh Stars
Homer in the Gloamin'
1960 Game 7
1985 drug trials
Francisco Cabrera game
National League Wild Card Games
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015

Rivalries

Philadelphia Phillies

Minors

AAA: Indianapolis Indians
AA: Altoona Curve
A Adv.: Bradenton Marauders
A: West Virginia Power
Short A: West Virginia Black Bears
Rookie Adv.: Bristol Pirates
Rookie: GCL Pirates; DSL Pirates
All-time: Minor league affiliate history

World Series
Championships (5)

1909
1925
1960
1971
1979

League pennants (9)

American Association: none
National League: 1901; 1902; 1903; 1909; 1925; 1927; 1960; 1971; 1979

Division titles (9)

East: 1970; 1971; 1972; 1974; 1975; 1979; 1990; 1991; 1992
Central: none

Wild Card berths (3)

Media

Seasons (136)

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