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1874 in baseball

Last updated February 03, 2026

The following are the baseball events of the year 1874 throughout the world.

Champions

National Association: Boston Base Ball Club

Statistical leaders

National Association
Stat	Player	Total
AVG	Levi Meyerle (CHI)	.394
HR	Jim O'Rourke (BOS)	5
RBI	Cal McVey (BOS)	71
W	Al Spalding (BOS)	52
ERA	Dick McBride (PHA)	1.64
K	Bobby Mathews (NY)	82

National Association final standings

National Association	W	L	T	Pct.	GB
Boston Red Stockings	52	18	1	.739	—
New York Mutuals	42	23	—	.646	7½
Philadelphia Athletics	33	22	—	.600	11½
Philadelphia White Stockings	29	29	—	.500	17
Chicago White Stockings	28	31	—	.475	18½
Brooklyn Atlantics	22	33	1	.402	22½
Hartford Dark Blues	16	37	—	.302	27½
Baltimore Canaries	9	38	—	.191	31½

Notable seasons

Boston Red Stockings pitcher Al Spalding has a record of 52–16, leading the NA with 52 wins and 617.1 innings pitched. He has a 1.92 earned run average and a 111 ERA+.^[1]^[2]
Chicago White Stockings second baseman Levi Meyerle leads the NA with a .394 batting average, a .889 OPS, and a 183 OPS+. He has 65 runs scored and 45 runs batted in.^[3]^[4]

Events

January–March

January 29 – Albert Spalding arrives in England to set up a tour for the Boston and Athletic Clubs to demonstrate American baseball to the English.

April–June

May 5 – Tommy Bond makes his professional debut, throwing a 4-hitter and defeating Lord Baltimore.
May 6 – Dick McBride of Athletic throws a 1-hitter in a win against crosstown rival Philadelphia.
May 13 – The Chicago Club plays the first professional game in Chicago by a Chicago team since the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The "White Stockings" win 4–0 over Athletic before 4,000 fans.
June 18 – Playing without suspended pitcher George Zettlein, the Chicagos are humiliated by Mutual 38-1. The Mutuals collect 33 hits, but are outdone by Chicago defensive miscues as they commit 36 errors in the game.

July–September

July 10 – Jimmy Wood, player-manager for several teams in the NA, has his right leg amputated above the knee due to infection. Wood would be re-hired by Chicago to replace Fergy Malone and be on the bench managing 5 weeks after the amputation.
July 16 – The Boston and Athletic Clubs depart from Philadelphia for England for their baseball exhibition tour.
September 9 – John Radcliff is dismissed from the Philadelphia Club after umpire William McLean testified that Radcliff had offered him $175 to fix a game.
September 9 – Boston and Athletic return from their England trip, arriving in New York.

October–December

October 20 – The Boston Base Ball Club win their 3rd consecutive pennant with a 14–7 victory over Athletic of Philadelphia.

Births

January 14 – Jack Taylor
January 22 – Jay Hughes
February 1 – Harry Bemis
February 22 – Bill Klem
February 23 – Billy Lauder
February 24 – Honus Wagner
March 12 – Charles Weeghman
March 16 – Bill Duggleby
March 18 – Nixey Callahan
March 24 – Roy Thomas
April 7 – John Ganzel
April 8 – Bert Myers
May 8 – Eddie Boyle
June 5 – Jack Chesbro
June 5 – Frank Huelsman
June 20 – Win Mercer
June 26 – Topsy Hartsel
July 8 – Jay Parker
July 9 – Jack Powell
July 13 – William G. Bramham
July 14 – Jesse Tannehill
September 5 – Nap Lajoie
September 17 – Willie Sudhoff
September 21 – Grant "Home Run" Johnson
October 12 – Jimmy Burke
October 15 – Emil Frisk
October 19 – Tom McCreery
October 31 – Harry Smith

Deaths

April 9 – Charlie Mills, age 29, catcher for the 1871 New York Mutuals.

References

↑ "1874 National Association Pitching Leaders". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.
↑ "Al Spalding Stats". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.
↑ "1874 National Association Batting Leaders". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.
↑ "Levi Meyerle Stats". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.

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[1] "1874 National Association Pitching Leaders". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.

[2] "Al Spalding Stats". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.

[3] "1874 National Association Batting Leaders". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.

[4] "Levi Meyerle Stats". baseball-reference.com. Retrieved August 29, 2020.

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