Postponed (inclement weather);[8] Makeup: June 17 as a traditional double-header
6
May 2 (1)
Braves
1–3
Nate Andrews (2–0)
Si Johnson (0–1)
None
see 2nd game
1–5
7
May 2 (2)
Braves
6–5 (12)
Johnny Podgajny (1–1)
Red Barrett (1–1)
None
12,942
2–5
8
May 3
@ Dodgers
3–5
Kirby Higbe (1–0)
Al Gerheauser (0–2)
None
3,391
2–6
9
May 4
@ Dodgers
3–1
Jack Kraus (2–1)
Rube Melton (0–1)
None
3,517
3–6
10
May 5
@ Dodgers
6–18
Max Macon (2–0)
Charlie Fuchs (0–1)
Newt Kimball (1)
4,465
3–7
11
May 6
@ Dodgers
3–2 (10)
Johnny Podgajny (2–1)
Bobo Newsom (2–1)
None
2,043
4–7
12
May 7
Giants
13–3
Si Johnson (1–1)
Ken Trinkle (1–2)
None
1,723
5–7
13
May 8
Giants
5–7
Ace Adams (1–0)
Charlie Fuchs (0–2)
Johnny Wittig (1)
1,908[9]
5–8
14
May 9 (1)
Giants
3–2
Schoolboy Rowe (1–1)
Johnny Wittig (1–2)
None
see 2nd game
6–8
15
May 9 (2)
Giants
3–1
Jack Kraus (3–1)
Harry Feldman (0–2)
Si Johnson (1)
24,934[10]
7–8
–
May 12
Reds
Postponed (inclement weather);[11] Makeup: May 13 as a traditional double-header
16
May 13 (1)
Reds
2–1
Si Johnson (2–1)
Ray Starr (1–3)
None
see 2nd game
8–8
17
May 13 (2)
Reds
1–3
Elmer Riddle (2–3)
Johnny Podgajny (2–2)
Clyde Shoun (1)
5,210
8–9
–
May 14
Reds
Postponed (inclement weather);[12] Makeup: July 8 as a traditional double-header
18
May 15
Cardinals
3–6
Mort Cooper (3–1)
Charlie Fuchs (0–3)
None
3,613[13]
8–10
19
May 16 (1)
Cardinals
3–4 (11)
Howie Krist (1–0)
Schoolboy Rowe (1–2)
None
see 2nd game
8–11
20
May 16 (2)
Cardinals
2–1
Al Gerheauser (1–2)
Harry Gumbert (1–3)
None
30,823[14]
9–11
21
May 17
Cubs
8–4
Johnny Podgajny (3–2)
Claude Passeau (1–2)
None
2,000
10–11
22
May 18
Cubs
5–4
Si Johnson (3–1)
Hiram Bithorn (3–4)
None
20,820[15]
11–11
–
May 19
Cubs
Postponed (inclement weather);[16] Makeup: May 20 as a traditional double-header
23
May 20 (1)
Cubs
3–0
Charlie Fuchs (1–3)
Bill Lee (1–2)
None
see 2nd game
12–11
24
May 20 (2)
Cubs
2–0
Al Gerheauser (2–2)
Dick Barrett (0–3)
None
3,429
13–11
–
May 21
Pirates
Postponed (inclement weather);[17] Makeup: July 1 as a traditional double-header
25
May 22
Pirates
10–0
Schoolboy Rowe (2–2)
Bob Klinger (2–1)
None
11,692
14–11
26
May 23 (1)
Pirates
1–4
Rip Sewell (4–1)
Johnny Podgajny (3–3)
None
see 2nd game
14–12
27
May 23 (2)
Pirates
5–2
Jack Kraus (4–1)
Xavier Rescigno (1–3)
Si Johnson (2)
37,176[18]
15–12
28
May 26
@ Reds
0–1
Bucky Walters (3–3)
Charlie Fuchs (1–4)
None
7,512
15–13
29
May 27
@ Reds
0–7
Elmer Riddle (3–3)
Si Johnson (3–2)
None
1,084
15–14
30
May 28[19][20]
@ Reds
8–11
Clyde Shoun (1–1)
Johnny Podgajny (3–4)
None
1,542
15–15
31
May 29
@ Pirates
4–12
Xavier Rescigno (2–3)
Al Gerheauser (2–3)
None
1,727
15–16
32
May 30 (1)
@ Pirates
3–4
Rip Sewell (5–1)
Schoolboy Rowe (2–3)
None
see 2nd game
15–17
33
May 30 (2)
@ Pirates
1–2 (10)
Wally Hebert (3–2)
Jack Kraus (4–2)
None
7,297
15–18
34
May 31 (1)
@ Cubs
10–4
Johnny Podgajny (4–4)
Dick Barrett (0–4)
None
see 2nd game
16–18
35
May 31 (2)
@ Cubs
2–8
Ray Prim (1–1)
Charlie Fuchs (1–5)
Hank Wyse (2)
23,256
16–19
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
36
June 1
@ Cubs
7–2
Si Johnson (4–2)
Hiram Bithorn (4–6)
None
1,810
17–19
37
June 2
@ Cubs
6–5
Schoolboy Rowe (3–3)
Claude Passeau (3–3)
Jack Kraus (1)
2,652
18–19
38
June 3
@ Cardinals
2–8
Murry Dickson (3–0)
Al Gerheauser (2–4)
None
1,126
18–20
39
June 4
@ Cardinals
0–5
Mort Cooper (6–3)
Charlie Fuchs (1–6)
None
6,008
18–21
40
June 5
@ Cardinals
2–1[a]
Jack Kraus (5–2)
Howie Krist (2–1)
None
1,678
19–21
41
June 6 (1)
@ Cardinals
1–1 (5)[b]
None
None
None
19–21–1
–
June 6 (2)
@ Cardinals
Postponed (inclement weather);[21] Makeup: July 27 as a traditional double-header
–
June 9
@ Giants
Postponed (inclement weather);[22] Makeup: June 12 as a traditional double-header
42
June 12 (1)
@ Giants
3–2
Schoolboy Rowe (4–3)
Bill Lohrman (4–5)
Newt Kimball (2)
see 2nd game
20–21–1
43
June 12 (2)
@ Giants
4–3
Al Gerheauser (3–4)
Johnny Wittig (3–6)
Charlie Fuchs (1)
9,802
21–21–1
44
June 13 (1)
@ Giants
2–6
Carl Hubbell (2–0)
Si Johnson (4–3)
None
see 2nd game
21–22–1
45
June 13 (2)
@ Giants
3–4 (10)[c]
Rube Fischer (1–0)
Newt Kimball (1–2)
None
16,129
21–23–1
46
June 15 (1)[23]
Braves
6–4
Charlie Fuchs (2–6)
Red Barrett (3–5)
None
see 2nd game
22–23–1
47
June 15 (2)[23]
Braves
2–1
Al Gerheauser (4–4)
Dave Odom (0–1)
None
6,679
23–23–1
48
June 16[23]
Braves
2–0[24]
Si Johnson (5–3)
Jim Tobin (4–4)
None
9,802
24–23–1
49
June 17 (1)[23]
Braves
0–2
Manny Salvo (1–2)
Jack Kraus (5–3)
None
6,000
24–24–1
50
June 17 (2)[23]
Braves
7–2
Newt Kimball (2–2)
Nate Andrews (5–6)
None
7,379
25–24–1
51
June 18
@ Dodgers
10–8
Dutch Dietz (1–3)
Curt Davis (1–4)
None
3,654
26–24–1
52
June 19
@ Dodgers
5–7
Freddie Fitzsimmons (3–1)
Charlie Fuchs (2–7)
Les Webber (7)
8,618
26–25–1
53
June 20 (1)
@ Braves
13–7
Si Johnson (6–3)
Nate Andrews (5–7)
Dutch Dietz (1)
see 2nd game
27–25–1
54
June 20 (2)
@ Braves
7–0
Schoolboy Rowe (5–3)
Jim Tobin (4–5)
None
16,994
28–25–1
55
June 22
@ Braves
6–7
Manny Salvo (2–2)
Jack Kraus (5–4)
Dave Odom (1)
1,636
28–26–1
56
June 23 (1)
@ Braves
0–1
Red Barrett (4–6)
Newt Kimball (2–3)
None
see 2nd game
28–27–1
57
June 23 (2)
@ Braves
3–4 (11)
Al Javery (7–4)
Al Gerheauser (4–5)
None
4,560
28–28–1
58
June 24
@ Braves
12–5
Si Johnson (7–3)
Dave Odom (0–2)
None
1,585
29–28–1
59
June 25
Dodgers
8–2
Schoolboy Rowe (6–3)
Bobo Newsom (7–3)
None
21,504
30–28–1
60
June 26
Dodgers
2–3
Kirby Higbe (4–3)
Jack Kraus (5–5)
Ed Head (2)
7,688
30–29–1
61
June 27 (1)
Dodgers
4–9
Ed Head (5–3)
Jack Kraus (5–6)
None
see 2nd game
30–30–1
62
June 27 (2)
Dodgers
0–6
Rube Melton (4–4)
Al Gerheauser (4–6)
None
27,866
30–31–1
63
June 30
Pirates
3–3 (11)[d]
None
None
None
10,655
30–31–2
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
64
July 1 (1)
Pirates
6–1
Schoolboy Rowe (7–3)
Johnny Podgajny (4–7)
None
see 2nd game
31–31–2
65
July 1 (2)
Pirates
1–2
Bob Klinger (5–1)
Al Gerheauser (4–7)
None
6,884
31–32–2
66
July 2
Pirates
1–2
Rip Sewell (11–2)
Jack Kraus (5–7)
None
3,669
31–33–2
67
July 3
Cubs
1–6
Hank Wyse (1–3)
Newt Kimball (2–4)
None
3,984
31–34–2
68
July 4 (1)
Cubs
2–1
Si Johnson (8–3)
Hiram Bithorn (8–8)
None
see 2nd game
32–34–2
69
July 4 (2)
Cubs
2–5
Bill Lee (3–4)
Dick Barrett (0–5)
None
15,671
32–35–2
70
July 5 (1)
Cardinals
15–2
Al Gerheauser (5–7)
Murry Dickson (3–1)
None
see 2nd game
33–35–2
71
July 5 (2)
Cardinals
3–4
Howie Krist (6–2)
Dutch Dietz (1–4)
None
21,067
33–36–2
72
July 6
Cardinals
0–4
Harry Gumbert (6–4)
Jack Kraus (5–8)
None
3,915
33–37–2
–
July 7
Cardinals
Postponed (inclement weather);[25] Makeup: August 18 as a traditional double-header
73
July 8 (1)
Reds
5–7
Johnny Vander Meer (7–9)
Dale Matthewson (0–1)
None
see 2nd game
33–38–2
74
July 8 (2)
Reds
1–0 (14)
Dick Barrett (1–5)
Joe Beggs (2–3)
None
4,714
34–38–2
75
July 9
Reds
4–11
Clyde Shoun (5–2)
Newt Kimball (2–5)
None
8,286
34–39–2
76
July 10
Reds
2–6
Elmer Riddle (11–4)
Dick Conger (0–1)
None
3,808
34–40–2
77
July 11 (1)
Reds
4–7
Bucky Walters (4–9)
Schoolboy Rowe (7–4)
None
see 2nd game
34–41–2
78
July 11
Reds
2–14 (8)[e]
Ray Starr (8–7)
Al Gerheauser (5–8)
None
14,273
34–42–2
–
July 13
1943 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Shibe Park in Philadelphia
79
July 15
Giants
9–1
Dick Barrett (2–5)
Rube Fischer (4–3)
None
8,141
35–42–2
80
July 17 (1)[f]
Giants
2–1
Dick Conger (1–1)
Johnny Wittig (5–9)
None
see 2nd game
36–42–2
81
July 17 (2)[f]
Giants
7–8
Ace Adams (7–3)
Dale Matthewson (0–2)
Bill Lohrman (1)
11,074
36–43–2
82
July 18 (1)
Giants
6–10
Bill Lohrman (5–5)
Newt Kimball (2–6)
None
see 2nd game
36–44–2
83
July 18 (2)
Giants
2–3
Ken Chase (2–7)
Andy Karl (1–2)
None
14,589
36–45–2
84
July 20
@ Pirates
0–1
Rip Sewell (14–3)
Dick Barrett (2–6)
None
11,996
36–46–2
85
July 21
@ Pirates
2–10
Bob Klinger (7–3)
Dick Conger (1–2)
None
2,041
36–47–2
86
July 22 (1)
@ Pirates
3–0
Schoolboy Rowe (8–4)
Max Butcher (5–3)
None
see 2nd game
37–47–2
87
July 22 (2)
@ Pirates
9–6
Jack Kraus (6–8)
Hank Gornicki (3–8)
None
5,199
38–47–2
88
July 23
@ Pirates
2–3
Johnny Gee (1–0)
Al Gerheauser (5–9)
None
1,895
38–48–2
89
July 24
@ Reds
3–5
Clyde Shoun (6–3)
Andy Karl (1–3)
None
1,857
38–49–2
90
July 25 (1)
@ Reds
3–7
Elmer Riddle (13–5)
Dick Conger (1–3)
None
see 2nd game
38–50–2
91
July 25 (2)
@ Reds
3–1
Dick Barrett (3–6)
Ed Heusser (2–3)
None
10,346
39–50–2
92
July 26
@ Reds
2–8
Ray Starr (10–7)
Jack Kraus (6–9)
None
1,541
39–51–2
93
July 27 (1)
@ Cardinals
2–6
Murry Dickson (5–1)
Al Gerheauser (5–10)
None
see 2nd game
39–52–2
94
July 27 (2)
@ Cardinals
2–5
Howie Krist (7–3)
Dick Conger (1–4)
None
2,929
39–53–2
95
July 28
@ Cardinals
6–4
Schoolboy Rowe (9–4)
Red Munger (4–2)
Dutch Dietz (2)
17,883
40–53–2
96
July 29
@ Cardinals
5–13
Red Munger (5–2)
Dick Barrett (3–7)
None
1,676[26]
40–54–2
97
July 30
@ Cardinals
3–2 (11)
Al Gerheauser (6–10)
Mort Cooper (14–6)
None
7,606
41–54–2
98
July 31
@ Cubs
1–3
Ed Hanyzewski (5–1)
Dick Conger (1–5)
None
6,238
41–55–2
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
99
August 1 (1)
@ Cubs
4–1
Dick Barrett (4–7)
Claude Passeau (10–7)
None
see 2nd game
42–55–2
100
August 1 (2)
@ Cubs
5–3
Al Gerheauser (7–10)
Hank Wyse (5–4)
None
34,086
43–55–2
–
August 3
@ Cubs
Postponed (inclement weather);[27] Makeup: September 22 as a traditional double-header
101
August 4
@ Pirates
2–6
Max Butcher (6–4)
Al Gerheauser (7–11)
None
10,417
43–56–2
102
August 6
@ Giants
7–4
Dick Barrett (5–7)
Ken Chase (2–10)
Bill Lee (1)
6,358
44–56–2
103
August 7
@ Giants
9–6
Andy Karl (2–3)
Johnny Wittig (5–12)
Schoolboy Rowe (1)
4,982
45–56–2
104
August 8 (1)
@ Giants
5–1
Jack Kraus (7–9)
Cliff Melton (5–7)
None
see 2nd game
46–56–2
105
August 8 (2)
@ Giants
8–2
Al Gerheauser (8–11)
Van Mungo (0–3)
Dick Barrett (1)
16,736
47–56–2
106
August 11 (1)
Pirates
2–1
Schoolboy Rowe (10–4)
Rip Sewell (17–5)
None
see 2nd game
48–56–2
107
August 11 (2)
Pirates
2–0
Dick Barrett (6–7)
Hank Gornicki (4–9)
None
11,129
49–56–2
108
August 12
Pirates
4–3
Dick Conger (2–5)
Xavier Rescigno (5–8)
Newt Kimball (3)
12,065
50–56–2
–
August 13
Pirates
Postponed (inclement weather);[28] Makeup: August 14 as a traditional double-header[28]
109
August 14 (1)
Pirates
2–8
Bob Klinger (9–5)
Jack Kraus (7–10)
None
see 2nd game
50–57–2
110
August 14 (2)
Pirates
1–2
Max Butcher (7–4)
Al Gerheauser (8–12)
Hank Gornicki (2)
6,344
50–58–2
111
August 15 (1)
Cubs
2–5
Hiram Bithorn (15–9)
Dick Barrett (6–8)
None
see 2nd game
50–59–2
112
August 15 (2)
Cubs
0–3
Paul Derringer (7–10)
Bill Lee (3–8)
None
16,257
50–60–2
113
August 16
Cubs
4–3
Schoolboy Rowe (11–4)
Paul Erickson (0–2)
None
6,460
51–60–2
114
August 17
Cubs
5–7
Ray Prim (3–3)
Dick Conger (2–6)
Paul Derringer (3)
1,200
51–61–2
115
August 18 (1)
Cardinals
0–6
Howie Krist (8–4)
Jack Kraus (7–11)
None
see 2nd game
51–62–2
116
August 18 (2)
Cardinals
6–3
Al Gerheauser (9–12)
Red Munger (6–4)
None
16,514
52–62–2
117
August 19
Cardinals
6–5
Dick Barrett (7–8)
Max Lanier (9–6)
Jack Kraus (2)
13,733
53–62–2
118
August 20
Cardinals
1–5
Mort Cooper (17–7)
Bill Lee (3–9)
Howie Krist (3)
12,678
53–63–2
119
August 21
Cardinals
3–2
Schoolboy Rowe (12–4)
Harry Brecheen (5–4)
None
3,400
54–63–2
120
August 22 (1)
Reds
3–4
Elmer Riddle (16–8)
Al Gerheauser (9–13)
Clyde Shoun (5)
see 2nd game
54–64–2
121
August 22 (2)
Reds
6–20
Joe Beggs (4–3)
Dick Conger (2–7)
None
16,385
54–65–2
122
August 24
Reds
2–4
Clyde Shoun (11–3)
Dick Barrett (7–9)
None
8,756
54–66–2
123
August 28
Dodgers
7–14
Rex Barney (2–0)
Al Gerheauser (9–14)
Curt Davis (3)
4,464
54–67–2
124
August 29 (1)
Dodgers
1–3
Whit Wyatt (9–5)
Dick Barrett (7–10)
None
see 2nd game
54–68–2
125
August 29 (2)
Dodgers
0–8
Ed Head (7–8)
Schoolboy Rowe (12–5)
None
17,013
54–69–2
126
August 31
Dodgers
2–4
Kirby Higbe (9–10)
Jack Kraus (7–12)
None
9,428
54–70–2
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
127
September 2
Braves
2–3 (10)
Al Javery (14–12)
Al Gerheauser (9–15)
None
4,018
54–71–2
–
September 4
Braves
Postponed (inclement weather);[29] Makeup: September 18 as a traditional double-header in Boston
128
September 5 (1)
Braves
2–1
Dick Barrett (8–10)
Jim Tobin (12–10)
None
see 2nd game
55–71–2
129
September 5 (2)
Braves
5–1
Schoolboy Rowe (13–5)
Red Barrett (10–15)
Bill Lee (2)
8,175
56–71–2
130
September 6 (1)
@ Giants
3–6
Rube Fischer (5–7)
Al Gerheauser (9–16)
Ace Adams (9)
see 2nd game
56–72–2
131
September 6 (2)
@ Giants
3–1 (11)
Jack Kraus (8–12)
Ken Chase (3–15)
None
12,183
57–72–2
132
September 8
@ Giants
3–2
Bill Lee (4–9)
Cliff Melton (7–10)
None
1,157
58–72–2
133
September 9
@ Dodgers
6–7
Les Webber (2–1)
Dick Barrett (8–11)
None
4,825
58–73–2
134
September 11
@ Dodgers
2–7
Kirby Higbe (11–10)
Schoolboy Rowe (13–6)
Ed Head (6)
8,687
58–74–2
135
September 12
@ Dodgers
4–8
Curt Davis (10–9)
Al Gerheauser (9–17)
Les Webber (10)
13,722
58–75–2
136
September 14
Giants
4–4 (10)[g]
None
None
None
3,447
58–75–3
137
September 15 (1)
Giants
1–0
Jack Kraus (9–12)
Van Mungo (2–7)
None
see 2nd game
59–75–3
138
September 15 (2)
Giants
3–6
Hugh East (1–1)
Bill Lee (4–10)
Johnny Wittig (2)
903[30]
59–76–3
139
September 16 (1)
@ Braves
9–2
Schoolboy Rowe (14–6)
Jim Tobin (12–12)
Bill Lee (3)
see 2nd game
60–76–3
140
September 16 (2)
@ Braves
0–8
Al Javery (15–14)
Dale Matthewson (0–3)
None
1,532
60–77–3
–
September 17
@ Braves
Postponed (inclement weather);[31] Makeup: September 19 as a traditional double-header
141
September 18 (1)
@ Braves
0–2
Nate Andrews (13–18)
Al Gerheauser (9–18)
None
see 2nd game
60–78–3
142
September 18 (2)
@ Braves
1–2
Red Barrett (12–16)
Dick Barrett (8–12)
None
1,650
60–79–3
143
September 19 (1)
@ Braves
2–3
Jim Tobin (13–12)
Jack Kraus (9–13)
None
see 2nd game
60–80–3
144
September 19 (2)
@ Braves
5–6 (14)
Al Javery (16–14)
Newt Kimball (2–7)
None
6,054
60–81–3
145
September 22 (1)
@ Cubs
1–5
Claude Passeau (15–11)
Dick Barrett (8–13)
None
see 2nd game
60–82–3
146
September 22 (2)
@ Cubs
3–0
Al Gerheauser (10–18)
Hiram Bithorn (17–12)
None
3,623
61–82–3
147
September 23
@ Cubs
7–8
Walter Signer (1–1)
Schoolboy Rowe (14–7)
John Burrows (2)
1,177
61–83–3
148
September 24
@ Cubs
4–7 (5)
Paul Derringer (9–14)
Bill Lee (4–11)
None
314
61–84–3
149
September 25
@ Cardinals
4–5
Red Munger (9–4)
Jack Kraus (9–14)
None
1,653
61–85–3
150
September 26 (1)
@ Cardinals
1–4
Howie Krist (10–5)
Al Gerheauser (10–19)
None
see 2nd game
61–86–3
151
September 26 (2)
@ Cardinals
3–2 (11)
Dick Barrett (9–13)
Red Munger (9–5)
None
7,275
62–86–3
152
September 27
@ Reds
2–3
Clyde Shoun (14–5)
Bill Lee (4–12)
None
767
62–87–3
153
September 28 (1)
@ Reds
3–4
Ray Starr (11–10)
Schoolboy Rowe (14–8)
None
see 2nd game
62–88–3
154
September 28 (2)
@ Reds
0–2
Joe Beggs (6–6)
Jack Kraus (9–15)
None
1,421
62–89–3
155
September 29
@ Reds
0–3
Johnny Vander Meer (14–16)
Ken Raffensberger (0–1)
None
2,350
62–90–3
^[a]The June 5, 1943, game was protested by the Phillies in the middle of the eighth inning.[32][33] The protest was later upheld and the game was completed with new umpires[32] on June 29.[34][35]
^[b]The first game of a scheduled double-header on June 6, 1943, ended after five innings due to rain with the score tied 1–1,[21][36] and an additional game was played on July 30.
^[c]The second game of a scheduled double-header on June 13, 1943, ended with the score 6–3.[37] After a verbal protest in the ninth inning, the Giants’ Mel Ott lodged a formal protest.[38] National League President Ford Frick ruled the hit batsman (Babe Dahlgren) out, and that the game be resumed on August 6.[39][40]
^[d]The June 30, 1943, game ended after eleven innings due to the Major League Baseball curfew with the score tied 3–3,[41][42] and an additional game was played on August 11.
^[e]The second game of a scheduled double-header on July 11, 1943, ended after eight innings due to the Pennsylvania Sunday curfew law[43] with the score 8–14.[44][45]
^[f]The original schedule indicated a single games on May 10 and July 17 with New York;[46] which became a double-header on July 17.
^[g]The September 14, 1943, game ended after ten innings due to the National League curfew with the score tied 4–4,[47][48][49] and an additional game was played on September 15.
^[h]The original schedule indicated a single games on October 2 and 3 at Pittsburgh;[46] which became a double-header on October 3.
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