41 wins, 48 losses, and 0 ties (for a winning percentage of 46.1 percent)
1895:
The Phils are shut out by St. Louis 12-0. The team had scored a run in each of the previous 184 games, dating back to 8/17/1893
1923:
The Phillies and Cards combined to hit 10 home runs in a game, setting a record. The Phils won 20-14 on the strength of 6 round trippers, including 3 by Cy Williams, who reached a total of 120 for his career, breaking the National League record held by Gavy Cravath. The game saw a total of 79 total bases, a league record that stood until 1999. The Cards recorded 22 hits, bringing their total for the 4-game series to 70, another record.
1958:
Richie Ashburn pulls a muscle in the first game of a double-header. He sits out the second game, ending a 473-game playing streak, the second-longest of his career
1980:
Pete Rose stole 3 bases vs. the Reds in the seventh inning--second, third, and home--at Riverfront Stadium. The Phillies win 7-3.
2006:
Center fielder Aaron Rowand crashes into a fence making a tough catch and breaking several bones in his face. The catch helped the Phils earn an 8-4 win over the Reds.
1888:
Purchased Ed Delahanty from Wheeling
1928:
Traded Jimmie Wilson to St. Louis for Spud Davis and Homer Peel
1956:
Traded Murry Dickson and Herm Wehmeier to St. Louis for Harvey Haddix, Ben Flowers and Stu Miller
1979:
Sold Jim Kaat to New York (AL)
2000:
Released Carlos Reyes
1881:
Jesse Purnell
1912:
Del Young
1949:
Jerry Martin
1950:
Dane Iorg
1964:
Floyd Youmans
Note: Entries marked with an '*' represent the Phillies debut of a player who previously appeared in the majors. Unmarked entries are players who made their major-league debuts with the Phillies.