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The 1934 season was an exceptional one for Dizzy Dean. At the…
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SABR’s Forbes Field Chapter held a dedication ceremony on Friday,…
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The New York Giants’ Carl Hubbell had been outstanding in the…
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Save the date! SABR's Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference…
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The first no-hitter at Boston’s Fenway Park was thrown by a…
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The 1928 National League season was approaching its waning stages…
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Before the arrival of stadium lights, an umpire decided when…
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Although he had an excellent 20-season major-league career, Rafael…
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September 13, 1942: Ted Williams, Red Sox rally with big 7th inning against Buck Ross, White Sox
September 9, 1914: Boston Braves’ George Davis throws first no-hitter at Fenway Park
September 10, 2004: Ramírez homers twice, Ortiz once, and Schilling walks no one for fifth consecutive game
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September 13, 1928: Cubs win one for the road over Cardinals behind Sheriff Blake’s 4-hit gem
September 2, 1912: Reds and Cardinals can’t see in the dark, but umpire Mal Eason says, ‘Play on’
July 15, 2005: Rafael Palmeiro doubles for his 3,000th career hit