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Jacob Pomrenke2020-12-07 21:44:032020-12-07 21:45:09May 8, 1901: Boston wins first home game in Red Sox franchise history
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Jacob Pomrenke2022-01-27 22:55:182022-01-27 22:55:40May 9, 1901: Cleveland’s Earl Moore hurls nine no-hit innings but can’t contain White Stockings in 10th
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Steve Ginader2022-05-24 12:28:382022-05-24 12:28:38May 14, 1901: McAleer makes unusual proposal in effort to shore up deteriorated pitching corps after Milwaukee sweeps Cleveland
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Jacob Pomrenke2022-05-19 16:20:302022-08-25 11:13:15May 18, 1901: In first Army vs. Navy baseball game, Cadets get best of Midshipmen in Annapolis
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admin2022-11-07 00:01:202022-11-01 11:10:27May 23, 1901: Cleveland Blues turn hopeless defeat into glorious victory
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Thomas Brown2022-04-18 00:50:372022-04-23 08:53:41June 21, 1901: Reds’ Doc Parker allows record 26 hits to Superbas in first game after 5-year absence
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admin2019-09-23 13:16:142020-11-23 12:05:59June 24, 1901: “He Didn’t Have the Energy to Strike a Lucifer”
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Jacob Pomrenke2022-07-11 17:12:322022-07-11 17:12:32June 24, 1901: Turkey Mike Donlin trots to a 6-for-6 day at the plate for Orioles
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Jacob Pomrenke2020-12-09 13:39:382021-03-13 08:20:03June 30, 1901: Cleveland’s Pete Dowling tosses the American League’s first no-hitter — or does he?
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admin2019-05-16 13:32:522020-11-23 12:10:19July 10, 1901: Harry Davis becomes first American League player to hit for the cycle
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Thomas Brown
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Thomas Brown2023-03-06 23:48:082023-03-06 23:48:08July 15, 1901: Christy Mathewson pitches no-hitter as Giants avoid sweep in St. Louis
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Jacob Pomrenke2022-01-19 19:57:492022-01-19 19:57:49July 23, 1901: Player-manager Fred Clarke hits for the cycle, leading Pirates over crippled Reds
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Laura Peebles2023-03-13 00:01:082023-03-09 20:22:38July 30, 1901: Nap Lajoie, ‘champion batsman of the world,’ hits for the cycle with grand slam
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admin2015-07-23 15:20:052020-11-23 11:50:45August 5, 1901: Jesse Burkett leads Cardinals over Pirates with 11-run outburst
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Jacob Pomrenke2022-07-11 17:16:412022-07-11 17:16:41August 21, 1901: Joe McGinnity gives two spits over umpire’s calls
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Steve Ginader
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Steve Ginader2022-02-25 00:05:352022-02-25 00:05:35September 14, 1901: Casey at the altar: Cleveland spoils wedding day for Detroit captain ‘Doc’ Casey
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admin2021-10-15 14:18:412021-10-19 13:45:58September 15, 1901: ‘The Least Said, the Better’: Tigers top Cleveland, 21-0
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admin2021-10-17 14:50:302021-11-02 18:01:29September 23, 1901: Brooklyn Superbas treat Reds to a swatting festival in 25-6 win
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admin2015-06-15 18:07:552020-11-23 12:02:15April 19, 1902: Reds rookie Bob Ewing walks seven in one inning of MLB debut
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Russ Walsh2022-03-27 08:46:332022-03-28 00:18:08April 25, 1902: Rookie Gene Wright is backed by Zaza Harvey’s six hits as Cleveland dominates St. Louis
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Laura Peebles
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Laura Peebles2022-09-19 15:38:422022-09-19 15:38:42April 26, 1902: Addie Joss dodges a Toledo sheriff, then stifles the Browns for a one-hit shutout in his debut
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admin2021-10-25 02:05:562021-10-25 02:17:52May 13, 1902: Phillies led to 24-2 slaughter by Reds
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admin2019-04-18 13:19:162022-09-08 22:20:15May 16, 1902: Hoy vs. Taylor: Two deaf players match up in major leagues
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Thomas Brown
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Thomas Brown2022-04-27 17:31:012022-04-27 17:31:01June 5, 1902: Cy Young uses unconventional home run, conventional pitching to win first matchup against Addie Joss