
September 11, 1927: Browns avoid the skunk as Milt Gaston earns ‘brilliant victory’ over mighty Yankees
Baseball had never seen a juggernaut quite like the 1927 New…

September 11, 1927: Goodbye, Shamokin: Pennsylvania city leaves affiliated ball with win
“‘Finis’ was written to the 1927 chapter of the New York-Pennsylvania…

September 22, 1927: ‘Big Train’ Walter Johnson makes his last stop on the mound
The major sports story of the day for September 22, 1927, was…

September 29, 1927: Babe Ruth hits grand slam in second consecutive game for No. 59
Babe Ruth was on fire. He had already hit 14 home runs in September…

September 30, 1927: Babe Ruth hits record 60th home run
Baseball history is filled with accounts of memorable home runs.…

October 2, 1927: Heilmann takes batting title on season-ending spree
Harry Heilmann entered the final day of the 1927 regular season…

October 5, 1927: Yankees take advantage of Pirates’ miscues in World Series opener
On the eve of the 1927 World Series, the New York Yankees were…

October 8, 1927: New York Yankees win World Series on a wild pitch
After winning the first three games of the 1927 World Series,…

October 8, 1927: Red Farrell of Bacharach Giants tosses the second Negro League World Series no-hitter
In the 1926 Negro World Series, pitcher Claude “Red” Grier…

April 14, 1928: Herb Bradley, Milt Gaston both throw shutouts in 50-minute game, quickest in Red Sox history
The game was the shortest official game in Boston Red Sox history,…

April 25, 1928: Red Lucas goes the distance for Reds in 17 innings
Standing only 5-feet-9 and weighing about 165 pounds, Cincinnati…

May 29, 1928: Bill Terry hits for the cycle with grand slam as Giants rout Brooklyn
Two months into the 1928 season, the National League had a tight…

May 30, 1928: Months before his death, Urban Shocker pitches two final innings for Yankees in loss to Nationals
The 1927 New York Yankees are considered among the best teams…

June 2, 1928: Les is more: Braves’ Bell wallops three home runs
No ballpark was more suited to the Deadball Era in which it was…

June 8, 1928: Curt Walker’s 3 clutch hits lead Reds to comeback victory over Brooklyn
In 2011 the Cincinnati Enquirer published a list of the 100 greatest…

June 26, 1928: Red Barnes becomes first Senator to hit two home runs in cavernous Griffith Stadium
Griffith Stadium was death to home runs, yet inside-the-park…

July 26, 1928: Hornsby’s Braves edge Cubs in 14 innings
The Chicago Cubs, managed by Joe McCarthy, were on a roll. They…

July 26, 1928: Yankees’ Bob Meusel becomes first AL player to hit for cycle three times
New York’s Bob Meusel hit for the cycle — for the record…

August 20, 1928: Art Shires raps out 4 hits in big-league debut with White Sox
Few rookies ever made a bigger splash in their debut than Chicago…

August 22, 1928: Mule Haas home run ends 17-inning marathon
The climate in the American League was changing. From 1921…

September 13, 1928: Cubs win one for the road over Cardinals behind Sheriff Blake’s 4-hit gem
The 1928 National League season was approaching its waning stages…

September 15, 1928: Braves play the last of record nine straight doubleheaders
When Ben Cantwell took the mound for the Boston Braves at Braves…

September 24, 1928: Braves wrap up their 15th doubleheader in 25 days with a win over Pirates
The Boston Braves played 15 doubleheaders in 25 days while wrapping…

October 7, 1928: Lou Gehrig’s two homers too much for Redbirds in Game 3
Before the start of the 1928 World Series, former major-league…