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August 18, 1915: Braves Field opens in Boston
October 11, 1915: Red Sox squeeze by Pete Alexander’s Phillies in Game Three
October 12, 1915: Ernie Shore leads Red Sox to Game Four victory
June 13, 1916: Braves, Reds play longest scoreless duel in MLB history
June 16, 1916: Salida Tom Hughes no-hits Pirates at Braves Field
October 7, 1916: Red Sox win a home game — a mile away from home
October 9, 1916: Red Sox win Game 2 on a loaned diamond; Babe Ruth goes the distance in 14
October 12, 1916: Red Sox claim championship on adopted turf
May 5, 1918: Breaking the Sabbath: Navy Yard stars win exhibition at Braves Field
May 7, 1918: Boston Braves blow out Brooklyn, 16-0
September 2, 1918: Braves, Giants finish a season cut short by war
May 24, 1919: Hank Gowdy Day at Braves Field
May 1, 1920: An extreme exercise in futility: Braves, Dodgers play 26 innings to no decision
December 4, 1920: Big-time college football comes to Braves Field
May 9, 1921: Collegians versus the Pros: BC’s Jimmy Fitzpatrick stymies Boston Braves
October 6, 1923: Ernie Padgett’s unassisted triple play
April 11, 1925: Braves, Red Sox resume City Series in Boston
April 14, 1925: First radio broadcast from Braves Field
May 8, 1925: Braves, Cubs celebrate National League’s Golden Jubilee
July 7, 1925: Bernie Neis’s historic clout leaves Braves Field
December 9, 1925: Red Grange, Chicago Bears bring professional football to Boston
October 9, 1926: Red Grange returns to Boston with upstart pro football league
June 2, 1928: Les is more: Braves’ Bell wallops three home runs
September 15, 1928: Braves play the last of record nine straight doubleheaders
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