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earned his 31st victory of the season.

September 19, 1892: Kid Nichols’ batting fest

Jack Stivetts (BASEBALL-REFERENCE.COM)

October 15, 1892: Boston’s Jack Stivetts finishes season with abbreviated no-hitter

October 15, 1892: Bumpus Jones, the no-hit phenom

October 1892: The Split-Season Playoff

April 27, 1893: Cy Young, Cleveland Spiders beat Pittsburgh in opener after pitching distance change

April 28, 1893: Beaneaters open season with rout of Giants

Trading Card Database

May 15, 1893: Beaneaters win home opener in front of star-studded crowd

Trading Card Database

May 19, 1893: The home run that wasn’t

Tommy McCarthy (Courtesy of John Thorn)

May 26, 1893: A barrage of batting for McCarthy, Beaneaters

June 27, 1893: Chicago welcomes Brooklyn to World’s Fair and new ballpark

July 22, 1893: Tucker ‘hit like a fiend’ and Nichols ‘saved the day’

August 1, 1893: Rebellion, disgusted fans, and an angry owner following Pirates’ 25-2 win at St. Louis

Cub Stricker (Trading Card DB)

August 5, 1893: Washington’s Cub Stricker arrested while Phillies shellac Senators

August 16, 1893: Bill Hawke’s no-hitter

Red Ehret (Courtesy of Trading Card Database)

August 19, 1893: Unsafe passage for Beaneaters on long road trip

TuckerTommy

September 20, 1893: Beaneaters clinch NL pennant, earn ‘proud emblem to wave here next year’

September 23, 1893: Chamberlain ices Beaneaters in darkness-shortened no-hitter

Joe Kelley (TRADING CARD DB)

April 24, 1894: Orioles stun champion Beaneaters, scoring 14 runs in the ninth inning

Lave Cross (TRADING CARD DB)

April 24, 1894: Lave Cross hits for the cycle as Phillies trounce Bridegrooms

Amos Rusie (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

May 7, 1894: A duel of aces as Giants’ Rusie bests Boston’s Nichols

May 15, 1894: “It Was a Hot Game, Sure Enough!”

May 19, 1894: Peoria shut out by Lincoln in Western Association home opener

May 30, 1894: Four home runs for Bobby Lowe

Bobby Lowe (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

June 6, 1894: Pirates crush Beaneaters 27-11 at Congress Street Grounds

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