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June 23, 1917: Boston’s Babe Ruth and Ernie Shore combine to no-hit Senators
July 1, 1917: Reds’ Fred Toney goes the distance twice in one day
July 17, 1917: William Rumler delivers a win for Eddie Plank and the Browns
July 22, 1917: Rookie Swede Risberg’s bat, baserunning extend White Sox’s lead over Boston
July 22, 1917: Eddie Plank shuts out Washington for his 326th and final win
July 30, 1917: Babe Ruth twirls 4-hit gem against White Sox
August 6, 1917: Eddie Plank retires after losing to Walter Johnson, 1-0 in 11 innings
August 22, 1917: ‘Some Game!’ Brooklyn wins after 22 innings
September 12, 1917: Trench warfare, Deadball style, as Senators and Red Sox tie after 16 innings
September 27, 1917: All-stars turn out for Tim Murnane benefit
October 3, 1917: Senators’ Walter Johnson earns first career win against Babe Ruth with arm, bat
October 6, 1917: White Sox win World Series opener at Comiskey Park
October 7, 1917: Red Faber’s pitching, not baserunning, lead to White Sox victory in Game 2
October 13, 1917: White Sox’s big push brings bedlam in Game 5 comeback
April 12, 1918: Red Faber, White Sox win exhibition game in epicenter of influenza pandemic
April 15, 1918: Truck Hannah debuts against Walter Johnson on Opening Day
April 16, 1918: Reds’ Pete Schneider tosses one-hitter on Opening Day
May 5, 1918: Breaking the Sabbath: Navy Yard stars win exhibition at Braves Field
May 6, 1918: Brooklyn’s Dan Griner loses no-hitter with two outs in the ninth
May 6, 1918: Boston’s Babe Ruth makes his first start as a position player
May 7, 1918: Boston Braves blow out Brooklyn, 16-0
May 8, 1918: The wildest, wobbliest, weirdest windup as Reds score nine in 9th
May 15, 1918: Walter Johnson and Lefty Williams spar for 18 innings
May 19, 1918: Senators’ first Sunday game draws record crowd in Washington
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