1910s – Page 7 – Society for American Baseball Research

Charlie Hanford (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, BAIN COLLECTION)

September 28, 1914: Buffalo, Kansas City tie 10-10 in ‘a freak contest’

Babe Ruth (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

October 2, 1914: A sign of so many swats to come: Babe Ruth doubles for first big-league hit

October 6, 1914: Another day, another doubleheader, another tie for Pittsburgh Rebels, Baltimore Terrapins

October 6, 1914: Terrapins win blowout in Baltimore in doubleheader opener

Cy Falkenberg (TRADING CARD DB)

October 7, 1914: Indianapolis Hoosiers clinch second straight Federal League pennant

October 9, 1914: Rudolph outpitches Bender in World Series opener

Russ Ford (TRADING CARD DB)

October 9, 1914: Buffalo’s Russ Ford throws 16-inning shutout to beat Pittsburgh

October 10, 1914: Bill James outduels Eddie Plank in Game Two

October 12, 1914: Braves win Game Three in 12 innings

October 13, 1914: Braves finish off shocking World Series upset in Game Four

Rube Marquard (Trading Card DB)

April 15, 1915: Rube Marquard’s no-hitter marks first step toward reconciling reputation after shocking offseason

Local baseball teams parade through Harrison Park in New Jersey on Opening Day of the Federal League season on April 16, 1915 (NEWARK PUBLIC LIBRARY)

April 16, 1915: Federal League comes to New Jersey as Terrapins beat Newark Peppers in home opener

Frank Allen (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS)

April 24, 1915: No offense in Gateway no-no: Frank Allen pitches a no-hitter for Pittsburgh

April 26, 1915: Reds blow big lead, come back to beat Cubs, 13-12

May 6, 1915: Red Sox pitcher Babe Ruth hits first major-league homer

May 6, 1915: Terriers turn triple play, but Brooklyn snags victory

Ernie Shore (SABR-Rucker Archive)

May 12, 1915: Ernie Shore denies emery charge, throws complete-game win for Red Sox

Larry Cheney (SABR-Rucker Archive)

May 12, 1915: Four-error inning sets tone for rainy, sloppy Cubs loss

Red Faber (Trading Card DB)

May 12, 1915: Red Faber’s reported 67-pitch complete game beats Washington

Claude Hendrix (TRADING CARD DB)

May 15, 1915: Chicago’s Claude Hendrix no-hits the Pittsburgh Rebels

Russ Ford (TRADING CARD DB)

May 20, 1915: Buffalo Blues bats come alive in St. Louis

Hall of Fame lefty was twice victimized by batters swinging at intentional balls.

May 29, 1915: Terriers ace Eddie Plank dominates Brooklyn Tip-Tops in opener

May 29, 1915: Darkness wins in tie game between Terriers and Tip-Tops

May 31, 1915: Newark, Brooklyn split a home-and-away doubleheader