1910s – Page 9 – Society for American Baseball Research

September 19, 1915: St. Louis Terriers’ pennant hopes fall in sloppy 12-inning loss to last-place Baltimore Terrapins

September 29, 1915: Gene Packard does it all for Packers, wins 20th game in pennant race

September 29, 1915: Rip Williams delivers career performance during Senators’ slugfest

October 2, 1915: Packers’ Nick Cullop breaks the hearts of St. Louis baseball fans

October 3, 1915: Chicago Whales clinch final Federal League title

Pete Alexander (TRADING CARD DB)

October 8, 1915: Phillies’ Pete Alexander benefits from the breaks to win Game 1

George "Rube" Foster (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

October 9, 1915: Red Sox’s Rube Foster pitches a gem and drives in winning run in Game 2

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

October 13, 1915: Red Sox win their fourth 1-run game in a row and clinch World Series crown

Babe Ruth (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

April 12, 1916: Babe Ruth’s throwing error costs him an Opening Day shutout

Babe Ruth (TRADING CARD DB)

April 17, 1916: The Babe and the Big Train, Round Two

April 20, 1916: Chicago Cubs play their first game at Wrigley Field

Babe Ruth (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

May 20, 1916: Babe Ruth replaced in 6th inning while throwing a no-hitter

Babe Ruth (TRADING CARD DB)

June 1, 1916: Boston’s Babe Ruth gets the best of Walter Johnson in round three

Babe Ruth (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

June 13, 1916: Red-hot Babe Ruth goes on a tear against the Browns

June 13, 1916: Braves, Reds play longest scoreless duel in MLB history

June 16, 1916: Salida Tom Hughes no-hits Pirates at Braves Field

June 18, 1916: The death of Johnny Dodge

Rube Foster, Trading Card Database

June 21, 1916: Rube Foster throws first Red Sox no-hitter at Fenway Park

August 13, 1916: Braggo Roth walks off with inside-the-park home run

Babe Ruth (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

August 15, 1916: Boston’s Babe Ruth outlasts Walter Johnson in 13 innings

Joe Bush, pitching for the “Red Sox” versus Hilldale, tried to use a damaged ball in the ninth inning. When that ball was thrown (liter- ally) out of the game, he purposefully spiked a new ball, prompting Hilldale to call for a forfeit. (TRADING CARD DB)

August 26, 1916: Bullet Joe Bush fires no-hitter for A’s

August 27, 1916: Chicago American Giants defeat Indianapolis ABCs on close play at the plate