1920s – Page 8 – Society for American Baseball Research

May 25, 1922: Babe Ruth’s ejection costs him Yankees captaincy

May 30, 1922: The Browns’ 17th hit finally produces the second run for victory

Carson Bigbee (Trading Card DB)

June 21, 1922: Carson Bigbee’s big day busted by boots

June 27, 1922: Ray Schalk defies slugging odds to hit for the cycle

Bill Force (Seamheads.com)

June 27, 1922: Bill Force tosses no-hitter for Detroit Stars

July 3, 1922: Bob Meusel hits for the cycle in Yankees’ 12-1 romp over A’s

July 7, 1922: Tigers roar back with win over Senators

Max Carey (TRADING CARD DB)

July 7, 1922: Pirates’ Max Carey reaches base 9 times without being retired

July 14, 1922: Red Sox game vs. Cleveland sets mark for lowest attendance at Fenway Park

Rogers Hornsby (TRADING CARD DB)

July 19, 1922: Fans hoist Rogers Hornsby to their shoulders after his game-winning home run

Ray Grimes (Trading Card Database)

July 23, 1922: Cubs’ Ray Grimes set consecutive-games RBI record — and nobody noticed for decades

Nip Winters (TRADING CARD DB)

July 26, 1922: Nip Winters tosses no-hitter as Bacharach Giants teach Indianapolis ABCs a lesson

August 14, 1922: Lizzie Murphy becomes first woman to play against major leaguers at Fenway Park

August 16, 1922: Chicago American Giants outlast New York Bacharach Giants in 20-inning pitchers’ duel

August 25, 1922: Cubs and Phillies combine for 49 runs on 51 hits

August 26, 1922: Waynesboro wins despite unruly Martinsburg fans

September 5, 1922: St. Louis Browns win to move into first place

Left: Turkey Stearnes, Helmar Art Card. Right image: Dixie Series photo, Dallas Express, September 23, 1922: 7.

September 9-17, 1922: Turkey Stearnes and Memphis Red Sox defeat Dallas Black Giants in Dixie Series

September 16, 1922: Whitey Witt knocked out in Yankees-Browns melee

September 18, 1922: Browns, Yankees battle for AL pennant in the ‘Little World Series’

September 21, 1922: Doc Hamann makes inglorious debut for Indians

Rogers Hornsby

September 24, 1922: Rogers Hornsby becomes first to bat .400 and slug 40 home runs in same season as Cardinals delay Giants’ pennant

September 30, 1922: Eddie Rommel wins 27th game for 65-win A’s team

Hugh McQuillan

April 17, 1923: Reformer, rogue meet before Giants’ win on Opening Day in Boston