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August 30, 1941: Sweet sound of the Arkansas Hummingbird: Lon Warneke fires a no-hitter

Ted Williams (TRADING CARD DB)

August 31, 1941: Ted Williams hits one into a stiff wind for 31st home run of season

Ted Williams (TRADING CARD DB)

September 1, 1941: Every Ted Williams hit is a home run in opener versus Senators

Ted Williams (TRADING CARD DB)

September 1, 1941: Ted Williams bumps his batting average to .410 with another home run

September 1, 1941: Olean’s John Moller collects pitching wins, key hits in last doubleheader before death in World War II

Dolph Camilli (Trading Card DB)

September 6, 1941: Camilli’s blast helps extend Dodgers’ lead over Cardinals

September 7, 1941: Dodgers sweep Giants as 17-game road trip looms with pennant on line

September 7, 1941: Braves deliver ‘an absolute clubbing’ to Phillies in doubleheader

September 13, 1941: Dodgers’ Whit Wyatt shuts out Cardinals 1-0 in pennant-race thriller

September 17, 1941: Stan Musial makes his major-league debut

September 18, 1941: The Aurora Borealis game at Forbes Field

Stan Musial (SABR-Rucker Archive)

September 21, 1941: Stan Musial enjoys one of his ‘finest days’ in Cardinals call-up

September 23, 1941: Stan Musial smashes first career home run for Cardinals

September 26, 1941: Bob Feller’s great goodbye

September 28, 1941: With .400 at stake, Williams decides to play

September 28, 1941: Teddy Ballgame finishes at .406

October 4, 1941: Fitzsimmons’s injury, Casey’s blunders, Russo’s pitching lead Yankees in Game 3

Brooklyn Dodgers catcher famously dropped a third strike in the 1941 World Series, which eventually allowed the Yankees to win the game.

October 5, 1941: Mickey Owen’s dropped third strike costs Dodgers series-tying win

Ernie "Tiny" Bonham

October 6, 1941: Dodgers submit quietly to Tiny Bonham and the Yankees

Stan Musial (SABR-Rucker Archive)

May 1, 1942: Stan Musial records his first career multi-homer game for Cardinals

May 3, 1942: Bill Werber makes his return to Cincinnati

May 13, 1942: The pitcher is a slugger: Braves’ Jim Tobin belts three homers

Ted Williams (TRADING CARD DB)

May 16, 1942: Helping build his first Triple Crown year, Ted Williams homers to beat the Browns

May 24, 1942: Paige, Monarchs get the best of Dizzy Dean All-Stars at Wrigley Field

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