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September 13-20, 1945: Cleveland Buckeyes sweep Homestead Grays to win Negro League World Series
September 18, 1945: ‘Cinderella’ Cleveland Buckeyes win Game 3 with shutout of Grays
September 18, 1945: Senators stay alive in topsy-turvy home finale
September 19, 1945: Sandlock drives in three as Dodgers rally late to beat Giants
September 20, 1945: Cleveland Buckeyes dethrone Negro League champion Homestead Grays
September 23, 1945: At 49, Jud Wilson becomes oldest player to hit a home run in the Negro Leagues
September 30, 1945: Versatile René Monteagudo tops out at .301
October 6, 1945: Goat, Trout leave Cubs cursed and ‘Dizzy’ in Game 4
October 7, 1945: Tigers gain World Series edge behind Newhouser’s princely pitching
October 8, 1945: ‘Tragedy and Farce’: Stan Hack’s hit in 12th wins Game 6 for Cubs
October 10, 1945: Newhouser leads Tigers to Game 7 victory
March 17, 1946: Jackie Robinson plays his first exhibition game for Montreal Royals
April 16, 1946: Ted Williams returns to Red Sox after World War II
April 16, 1946: The ‘wearing of the green’ at Braves’ Opening Day
April 16, 1946: Cleveland’s Bob Feller hurls 3-hitter against White Sox on Opening Day
April 16, 1946: Giants’ Mel Ott hits 511th and final career home run on Opening Day
April 18, 1946: Jackie Robinson leads Montreal Royals’ romp in regular-season debut
April 20, 1946: Johnny Pesky hits game-winning homer around the foul pole at Fenway Park
April 22, 1946: Boston native Eddie Pellagrini hits game-winning Red Sox homer in first at-bat
April 23, 1946: Ed Head throws a no-hitter in his post-war return for Brooklyn Dodgers
April 30, 1946: Cleveland’s Bob Feller no-hits the Yankees, 1-0
May 2, 1946: Ted Williams homers in the 10th to win another game for Red Sox
May 5, 1946: Leon Day throws Opening Day no-hitter for Newark Eagles
May 11, 1946: Braves Field hosts its first game under the lights
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