Hitting for the Cycle – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

August 15, 1889: Larry Twitchell records 16 total bases, hits for cycle, and pitches in Cleveland blowout of Boston

Bill Van Dyke (Trading Card DB)

July 5, 1890: Toledo’s Bill Van Dyke hits for the cycle but Maumees lose to Syracuse Stars

Jumbo Davis (TRADING CARD DB)

July 18, 1890: Jumbo Davis hits for the cycle, but Brooklyn falls to Louisville in a walk-off

July 21, 1890: Roger Connor becomes only Players’ League batter to hit for the cycle

August 1, 1890: Oyster Burns hits for natural cycle as Bridegrooms rout Alleghenys in shortened contest

Long John Reilly (TRADING CARD DB)

August 6, 1890: John Reilly becomes first player to hit for the cycle three times in his career

Farmer Weaver (Trading Card DB)

August 12, 1890: Farmer Weaver strokes 6 hits and hits for cycle as Louisville clobbers Syracuse

Jimmy Ryan (Trading Card DB)

July 1, 1891: Jimmy Ryan’s homer hits house as he cycles against Spiders

Abner Dalrymple (TRADING CARD DB)

September 12, 1891: Brewers’ Abner Dalrymple hits for the cycle with homer that goes through house window

Lave Cross (TRADING CARD DB)

April 24, 1894: Lave Cross hits for the cycle as Phillies trounce Bridegrooms

Bill Hassamaer (Trading Card DB)

June 13, 1894: Senators rookie Bill Hassamaer hits for the cycle; Browns’ Kid Gleason is suspended without pay

August 17, 1894: Phillies break records for hits and runs; Sam Thompson hits for cycle

September 28, 1894: Reds pitcher Tom Parrott plays second base and hits for the cycle

August 16, 1895: Browns’ Tommy Dowd hits for the cycle in ‘somnolent game’

September 30, 1895: Washington’s Ed Cartwright hits for the cycle on season’s final day

Herman Long (TRADING CARD DB)

May 9, 1896: Herman Long hits for the cycle as Beaneaters sweep Colonels

Bill Joyce (TRADING CARD DB)

May 30, 1896: Bill Joyce hits for the cycle in a ‘veritable slugging affair’

July 10, 1901: Harry Davis becomes first American League player to hit for the cycle

Fred Clarke (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS)

July 23, 1901: Player-manager Fred Clarke hits for the cycle, leading Pirates over crippled Reds

July 30, 1901: Nap Lajoie, ‘champion batsman of the world,’ hits for the cycle with grand slam

May 7, 1903: Pirates’ Fred Clarke hits for second career cycle in game full of ejections and errors

Buck Freeman (Trading Card DB)

June 21, 1903: ‘Biff, bang, smash’: Buck Freeman hits for first cycle in Red Sox franchise history

July 29, 1903: New York, Boston combine for 29 runs as Patsy Dougherty hits for the cycle

September 24, 1903: Bill Bradley hits for reverse natural cycle; teammate Nap Lajoie just misses