No-Hitters – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

July 31, 1891: At age 20, Amos Rusie blanks Brooklyn for first no-hitter in Giants history

October 4, 1891: Theodore Breitenstein of St. Louis Browns throws no-hitter in his first major-league start

Hugh Duffy (National Baseball Hall of Fame Library)

August 6, 1892: Boston’s Jack Stivetts no-hits the Bridegrooms

Jack Stivetts (BASEBALL-REFERENCE.COM)

October 15, 1892: Boston’s Jack Stivetts finishes season with abbreviated no-hitter

October 15, 1892: Bumpus Jones, the no-hit phenom

August 16, 1893: Bill Hawke’s no-hitter

September 23, 1893: Chamberlain ices Beaneaters in darkness-shortened no-hitter

April 19, 1900: A “Basket of Fresh Goose Eggs”

Noodles Hahn (Trading Card DB)

July 12, 1900: Noodles Hahn blanks ‘greatest batting team ever organized’ in final no-hitter of nineteenth century

June 30, 1901: Cleveland’s Pete Dowling tosses the American League’s first no-hitter — or does he?

July 15, 1901: Christy Mathewson pitches no-hitter as Giants avoid sweep in St. Louis

September 20, 1902: Nixey Callahan throws first no-hitter in White Sox history

May 5, 1904: Cy Young pitches a perfect game

Jesse Tannehill (Trading Card Database)

August 17, 1904: Jesse Tannehill throws Boston’s second no-hitter of season

Christy Mathewson (SABR-Rucker Archive)

June 13, 1905: Christy Mathewson throws second no-hitter, wins duel with Three Finger Brown

August 15, 1905: Rube Waddell tosses rain-shortened no-hitter – or does he?

Bill Dineen (TRADING CARD DB)

September 27, 1905: Boston’s Big Bill Dinneen no-hits the White Sox

Jake Weimer (TRADING CARD DB)

August 24, 1906: Tornado Jake Weimer tosses abbreviated no-hitter for Reds

August 29, 1906: Athletics settle for no-hitter and win in rain-shortened game

Stoney McGlynn (TRADING CARD DB)

September 24, 1906: ‘Iron Man’ Stoney McGlynn tosses 7-inning no-hitter for Cardinals

September 26, 1906: Honus Wagner’s hitting, fielding overshadow Lefty Leifield’s darkness-shortened no-hitter

May 26, 1907: Big Ed Walsh tosses rain-shortened no-hitter in farcical game

August 11, 1907: Ed Karger Tosses Seven-Inning Perfect Game

August 23, 1907: Pirates’ Howie Camnitz walks his way to a 5-inning no-hitter shortened by darkness