No-Hitters – Page 4 – Society for American Baseball Research

June 16, 1916: Salida Tom Hughes no-hits Pirates at Braves Field

Rube Foster, Trading Card Database

June 21, 1916: Rube Foster throws first Red Sox no-hitter at Fenway Park

Joe Bush, pitching for the “Red Sox” versus Hilldale, tried to use a damaged ball in the ninth inning. When that ball was thrown (liter- ally) out of the game, he purposefully spiked a new ball, prompting Hilldale to call for a forfeit. (TRADING CARD DB)

August 26, 1916: Bullet Joe Bush fires no-hitter for A’s

August 30, 1916: Boston’s Dutch Leonard no-hits the Browns at Fenway Park

April 14, 1917: White Sox ace Eddie Cicotte hurls no-hitter at Sportsman’s Park

April 24, 1917: Lefty George Mogridge hurls the Yankees’ first no-hitter

May 2, 1917: Fred Toney and Reds prevail 1-0 in double no-hitter against Cubs’ Hippo Vaughn

May 5, 1917: On second thought, it’s a no-hitter for Ernie Koob

May 6, 1917: Bob Groom tosses St. Louis Browns’ second no-hitter in two days

June 23, 1917: Boston’s Babe Ruth and Ernie Shore combine to no-hit Senators

May 11, 1919: Hod Eller tosses first no-hitter at Crosley Field

July 1, 1920: The Big Train no-hits the Red Sox

Harry Biemiller (DETROIT PUBLIC LIBRARY, ERNIE HARWELL COLLECTION)

April 22, 1921: Jersey City’s Harry Biemiller throws first no-hitter of minor-league season

June 6, 1921: Bill Gatewood of Detroit Stars throws Negro National League’s first no-hitter

Phil Cockrell (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS)

September 5, 1921: Hilldale’s Phil Cockrell tosses no-hitter against Detroit Stars

April 30, 1922: Charlie Robertson’s perfect game

Bill Force (Seamheads.com)

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

Nip Winters (TRADING CARD DB)

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

September 4, 1923: All smiles: Sad Sam Jones tosses no-hitter for Yankees

Howard Ehmke (TRADING CARD DB)

September 7, 1923: Howard Ehmke’s no-hitter saved by base-running blunder and official scorer’s change of heart

July 17, 1924: Jesse Haines tosses only Cardinal no-hitter in Sportsman’s Park

Walter Johnson (TRADING CARD DB)

August 25, 1924: Walter Johnson tosses rain-shortened, 7-inning no-hitter

Bill Moore (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, February 17, 1924)

September 27, 1924: Rochester no-hits Syracuse for the second time in a month

He didn’t “dazzle” in the minors while suffering from a chronic sore arm. In 1920, while pitching in New Orleans, he had surgery following a poker incident and found himself cured. He broke in as a 31-year-old rookie in 1922 with Brooklyn.

September 13, 1925: Dazzy Vance tosses first no-hitter in Ebbets Field history