August 8, 1886: Louisville Slugger Pete Browning has his ‘batting clothes on’ and hits for a natural cycle
August 21, 1886: Jack Rowe hits for the cycle as Wolverines extend first-place lead over White Stockings
October 6, 1886: Days after strikeout record, rookie Matt Kilroy pitches Orioles’ first no-hitter in American Association
April 16, 1887: Mike Griffin becomes first major-league player to homer in his first at-bat — or does he?
April 16, 1887: George Tebeau stakes a claim to being first major-league player to homer in his first at-bat
April 30, 1887: Tip O’Neill homers twice and hits for the cycle as St. Louis Browns bash Cleveland Blues
August 26, 1887: Bid McPhee hits for the cycle as Cincinnati, Baltimore combine for 30-run ‘fusillade’
