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October 4, 1884: Sam Kimber’s one-of-a-kind no-hitter
October 23-25, 1884: The first "World Series"
September 29-October 3, 1885: White Stockings cap a pennant chase
May 1, 1886: Al Atkinson throws second career no-hitter
July 21, 1886: "A Glorious Victory": Cuban Giants beat the Red Stockings
August 15, 1886: Guy Hecker: hitting pitcher
October 3, 1886: Matt Kilroy, strikeout king
October 23, 1886: Curt Welch’s winning slide
May 2, 1887: The first African-American battery
July 14, 1887: The color line is drawn
August 26, 1887: Bid McPhee hits for the cycle as Cincinnati, Baltimore combine for 30-run 'fusillade'
October 21, 1887: Sam Thompson's triple trouble
July 28, 1888: Jimmy Ryan hits for cycle as Chicago White Stockings win 21-17 slugging match
August 14, 1888: Tim Keefe finally loses and "Casey at the Bat" premieres
September 4, 1888: The Little Steam Engine That Could: Pud Galvin's 300th victory
October 16, 1888: Tim Keefe leads Giants to tense victory in Game One
February 9, 1889: A Wondrous Ball Park: The Pyramid Game in Giza, Egypt
June 22, 1889: Sad-sack Louisville Colonels lose 26th game in a row
September 7, 1889: The Candlelight Game
October 2, 1889: A King’s Downfall
October 5, 1889: The Giants win the pennant on the last day
October 18, 1889: Genesis of a rivalry: Brooklyn vs. New York
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