It was the last Phillies no-hitter for 58 years, although he wasn't the last pitcher who was a Lush. Or that he was banned from the league meetings on grounds of conflict of interest. You probably knew that the Phillies won the opening game of the 1915 World Series and didn't win another Series game until 1980. Chuck Klein went into the final day of the season tied for the home-run lead with New York's Mel Ott. Klein hit his 43rd in the first game of the doubleheader and the Phillies walked Ott five consecutive times, the last time with the bases loaded.
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Also lost more, 684. There are times you thirst for more details. There's a full-page photo of Pete Rose wobbling Houston catcher Bruce Bochy with a forearm shiver in 1980, during the greatest NLCS ever played. They're retiring Rose's No. 14 on Opening Day this year. Welcome to the next century of Phillies baseball.