The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
.No-Elit Base Ball Games
Of Last and Other Years

For the second year in succession
no pitcher in the American League
has received credit for a no-hit game
of the full nine innings during the
major league championships of the
season just closed. Since 1906 no
American League team has finished
nine innings without one safe hit. In
that year there We're three no-hit con-
tests registered. This year Walsh of
the Chicagos shut out the Greater New
Yorks without a hit, but the game
lasted only t1ve innings. Last season
Walsh officiated in two games In Whlch
the opposing batsmen We're unable 10
score a hit for eight ininGs. but In the
final inning the slate was broken b.. a
single hit.
pitchers ave come within one
.hit of a clean record for nine Innings.
JOSS. of Cleveland, pitched three one
hit games, Detroit being his victim
the Greater New, Yorks, Dygsrt, OF
Philadelphia, Hughes of washington.
and Berger. of Cleveland, are the 9th.
er one-hit pitchers Of the year ona LaIt
games In the American League.
Although breaking their shut-out
record of the year before. the National
League clubs failed to surppass v vnell
HldIh4 HNH. = ISENtaA -. 49,
There were two games in which q
pitcher held his opponents down to
nothing In the hit column for q regu.
|lation game. Pfeffer or Boston, ist
s. and Maddox, OF Pittsburg, did the
same trick against Brooklyn on sep
TENDER 20.
There we're two other instances in which,
complete. Karger, of St. Louis. did not al
low II hit against Boston In seven Innings.
and Camnitz, of Pittsburg, pitched tye In
nings without allowing a hit TO the Giants.
The record Of no-hit games II, the Ameri-
cnn and National Leagues and the pitchers
who oficiated We're:
lS7a-Richmond (Worcester) va, Cleveland,
1SS0-Corcornn (Chicngol VS.. Boston.
lSS0-Gnlvin (Buffalo) vs.. Worcester,
1Ss2-Coreornn tChicaso2 vs.. Worcester.
lSsa-Radbourne (Provldence) vs.. Cleve-
lana
lSss--Daly tcleveland1 VS., Philadelphia,
lSS4--Corcoran (Chicago) vs., Providence.
- tBuffalo) VS.. Detroit.
1SS5-Clarkson (Chicugol Va Providence.
1SS5-Ferguson (Philadelphla) VS., Provi-
lss7--seward tPhiladelphial va, Brooklyn
lss7-weyhing tPhiladelphia) VS., Balti-
more.
lsel-Lovett tBrooklSn( VS., Nav York,
lS9l--Rusle tNew York; VS.. Brooklyn.
$lS92--stivetts tBoston) VS.! aBrooklyn
lso2--Jones (Pittsburgl va. Cincinnati,
~lSss--Hawke tBaltimore) vs., Washington,
i lS97--Young tCleveland) VS.. Cincinnatls
l~S9S--Hushes fBaltimorel ~ Boston.
lsos-Breltenstcin tcineinnssp VS., Pitts
burg,
ly9S-Donahue tPhilndelphia) VS., Boston.
lSDa-phliippi Q.puisvillel VS.. washington,
1S09-Willis CBoston) vs.. New York,
laoo-IIahn (t,tncinnatD VS.. philadelphia
la0l-Mutthewson tNew York; VS.. ST
Louis. s
1eo2-Callahan 9tChlcagol US. Detroit,
1t02-Fraser tPhiladelphtal vs., Chicago.
1904--Young (Bostonl vs.. Philadelphia,
ly04-Tannehtll (Bostonl Va. Chicago.
1005--Matthewson (New York; vs. Chicago
1~G0b--Henley tPhiladelphial VS.. ST, Louis.
19O5-Smith (Chicago) VS., Detroit.
s~1pDh--Dlneen CBostom Va. Chicugo.
lS06--lason tBrooklynl rs. st, Louis,
l006--Lush (Phlladelphia) VS.. Brooklyn.
y 19~01--PfefYer tBpstonl VS.. Cincinnati.
1S0s--Maaa0s <2Atsburglt VI. Brooklyn.