The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-01

major league baseball covers a period
of 10 years II is all the more wonder
full and speaks well for the staying
qualities for the Boston Red Sox
twirler.
His recent no-hit, no-run game
against the Highlanders shows that
Young Is still in the height of his
career and all the talk about his going
back is purely invention.
But 81 New York batsmen faced
Young. He allowed one base on balls,
but the man who drew II was thrown
out attempting to steal. Young had
but three strikeouts TO his credit, but
his control was perfect, and the High
landers, although able to hit the ball,
were unable to land safely.
II was by only the narrowest sort
of a margin that Young missed
equaling his wonderful record made
August 5, 1904. when, against the Phil.
adelphia Athletics, he did not allow
man to reach first base. This record,
shared by John NJ Ward, who In 1880,
when he was pitching for Providence,
performed the same feat on the Buff.
falo team, is one OF the most remark.
able records of major league base
ball. When he was pitching against
the Athletics Young was by no means
a youngster In big league company, as
every one knows. He was then in his
fifteenth year of major league ball.
This season he is completing his nine
teenth.
In 1897, when he was with Cleve-
land, he shut out the Cincinnati team
without hit or a run and in 1904 his
record performance made the second
in the string. No-hit no-run games
have been fairly numerous in major
league baseball The list of pitchers
who have performed in such contests
since 1879 reads like an honor list of
the great firing line artists of history.
Needless to say, Cys record is one of
the brightest.
His game against the Athletics was
pitched in Boston.
The no-hit, no-run games In major
league baseball up to this year have
been as follows:
1S79-Richmond (worcester) VS.. Cleve-
land.
lSSO-Corcoran (Chicago) VS.. Boston;
Calvin Bunalo) VS. Worcester; Ward
providence VS.. Buffalo.
lSS2-Corcoran (Chicago) VS. Worcester
lSS3-Radbourne PROVIDENCE vs.. Cleve-
land; DAILY tCleveland) VS.. Philadel-
phia,
lSS4-Corcoran (Chicago) VS.. Providence:
Calvin buffalo vs.. Detroit.
lSS5-Clarkson CChlcago) VS.. Providence;
Ferguson philadelphia VS.. Providence.
1SS7-Seward philadelphia VS., Brook
Ign; weighing philadelphia VS.. BaltI-
more.
lS9l-Lovett (Brooklym vs.. New York;
Rusie New York; VS. Brooklyn.
lS92-Stiyotts tBuston) vs., Brooklyn;
Jones FittsburE) We. Cincinnati.
lS93-Hawko baltimore VS.. Washing
ton.
lS97-Young (Clcvcland) VS.. Cincinnati.
1S9S-tlughos baltimore VS., Boston;
Breitcnstcin CINCINNATI VS. Pittsburg;
Danohue philadelphia vs. Boston.
lS99-PhIlippi louisville vs.. Washing
ton, Willis lBustunD vs.. New York
l90O-IIahn tCinciunatD VS. Philadelphia;
Amole CBufalo) vs. Detroit; Eemm un-
dianapolisl VS.. Kansas city; Bowling
milwaukee, VS.. Cleveland.
l9ol-Mathewson tNcw York; vs.. St.
Louis.
1902 Callahan oChicagU VS.. Detroit.
l9O3-Fraser philadelphia VS.. Chicago.
l9O4-Young CBustom VS. Athletics; Tan
nehill CBostom VS., Chicago.
l9O5-Mathewson (New YorlO VS.. Chi
cago; Henley philadelphia vs., ST. Louis
Smith (Chicagol vs. Detroit, Dineen
Boston) VS., Chicago.
l9O6-Eason OBrooklyn VS. St. Louis;
Lush philadelphia w Brooklyn.
l9Oi-Pfelfcr lBOstuuJ VS. Cincinnati:
Maddox (PittsburgD We. Brooklyn.