1904 – Boston wins its 2nd of 19 games against the Giants, and beats Christy Mathewson in the process, 3 – 1.

On September 12, 1904 — 1904 – Boston wins its 2nd of 19 games against the Giants, and beats Christy Mathewson in the process, 3 – 1.

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1941 – Hank Gornicki of the St. Louis Cardinals pitches a one-hitter in his major league debut, beating the Philadelphia Phillies, 6 – 0. Stan Benjamin’s single is the lone hit. For the Cardinals, it is their eighth victory in a row.

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