Giants southpaw Rube Marquard’s consecutive winning streak is stopped at 19

ByThis Day in Baseball July 8, 1912April 4, 2021

At Chicago’s West Side Grounds, Giants southpaw Rube Marquard’s consecutive winning streak is stopped at 19 when the Cubs defeat New York, 7-2. The future Hall of Famer will finish the season with a league-leading 26 victories for the eventual NL champs.

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In Pittsburgh, the Phillies top the Pirates, 5 – 1, ending Howie Camnitz’s win streak of 7. Grover Cleveland Alexander is the victor.

ByBaseball July 8, 1912

In Pittsburgh, the Phillies top the Pirates, 5 – 1, ending Howie Camnitz’s win streak of 7. Grover Cleveland Alexander is the victor.

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Day: July 8, 1912

Giants southpaw Rube Marquard’s consecutive winning streak is stopped at 19

In Pittsburgh, the Phillies top the Pirates, 5 – 1, ending Howie Camnitz’s win streak of 7. Grover Cleveland Alexander is the victor.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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