1922 – At the Polo Grounds‚ Carl Mays collects 3 hits and beats the A’s for the 21st straight time. The Yanks win, 8 – 3. Babe Ruth clouts a three-run homer over the RF fence for New York.

On June 4 1922 — 1922 – At the Polo Grounds‚ Carl Mays collects 3 hits and beats the A’s for the 21st straight time. The Yanks win, 8 – 3. Babe Ruth clouts a three-run homer over the RF fence for New York.

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1922 – At the Polo Grounds‚ Carl Mays collects 3 hits and beats the A’s for the 21st straight time. The Yanks win, 8 – 3. Babe Ruth clouts a three-run homer over the RF fence for New York.

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In a contest which takes five-hours, 21 minutes to complete, the Diamondbacks beat the Rockies at Coors Field, 2-1. The 18-inning game ties the D-Back franchise record for the most innings played in a game, and also the longest in Colorado history for both frames played and time of game.

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In only his second big league start, 21 year-old White Sox southpaw Wilson Alvarez becomes the 16th rookie to throw a no-hitter,beating the Orioles, 7-0. Only Browns’ hurler Bobo Holloman, who threw a no-no in his first major league start in 1953, accomplished the feat in fewer starts.

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