8/13/1956: Peewee Reese homered in the top of the first inning with no one on and one out but had it rained out.

On ,August 13 1956 — 8/13/1956: Peewee Reese homered in the top of the first inning with no one on and one out but had it rained out.

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8/13/1956: Peewee Reese homered in the top of the first inning with no one on and one out but had it rained out.

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1920 – The Indians beat New York, 3 – 2. They leave town with a half-game lead over Chicago and 1 1/2 over the Yankees, in what will be the tightest race since 1908.

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