A new National Agreement signed by the National Association of minor league clubs officially organizes professional baseball under one comprehensive set of rules.

On September 11, 1903 — A new National Agreement signed by the National Association of minor league clubs officially organizes professional baseball under one comprehensive set of rules.

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Youngsters, admitted free for bringing scrap metal to aid the war effort, get restless and invade the field at the Polo Grounds in the 8th inning of the second game with the Giants leading, 5 – 2. Umpire Ziggy Sears forfeits the game, 9 – 0, to the Braves. Boston P Warren Spahn is not charged with a loss, although he was losing at the time of the forfeit. But he is given credit for a complete game, his only one in 4 appearances for the year.

September 26, 1942

In seven major league games played today an average of over 17 runs a game are scored. After the dust settles 123 players have crossed the plate.

April 29, 1930

1903 – New York wins its third doubleheader in a week, clipping St. Louis, 6 – 2 and 9 – 7. Christy Mathewson strikes out 10 in the opener as he outpitches Three-Finger Brown.

August 13, 1903

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