Buffalo Bisons’ Big Four Join Detroit Wolverines Next Season

On November 19, 1885 — At a National League meeting, it is decided that the Buffalo Bisons “Big Four” – Dan Brouthers, Hardy Richardson, Jack Rowe and Deacon White – can play for the Detroit Wolverines next season.

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Lou Gehrig, for the third time in four days, hits a grand slam. The Bronx Bomber first baseman’s third-inning base-loaded home run off Ed Morris proves to be the difference in New York’s 5-1 victory over Boston at Yankee Stadium.

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