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On the last day of the season, future Hall of Famer Addie Joss hurls a perfect game, beating Ed Walsh and the White Sox, 1-0

No Hitters, Perfect Games

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On October 2, 1908 — On the last day of the season, future Hall of Famer Cleveland Naps Addie Joss hurls a perfect game, beating Ed Walsh and the Chicago White Sox, 1-0, the decision over Walsh in one of the greatest pitching duels in major league history. Joss strikes out only three batters, while Walsh fans 15. The Wisconsin right-hander’s performance kept the Naps’ hopes alive, but the Tigers edge Cleveland by a 1/2 game for the American League pennant.

 

 

 
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