Pittsburgh C Don Slaught gets five hits, but it’s not enough to keep the Pirates from losing to the Reds, 8 – 7. His five safeties include a pair of doubles.

On July 7, 1994 Pittsburgh C Don Slaught gets five hits, but it’s not enough to keep the Pirates from losing to the Reds, 8 – 7. His five safeties include a pair of doubles.

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At Hilltop Park, Christy Mathewson and Three Finger Brown renew their rivalry, Matty emerges the winner, 5 – 2, over the Cubs’ ace.

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Pittsburgh C Don Slaught gets five hits, but it’s not enough to keep the Pirates from losing to the Reds, 8 – 7. His five safeties include a pair of doubles.

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At Hilltop Park, Christy Mathewson and Three Finger Brown renew their rivalry, Matty emerges the winner, 5 – 2, over the Cubs’ ace.

The Browns rout the A’s, 11 – 3, behind five RBIs by Rollie Hemsley. Hemsley is knocked out in a collision in the 4th inning, but stays in to triple with the sacks full in the 7th. Bob Johnson, leading the majors in homers, hits his 20th in the 9th inning.

After setting a major league record of being shutout for 48 consecutive innings, the A’s finally score a run thanks to Harry Davis’ two-run double. The Mackmen, however, still lose to the Cleveland Naps, 5-3.

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At Hilltop Park, Christy Mathewson and Three Finger Brown renew their rivalry, Matty emerges the winner, 5 – 2, over the Cubs’ ace.

The Browns rout the A’s, 11 – 3, behind five RBIs by Rollie Hemsley. Hemsley is knocked out in a collision in the 4th inning, but stays in to triple with the sacks full in the 7th. Bob Johnson, leading the majors in homers, hits his 20th in the 9th inning.

After setting a major league record of being shutout for 48 consecutive innings, the A’s finally score a run thanks to Harry Davis’ two-run double. The Mackmen, however, still lose to the Cleveland Naps, 5-3.

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