On August 4, 1910 — The Philadelphia Athletics’ Jack Coombs and Chicago’s Ed Walsh duel 16 innings to a 0 – 0 tie. Coombs gives up just three hits and strikes out 18 in what he calls his best game. Walsh gives up just six hits in 16 innings but the woeful Sox offense provides no support. The Chicago contest is called at 7:00 pm due to darkness. In the final frame, ‘Big Ed’ pitches out of a second-and-third jam with no outs, and Colby Jack strikes out the side, with Walsh making the final out of the game. Working with little rest, Walsh will win 18 of 19 starts in July, August, and September, finishing 30-9 with a 1.30 ERA. His 13 shutouts are the American League record; in 12 other games he gives up just one run.
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