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September 25, 1964: Phillies suffer 5th straight defeat despite late homers by Johnny Callison, Dick Allen

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By Laura H. Peebles, Steve Ginader
| Society for American Baseball Research
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July 19, 1898: Jimmy ‘Gussie’ Gannon leads Ottawa to its first home victory in professional baseball

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By Steve Ginader, Gary Belleville
| Society for American Baseball Research
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April 24, 1904: White Sox beat Cleveland on fierce rally as Tom Dougherty picks up only career win

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By Steve Ginader, Tim Newby Verified
| Society for American Baseball Research
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September 30, 2022: Cal Raleigh’s walk-off homer ends Mariners’ playoff drought with a bang

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By Steve Ginader, Ben Blotner
| Society for American Baseball Research
When the 2001 Seattle Mariners were putting together their magical 116-win fever dream of a season, no Seattle fan could have envisioned what was to unfold over the next two decades, but here the Mariners were in 2022, carrying the longest active playoff drought in North American sports at 21 years. The franchise had gone through multiple rebuilding cycles with nothing to show for it, not to mention becoming the only major-league franchise without a World Series appearance.
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October 2, 1977: Dusty Baker hits 30th homer, receives first-ever high-five from Glenn Burke in Dodgers’ loss to Astros

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By Steve Ginader, John Fredland
| Society for American Baseball Research
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May 18, 1947: Jackie Robinson welcomed at Chicago’s Wrigley Field

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By Steve Ginader, Cory Ritterbusch
| Society for American Baseball Research
Jackie Robinson and the Brooklyn Dodgers came to Chicago’s Wrigley Field in mid-May of 1947 amid a grand experiment that changed professional sports, opening the gates to a stream of talented Black athletes and advancing the cause of racial justice. The experiment proved an emotional stress test for Robinson, the Dodgers team, and the National League. The result changed the fabric of America. The pressure that Robinson endured during his early seasons is well documented.
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July 5, 1947: Larry Doby integrates American League with pinch-hitting appearance for Cleveland

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By Vince Guerrieri, Steve Ginader
| Society for American Baseball Research
At 10:45 A.M. on July 5, 1947, Larry Doby and Cleveland Indians assistant public relations director Louis Jones arrived by train in Chicago.
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April 22, 1957: John Kennedy becomes first African American to play for Philadelphia Phillies

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By Steve Ginader, Russ Walsh
| Society for American Baseball Research
In the top of the eighth inning of a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Brooklyn Dodgers at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City1 on April 22, 1957, with his team behind by two runs and runners at second and third with one out, Phillies manager Mayo Smith sent out John Irvin Kennedy to run for veteran Solly Hemus at second base. With that act – 10 years and one week after Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier – Philadelphia became the last team in the National League to integrate.
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By Laura H. Peebles, Steve Ginader
| Society for American Baseball Research
July 31, 2015 Among more than two dozen men credited with at least 3,000 career… http://dev.sabr.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Anson-Cap.png 600 800 admin /wp-content/uploads/2020/02/sabr_logo.png admin2015-07-31 16:12:282020-04-17 10:26:44September 19, 1897: Cap Anson's 3,000th hit? September 15, 2020 Tris Speaker was accustomed to flying around the basepaths.
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