On July 10, 1947 — During the first game of a twin bill in front of 47,871 Tribe fans, Don Black retires the final ten A’s batters he faces to record the...
On July 10, 1932, the Philadelphia A’s and Cleveland Indians score 35 runs in an 18-inning game. The A’s win, 18-17, as Jimmie Foxx ties an American League record with 16 total...
On July 10, 1948 After yielding a two-run homer to the Philadelphia A’s Hank Majeski to tie the score, reliever Satchel Paige gets his first major league win as Larry Doby hits...
On July 10, 1947 — During the first game of a twin bill in front of 47,871 Tribe fans, Don Black retires the final ten A’s batters he faces to record the...
On July 10, 1932, the Philadelphia A’s and Cleveland Indians score 35 runs in an 18-inning game. The A’s win, 18-17, as Jimmie Foxx ties an American League record with 16 total...
[adrotate banner=”49″] On July 10, 1928 Washington P Milt Gaston surrenders 14 hits in a 9 – 0 shutout over Cleveland, setting an American League mark and tying the major-league standard. Vintage...
[adrotate banner=”49″] On July 10, 1920 After banging out 11 straight hits, Cleveland Indians outfielder Tris Speaker is stopped by Tom Zachary of Washington. The “Grey Eagle’s” effort establishes a record, which...
On July 9, 1936 The temperature is 106 degrees in Central Park, the hottest July 9th on record in New York, as the Indians take on the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. The...
On July 9, 1969 — President Richard Nixon watches the Senators for the 4th time this season, and they finally win one for him, beating the Indians, 3 – 0, behind Joe...
On July 9, 1948 , At Cleveland Stadium, Satchel Paige makes his major league debut for the Cleveland Indians . Paige relieves Bob Lemon in the fifth inning, becoming the first black...