[Nukester]

  
New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore pitches no-hitter against the
    Chicago Cubs in his first start of the season. This is the 4th no-hitter in
    Flashback Baseball League history (4/8/1904).
  
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bill Bernhard pitches one-hitter against the
    Boston Beaneaters, giving up only hit to CF George Stone, in Chicago 1-0 win
    (4/25/1904).
  
The Boston Pilgrims score 4 runs in the top of the 19th inning, all
    against Harry Kane, to beat the Chicago WhiteSox 9-5 (5/1/1904).
  
Botston Pilgrims pitcher Ed Killian pitches one-hitter against the
    Detroit Tigers, giving up only hit to 2B Claude Ritchey, in Boston 3-0 win (4/29/1904).
  
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond loses no-hitter with 1 out
    in the 9th inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, giving up a single to
    RF Harry Lumley. Pittsburgh went on to score 4 runs on 4 hits in the inning
    against Raymond, but Philadelphia held on for a 6-4 win (5/10/1904).
  
Detroit Tigers pitcher George Mullin pitches one-hitter against the
    Cleveland Blues, giving up only hit to RF Socks Seybold, in Detroit 1-0 win
    (5/14/1904).
  
Cleveland Blues pitcher Ed Doheny pitches one-hitter against the
    Boston Pilgrims, giving up only hit to 3B Sammy Strang, in Cleveland 4-0 win
    (5/22/1904).
  
The Boston Beaneaters commit 7 errors (3 by
    SS Lave Cross) against the Cincinnati Reds in Reds 8-5 win (6/4/1904).
  
Cleveland Blues pitcher Cy Falkenberg pitches the 5th ever Flashback
    Baseball League no-hitter, against the Boston Pilgrims, winning 3-0 in front
    of 35509 people in Cleveland. Falkenberg walked 7 batters in this game
    (7/2/1904).
  
The Detroit Tigers commit 8 errors (2 each by
    1B Dan Mcgann, 2B Roy Brashear, and SS Bill Dahlen) against the Chicago
    WhiteSox in Chicago 7-6 win (7/8/1904).
  
Boston Pilgrims pitcher Rube Kisinger pitches one-hitter against the
    Washington Nationals, giving up only an 8th inning double to RF Danny Green, in
    Boston 3-0 win (7/12/1904).
  
The American League beats the National League 6-1 in the Flashback
    Baseball League All-Star Game, behind All-Star Game Most Valuable Player
    Award winner, Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Addie Joss who pitched 3 scoreless
    innings, giving up 2 hits and 2 BB's and striking out 1. Joss also had a hit
    and a run scored in 2 AB's. The American League now leads the National
    League 2-0 in Flashback Baseball League All-Star Game history (7/14/1904).
  
The Philadelphia Phillies score 2 runs in the top of the 19th inning
    and hold on to beat the Brooklyn Superbas 2-0. Brooklyn starter Clark
    Griffith pitched 15.1 innings throwing 199 pitches before turning it over to
    the bullpen, whos Claude Elliott gave up the game losing runs. Phillies
    starter Norwood Gibson pitched 13 innings throwing 193 pitches (7/19/1904).
  
The Boston Pilgrims score 2 runs in the top of the 18th inning and
    hold on to beat the Chicago WhiteSox 9-7. Boston won despite committing 7
    errors (7/23/1904).
  
The Boston Pilgrims commit 7 errors but
    pound out 19 hits (8 doubles) against the Philadelphia Athletics and win
    the game 15-11 (8/21/1904).
  
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Beany Jacobson pitches one-hitter against the
    New York Giants, giving up only a 5th inning double to Giants LF Fred Odwell, in
    Pittsburgh 2-0 win (8/26/1904).
  
Cleveland Blues 2B Joe Kelley collects career hit #2000 with a 5th
    inning single off of New York Highlanders pitcher Ed Murphy, in New York 4-2
    win (8/29/1904).
  
Cleveland Blues pitcher Mordecai "Three Fingers" Brown pitches one-hitter against the
    New York Highlanders, giving up only hit to New York 3B Bill Bradley, in
    Cleveland 3-1 win (9/16/1904).