Flashback League 1916-1917 Timelines

[Nukester]

Since Im wrapping up the Deadball Era and plan on moving the league to OOTP5 after the switch to the next Era, I thought I might just post the timelines for these last 2 seasons which I did
(Instead of the recaps also, which are not entirely done yet).

If anyone is interested in reading about the league so far, do a search (search working yet ?) for Flashback League

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• Chicago Cubs pitcher Erv Kantlehner pitches one-hitter against
  the Pittsburgh Pirates, giving up only hit to SS Joe Tinker, in Chicago
  1-0 win (4/14/1916).


• The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors in a 4-3 loss to the
  Philadelphia Phillies (4/14/1916).


• The Cleveland Indians commit 7 errors (4 by CF Tris Speaker) in a
  11-3 loss to the Philadelphia Athletics (4/18/1916).


• New York Giants pitcher Fred Anderson pitches one-hitter
  against the Pittsburgh Pirates, giving up only hit to 1B John
  Hummel, in New York 8-0 win (4/20/1916).


• New York Yankees pitchers George McQuillan (W) and Chet Hoff (S)
  combine on a one-hitter
  against the Cleveland Indians, giving up only hit to 2B Charlie
  Mullin, in New York 1-0 win (5/3/1916).


• Boston RedSox pitcher Barney Pelty pitches one-hitter
  against the Cleveland Indians, giving up only hit to SS Hans
  Lobert, in Boston 2-0 win (5/5/1916).


• Cleveland Indians pitcher Mack Allison pitches one-hitter
  against the Detroit Tigers, giving up only hit to RF Sam Crawford, in Cleveland
  1-0 win (5/10/1916).


• Cincinnati Reds CF Olaf Henriksen gets swollen eye in a bar
  fight in Cincinnati after going 0-4 in that days game, an 2-1 11 inning
  Cincinnati win over the Brooklyn Dodgers (5/11/1916).


• Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Christy Mathewson loses no-hitter to 1st
  batter in the 9th inning against the Cincinnati Reds, giving up a single
  to SS Eddie Foster, but settles down and retires the next 3 batters, as
  Philadelphia beats Cincinnati on the 1-hitter 1-0 (5/25/1916).


• Cincinnati Reds RF Guy Zinn ruptures his achilles tendon running the
  bases, and is lost for the remainder of the season after
  only 50 games. Zinn was was hitting .284 with 2 HR's, 24 RBI's, and 17 SB's
  in 176 AB's at the time of the injury (5/30/1916).


• New York Giants pitcher Fred Anderson tears an elbow ligament, which
  ends his career. Anderson, the Giants 1st round draft pick in 1909 and a
  1912 All-Star pick, was 98-105 with a 3.18 ERA in 228 career games
  (5/31/1916).


•  The Chicago Cubs commit 7 errors (3 by CF Doc Gessler and 3
  by SS Simon Nicholls) in a 8-4 loss to the the St. Louis Cardinals
  (6/24/1916).


• St. Louis Browns pitcher Dolf Luque pitches one-hitter
  against the New York Yankees, giving up only hit to C Roger
  Bresnahan, in St. Louis 2-0 win (6/26/1916).


• The American League beats the National League 5-1 in the
  14th annual Flashback League All-Star Game. New York Yankees SP George
  McQuillan wins the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award for pitching 3
  innings of 3 hit, shutout ball. The Flashback League All-Star Game
  historical series is now tied at 7 games each (7/11/1916).


• Cincinnati Reds SP Joe Wood goes 10-0 in 1st half of season, but
  loses 1st decision after the All-Star break (7/12/1916).


• New York Yankees SP George McQuillan goes 16-2 in the 1st half of the
  season (7/12/1916).


• Chicago WhiteSox CF Doc Cook fractures nose in a bar
  fight in Washington after that days game, a 3-2 lose to the Nationals,
  in which he did not play (7/16/1916).


• Detroit Tigers CF Ty Cobb collects career hit #2000
  with a 2nd inning single off of Washington Nationals pitcher Lefty
  Leifield, in Detroit 4-3 win (7/24/1916).


• The Boston RedSox commit 8 errors (by 6 different players) in a
  10-8 loss to the the St. Louis Browns (7/31/1916).


• Pittsburgh Pirates  MR Johnny Enzmann gets a few teeth
  knocked out in a bar
  fight in Philadelphia after that days game, a 5-0 loss to the Phillies,
  in which he did not play (8/12/1916).


• The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors (3 by SS Buck Herzog) in a
  6-2 loss to the the Philadelphia Phillies (8/15/1916).


• Chicago WhiteSox pitcher King Cole pitches one-hitter
  against the Philadelphia Athletics, giving up only hit to 2B Marty
  Krug, in Chicago 1-0 win (8/19/1916).


• Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Bugs Raymond pitches the 21st Flashback
  Baseball League no-hitter, against the Chicago Cubs, winning 9-0 in front of
  17957 people in Philadelphia. Raymond becomes the 4th player in
  Flashback history to pitch more than 1 no-hitter, pitching his first in 1907
  (8/20/1916).


• The Philadelphia Athletics commit 7 errors (including 3B Vern
  Duncan's 64th of the season) in a 7-6 loss to the the Washington Nationals
  (8/24/1916).


• The St. Louis Browns and the Washington Nationals play 18 innings
  before St. Louis wins the game 2-1 (9/1/1916).


• The Philadelphia Phillies commit 8 errors (3 by
  RF Vin Campbell) in a 7-4 loss to the the Brooklyn Dodgers (9/8/1916).


• New York Yankees C Roger Bresnahan collects career hit #2000
  with a 1st inning single off of Detroit Tigers pitcher Jim
  Scott, in Detroit 8-5 win (9/14/1916).

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• Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Bill Doak pitches one-hitter
  against the Philadelphia Phillies, giving up only hit to C Tex Erwin,
  in Pittsburgh 2-0 win (4/6/1917).


• Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Bob Groom has surgery to repair bone
  chips in his shoulder, and is lost for the season after only 2 games.
  Groom was 0-2 with a 4.50 ERA in 2 starts at the time of the injury (4/8/1917).


• St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Dick Robertson pitches
  one-hitter against the New York Giants, giving up only hit to CF Edd
  Roush, in St. Louis 1-0 win (4/9/1917).


• Boston Braves CF Danny Hoffman collects career hit #2000
  with a single in the 2nd inning off of Chicago Cubs pitcher Nick
  Cullop, in Boston 5-2 win (4/11/1917).


• New York Yankees pitcher Rube Kroh pitches one-hitter
  against the Chicago WhiteSox, giving up only hit to 1B George Sisler,
  in New York 10-0 win (5/2/1917).


• The Chicago WhiteSox commit 7 errors (3 by 2B Al Hoelskoetter) in a
  7-5 loss to the New York Yankees (5/3/1917).


• Chicago Cubs CF Casey Stengel breaks his foot making a catch in a
  game against the St. Louis Cardinals, and is lost for the rest of
  the season. Stengel was batting .291 with 1 HR, 3 Doubles, and 2
  Triples in 33 games at the time of the injury (5/12/1917).


• Boston RedSox pitcher Earl Hamilton tears rotator cuff, and is lost for the
  rest of the season. Hamilton was 4-5 with a 2.92 ERA in 9 starts at the time of the injury
  (5/13/1917).


• St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Marty O'Toole pitches the
  22nd Flashback Baseball League no-hitter, against the Boston Braves,
  winning 2-0 in front of 18191 people in St. Louis (5/21/1917).


• The Brooklyn Dodgers commit 8 errors (4 by SS Del Pratt) in a 9-6
  loss to the Chicago Cubs (6/1/1917).


• Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Christy Mathewson wins his 300th
  career game with a 1-0 shutout of the Cincinnati Reds (5/29/1917).


• Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Hod Eller pitches
  one-hitter against the Detroit Tigers, giving up only hit to LF Elmer
  Smith, in Philadelphia 4-0 win (5/31/1917).


• Cincinnati Reds pitcher Smokey Joe Wood strikes out 16 batters in
  3-1 win over the New York Giants (6/1/1917).


• St. Louis Cardinals pitcher George Hunter pitches the 23rd Flashback Baseball League no-hitter, against the
  Pittsburgh Pirates,
  winning 7-0 in front of 18166 people in St. Louis (6/10/1917).


• Chicago WhiteSox pitcher Max Fiske loses no-hitter to 1st batter in
  the 9th inning against the Cleveland Indians, giving up a double to SP
  Red Oldham, then gives up 3 runs in the inning to send the game into extra
  innings. Oldham then gave up 2 more runs in the top of the 10th inning, as
  Cleveland beats Chicago 5-3 (6/17/1917).


• St. Louis Browns pitcher Ferdie Schupp tears an elbow ligament, and is lost for the
  rest of the season. Schupp was 2-5 with a 2.86 ERA in 8
  games (7starts) at the time of the injury (6/21/1917).


• Washington Nationals pitcher Dave Davenport pitches one-hitter
  against the Philadelphia Athletics, giving up only hit to C Frank
  Snyder,
  in Washington 8-0 win (6/21/1917).


• The Chicago WhiteSox commit 7 errors for the 2nd time this season (3 by
  3B Braggo Roth and 3 by SS Sam Magee) in an 8-2 loss to the Cleveland
  Indians (6/27/1917).


• The National League shuts out the American League League
  3-0, giving up only 3 hits, in the 15th annual Flashback League All-Star
  Game. Boston Braves pitcher Art Nehf wins the All-Star Game Most
  Valuable Player Award for pitching 2 innings of no hit ball and getting the
  Win. The National League now leads the Flashback League All-Star Game
  historical series 8 games to 7 (7/11/1917).


• The Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago WhiteSox 5-2 after scoring 3 unearned
  runs in the top of the 18th inning off of WhiteSox pitcher Buddy
  Napier (7/17/1917).


• The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-7 after scoring 2
  runs in the top of the 18th inning off of Pittsburgh pitcher Mike
  Prendergast (7/22/1917).


• New York Yankees pitcher Rube Kroh pitches one-hitter
  against the Chicago WhiteSox for the 2nd time this season, giving up only hit to 2B
  Al Hoelskoetter,
  in New York 2-0 win (7/26/1917).


• The Chicago WhiteSox commit 8 errors (3 by 1B George Sisler), the
  3rd time this season they have committed 7 or more errors in a game, in an
  5-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers (8/3/1917).


• St. Louis Browns pitcher Happy Finneran pitches one-hitter
  against the New York Yankees, giving up only hit to 3B Walter Barbare,
  in St. Louis 3-1 win (8/17/1917).


• Chicago WhiteSox SS Sherry Magee collects career hit #2000
  with a single in the 8th inning off of New York Yankees pitcher Hippo
  Vaughn, in New York 5-4 win. Magee also spent 11 seasons
  (1904-1914) with Boston of the National League (8/19/1917).


• The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 after scoring 1
  run in the bottom of the 18th inning off of Indians pitcher Harry
  Fanwell (8/22/1917).


• The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 5-4 after scoring 1 run in the
  top of the 19th inning off of Cubs pitcher Pug Cavet (8/22/1917).


• St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Fred Toney pitches the 24th Flashback Baseball League no-hitter, against the
  Brooklyn Dodgers,
  winning 1-0 in front of 24956 people in Brooklyn (8/27/1917).


• New York Yankees pitcher Rube Kroh pitches his 3rd one-hitter
  of the season, against the Boston RedSox, giving up only hit to RF
  Joe Kelley,
  in New York 5-0 win (8/25/1917).


• Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Sherry Smith pitches one-hitter
  against the Chicago Cubs, giving up only hit to LF Bill Lamar,
  in Brooklyn 4-0 win (9/3/1917).


• The Cincinnati Reds commit 7 errors in a 12-1 loss to the New York
  Giants (9/4/1917).


• Boston Braves RF George Merritt collects career hit #2000
  with a single in the 4th inning off of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Fred
  Toney, in Boston 4-3 win (9/5/1917).


• St. Louis Browns pitcher Nap Rucker pitches one-hitter
  against the Chicago WhiteSox, giving up only hit to LF Fred Nicholson,
  in St. Louis 4-0 win (9/9/1917).


• The New York
  Giants commit 7 errors in a 10-4 loss to the Chicago Cubs(9/17/1917).


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very cool man, interested in reading