Chicago Cubs celebrate historical moments on September 14

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Chicago Cubs celebrate historical moments on September 14
Summary

On September 14, significant milestones for the Chicago Cubs are remembered. Carlos Zambrano pitched a no-hitter against the Houston Astros in 2008 at Milwaukee's Miller Park, marking the first no-hitter at a neutral site in MLB history. Other notable events include memorable games from the early 1900s, including a victory in 1907 with 19 hits against the Reds. Also, in 1913, Larry Cheney recorded a shutout while giving up 14 hits against the Giants.

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  • Zambrano's no-hitter against the Astros occurred in 2008 at a neutral site.
  • The Cubs collected 19 hits in a 12-5 win over the Reds in 1907.
  • Larry Cheney achieved a shutout with 14 hits allowed against the Giants in 1913.
  • Cubs events showcase the team's long-standing history in MLB.
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Carlos “Big Z” Zambrano celebrates the first no-hitter pitched at a neutral site in MLB history in Milwaukee against Houston on this date in 2008.

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