Hugh Daily pitches no-hitter, highlighting sports history on September 13

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Hugh Daily pitches no-hitter, highlighting sports history on September 13
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On September 13, notable events in sports history include Cleveland Blues pitcher Hugh Daily throwing a no-hitter in 1883 against the Philadelphia Phillies. In 1909, Ty Cobb secured the American League home run title with his ninth and final home run that season, all of which were inside-the-park homers. Other significant events include Brooklyn’s Dazzy Vance throwing the first no-hitter at Ebbets Field in 1925, and in 1936, Bob Feller struck out 17 Philadelphia Athletics while setting an American League record. The day also marked Frank Robinson hitting 500 career home runs in 1971 during a doubleheader against Detroit.

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  • •Hugh Daily pitched a no-hitter in 1883 for Cleveland Blues.
  • •Ty Cobb clinched the American League home run title in 1909.
  • •Dazzy Vance's no-hitter in 1925 marked Ebbets Field history.
  • •Bob Feller set an AL record with 17 strikeouts in 1936.
  • •Frank Robinson reached 500 career home runs in 1971.
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