On August 17, 1904, Jesse Tannehill achieved a remarkable feat by pitching a no-hitter, leading the Boston Red Sox to a 6-0 victory against the Chicago White Sox. This event distinguished itself in baseball history, exemplifying exceptional skill and contributing to the legacy of no-hitters in the sport.
In a tragic moment in 1920, Ray Chapman of the Cleveland baseball team succumbed to injuries sustained from a pitched ball by Carl Mays, marking the only on-field fatality in MLB history. This incident profoundly impacted baseball safety regulations and underscored the dangers inherent in the sport.
Johnny Lindell made headlines in 1944 by hitting four consecutive doubles, a rare achievement, during a game in which the Yankees triumphed over the Indians 10-3. His remarkable performance showcased not just his hitting prowess but also contributed significantly to his team's victory.
George Brett's outstanding performance on August 17, 1980, where he achieved a perfect 4-for-4 at-bat and raised his batting average to an incredible .401, remains notable. Brett's contributions in that game and his ongoing hitting streak captured the attention of baseball fans.
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