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Negro League No-Hitters (Continued) Negro League No-Hitters Date Pitcher Team Opponent Score 03-04-87 Shepard Trusty Cuban Giants Philadelphia Athletics 16-0 07-21-01 Andrew “Rube” Foster Fort Worth Colts Corsicana (TX) 5-0 08-02-01 Andrew “Rube” Foster Fort Worth Colts Arlingtons 6-1 07-16-03 Charles “Kid” Carter Philadelphia Giants York (PA) 1-0 07-17-03 ** Dan McClellan Cuban X-Giants Penn Park (PA) 5-0 07-07-04 Andrew “Rube” Foster Philadelphia Giants Mt. Carmel A.A. 4-0 07-09-04 Charles “Kid” Carter Philadelphia Giants Atlantic City 3-0 07-12-04 William Horn Philadelphia Giants Oxford (PA) 2-0 07-25-04 Andrew “Rube” Foster Philadelphia Giants Trenton (NJ) 1-0 08-22-05 Andrew “Rube” Foster Philadelphia Giants Camden 3-0 07-07-07 Johnny Davis St. Paul Gophers La Crosse 1-0 08-07-07 Clarence Lytle St. Paul Gophers Rochester Stars 12-0 08-31-07 Harry Buckner Brooklyn Royal Giants Atlantic City 5-0 09-22-07 Andrew “Rube” Foster Leland Giants South Chicagos 1-0 08-28-08 Andrew “Rube” Foster St. Paul Gophers Hibbing Colts 5-0 05-09-09 (no first name given) Harris French Lick Plutos Louisville Giants - 07-22-09 S. Jordan/Hampton Harrisburg Giants Steelton Cyclones 8-0 07-24-09 Jose Mendez Cuban Stars Rogers Park - 08-22-09 Nap Thompson Chattanooga Atlanta Collegians - 1910 Bill Gatewood St. Louis Giants Louisville Stars 11-0 06-11-10 Frank Wickware Leland Giants Athletics 7-0 06-30-10 John Davis St. Paul Gophers Hope (ND) 9-0 Negro League No-Hitters (continued) Date Pitcher Team Opponent Score 04-21-11 John Goodgame West Baden Sprudels French Lick Plutos 3-0 08-28-12 Dick Redding Lincoln Giants Cuban Stars 1-0 06-08-13 Louis “Dicta” Johnson Chicago American Giants Paterson Smart Set 9-0 06-09-13 Pat Dougherty Chicago American Giants Paterson Smart Set 8-0 08-26-14 Frank Wickware Chicago American Giants Indianapolis ABC’s 1-0 05-09-15 Dizzy Dismukes Indianapolis ABC’s Chicago Giants 5-0 09-19-15 Dick Whitworth Chicago American Giants Chicago Giants 4-0 05-13-16 Bill Gatewood St. Louis Giants Cuban Stars 4-1 09-02-16 * Tom Johnson Chicago American Giants Cuban Stars 6-0 Dick Whitworth 07-21-18 Bernardo Baro Cuban Stars Indianapolis ABC’s 11-0 05-09-19 Smoky Joe Williams Lincoln Giants Brooklyn Royal Giants 1-0 06-17-19 Tom Johnson Chicago American Giants Detroit Stars 7-3 07-06-19 Jesse Hubbard Atlantic City Bacharach Giants Logan Squares 12-0 10-20-19 ** Rube Currie Gilkerson’s Union Giants Wellsburg (IA) 10-0 05-18-20 John Dickey Knoxville Giants Atlanta Black Crackers 6-0 07-10-20 William Force Knoxville Giants Columbus 3-0 07-17-20 John Dickey Knoxville Giants Winston-Salem 5-2 07-27-20 Sam Streeter Montgomery Grey Sox Atlanta Black Crackers 3-0 08-22-20 Dick Redding Bacharach Giants Chicago Giants 5-0 05-08-21 George Meyers Montgomery Grey Sox Knoxville Giants 18-0 05-10-21 * Slim Sallee Montgomery Grey Sox Knoxville Giants 6-0 05-14-21 * Wild Bill Nesbitt Nashville Elite Giants Chattanooga 3-0 06-06-21 Bill Gatewood Detroit Stars Cincinnati Cubans 4-0 Negro League No-Hitters (continued) Date Pitcher Team Opponent Score 06-15-21 Aubrey Owens New Orleans Cauldield Ads Chattanooga 4-0 06-16-21 Daltie Cooper Nashville Elite Giants Montgomery 1-0 06-22-21 Sampson Knoxville Giants Atlanta Black Crackers 1-2 06-26-21 Daltie Cooper Nashville Elite Giants Montgomery 4-0 07-26-21 John Juran Birmingham Black Barons Atlanta 4-0 08-03-21 Aubrey Owens New Orleans Caulfield Ads Baton Rouge 5-0 08-19-21 Lewis Moffett New Orleans Caulfield Ads Corpus Christi 8-0 09-05-21 Phil Cockrell Hilldale Detroit Stars 3-0 06-27-22 Bill Force Detroit Stars St. Louis Giants 3-0 07-26-22 Jesse “Nip” Winters Bacharach Giants Indianapolis ABC’s 7-1 08-19-22 Phil Cockrell Hilldale Chicago American Giants 5-0 09-11-22 Franklin “Doc” Sykes Atlantic City Bacharach Giants Baltimore Black Sox 0-2 07-02-23 Willie Foster Memphis Red Sox Arkansas Travelers 7-0 08-05-23 Jose Mendez Kansas City Monarchs Milwaukee Bears 7-0 Bullet Joe Rogan 09-03-24 Jesse “Nip” Winters Hilldale Harrisburg Giants 2-0 02-27-25 * Bob McClure Royal Poinciana Breakers Hotel 2-0 06-28-25 * Andy Cooper Detroit Stars Indianapolis ABC’s 1-0 06-27-26 Charlie Henry Hilldale Newark Stars - 06-27-26 Bill Gatewood Albany Giants Birmingham 7-0 07-13-26 Rube Currie Chicago American Giants Dayton Marcos 16-0 08-28-26 Harry Salmon Birmingham Black Barons Albany Giants 8-0 10-03-26 Claude “Red” Grier Bacharach Giants Chicago American Giants 10-0 Negro League No-Hitters (continued) Date Pitcher Team Opponent Score 05-15-27 Laymon Yokeley Baltimore Black Sox Cuban Stars 8-0 08-04-27 Joe Strong Baltimore Black Sox Hilldale (11 innings) 2-1 08-14-27 Willie Powell Chicago American Giants Memphis Red Sox 5-0 10-08-27 * Luther Farrell Bacharach Giants Chicago American Giants 3-2 06-27-28 * Robert Poindexter Birmingham Black Barons Chicago American Giants 6-0 06-29-29 Alfred “Army” Cooper Kansas City Monarchs Chicago American Giants 4-0 Chet Brewer 05-30-31 * Tuggle Dawson Knoxville Giants Montgomery 0-1 07-18-31 Walter Calhoun Birmingham Black Barons Fort Benning 11-0 07-27-31 Homer “Goose” Curry Memphis Red Sox Little Rock 12-0 08-26-31 Porter Charleston Hilldale Baltimore Black Sox - 09-05-31 * Homer “Goose” Curry Memphis Red Sox Birmingham 6-0 09-07-31 Paul Carter Hilldale Baltimore Black Sox 6-0 05-07-32 * Barney Morris Monroe Monarchs Cleveland 4-0 07-15-32 Satchel Paige Pittsburg Crawfords New York Black Yankees 6-0 07-09-33 * Son Harvey Memphis Red Sox Nashville 1-0 07-04-34 Satchel Paige Pittsburg Crawfords Homestead Grays 4-0 07-13-35 Elmer McDuffie New York Black Yankees House of David 8-0 08-17-35 * Paul “Spoon” Carter Philadelphia Stars Brooklyn Eagles 4-0 05-10-36 Roy Welmaker Atlanta Black Crackers Chattanooga 6-0 06-08-36 John “Neck” Stanley New York Cubans Newark Eagles 12-1 05-16-37 Hilton Smith Kansas City Monarchs Chicago American Giants 4-0 09-19-37 Johnny Taylor Negro All Stars Dominican All Stars 2-0 05-30-40 * Ross Davis Baltimore Elite Giants Newark Eagles 5-0 Willie Hubert Negro League No-Hitters (continued) Date Pitcher Team Opponent Score 06-27-41 Gene Smith St. Louis Stars New York Black Yankees 6-1 08-25-41 Johnny Wright Homestead Grays New York Cubans 19-0 Terris McDuffie J.C. Hamilton 04-12-42 * Jonas Gaines Baltimore Elite Giants New York Cubans 4-0 Bill Harvey 08-30-42 * Roy Partlow Homestead Grays Chicago American Giants 3-0 06-06-43 * Jimmy Hill Newark Eagles New York Black Yankees 3-0 09-27-43 Porter Moss Memphis Red Sox Cincinnati Clowns 5-0 05-15-45 Gread McKinnis Knoxville Grays New Orleans - 06-30-45 John Sadler Atlanta Black Crackers Indianapolis 1-0 08-12-45 * Ray Brown Homestead Grays Chicago American Giants 7-0 05-05-46 Leon Day Newark Eagles Philadelphia Stars 2-0 06-09-46 Frank Fleming Asheville Blues Montgomery 24-0 06-09-46 Vernon Phillips Asheville Blues Montgomery 22-0 04-18-47 Eddie Daniels New York Cubans New Orleans Creoles 6-0 Pat Scantlebury James Jenkins Luis Tiant, Sr. 07-31-48 Jimmy Newberry Birmingham Black Barons Cleveland Buckeyes 4-0 05-27-49 Gene Collins Kansas City Monarchs Houston Eagles 14-0 06-27-54 James Gilmore Kansas City Monarchs Indianapolis Clowns - Hank Mason 08-15-54 Danny Wright Birmingham Black Barons Memphis Red Sox 5-0 07-04-58 Frank Mc Cullum Kansas City Monarchs Memphis Red Sox 5-2 * Denotes a seven (7) inning game. ** Denotes perfect game. .
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