TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY SEPTEMBER 14

2008  Carlos Zambrano of the Cubs no hits Houston

2003  Detroit loses its 110^th game of the season – ends with 43-119 record

2002  Barry Bonds gets his 100^th RBI – 11^th time in his career

2002  Red Sox Derek Lowe wins his 20^th game – had 20 saves last season

1999  Royals Mark Quinn makes his MLB debut – hit 2 HRs – only 3^rd in MLB history to hit 2 in his debut – also had a double

1999  NYY beat Toronto 10-6 – Bernie Williams hit a grand slam in the 8^th and Paul O’Neill hit one in the 9^th

1996  NY Mets Todd Hundley sets a record of 41 HRs by a catcher

1994  On the 34^th day of the strike, Bud Selig announces the end of the season

1990  Ken Griffey and Ken Griffey Jr. hit back to back HRs in the 1^st inning vs. the Angels

1990  A’s Dave Stewart wins his 20^th game for the 4^th straight year

1989  Jeff Reardon gets his 30^th save – 1^st pitcher to have 30 or more saves in 5 straight seasons

1987  Blue Jays hit a MLB record 10 HRs vs. Baltimore

1986  Bo Jackson hit his 1^st HR – had 141 in 8 seasons

1978  Angels beat Texas 16-1 – had 13 unearned runs in the 9^th inning

1972  San Diego’s Steve Arlin loses his 20^th game of the season – lost 19 last year – ends career 34-67

1968  Denny McLain wins his 30^th game – 1^st 30 game winner since 1934

1961  St. Louis and Chicago combine to use 72 players in a double header

1958  NYY win their 24^th pennant and 9^th under Casey Stengel

1951  Rookie Bob Nieman made his MLB debut and hit a HR his first two times at bat – only time in MLB history it has been done