Weekly Roundup (games thru 5/25/41)

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 This replay is still alive!  Kids, work, real-life, etc., may have continually got in the way of putting out updates over the last few months, but I have tried to get games in as I can and am now back to being able to regularly play as I was when I first began this season.  So, with that, I'm picking up the posts with a weekly update through May 25, 1941 in game terms.  I know that skips over a number of days that will not get daily game posts, but this seems like a good spot to pick it up back up with post/updates and to try and continue as we were doing before.  So, without further adieu...


The first no-hitter of the season came from Charlie Wagner, an unheralded hurler for the Boston Red Sox, as on 5/22/41 he walked four and blanked the St. Louis Browns!



Charlie Wagner (Red Sox)

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