User:Omnis Scientia/List of All-American Girls Professional Baseball League no-hitters

The following is a list of All-American Girls Professional Baseball League no-hitters. In league play, there are 56 known no-hitters. Of those games, 14 were 7-inning regulation no-hitters thrown during doubleheaders. Two no-hitters were 6-innings, called on the account of weather. Five no-hitters were perfect games. Seventeen pitchers threw multiple no-hitters with eight throwing two, seven throwing three, and one throwing a league-record four.

Regulation no-hitters

Key
RS	Runs scored
RA	Runs allowed
Italics	Perfect game

No-hitters
#	Date	Pitcher	Team	RS	Opponent	RA	Park	Notes	Ref.
1	June 10, 1943	Olive Little	Rockford Peaches	7	Kenosha Comets	2	Beyer Stadium		^[1]
2	August 15, 1943	Olive Little	Rockford Peaches	2	South Bend Blue Sox	0	Bendix Field (South Bend, IN)	^{[notes 1]} ^{[notes 2]}	^[1]^[2]
3	June 14, 1944	Mary Pratt	Kenosha Comets	2	Minneapolis Millerettes	1	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)	^{[notes 1]} ^{[notes 2]}	^[1]
4	July 22, 1944	Elise Harney	Kenosha Comets	10	Racine Belles	2	Horlick Field		^[1]
5	July 29, 1944	Annabelle Lee	Minneapolis Millerettes	18	Kenosha Comets	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)		^[1]^[3]
6	July 22, 1944	Carolyn Morris	Rockford Peaches	1	Milwaukee Chicks	0	Beyer Stadium	^{[notes 1]}	^[1]
7	August 26, 1944	Audrey Haine	Minneapolis Millerettes	1	Kenosha Comets	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)	^{[notes 1]}	^[1]
8	September 4, 1944	Helen Nicol Fox	Kenosha Comets	1	Racine Belles	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)	^{[notes 3]}	^[1]
9	September 6, 1944	Carolyn Morris	Rockford Peaches	9	South Bend Blue Sox	0	Beyer Stadium		^[1]
10	June 14, 1945	Elise Harney	Kenosha Comets	4	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)		^[1]
12	June 29, 1945	Dottie Wiltse	Fort Wayne Daisies	2	Rockford Peaches	0	North Side High School (Fort Wayne, IN)		^[1]
13	July 1, 1945	Doris Barr	Racine Belles	2	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	North Side High School (Fort Wayne, IN)	^{[notes 3]} ^{[notes 2]}	^[1]
14	July 6, 1945	Carolyn Morris	Rockford Peaches	4	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Beyer Stadium		^[1]
15	July 7, 1945	Annabelle Lee	Fort Wayne Daisies	6	Grand Rapids Chicks	0	South High School (Grand Rapids, MI)		^[1]
16	July 10, 1945	Olive Little	Rockford Peaches	2	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	North Side High School (Fort Wayne, IN)		^[1]
17	July 15, 1945	Dottie Wiltse	Fort Wayne Daisies	5	South Bend Blue Sox	0	North Side High School (Fort Wayne, IN)	^{[notes 1]}	^[1]
18	August 6, 1945	Betty Luna	South Bend Blue Sox	5	Grand Rapids Chicks	0	Bendix Field (South Bend, IN)		^[1]
19	July 10, 1946	Anna May Hutchison	Racine Belles	2	Kenosha Comets	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)		^[1]
20	July 14, 1946	Betty Luna	South Bend Blue Sox	3	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Memorial Park (Fort Wayne, IN)	^{[notes 1]} ^{[notes 2]}	^[1]
21	July 31, 1946	Amy Applegren	Muskegon Lassies	1	Grand Rapids Chicks	0	Marsh Field (Muskegon, MI)	^{[notes 3]} ^{[notes 2]}	^[1]
22	May 22, 1947	Erma Bergmann	Muskegon Lassies	4	Grand Rapids Chicks	1	Marsh Field (Muskegon, MI)	^{[notes 2]}	^[1]
23	June 18, 1947	Jean Cione	Kenosha Comets	6	South Bend Blue Sox	1	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)		^[1]
24	June 18, 1947	Doris Barr	Racine Belles	4	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Memorial Park (Fort Wayne, IN)		^[1]
25	August 18, 1947	Doris Sams	Muskegon Lassies	2	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Marsh Field (Muskegon, MI)		^[1]

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Shortened no-hitters

On June 15, 1945, both Audrey Haine of the Fort Wayne Daisies and Helen Nicol Fox of the Kenosha Comets threw 6 innings of no-hit ball in Lake Front Stadium in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Due to rain, the game was called with the score tied at 0-0.^[1]

No-hitters
Date	Pitcher	IP	Team	RS	Opponent	RA	Park	Notes
June 15, 1945	Audrey Haine	6	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Kenosha Comets	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)	^{[notes 4]}
June 15, 1945	Helen Nicol Fox	6	Kenosha Comets	0	Fort Wayne Daisies	0	Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, WI)	^{[notes 4]}

By player

Perfect games

Pitcher	Team	Opponent	Season
Jean Faut	South Bend Blue Sox	Rockford Peaches	1951
Jean Faut	South Bend Blue Sox	Kalamazoo Lassies	1953
Annabelle Lee	Minneapolis Millerettes	Kenosha Comets	1944
Carolyn Morris	Rockford Peaches	Fort Wayne Daisies	1945
Doris Sams	Muskegon Lassies	Fort Wayne Daisies	1947

No-hitters

Pitcher	No. of no-hitters	Seasons
Jean Faut	4	1948, 1949, 1951, 1953
Olive Little	3	1943 (2), 1946
Carolyn Morris	3	1944 (2), 1946
Jean Cione	2	1950 (2)
Lillian Faralla	2	1949 (2)
Audrey Haine	2	1945, 1946
Annabelle Lee	2	1944, 1945
Betty Luna	2	1945, 1947
Doris Sams	2	1947, 1948
Amy Applegren	1	1945
Louise Arnold	1	1951
Doris Barr	1	1945
Erma Bergmann	1	1947
Mildred Earp	1	1948
Rose Gacioch	1	1953
Lois Florreich	1	1948
Elise Harney	1	1944
Margaret Holgerson	1	1948
Anna Mae Hutchison	1	1946
Marilyn Jones	1	1952
Rita Meyer	1	1947
Eleanor Moore	1	1954
Dorothy Mueller	1	1948
Helen Nicol	1	1944
Migdalia Pérez	1	1953
Mary Pratt	1	1944
Barbara Rotvig	1	1949
Janet Rumsey	1	1954
Ruby Stephens	1	1950

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g First game of a doubleheader.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g No-hitter was completed in seven innings.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Second game of a doubleheader.
^ Game called on account of rain.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y "AAGPBL no-hitters". NoNoHitters.com.
^ "August 15, 1943: Canada's Olive Little tosses first no-hit, no-run game in AAGPBL history". Society for American Baseball Research.
^ "July 29, 1944: Annabelle 'Lefty' Lee tosses AAGPBL's first perfect game for Minneapolis Millerettes". Society for American Baseball Research.

Book sources

Madden, W. C. (2000). All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Record Book. McFarland & Company. ISBN 978-0-7864-3747-4.

External links

AAGPBL No-hitters at NoNoHitters.com

[firstdouble-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g First game of a doubleheader.

[7_innings-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g No-hitter was completed in seven innings.

[seconddouble-6] Second game of a doubleheader.

[rain-7] Game called on account of rain.

[No_Hitters_List-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y "AAGPBL no-hitters". NoNoHitters.com.

[4] "August 15, 1943: Canada's Olive Little tosses first no-hit, no-run game in AAGPBL history". Society for American Baseball Research.

[5] "July 29, 1944: Annabelle 'Lefty' Lee tosses AAGPBL's first perfect game for Minneapolis Millerettes". Society for American Baseball Research.

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