Marty Callaghan from the Chronology

May 4, 1923 - In St. Louis‚ Marty Callaghan's swipe of home in the bottom of the 10th wins it‚ 2-1 for the Cardinals. Virgil Cheeves is victorious over the Cubs Fred Toney.

Aug 25, 1922 - You can't blame it on the wind as one of the most poorly pitched ML games ever played takes place in Chicago. The Cubs edge the Phils 26-23 in a game that features 51 hits‚ 23 walks‚ and 10 errors. The Phils have the bases loaded in the 9th when the game ends‚ making a total of 16 left on base; the Cubs leave 9. When the Cubs score 14 runs in the 4th to take a 25-6 lead‚ OF Marty Callaghan bats 3 times (a since tied record)‚ getting 2 hits and striking out. Modern ML records are set or tied for total runs (49‚ by two teams) and hits‚ most players scoring runs (Phils‚ 13)‚ and most players scoring 2+ runs (Cubs‚ 9)‚ most plate appearances (66‚ by the Phils). The 14-run inning ties the Yankees' mark of July 6‚ 1920; The Phils add a run in the 4th to make the two-team total of 15 a record for the inning‚ as is the 2nd inning total of 13-ten from the Cubs side and 3 from the Phils. Cliff Heathcote of the Cubs sets a modern NL record by reaching base 7 times in the 9-inning game. Hack Miller helps run up the Chicago total with 3-run homers in the 2nd and 4th innings. His first blast is just the 2nd homer to reach the centerfield scoreboard‚ located at ground level in Cubs Park: Hornsby hit the first last year. A team-record 13 players score runs for the Phils. Tony Kaufmann is the winner over Jimmy Ring in the game that lasts a surprisingly short 3:01.