Noodles Hahn from the Chronology

Sep 29, 2000 - For the 2nd day in a row‚ the Reds win 8-1 on a 2-hitter. This time its the Cardinals‚ as Ron Villone strikes out 16 batters-Tatis 4 times-to tie the club record set by Noodles Hahn (1901) and Jim Maloney (1963). Villone's previous high was 8. He allows just 2 hits in what will be his last game as a Red: Cincy will trade him to the Rockies on November 8 for 2 players to be named later. Sean Casey homers for the 2nd day in a row.

Aug 1, 1905 - The Reds release sore-armed Noodles Hahn‚ 26. In six seasons Noodles won 122 games and led the NL in strikeouts three times.

Oct 9, 1904 - Cincinnati pitchers Tom Walker and Noodles Hahn each throw a shutout against St. Louis. Walker allows 6 hits in winning‚ 3-0‚ while Hahn allows one hit in winning‚ 1-0‚ in 7 innings. The nitecap was called because of darkness.

Aug 30, 1904 - Mathewson and the visiting Giants top the Reds‚ 3-1 beating Noodles Hahn. Matty drives in one of the 3 runs scored in the 8th with a single and improves his record to 28-9.

Jul 12, 1904 - Mathewson wins his 16th‚ beating the Reds at League Park‚ 7-4 in 10 innings. Matty triples home a run in the 7th and scores‚ but the Reds tie it in the 9th. Noodles Hahn is the loser.

Jun 13, 1903 - At League Park‚ Joe Kelley's first-inning triple is the lone hit off Mathewson‚ who whitewashes the Reds‚ 4-0. Noodles Hahn takes the loss. It is the 3rd shutout in a row for the Giants' staff.

Sep 26, 1901 - The Reds are glad to not be playing Brooklyn‚ and whip Boston‚ 7-2‚ behind Noodles Hahn. Bill Dinneen takes the loss‚ though he hits his lone ML career homer today.

May 12, 1901 - The Reds Noodles Hahn cooks the Pirates‚ 6-1‚ allowing 9 hits‚ one to each batter.

Apr 20, 1901 - The Reds open at home with a 4-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Sam Leever wins over Noodles Hahn.

Jul 21, 1900 - In the last of the 9th at Brooklyn‚ with 2 outs and the score tied at 5-5 with the Reds‚ an intentional walk to Deacon Maguire goes awry. Maguire reaches out and taps a Noodles Hahn pitch‚ but the catcher picks it up‚ then drops it‚ and the winning run scores.

Jul 15, 1900 - Noodles Hahn follows up his no-hitter with a 9-hitter‚ but still shuts out St. Louis‚ 9-0.

May 11, 1899 - At Pittsburgh‚ rookie Noodles Hahn hits a sac fly in the top of the 7th to give the Reds a 1-0 win over the Pirates. Heinie Peitz scores the lone run.

Apr 18, 1899 - At Cincinnati‚ 19-year-old Noodles Hahn makes his ML debut and beats the Pirates‚ 7-5.