As a 19-year-old Washington rookie in 1915, Dumont threw successive two-hit shutouts
and lost a 10-inning complete game to compile a 2-1 record. He never pitched that
well again. In 1917, his only year as a regular starter, he was 5-14.
(NLM)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
»September 14, 1915:
George Dumont debuts with Washington and fires a 3–0 shut out over Cleveland. Dumont will finish the year at 2–1, with both wins shutouts.
»August 10, 1917:
Four days after shutting out the Browns, Walter Johnson pitches a 1-hitter against the Chicago White Sox. Tomorrow, three Nationals—Jim Shaw (6.2 innings), Doc Ayres, and George Dumont will duplicate Big Train's performance, also against Chicago (as noted by Steve Boren).