» September 7, 1916: At the Polo Grounds, the Giants Ferdie Schupp beats Brooklyn's Nap Rucker, 4–1, to launch New York's record 26–game winning streak.

» September 28, 1916: In the 4th doubleheader whitewash in the NL this month, the Giants' Jeff Tesreau tops the Braves, 2–0, in the opener. In the 2nd game, Ferdie Schupp yields a 7th inning single to Braves 1B Ed Konetchy, breaking up his no hitter. Schupp finishes with a one-hit, 6–0 win, and will end the year with an ERA of 0.90. For New York, it is their 25th consecutive win.

» August 14, 1917: The Giants and the Brooklyn Robins split a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds,. New York's Ferdie Schupp takes the opener, 5–4, and ex-Giant Rube Marquard wins the 2nd game for Brooklyn, 3–1. A highlight of the nitecap is a fight between Brooklyn Casey Stengel and Giant SS Art Fletcher.

» September 9, 1917: Grover Alexander beats New York's Jeff Tesreau, 4–1. Ferdie Schupp takes the nitecap, 2–1 for New York, beating the Phils Eppa Rixey.

» October 7, 1917: In Game Two, New York's Ferdie Schupp doesn't get out of the 2nd inning, and reliever Fred Anderson is bombed in a 5-run 4th, as the 14 White Sox hits produce a 7–2 win for Red Faber. Faber's pitching is better than his baserunning; in the 5th inning, he tries to steal 3B, only to find teammate Buck Weaver occupying it. 3B Heinie Zimmerman tags both runners out, though Weaver is still safe.

» October 11, 1917: New York's Ferdie Schupp fares better against Red Faber in Game Four; Benny Kauff hits two home runs, which are more than enough for a 5–0 win to even the Series.