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1964: Phil Linz of the Yankees and Manager Yogi Berra went at each other in a heated row in Chicago when Linz played a harmonica on the team bus after a fourth straight loss put New York 41/2 games behind in the pennant race. The music turned out to be sweet, however, when the Yankees beat the White Sox for the pennant.

1955: Arnold Palmer, winner of the United States Amateur in 1954, won his first professional tournament, the Canadian Open, at the Weston Club in Toronto. He won 59 other pro titles, including eight majors, and with his skill, shirttail-out manner and telegenic appeal popularized golf perhaps more than any other player.

1912….In the nightcap of a doubleheader, Carl Cashion tosses a six-inning no-hitter to give the Senators a 2-0 victory over the Indians and a sweep of the twin bill at Griffith Stadium. The 21 year-old right-hander, who will not get credit for his accomplishment due to the shortened nature of the game, has an outstanding fastball, but a lack of control will limit his career to just 43 games over four seasons.