[Nukester]

  
The Boston Pilgrims commit 7 errors 11-8 loss to the St. Louis
    Browns (4/10/1906).
  
St. Louis Cardinals CF Mike Donlin suffers a career ending tear of his
    back muscle while diving for a ball against the Cincinnati Reds (4/15/1906).
  
St. Louis Browns LF Fred Clarke collects career hit #2000 with an
    2nd inning triple off of Washington Nationals pitcher Martin Glendon, in
    Washington 3-2 win (4/18/1906).
  
The St. Louis Cardinals commit 7 errors  (3 by SS Bill Keister) in
    6-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds (4/20/1906).
  
Cleveland Blues SS George Davis collects career hit #2500 with a
    single off of New York Highlanders pitcher John Skopec, in New York 8-1 win
    (5/3/1906).
  
St. Louis Browns ace Weldon Henley has surgery to
    clean out bone chips in his shoulder and is finished for the season
    after only 5 starts in which he went 3-0 with a 1.80 ERA. Right-hander
    Stoney McGlynn takes over Henley's spot in the rotation (5/7/1906).
  
The Philadelphia Phillies commit 7 errors  in 11-8 loss to the St.
    Louis Cardinals (5/11/1906).
  
The Cincinnati Reds commit 7 errors   but still manage to beat the
    New York Giants 8-7 (5/21/1906).
  
Detroit Tigers pitcher Andy Coakley pitches one-hitter against the
    Washington Nationals, giving up only hit to 3B Tommy Leach, in Detroit 2-0
    win (5/30/1906).
  
The Washington Nationals and the Chicago WhiteSox play 18 innings
    before Washington scores a run in the bottom of the inning off of Live
    Washburn to win 7-6 (6/17/1906).
  
The American League beats the National League 5-2 in the 4th annual
    Flashback League All-Star Game. New York Highlanders pitcher Deacon
    Phillippe wins the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award, pitching 3
    innings of shutout ball while giving up 3 hits and striking out 2. The
    American League now leads the All-Star series 3 games to 1 (7/14/1906).
  
The Detroit Tigers commit 8 errors  in 13-7 loss to the Washington
    Nationals (7/24/1906).
  
New York Giants pitcher Earl Moore loses no-hitter to first batter of
    the 9th inning against the Brooklyn Superbas. Brooklyn RF Elmer Flick
    broke up the no-hitter with a double, then scored to force extra innings in
    which New York won 3-1 in 10 innings (7/27/1906).
  
Boston Pilgrims pitcher Barney Pelty pitches one-hitter against the
    Detroit Tigers, giving up only a 5th inning double to 2B Harry Steinfeldt, in
    Boston 1-0
    win (7/27/1906).
  
St. Louis Browns pitcher Bucky Veil  pitches one-hitter against the
    Philadelphia Athletics, giving up only a 5th inning double to 2B Hobe
    Ferris, in St. Louis 5-0
    win (8/1/1906).
  
Boston Pilgrims 1B Jake Beckley collects career hit #3000 with a 4th
    inning single off of Detroit Tigers pitcher Bill Dinneen, in Boston 3-1 win
    (8/8/1906).
  
Cleveland Blues pitcher Cy Falkenberg pitches his 2nd career no-hitter
    (the 1st player to do so), the 6th ever in Flashback Baseball history, doing
    it in a 10 inning 1-0 win over the Chicago WhiteSox (8/12/1906).
  
St. Louis Browns pitcher Bucky Veil pitches the 7th ever Flashback
    Baseball League no-hitter, against the New York Highlanders, winning 4-0 in
    front of 38227 people in St. Louis (8/14/1906).
  
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Norwood Gibson pitches the 8th ever Flashback
    Baseball League no-hitter, against the Boston Beaneaters, winning 2-0 in
    front of 35978 people in Boston (8/26/1906).
  
Washington Nationals rookie pitcher Slow Joe Doyle pitches one-hitter against the
    Boston Pilgrims, giving up only a 7th inning double to SS Sport McAllister, in
    Washington 3-0
    win (9/4/1906).