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This Day in Baseball History: September 10th (Boston Massacre Completed) 
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In 1967, White Sox pitcher Joe Horlen no-hit the Tigers, 6-0.
In 2000, on his 37th birthday, Diamondback southpaw Randy Johnson became the 12th pitcher to strikeout 3,000 batters (Marlins third baseman Mike Lowell was the ‘Big Unit’s’ historic victim).
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