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This Day in Baseball History: September 14th (Owners Cancel Remainder Of 1994 Regular Season And Post-Season) 
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In 1968, the Detroit Tigers rallied in ninth inning to beat the A’s 5-4, making Denny McLain the first thirty-game winner in the major leagues since Dizzy Dean reached the milestone in 1934.
In 1986, at Royals Stadium, Kansas City rookie outfieder Bo Jackson hit his first major league home...
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