Template:Today in Baseball/May 24

April 22: Today's featured birthday is that of Dan O'Brien, who turns 70.

• 1902 - In a rare feat for the Deadball Era, Bill Bradley hits a home run for the fourth straight game. The next American Leaguer to do so will be Babe Ruth in 1918.
• 1935 - The first night game in MLB history is played with the Reds beating the Phillies, 2-1.
• 1936 - Tony Lazzeri (pictured) drives in 11 runs in a 25-2 Yankees rout of the Athletics. This is still the American League single-game RBI record.
• 1942 - In the longest game in Nippon Pro Baseball history, Taiyo and Nagoya tie 4-4 after 28 innings. Jiro Noguchi (344 pitches) and Michio Nishizawa (311 pitches) both go the distance. Noguchi had just thrown a shutout a day earlier.
• 1984 - The Tigers win their 17th straight road game, an American League record. Jack Morris picks up this victory with a four-hit effort.

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