Pete Dowling's No-Hitter

The Cleveland Blues held the Milwaukee Brewers without a hit on June 30, 1901, winning 7–0. Pete Dowling started the game for the Cleveland Blues.

It was played at Lloyd Street Grounds in Milwaukee. The announced attendance was 4,500. Bill Reidy started for the Milwaukee Brewers. Joe Cantillon umpired behind the plate. It was played in daylight, as every game was: the first night game in the major leagues came in 1935.

The game log records each side's starting pitcher rather than everyone who appeared, so where a no-hitter was finished by a second pitcher this page names the man who began it.