The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) was a professional women’s baseball league that began play in 1943, continuing through the 1954 season.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of A League of Their Own. — the 1992 film that popularized the league for a new generation — I’ve done my best to put together a mostly comprehensive list of AAGPBL no-hitters (I’m currently up to 56), culling game details from newspaper accounts, websites such as aagpbl.org, help from researcher Gary Belleville and W.C. Madden’s superb The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Record Book.
There may be a handful of missing no-nos, particularly in 1948. If you have any additional dates, box scores or story clippings to share, please email me at dirk@nonohitters.com and we’ll try to get them added to this list.
Here is our list of AAGPBL no-hitters
| 1 | Olive Little |
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| Rockford Peaches | |
| Thursday, June 10, 1943 Rockford Peaches 7, Kenosha Comets 2 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her first of three no-hitters) |
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| 2 | Olive Little |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Sunday, August 15, 1943 (First game of doubleheader) Rockford Peaches 2, South Bend Blue Sox 0 (7 innings) Bendix Field (South Bend, Indiana) (Her second of three no-hitters)  |
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| 3 | Mary Pratt |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Wednesday, June 14, 1944 (First game of doubleheader) Kenosha Comets 2, Minneapolis Millerettes 1 (7 innings) Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) |
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| 4 | Elise “Lee” Harney |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Saturday, July 22, 1944 Kenosha Comets 10, Racine Belles 2 Horlick Athletic Field (Racine, Wisconsin) (Her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 5 | Annabelle Lee |
| Minneapolis Millerettes | |
 Saturday, July 29, 1944 Minneapolis Millerettes 18, Kenosha Comets 0 Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Perfect game, her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 6 | Carolyn Morris |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Sunday, August 6, 1944 (First game of doubleheader) Rockford Peaches 1, Milwaukee Chicks 0 (7 innings) Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her first of three no-hitters) |
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| 7 | Audrey Haine |
| Minneapolis Millerettes | |
| Saturday, Aug. 26, 1944 (First game of doubleheader) Minneapolis Millerettes 1, Kenosha Comets 0 Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her first of three no-hitters; Haine had the only hit in this game — a fifth-inning single off Helen Nicol Fox — but that hit did not contribute to the Millerettes’ only run. The run scored in the third on a dropped third strike, a wild pitch, a passed ball and another wild pitch.) |
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| 8 | Helen Nicol Fox |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Monday, September 4, 1944 (Second game of doubleheader) Kenosha Comets 2, Racine Belles 0 Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her first of three no-hitters) |
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| 9 | Carolyn Morris |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Wednesday, September 6, 1944 Rockford Peaches 9, South Bend Blue Sox 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her second of three no-hitters; Final game of 1944 regular season) |
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| 10 | Elise “Lee” Harney |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Thursday, June 14, 1945 Kenosha Comets 4, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her second of two no-hitters) |
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| 11 | Audrey Haine |
| Fort Wayne Daisies | |
| Friday, June 15, 1945 Kenosha Comets 0, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 (6 innings, called on account of rain) Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her second of three no-hitters; Haine and Nicol Fox (below) both held their opponents hitless during this shortened game) |
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| 12 | Helen Nicol Fox |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Friday, June 15, 1945 Kenosha Comets 0, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 (6 innings, called on account of rain) Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her second of three no-hitters; Nicol Fox and Haine (above) both held their opponents hitless during this shortened game) |
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| 13 | Dottie Wiltse |
| Fort Wayne Daisies | |
| Friday, June 29, 1945 Fort Wayne Daisies 2, Rockford Peaches 0 North Side High School (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 14 | Doris Barr |
| Racine Belles | |
| Sunday, July 1, 1945 (Second game of doubleheader) Racine Belles 2, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 (7 innings) North Side High School (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 15 | Carolyn Morris |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Friday, July 6, 1945 Rockford Peaches 4, Fort Wayne Dasies 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Perfect game; her first of three no-hitters) |
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| 16 | Annabelle Lee |
| Fort Wayne Daisies | |
| Saturday, July 7, 1945 Fort Wayne Daisies 6, Grand Rapids Chicks 0 South High School Field (Grand Rapids, Michigan) (Her second of two no-hitters; this performance would have been perfect if not for a second-inning error by Pepper Paire that allowed Thelma Eisen to reach base.) |
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| 17 | Olive Little |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Tuesday, July 10, 1945 Rockford Peaches 2, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 North Side High School (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her third of three no-hitters) |
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| 18 | Dottie Wiltse |
| Fort Wayne Daisies | |
| Sunday, July 15, 1945 (First game of doubleheader) Fort Wayne Daisies 5, South Beth Blue Sox 0 North Side High School (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her second of two no-hitters) |
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| 19 | Betty Luna |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Monday, August 6, 1945 South Bend Blue Sox 5, Grand Rapids Chicks 0 Bendix Field (South Bend, Indiana) (Her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 20 | Anna Mae Hutchinson |
| Racine Belles | |
| Wednesday, July 10, 1946 Racine Belles 2, Kenosha Comets 0 Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) |
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| 21 | Betty Luna |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Sunday, July 14, 1946 (First game of doubleheader) South Bend Blue Sox 3, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 (7 innings) Memorial Park (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her second of two no-hitters) |
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| 22 | Amy “Lefty” Applegren |
| Muskegon Lassies | |
| Wednesday, July 31, 1946 (Second game of doubleheader) Muskegon Lassies 1, Grand Rapids Chicks 0 (7 innings) Marsh Field (Muskegon, Michigan) |
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Note: On, Monday, September 16, 1946, in Game 6 of the Championship Series, Rockford’s Carolyn Morris threw 9 no-hit innings but the Peaches didn’t provide her with a run. Morris lost her no-no in the 10th and was replaced by Millie Deegan in the 12th. Deegan lost the game in the 14th 1-0. | |
| 23 | Erma Bergmann |
| Muskegon Lassies | |
| Thursday May 22, 1947 Muskegon Lassies 4, Grand Rapids Chicks 1 Marsh Field (Muskegon, Michigan) |
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| 24 | Jean Cione |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Wednesday, June 18, 1947 Kenosha Comets 6, South Bend Blue Sox 1 Lake Front Stadium (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her first of three no-hitters) |
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| 25 | Doris Barr |
| Racine Belles | |
| Sunday, August 10, 1947 Racine Belles 4, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 Memorial Park (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her second of two no-hitters) |
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| 26 | Doris Sams |
| Muskegon Lassies | |
| Monday, August 18, 1947 Muskegon Lassies 2, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 Marsh Field (Muskegon, Michigan) (Perfect game; her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 27 | Marge Holgerson |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Wednesday, August 20, 1947 Rockford Peaches 6, South Bend Blue Sox 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her first of four no-hitters) |
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Note: The Grand Rapids Chicks’ Mildred Earp pitched a 4-0 no-hitter against the Chicago Colleens in the Girls Baseball Spring Championship series on Wednesday, April 28, 1948 at Miami Field, but this is essentially a Spring Training game. | |
| 28 | Doris Sams |
| Muskegon Lassies | |
| Wednesday, May 12, 1948 Muskegon Lassies 3, Springfield Sallies 0 Marsh Field (Muskegon, Michigan) (Her second of two no-hitters; an Opening Day no-hitter |
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| 29 | Mildred Deegan |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Thursday, May 13, 1948 Kenosha Comets 3, Chicago Colleens 0 Shewbridge Field (Chicago) |
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| 30 | Lillian Faralla |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Saturday, May 15, 1948 (First game of doubleheader) South Bend Blue Sox 1, Racine Belles 0 (7 innings) Horlick Athletic Field (Racine, Wisconsin) (Her first of two no-hitters; Faralla had a perfecto going until the final out, when first baseman Tee Marshall dropped a throw from Shoo-Shoo Wirth for an error) |
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| 31 | Lillian Faralla |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Thursday, June 17, 1948 South Bend Blue Sox 4, Muskegon Lassies 0 Playland Park (South Bend, Indiana) (Her second of two no-hitters) |
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| 32 | Audrey Haine |
| Peoria Redwings | |
| Thursday, August 5, 1948 (Second game of doubleheader) Peoria Redwings 4, Muskegon Lassies 2 (7 innings) Peoria Stadium (Peoria, Illinois) (Her third of three no-hitters) |
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| 33 | Marge Holgerson |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Sunday, August 22, 1948 (Second game of doubleheader) Rockford Peaches 1, South Bend Blue Sox 0 (7 innings) Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her second of four no-hitters) |
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| 34 | Dottie Mueller |
| Peoria Redwings | |
| Sunday, June 13, 1948 Peoria Redwings 2, Muskegon Lassies 0 Marsh Field (Muskegon, Michigan) |
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| 35 | Mary Reynolds |
| Peoria Redwings | |
| Sunday, August 22, 1948 Peoria Redwings 5, Kenosha Comets 0 Peoria Stadium (Peoria, Illinois) |
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| 36 | Marge Holgerson |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Thursday, September 2, 1948 Rockford Peaches 6, Muskegon 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her third of four no-hitters) |
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| 37 | Jean Faut |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Saturday, September 4, 1948 South Bend Blue Sox 7, Racine Belles 0 Horlick Athletic Field (Racine, Wisconsin) (Her first of four no-hitters) |
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| 38 | Lois Florreich |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Sunday, September 9, 1948 (Game 1 of Western Division Semifinals) Rockford Peaches 6, Kenosha Comets 0 Simmons Athletic Field (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her first of three no-hitters; Florreich struck out 13) |
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| 39 | Marge Holgerson |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Saturday, September 11, 1948 (Game 3 of Western Division Semifinals) Rockford Peaches 4, Kenosha Comets 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her fourth of four no-hitters) |
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| 40 | Barbara Rotvig |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Monday, May 30, 1949 (First game of doubleheader) Kenosha Comets 5, Racine Belles 0 (7 innings) Simmons Field (Kenosha, Wisconsin) |
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| 41 | Maxine Kline |
| Fort Wayne Daisies | |
| Sunday, June 12, 1949 Fort Wayne Daisies 5, Grand Rapids Chicks 0 South High School Field (Grand Rapids, Michigian) (Her first of two no-hitters) |
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| 42 | Lois Florreich |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Sunday, August 7, 1949 Rockford Peaches 3, Muskegon 0 Marsh Field (Muskegon, Michigan) (Her second of three no-hitters) |
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| 43 | Lois Florreich |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Monday, August 22, 1949 Rockford Peaches 3, Fort Wayne Lassies 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her third of three no-hitters) |
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| 44 | Jean Faut |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Saturday, September 3, 1949 South Bend Blue Sox 2, Fort Wayne Daisies 0 Playland Park (South Bend, Indiana) (Her second of four no-hitters; Faut faced the minimum 27, issuing one walk retired on a double-play) |
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| 45 | Ruby Stephens |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Wednesday, July 12, 1950 Kenosha Comets 8, Kalamazoo Lassies 0 Simmons Field (Kenosha, Wisconsin) |
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| 46 | Jean Cione |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Saturday, August 12, 1950 Kenosha Comets 1, Grand Rapids Chicks 0 (12 innings) Simmons Field (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her second of three no-hitters; Cione tosses the longest no-no in AAGPBL history) |
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| 47 | Jean Cione |
| Kenosha Comets | |
| Tuesday, August 29, 1950 (First game of doubleheader) Kenosha Comets 1, Rockford Peaches 0 (7 innings) Simmons Field (Kenosha, Wisconsin) (Her third of three no-hitters) |
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| 48 | Jean Faut |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Saturday, July 21, 1951 South Bend Blue Sox 4, Rockford Peaches 0 Playland Park (South Bend, Indiana) (Her third of four no-hitters and first of two perfect games) |
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| 49 | Helen Nicol Fox |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Thursday, August 16, 1951 Rockford Peaches 8, Battle Creek Belles 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) (Her third of three no-hitters) |
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| 50 | Marilyn Jones |
| Battle Creek Belles | |
| Thursday, July 10, 1952 Battle Creek Belles 1, Rockford Peaches 0 Bailey Park (Battle Creek, Michigan) |
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| 51 | Migdalia “Mickey” Pérez Jinright |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Monday, August 10, 1953 Rockford Peaches 4, Grand Rapids 0 Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) |
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| 52 | Rose Gacioch |
| Rockford Peaches | |
| Wednesday, August 26, 1953 (First game of doubleheader) Rockford Peaches 5, South Bend Blue Sox 1 (7 innings) Beyer Stadium (Rockford, Illinois) |
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| 53 | Jean Faut |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Thursday, September 3, 1953 South Bend Blue Sox 4, Kalamazoo Lassies 0 Catholic Athletic Association Field (Kalamazoo, Michigan) (Her fourth of four no-hitters and second of two perfect games, thrown in her penultimate career start.) |
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| 54 | Maxine Kline |
| Fort Wayne Daisies | |
| Sunday, June 20, 1954 Fort Wayne Daisies 1, Grand Rapids Chicks 0 Memorial Park (Fort Wayne, Indiana) (Her second of two no-hitters) |
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| 55 | Eleanor Moore |
| Grand Rapids Chicks | |
| Saturday, August 7, 1954 Grand Rapids Chicks 2, Kalamazoo Lassies 0 (7 innings) Catholic Athletic Association Field (Kalamazoo, Michigan) |
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| 56 | Janet Rumsey |
| South Bend Blue Sox | |
| Tuesday, August 24, 1954 (Second game of doubleheader) South Bend Blue Sox 4. Grand Rapids Chicks 0 (7 innings) Playland Park (South Bend, Indiana) (Rumsey’s no-hitter would have been a perfect game if not for a second-inning error by second-basewoman Mary Carey that allowed Joyce Ricketts to reach base.) |
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