Corrections to Sporting News Record Book

[TreAnt985]

Has anyone noticed any errors or omissions in the Sporting News Complete Baseball Record Book? I usually write down rare occurrences when they happen and then look in the book to see if they are listed. I also write down some record that I think they should include. Does anyone have any corrections that they can post, to make it a little bit more accurate?
Here are the ones I have found that are omissions, or that I think should be included. I only have limited info. for one or two of them. Also, not all of them I can prove to be records, since I can't look back very far.

Individual Service
Most positions played, season
A.L.-10-Scott Sheldon, Texas, 58 games, 2000.

Youngest player, game
A.A.-14 years, 7 months, 28 days-Fred Chapman, Philadelphia, July 22, 1887 (pitcher).

Youngest pitcher, game
A.A.-14 years, 7 months, 28 days-Fred Chapman, Philadelphia, July 22, 1887.

Club Service
Most pitchers used, season
A.L.-32-Cleveland, 2000.

Most pinch-runners used, inning
A.L.-4-Anaheim vs. Texas, September 23, 2000, seventh inning.

Most pinch-runners used by both clubs, inning
A.L.-5-Anaheim 4, Texas 1, September 23, 2000, seventh inning.
Individual Batting
Most hits, doubleheader
N.L.-9-Ed Delahanty, Philadelphia, July 13, 1897 (consecutive).

Most hits in inning of first career at-bat
A.L.-2-Greg Norton, Chicago, August 19, 1996, ninth inning.
(Norton was used as a pinch-runner on August 18, 1996 in MLB debut but had no official at-bats).

Most consecutive hits as home runs (since 1975)
N.L. - 11-Mark McGwire, St. Louis, July 18 (1), 19 (1), 24 (1), 25 (1), 26 (2), 28 (1), 31 (1), August 1 (1), 11 (1), 12 (1), 2001
A.L. - 8-Albert Belle, Cleveland, September 18 (2), 19 (3), 23 (2), 26 (1), 1995

Most consecutive hits by pitcher
N.L. - 8-Livan Hernandez, San Francisco, July 31 (1), August 5 (3), 11 (4), 2001

Club Batting
Most runs scored in ninth inning with 2 out
N.L.-7-Pittsburgh vs. Houston, July 28, 2001, a.m. game (won 9-8).

Most home runs, game (no other runs)
A.L.-6-Oakland vs. Tampa Bay, September 9, 2000.
N.L.-5
Los Angeles vs. Cincinnati, May 2, 2001.
Los Angeles vs.Arizona, June 4, 2001.

Most home runs by both clubs, game (no other runs)
Interleague-6-Anaheim A.L. 5, Colorado N.L. 1, July 8, 2001.
A.L.-6
Oakland 6, Tampa Bay 0, September 9, 2000.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 2, June 16, 2000.

Most home runs, shutout game (no other runs)
A.L.-6-Oakland vs. Tampa Bay, September 9, 2000.

Scoring 8 or more runs in consecutive innings, team
A.A.-2-St. Louis vs. Cleveland, April 30, 1887; 9 runs in __; 8 runs in __; STL won 28-11.
N.L.-2
Philadelphia vs. Washington, June 16, 1887; 8 runs in __; 8 runs in __; PHI won __-__.
Pittsburgh vs. Boston, June 6, 1894; 12 runs in third; 9 runs in fourth; PIT won 27-11.
Chicago vs. Los Angeles, May 5, 2001; 8 runs in seventh; 8 runs in eighth; CHN won 20-1.
A.L.-2
Boston vs. Philadelphia, May 2, 1901; 9 runs in second; 10 runs in third; BOS won 23-12.
Cleveland vs. New York, July 29, 1928; 8 runs in first; 9 runs in second; CLE won 24-6.

Most runs, shutout game
N.L.-28-Providence vs. Philadelphia, August 21, 1883.
A.A.-23-Cincinnati vs. Baltimore, July 6, 1883.
A.L.-21
New York vs. Philadelphia, August 13, 1939, second game (eight innings).
Detroit vs. Cleveland, September 15, 1901 (eight innings).

Biggest run deficit overcome to tie game
N.L.-15
Cleveland vs. Cincinnati, September 30, 1894, at Cleveland.
Cincinnati..................x x x x x x x x x-16
Cleveland..................x x x x x x 11 x x-16


Most consecutive games scoring 10 or more runs
N.L.-7-Cleveland, July X to July 14, 1894.

Most consecutive games scoring 14 or more runs
N.L.-6-Cleveland, July X to July 14, 1894.

Most consecutive games won in last at-bat
A.L.-4-Kansas City Royals, April 10 vs. Minnesota, 6-5; 11 vs. Baltimore, 7-5, 12 innings; 12 vs. Baltimore, 7-6; 13 vs. Baltimore, 6-5; 2000.

Most hits, all singles, game
N.L.-19-Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland, July 19, 1893.

Individual Pitching
Pitcher leading league in wins and losses, season
N.L.-
Jim Whitney, Boston, 1881, 31 wins, 33 losses.
Phil Niekro, Atlanta, 1979, 21 wins, 20 losses.

Most consecutive strikeouts by relief pitcher, game
N.L.-7-Randy Johnson, Arizona, July 18, 2001, 2 in sixth inning, 3 in seventh inning, 2 in eighth inning.

Most strikeouts, three consecutive games
U.A.-48-Fred Shaw, Boston, July 16 (14), 19 (18), 21 (16), 1884, 28 innings.

Club Pitching
Most blown saves, game
A.L.-3-Chicago vs. Detroit, September 14, 1998, 12 innings.

Most blown saves by both blubs, game
A.L.-4-Chicago 3, Detroit 1, September 14, 1998, 12 innings.

Most holds, game
N.L.-7-St. Louis vs. Los Angeles, September 8, 2001.