...matched a season later.There's only been one year with eight no-hitters. Want to guess? Here's a hint: Chester Arthur was president.That season was 1884.Let's look at six reasons why pitchers have become so dominant:TALENT ON...

...safety at Icy Cape. No lives were lost. In 1884, Alaska's first governor, John Kinkead, appointed by President Chester Arthur, arrived in Sitka to take up his duties. The first meeting of the Presbytery of Alaska was held in Wrangell. In...

...Chukchi Sea coast. No lives were lost. In 1884, Alaska's first governor, John Kinkead, appointed by President Chester Arthur, arrived in Sitka to take up his duties. The first meeting of the presbytery of Alaska was held in Wrangell. In...

...vehicles entered Alaska in August, the lowest number since record-keeping began in 1966. In the nation In 1881, Chester Arthur was sworn in as the 21st president of the United States, succeeding the assassinated James Garfield. In 1957...

...safety at Icy Cape. No lives were lost. In 1884, Alaska's first governor, John Kinkead, appointed by President Chester Arthur, arrived in Sitka to take up his duties. In 1884, the first meeting of the Presbytery of Alaska was held in Wrangell...

...tanner crab fishing in the Bering Sea by 1981. In the nation In 1830, the 21st president of the United States, Chester Arthur, was born in Fairfield, Vt. In 1892, the Dalton Gang, notorious for its train robberies, was practically wiped...

...safety at Icy Cape. No lives were lost. In 1884, Alaska's first governor, John Kinkead, appointed by President Chester Arthur, arrived in Sitka to take up his duties. The first meeting of the Presbytery of Alaska was held in Wrangell. In...

...safety at Icy Cape. No lives were lost. In 1884, Alaska's first governor, John Kinkead, appointed by President Chester Arthur, arrived in Sitka to take up his duties. The first meeting of the Presbytery of Alaska was held in Wrangell. In...