4/23/1914: Chicago Whales 9, Kansas City Packers 1
Umpires: HP - Bill Brennan, 1B - Barry McCormick, 2B - (none), 3B - (none)
Managers: Joe Tinker (CHW), George Stovall (KCP)
Starting Pitchers: Claude Hendrix (CHW), Chief Johnson (KCF)
First Pitch: Chicago Corporation Counsel Sexton
Attendance: 21,000
Time of Game: 1:55

• Kansas City Packers pitcher Chief Johnson was served with legal papers in the second inning, enjoining him from pitching for Kansas City for the rest of the opener.
• John Potts, who recorded the first hit at then-Weeghman Park, had only 27 career hits, the fewest for a player who recorded the first hit at an active park.
• Chicago Whales catcher Art Wilson hit the first two home runs at the park in his first two at-bats and the second one cleared the left field wall by 150 feet and hit a house.
• The first no-hitter thrown at Wrigley Field was a double no-hitter for nine innings between Cincinnati's Fred Toney and Chicago's Hippo Vaughn before the Reds recorded the first hit in the 10th inning
• The first grand slam was hit by Rollie Zeider, who hit only five home runs in his nine-year career, and was the only homer he hit over the fence on the fly (the other four were either inside-the-park homers or bounced, which counted as homers at the time).