This Day in Baseball History May 4th 1871 Bill Lennon becomes the first catcher to throw a runner out trying to steal second. The National...
MAY 4 BASEBALL BIRTHDAYS ************************************** 1933 J. Fred Duckett sports announcer Astros [ATTACH] 1968 Eddie Pérez catcher...
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2011 Francisco Liriano's first complete game in his six-year major league career is a no-hitter, a 1-0 gem thrown against the White Sox at a...
2005 A state legislative committee votes 9-0 to approve a bill requiring the Los Angeles Angels, formerly the Anaheim Angels, to disclose in...
2000 The Rockies set a franchise record, collecting 24 hits in a 16-7 rout of Montreal. Colorado's first baseman Todd Helton goes 5-for-5 in...
1996 Texas starter Ken Hill yields a one-out first-inning infield single to Bobby Higginson before retiring the next 26 batters in the team's...
1980 Willie McCovey homers for the final time, a solo shot off Scott Sanderson in the fourth inning of the Giants' 3-2 loss to Montreal at...
1975 After taking the mound against the Rangers in the second inning at Arlington Stadium, Nolan Ryan finds a rubber snake and a giant rubber...
1962 In a deal with the Indians, the Senators trade light-hitting outfielder Willie Tasby for southpaws Don Rudolph and Steve Hamilton. At the...
1950 Although he beats the White Sox, 4-3, Vic Raschi balks four times during the contest. The Yankee pitcher cannot adjust to the new rule,...
This Day in Baseball History May 3rd 1936 After being sidelined at the start of the season because of a foot injury, Joe DiMaggio makes his...
MAY 3 BASEBALL BIRTHDAYS ************************************** 1857 George Gore player [ATTACH] 1890 Alex Pompez HOF executive (owner NgL...
