jay@npois.UUCP (Anton Winteroak) (02/21/85)
Does anyone know how Tom Hughes lost 5-0 in a game in which he pitched a no-hitter? (Hint: he was pitching for the Yankees).
rsg@cbscc.UUCP (Bob Garmise) (02/22/85)
>Does anyone know how Tom Hughes lost 5-0 in a game in which >he pitched a no-hitter? (Hint: he was pitching for the Yankees). Is this a quiz? Here are some possible answers: 1) He walked 22 batters, mostly in the 3rd inning. 2) His shortstop committed 37 errors. The rest of the team couldn't field either. 3) He hit 14 batters in the 5th inning. 4) Steinbrenner paid off the scorekeeper. Is this a real game, and are you soliciting real information? or is this a puzzle? Am I getting warm? ...bob garmise...at&t bell labs, columbus...
lor@ucla-cs.UUCP (02/26/85)
>>Does anyone know how Tom Hughes lost 5-0 in a game in which >>he pitched a no-hitter? (Hint: he was pitching for the Yankees). > >Is this a quiz? Here are some possible answers: > 1) He walked 22 batters, mostly in the 3rd inning. > 2) His shortstop committed 37 errors. The rest of the team > couldn't field either. > 3) He hit 14 batters in the 5th inning. > 4) Steinbrenner paid off the scorekeeper. Besides the above four ways, a pitcher can easily lose a game in a no-hitter. He is credited with the no-hitter after he pitches nine innings. He might have lost the game in extra innings. -- Eddy Lor ...!ucbvax!ucla-cs!lor lor@ucla-locus.arpa