Check out this pitching duel between Koufax and Reulbach.

[modmark46]

http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/atg2/league/boxscore.html?group_id=26431&g_id=490
Reulbach takes the loss at Griffith, despite no hits allowed. Of course, the 9 walks didn't help. :)

[MtheB]

One hit in the entire game. wow.
In 1978, we were playing the board game with drafted teams.
Buddy Solomon (mediocre pitcher for the Braves that year) had a perfect game through 11 innings pitching against a team that included Lopes, Morth, Monday, Luzinski, Schmidt, Tenace.
ON the other side, E. Rasmussen of the Padres, hat pitched a 3 hit shutout through 11 innings.
In the 12th, a walk, a sacrafice and a double ended the perfect game and Solomon lost ala Harvey Haddix.

[joeoc]

One Hit in the game and the other team wins because the Sub, T.Moore,
for the injuried Center Fielder, Felipe Alou injured in 3rd inning, hits a Sac
Fly in the 4th inning to drive in the only run of the game after a Sac Bunt
by Gary Carter.

You just have to Love this game to play it. lol...lol.......HAL is chuckling
somewhere this morning. :lol: :lol:

[MICHAELEVANS]

Clemens won once for me where we were no-hit. Sam Rice walked, stole 2nd. A sac bunt moved him to third, and he scored on a ground out. roger only allowed a couple of hits himself, and we won 1-0

[Free Radicals]

But you neglected to toss in the 2 walks before the 2 sacrifices. Raulbach's 9 walks didn't help him at all .

[genegrid]

I love the game write up:
"Sandy Koufax had a strong outing"? Journalism during a rare under hype there....LOL

[genegrid]

Wait, I see he went only 6 innings. How did that happen?

[Toyboys]

I like the "Bedford had only zero hits" quote :D