Bunning Sifts Mets For Perfect Game Feat
Tony Bunning, the Phillies pitcher, sent the New York Mets down in order for 27 straight outs to complete a National League perfect game on Father’s Day at Shea. Barbara Bunning, 12, kissed her father after the final out as fans cheered the rare, historic performance.
Perfection by Bunning in Phillies Mets opener
In New York, Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game for the Philadelphia Phillies against the Mets in the opener of a doubleheader on Sunday. The historic feat left Mets batters retired in order, with the Phillies securing a flawless win to start the twin bill.
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Bunnings Perfect Game Stuns Mets in 6th Line of History
Philadelphia star Jim Bunning fires a flawless no hitter in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader at Shea Stadium. He retires all 27 batters, the first NL perfect game since 1880, hailed as a landmark in the modern era. Fans and teammates celebrate a rare pitching feat.
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Regatta Winner Bunning Notches No Hitters and Mets Tie Low
Regatta winner Bunning blanked Boston in 1956 for the Tigers as he spun another gem for the league leading Phils. The Mets joined the nightcap drama with three hits in an 8-2 Philadelphias win, tying the doubleheader low-hit total. Also noted is Max Culpepper of Red Bank NJ as jet 14 sailing champ and Governor's Cup Regatta results.
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Asheville Hurler Weathered Storm in Losses
Asheville pitcher Ken Larsen yielded six hits and three runs as the Tourists lost to Macon with Sears and Henry contributing. Charlotte beat Columbus, rain shortened Lynchburg over Go, while Knoxville defeated Lynchburg and Birmingham topped Chattanooga.
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