Nap Rucker No-Hits Braves as Dodgers Fall Just Shorthanded
On September 5 1908 Brooklyn pitcher Nap Rucker threw a six run no hitter against the Boston Braves at Ebbets Field. He struck out 14 with no walks while Brooklyn made three errors. Babe Ruth labored in a 1-0 Red Sox win over the Cubs in the World Series opener. Joe Brenan of Reset belted three Longhorn League homers to reach 72 for the season. Bauman was deemed a defensive liability and never reached the majors.
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Ventura hits two grand slams in rout of Rangers
Chicago's Robin Ventura belts grand slams in 8th inning and 5th inning to power an 18-4 win over Texas. He drives in eight runs, tying club record, with two slam career grand slams the first in 25 years in MLB. The feat echoing in Texas despite past clashes with Nolan Ryan.
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Paul Molitor Drives Toronto Past Royals With Five Hits
Paul Molitor powered the Blue Jays past Kansas City with five hits including a three run homer in the opener, snapping a seven game skid. It marked the third five hit game of his career.
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Giants Rally To Edge Expos In Ninth In San Francisco
San Francisco Giants beat the Montreal Expos 2-1 as David McCarty delivered a two run single in the bottom of the ninth after Carlos Perez exited with a no hitter through six. Perez left after facing two hitters in the seventh with 33 pitches. Deion Sanders started the decisive rally with a single and Barry Bonds followed with a double.
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Indians End Eastern League Season With 6-5 Win
Canton Indians beat the Tren ton Thunder 6-5 to finish the season. Trenton opened 2-0 on Bill Selby’s 13th homer and Todd Carey’s eighth. Damian Jackson’s single tied it 3-2 in the second. Trot Nixon hit a second homer, and Ray Harvey’s RBI made it 5-5 before Rod McCall led off the seventh with his ninth homer to win.
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