Thurman Munson of the New York Yankees collects the only hit of the game against Nolan Ryan

ByThis Day in Baseball August 29, 1973May 7, 2019

On August 29, 1973, Thurman Munson of the New York Yankees collects the only hit of the game against Nolan Ryan. Munson’s first inning pop fly drops between two California Angels fielders. In a questionable scoring decision, Munson’s short outfield popup is ruled a base hit. Ryan allows no hits the rest of the way…

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The Reds trade Jim McGlothlin to the White Sox for Steve Kealey. Kealey will do no pitching for the Reds, while McGlothlin will have just one decision in his last major league season.

ByBaseball August 29, 1973August 17, 2019

The Reds trade Jim McGlothlin to the White Sox for Steve Kealey. Kealey will do no pitching for the Reds, while McGlothlin will have just one decision in his last major league season.

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Day: August 29, 1973

Thurman Munson of the New York Yankees collects the only hit of the game against Nolan Ryan

The Reds trade Jim McGlothlin to the White Sox for Steve Kealey. Kealey will do no pitching for the Reds, while McGlothlin will have just one decision in his last major league season.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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