Phillies starter Larry Jackson improves to 18-0 vs the Mets with a dazzling one hitter

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On June 20, 1967 — At Connie Mack Stadium, Phillies starter Larry Jackson one-hits the Mets, 4-0. It is the right-hander’s eighteenth victory over New York without a defeat. The one hit was a 2nd-inning double by Tommy Davis
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