Jim Wilson pitches the first no hitter in Milwaukee Braves history

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On June 12, 1954 — Milwaukee  Braves’ right-hander Jim Wilson beats future Hall of Famer Robin Roberts when he no-hits the Phillies, 2-0. The one hour and forty-three minute contest at County Stadium, the major league’s only no-no this season, is the first for the franchise since the team relocated from Boston following the 1952 season. The 32 year old Wilson was just 4-9 last season.

 

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