Chicago’s Gary Peters shuts down the Yankees, 6 – 0, facing just 29 batters. The efficient Peters uses just 75 pitches.

On July 30, 1966 — Chicago’s Gary Peters shuts down the Yankees, 6 – 0, facing just 29 batters. The efficient Peters uses just 75 pitches.

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Kirby Puckett belts a ball to the left of the baggie hanging on the RF fence at the Metrodome. The ball is ruled in play and Kirby gets a double, though the replay shows it to be a homer. Minnesota goes on to defeat the Orioles, 8 – 4.

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