Waite Hoyt fires one-hitter for pirates

July 15, 1934 Pittsburgh Pirate, Waite Hoyt, coming off a 5-7 season in 1933 picks up his 5th win firing a 5-0 shutout vs the Boston Braves. Enroute to a great comeback season going 15-6, his highest win total since 1928.

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