The Haught Corner

To give back to those in baseball who gave so much to me

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  • Forever 14
  • Haught’s Thoughts
    • You Can’t Fix Stupid: Wotus out of Giants’ managerial search
    • More than just breakfast
    • You gotta love Gibby!
    • Thanks, Diamond Jim!
    • Bob Gibson Has Pancreatic Cancer
    • Bill Buckner dead at age 69
    • Farewell to The Hot Dog Man
    • The Old-Fashioned Batter
    • Forrest Gregg 1933-2019
    • Time to go, Larry
    • “Wo” is Me? No, but …
    • Darrel Chaney: Having an Impact
    • Dave and Lance Bristol
    • Retire Dave Bristol’s #4
    • Ron Wotus: Big League Manager
    • Talking Baseball With Dave Bristol
    • Wayne Krenchicki 1954-2018
  • In Appreciation
    • Gary Nolan
    • Darrel Chaney
    • George Foster’s 1977 MVP season
    • Hal King
    • Jeff Terpko
    • Jim Kern’s 1979 season
    • Kim Nuxhall: Working Miracles, One Day at a Time
    • Mike Bacsik
    • Ron Wotus
    • Wayne Granger
  • Moments in Time
    • Larry Dierker’s best game 9/13/69
    • Darrel Chaney’s grand slam
    • George Culver’s No-Hitter
    • Larry Dierker’s no-hitter
  • Teams
    • The Big Red Machine: Still the Greatest
  • Interviews
    • Eric Soderholm Part I: Playing days
    • Eric Soderholm Part II: Life after baseball
    • Steve Foucault
    • Jim Maloney pt.1: The Playing Days
    • Jim Maloney pt.2: His Biggest Victory
    • Bill Brown
    • Dave Bristol
    • George Culver
    • Greg Pryor
    • Jim Kern
    • Larry Dierker
    • Pat Zachry
    • Dave Bristol
    • Fred Norman
  • Contact
  • Baseball Library: The Lost Episodes
    • Jim Palmer’s shutout in the 1966 World Series 10/6/66
    • Blame Hugh Casey, not Mickey Owen 10/5/41
    • Indians win AL pennant 10/4/48
    • Bobby Thomson nails the Dodgers 5-4 10/3/51
    • Sam Rice’s 1925 World Series catch
    • Yaz wins Triple Crown; Red Sox win pennant 10/1/67
    • Roberto Clemente’s 3,000th hit 9/30/72
    • Stan Musial gets two hits in his final game 9/29/63
    • Stan Musial gets two hits in his final game 9/29/63
    • Ted Williams hits HR in last AB 9/28/60
    • Last game at Colt Stadium 9/27/64
    • Mel Stottlemyre gets 5 hits, pitches shutout 9/26/64
    • Ryan defeats Giants to set up clinch 9/24/86
    • Larry Dierker’s debut on his 18th birthday 9/22/64
    • Double shutout for the Dean brothers 9/21/34
    • Darrell Evans hits HR #400 9/20/88
    • 1916 Giants: winning streaks but no pennant
    • Jim Bottomley drives in 12 9/16/24
    • Steve Carlton strikes out 19 Mets 9/15/69
    • Dodgers train wreck 9/14/45
    • Tom Cheney strikes out 21 Orioles 9/12/62
    • Three Alous for the Giants 9/10/63
    • Gullickson Ks 18 Cubs 9/9/80
    • Miracle Braves zoom past the Giants :-( 9/8/1914
    • Howard Ehmke’s ugly no-hitter 9/7/23
    • J.R. Richard throws ninth consecutive CG 9/6/79
    • Ted Williams hits HR off father and son 9/2/60
    • Mizell pitches nine-walk shutout 9/1/58
    • Sandy Koufax Ks 18 Giants 8/31/59
    • ElRoy Face wins 17th consecutive game 8/30/59
    • Cubs win 26-23 8/25/22
    • Lefty Grove winning streak snapped at 16 8/23/31
    • Mays comes to Roseboro’s aid 8/22/65
    • Al Oliver gets 21 total bases in doubleheader 8/17/80
    • Ray Chapman dies after HBP 8/16/1920
    • Astros 3, Padres 1 — in 20 innings 8/15/80
    • Bob Gibson’s no-hitter 8/14/71
    • Lou Brock gets hit #3,000 8/13/79
    • Art Shamsky hits four consecutive HR 8/9-12/66
    • Jim Bunning wins 100 games in each league 8/11/70
    • Dave Dravecky comes back 8/10/89
    • The incomparable Josh Gibson
    • White Sox wear shorts 8/8/76
    • Satchel Paige shuts out the Tigers 1-0 in 12 8/7/52
    • Rangers slam Orioles 8/6/86
    • Amputee Bert Shepard pitches in MLB 8/4/45
    • Astros give up 14 runs on 16 hits in first inning 8/3/89
    • MacPhail tries yellow baseballs 8/2/38
    • Rose hitting streak ends 8/1/78
    • Tigers hit 4 HR in first inning 7/29/74
    • Nolan Ryan wins 200th game 7/27/82
    • Minor-League Oddities 7/26/54
    • Maris hits four HR in DH 7/25/61
    • Bobby Bonds ASG MVP on Barry’s 9th birthday 7/24/73
    • “Swish” Nicholson rips away
    • Wes Ferrell GW HR 7/22/35
    • Henry Chadwick, Father of Baseball
    • Giants trade Christy Mathewson to Reds 7/20/1916
    • Luis Tiant’s debut 7/19/64
    • Mattingly Ties HR Record 7/18/87
    • Jim Kaat makes three errors 7/17/69
    • John McGraw takes over the Giants 7/16/1902
    • Brooks Robinson hits for the cycle 7/15/60
    • Tony Perez wins the 1967 All-Star Game 7/11/67
    • Chuck Klein hits 4 HR in game 7/10/36
    • Larry Dierker’s no-hitter 7/9/76
    • First night game 7/8/1909
    • Lynn hits grand slam in 1983 All-Star Game 7/6/83
    • Jimmy Wynn homers, walks; Astros defeat Mets 7/5/69
    • Three July 4 stories: Pennock, Gehrig, and Righetti
    • Luis Tiant strikes out 19 Twins 7/3/68
    • Carl Hubbell pitches 18 shutout innings 7/2/33
    • Bob Feller’s third no-hitter 7/1/51
    • Pirates sweep Cubs to close out Forbes Field 6/28/70
    • Bob Gibson throws fifth consecutive shutout 6/26/68
    • Trappers’ winning streak begins 6/25/87
    • Strange trades
    • Ernie Shore relief perfecto 6/23/17
    • Blackwell near-miss 6/22/47
    • First match game of baseball? 6/19/1846
    • Don Wilson no-hitter 6/18/67
    • Joe Cronin hits two pinch-hit home runs 6/17/43
    • Ed Delahanty gets six hits 6/16/1894
    • Astros-Pirates rained in at the Astrodome 6/15/76
    • Jim Maloney no-hits the Mets 6/14/65
    • Christy Mathewson no-hits the Cubs 6/13/1905
    • Baseball Hall of Fame Opens 6/13/39
    • Johnny Vander Meer’s first no-hitter 6/11/38
    • Giants hit 5 HR in fourth inning 6/6/39
    • Victory Faust
    • Sandy Koufax no-hitter #3 6/4/64
    • Dennis Eckersley’s hitless-innings streak ends 6/3/77
    • Gnats at Comiskey Park 6/2/59
    • Nolan Ryan’s fourth no-hitter 6/1/75
    • Giants-Mets doubleheader 5/31/64
    • Dennis Eckersley’s no-hitter 5/30/77
    • Giants win 17th Consecutive Road Game 5/29/1916
    • Dale Long’s HR streak 5/28/56
    • Joe Sewell strikes out twice 5/26/30
    • Art Howe’s 23-game hitting streak 5/23/81
    • Willie Stargell’s big day 5/22/68
    • First AL night game 5/16/39
    • Branch Rickey and the Farm System
    • Fire at South End Grounds in Boston 5/14/1894
    • Robin Roberts nearly perfect vs Reds 5/13/54
    • Sandy Koufax no-hits the Giants 5/11/63
    • Bench hits three HR off Carlton 5/10/73
    • Jim Gentile hits two grand slams 5/9/61
    • Ernie Lombardi 4 doubles in one game 5/8/35
    • Roy Campanella Night 5/7/59
    • Preacher Roe throws one pitch, wins 5/5/46
    • Willie Mays hits HR 512 5/4/66
    • Fergie Jenkins gets 100th AL win 5/3/80
    • Stan Musial’s big doubleheader 5/2/54
    • Willie Mays hits four home runs 4/30/61
    • Don Wilson and Jim Maloney no-hitters 1969
    • Roger Metzger’s scary injury in BP 4/29/74
    • Warren Spahn’s no-hitter 4/28/61
    • Nolan Ryan’s “almost” no-hitter 4/27/88
    • Reds’ Willard Schmidt gets KO 4/26/59
    • Van Atta’s overshadowed debut 4/25/33
    • Willie Mays hits 511th HR, Ties Mel Ott 4/24/66
    • Claude Osteen shuts out the Braves 4/22/74
    • Braves win 13 consecutive 1982
    • First game at Wrigley Field 4/19/16
    • Gavvy Cravath’s final home run 4/20/20
    • First AstroTurf game 4/18/66
    • Jackie Robinson’s first hit 4/17/47
    • President Taft Throws Out First Pitch 4/15/1910
    • Langston/Witt no-hitter 4/11/1990
    • First MLB TV broadcast 8/26/39
    • A Hall of a good idea?
    • Early Wynn does it all 5/1/59
    • Hired to be Fired
    • Riverfront Stadium Opens
  • Uniforms. Well, jerseys.
    • Bill Henderson’s Dream Shop
    • The Man Cave: A Quick Tour

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