No-Hitters – Page 8 – Society for American Baseball Research

Bobby Guindon (TRADING CARD DB)

August 25, 1967: Transplanted first baseman Bobby Guindon throws no-hitter in minors

September 10, 1967: Joe Horlen’s no-hitter rekindles White Sox’s pennant dreams

April 27, 1968: Tom Phoebus throws Orioles’ 3rd no-hitter

Catfish Hunter (Trading Card Database)

May 8, 1968: Oakland’s emerging ace Catfish Hunter fires perfect game against Minnesota

George Culver (TRADING CARD DB)

July 29, 1968: 27 outs, 7 baserunners, and 1 run: George Culver labors through no-hitter

September 17, 1968: Gaylord Perry no-hits Cardinals, outduels Bob Gibson

September 18, 1968: Cardinals’ Ray Washburn no-hits the Giants

April 17, 1969: Expos’ Bill Stoneman sets record for fastest no-hitter by MLB team

April 30, 1969: Reds’ Jim Maloney fires his second no-hitter

May 1, 1969: Don Wilson’s no-hitter is Astros’ revenge one day later

August 12, 1969: Elmira’s Mike Corkins throws no-hitter before call-up to Padres

August 13, 1969: Jim Palmer no-hits the Athletics

August 19, 1969: Cubs’ Ken Holtzman throws no-hitter without striking out a batter

September 20, 1969: Bob Moose throws a no-hitter against the Amazin’ Mets

June 12, 1970: Pirates’ Dock Ellis throws a no-hitter

July 23, 1970: Charlie Arrendale’s no-hitter for Niagara Falls wins Maglie’s praise

Vida Blue (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

September 21, 1970: A’s rookie Vida Blue no-hits Twins, drinks their champagne

June 23, 1971: Have a day, Rick Wise: two home runs and a no-hitter!

August 14, 1971: Bob Gibson fires his first no-hitter for Cardinals

April 16, 1972: Cubs rookie Burt Hooton fires no-hitter

June 26, 1972: Minor-league no-hitter gets lost in the fog

New York-Penn League baseball (COURTESY OF KURT BLUMENAU)

August 3, 1972: Brewers farmhand Tom Deidel records no-hitter but no win for Newark

September 2, 1972: A strike away from a perfect game, Cubs’ Milt Pappas settles for no-hitter

October 2, 1972: Bill Stoneman throws second no-hitter for Expos