No-Hitters – Page 9 – Society for American Baseball Research

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

April 27, 1973: Royals rookie Steve Busby throws a no-hitter

May 15, 1973: ‘Just a matter of time’: Nolan Ryan’s first no-hitter

July 15, 1973: Nolan Ryan tosses second no-hitter of season for Angels

August 21, 1973: Future reliever Danny Boitano dominant in NY-Penn no-hitter

June 19, 1974: Royals’ Steve Busby makes history with second no-hitter in second season

July 7, 1974: Rookie Greg Diehl throws New York-Penn League’s second perfect game

July 19, 1974: Indians’ Dick Bosman no-hits the world champion A’s

September 28, 1974: Nolan Ryan tosses third career no-hitter

Gary Ross (Trading Card DB)

May 19, 1975: An embarrassment of riches: Triple-A Hawaii Islanders enjoy 15-run inning and perfect game

June 1, 1975: Nolan Ryan ties Koufax’s record with fourth career no-hitter

Tom Norton (Trading Card DB)

June 21, 1975: ‘A no-hitter is a no-hitter’ — even with 11 walks

September 28, 1975: Oakland A’s use four pitchers to no-hit Angels on final day of season

July 9, 1976: Houston’s Larry Dierker tosses a no-hitter at the Astrodome

July 28, 1976: Blue Moon Odom, Francisco Barrios walk record 11 in combined no-hitter for White Sox

August 9, 1976: John Candelaria pitches Pirates’ first no-hitter in Pittsburgh in seven decades

May 30, 1977: Dennis Eckersley no-hits Angels in Cleveland

April 16, 1978: Cardinals’ Bob Forsch pitches his first no-hitter

June 16, 1978: Tom Terrific! Seaver tosses only no-hitter

April 7, 1979: Astros’ Ken Forsch hurls earliest no-hitter in MLB history