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9 May in Sports History

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Daily Digits May 9

Sports history is made every day of the year. We will preserve at least a small sampling from some great athletes every day based on the uniform number they wore.

4 - 5 -19 

May 9, 1901 - Cleveland Blue's rookie pitcher, Earl Moore threw a no-hit ballgame for a full nine innings, however the Chicago White Sox scored four in the 10th, to hand Moore and company a 4-2 loss.

May 9, 1961 - Baltimore Oriole hitter, Jim Gentile, Number 4 smacked not just one, but two grand slams in a game against the Minnesota Twins at Minnesota’s Metropolitan Stadium. The slugger drove in a grand total of 9 runs during the game. The Orioles won the game 13-5.

May 9, 1973 - Cincinnati Reds catcher, Johnny Bench, Number 5 hit three Home Runs in one game for the second time of his career at Veteran's Stadium in Philadelphia. The Big Red Machine needed darn near every bit of Bench's production too in the 9-7 triumph over the Phillies. The first time Bench knocked three over the wall was also against the Phillies in 1970 at Riverfront Stadium and the Phils had ace Steve Carlton on the mound then!

10 May 1973, Thu The News Journal (Wilmington, Delaware) Newspapers.com


Basketball Hall of Fame Moments for May

The website of NBA.com offers these nuggets of history for the day.


Top May Hockey Moments

Here are a couple of items from the Vintage Hockey Jerseys website

Here is an item from Hockey Writers website

May 9, 1981 - the Minnesota North Stars advanced to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in franchise history by beating the Calgary Flames 5-3 in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Semifinals. Brad Palmer scored twice in the big win.

The site NHL.com website lets us in on these amazing moments ofthe day.


Baseball History of May 9

Here are some more events from the hardball diamonds that occured on this date from The Day in Baseball History website


This Day in Baseball May 9

The This Day in Baseball History website celebrates May 9 baseball with stories about Hughie Jennings, Win Mercer, Earl Moore, Christy Mathewson, Three Finger Brown, Nap Jajoie, Johnny Hopp, Larry Doby, Ralph Kiner, Mickey Mantle, and more. MLB May 9


May 9th in 80s Baseball

J. Daniel celebrates May 9 in the 1980 baseball history with stories about Tony Gwynn, Sam Mejias, John Stuper, Brett Wise, Rafael Landestoy, Bill Lee and more. MLB May 9



Credits

A Very Special thanks to information obtained from the following brilliant internet sites: On This Day Sports, the Sports Reference's family of website databases & Stathead.com.

Banner photo is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons of Earl Moore (1879-1961), baseball player by the Bain News Service, publisher.


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