A back injury marred Allie's effectiveness in 1954, although he still had a 13-4 record for 36 mound appearances. He holds many records, among them the fact that he pitched two no-hit, no-run games in a season, 1951. One of baseball's greatest pitchers, Allie is cool and calm on the mound, and deadly sure. Watching him work is a pleasure for baseball fans. He's the type who thinks nothing of pitching 9 innings one day, and then relieving the next day. Allie holds many pitching records for his World Series work. Retired. before start of 1955 season.