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In 1951 a Yankee pitched two no hitters and in 1952 a Tiger had two. Who were they?
Allie Reynolds and Virgil Trucks.
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After spending his major league career in the American League, Saul finds himself a National Leaguer for the 1954 season.. A sore arm hampered him the past couple of years. Although Saul had appeared in the majors in both 1949 and 1950 for brief periods with Detroit, he was considered a rookie in 1951 when he joined the White Sox in May. He finished the year with an earned run average of 2.78, the best in the league. Won 12, lost 8.
When the Brooklyn Dodgers wanted a first base- man last season they turned to the Jersey City Club and took "Bud" Clancy, who was hitting 307 for the International League. Bud came up to Brooklyn and hit the ball for .306 in 53 games and fielded .996. John (Eud) Clancy is 30 years old, a six-footer and moves the scales at 170 pounds. He bats and throws left-handed. Clancy spent four years with the Chicago White Sox in the American League before he went to Jersey City. He batted .300 in 1927 in 130 games with Chicago.
One of the real 'hoofers' in baseball, Jim stole 18 bases in '57. He thrills fans with his head first slides and drives pitchers crazy with his baserunning. His .286 in 1954 was Jim's top mark.
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