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San Francisco Blanks Los Angeles Behind Stambaugh
Wednesday, September 28th , 1977
It was not a good day at the plate for the Los Angeles Pobladores. They came up empty when it mattered against San Francisco Seagulls right-hander Tim Stambaugh, who scattered 7 hits across 9 innings and held the Pobladores scoreless.
"We had 7 hits so I know he wasn't completely untouchable, but he was close," Los Angeles manager Alex Wobbema said later.
Stambaugh chalked up 13 strikeouts and no walks in the 5-0 Seagulls win.
Stambaugh has made 33 starts, tossed 238.2 innings, struck out 125 batters and walked 73. His record is 18-11 with a 3.17 ERA and he has limited other teams to a .249 batting average.
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Taylor Day-to-Day with Injury
Tuesday, September 27th , 1977
Kansas City team officials speculated whether star first baseman Chris Taylor would be scratched from today's ballgame after he suffered a sore knee in yesterday's matchup with the Pittsburgh Industrials. Taylor denied reports that he would miss a lot of time, but added that he would not risk further injury by playing.
Taylor is currently batting .337 with 44 home runs and 118 RBIs.
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Hudson Is ABL Swing King
Monday, September 26th , 1977
Today the American Baseball League officially added Ed Hudson to its record book.
The 27-year-old third baseman for the Montreal Habitants put up the top batting average in the league with 179 hits in 513 at-bats for a .349 average. Ed Hudson played in 140 games and chalked up 31 doubles, 4 triples and 48 home runs, while batting in 116 runs and scoring 106 times.
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