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Taylor Tosses 2-0 Shutout Against Houston Saturday, September 30th , 1967 All went well for Carl Taylor of the Chicago Hawks as he pitched his team to a 2-0 shutout victory over the Houston Drillers, limiting them to 3 hits. In the postgame interview, both managers had glowing things to say about Taylor on the day. "Carl's got a good selection of pitches he can throw at a guy," said Hawks manager Mike Flaherty. "He changes speed, gives different looks to different hitters. When he's on his game, he's quite a handful." In the contest, the Chicago left-hander rang up 5 and surrendered 2 walks. "He didn't give us any second chances," said Drillers manager Steven Palps. "It's a guessing game with him and today we were always guessing wrong." Taylor has a 15-11 season record so far. In 29 starts, he has fanned 104 batters in 225.1 innings with a 3.00 ERA. View Boxscore View Game Log Watch Highlights |
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