This Day in Mets History
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- May
- 21
In 1981, it was called one of the greatest college pitching duel ever: Yale’s Ron Darling and St. John’s Frank Viola traded zeroes through 11 innings. Darling didn’t allow a hit and struck out 16. St. John’s won, 1-0, when Steve Scafa stole home in the 12th inning.
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Hi John –
Yes it was a great game – I was there.
Pretty sad day in Mets history when the highlight is a college game.
Hi Annie, were you at the game when Wilt scored 100 against the Knicks also?