Today in Baseball History July 1

The Twins play early today - tune in as they take on Cincinnati at 11 a.m.

I found this quite interesting.  Today's date in 1983, arbitrators ruled that forty-three players who were on the disabled list during the 1981 strike were not entitled to receive salaries for that time period.  This saved club owners a staggering 2.5 million dollars.

In 1951, Bob Feller pitched his third career no-hitter.  This tied Cy Young's record.

And in 1948, Roy Campanella made his Brooklyn debut.