you

Soon, she boy you must have met doc Alice somewhere along the way

I think so, yeah, let's say Pittsburgh pitcher. I actually after he got sober later in life and became kind of a

You know, he was big in AA and he was big and trying to get people off drugs and stuff, but

He ended up dying of cirrhosis anyway because he drank so much, but I got to talk to him once

And that's when he told me how he used to come up to Minnesota in the winter and ran a fish house out of Minnetaka

And that he drew drugs for like a week and nobody buys it is great. He got the little houses out there in the ice and nobody comes over

See you now nobody bothers you, but it was June 12th

1970, yeah, that he pitched his no-hitter. Okay, and

The the always has claimed he was high on LSD

That's right LSD what he pitched it so the guardian of all things as a great piece on this reviewing it and

and he

was

They were in San Diego and he went to see one of his friends girlfriends the night before

I don't know what was going on there, but he drops of acid

Yeah, and he to tie and he timed the hit for what he got to the place, right?

right and

And then they drank all night and took more acid and then

the some for the friend comes back and says

Hey doc, I just looked in the paper

There's a double head or a night and you're pitching the first game at six o'clock

You know in San Diego or five o'clock so

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