I did call Sheldon Burnside just after the game ended, but he doesn't keep sports writer hours and was already asleep. By the way, there have now been 14 no-hitters thrown by Montgomery and there have been 12 against.
ALL-TIME MONTGOMERY NO-HITTERS
July 28, 1909: Jack Lively, 3-0 vs. Little Rock
Sept. 3, 1948: Frank Childs, 7-0 vs. Anniston, playoff game (Cramton Bowl)
July 28, 1949: Stan Couling, 3-0 at Meridian, 7 innings
Aug. 17, 1955: Troy Herriage, 4-0 at Charlotte, 7 innings
May 25, 1958: Joe Laughlin, 6-0 vs. Pensacola (Paterson Field)
July 22, 1967: Leslie Cain, 2-0 vs. Birmingham (Paterson)
July 7, 1968: Jim Brown, 2-0 at Charlotte, 7 innings
July 25, 1968: Jim Brown, 3-0 vs. Birmingham (Paterson)
July 26, 1969: John Gregory, 6-0 vs. Savannah, 7 innings (Paterson)
Aug. 14, 1970: Chuck "Chips" Swanson, 3-0 vs. Savannah, perfect game (Paterson)
Aug. 8, 1973: Dave Lemanczyk, 3-0 vs. Asheville (Paterson)
April 24, 1976: Steve Trella, 1-0 vs. Jacksonville, 7 innings (Paterson)
June 24, 1976: Sheldon Burnside, 8-0 vs. Charlotte, 7 innings (Paterson)
June 16, 2011: Matt Moore, 8-0 at Mobile
ALL-TIME TAMPA BAY NO-HITTERS
June 28, 1999: Jason Standridge for low-Class A Charleston, 7 innings
Aug. 10, 2000: Doug Waechter for short-season Hudson Valley
May 22, 2002: Gerardo Garcia for Double-A Orlando
July 15, 2003: Chad Gaudin for Double-A Orlando, 7 innings, perfect game
Aug. 31, 2006: Wade Davis for low-Class A Southwest Michigan
May 4, 2007: Wade Davis for high-Class A Vero Beach
July 26, 2010: Matt Garza for the major league Rays
June 16, 2011: Matt Moore for Double-A Montgomery
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