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This Day in Baseball History: August 31st (Lou Gorman’s Day Of Infamy) 
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In 1915, Cubs’ hurler Jim Lavender no-hit the Giants, 2-0.
Also in 1990, rather than part with Triple-A third baseman Scott Cooper, Red Sox general manager Lou Gorman traded Eastern League MVP Jeff Bagwell to the Houston Astros for relief pitcher Larry Anderson.
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