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This Day in Baseball History
On May 30, 1927, Chicago Cubs shortstop Jimmy Cooney turns an unassisted triple play against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Cooney snares a line drive by Paul Waner, steps on second base to retire brother Lloyd Waner, and completes the triple play by tagging Clyde Barnhart, the runner at first.