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Larry Falcon

Induction:
1984

A right-handed pitcher with a career ERA of 1.26, Larry Falcon was a member of the Seton Hall baseball team from 1962–64 and had an overall record of 14-4. During his senior season at The Hall, he was 9-2 and pitched the first game the Pirates played in the College World Series. He tied the University record for the most single-season wins that year, and had a streak of 37 consecutive scoreless innings. After graduating, he signed with the Milwaukee Braves and played for Greenville, S.C., in the Western Carolina League.

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