1952 – Hank Bauer of the Yankees goes 5 for 6 in an 18 – 3 romp over Boston. The Sox come away with a record-tying 10 assists in the 5th inning.

On May 10, 1952 — 1952 – Hank Bauer of the Yankees goes 5 for 6 in an 18 – 3 romp over Boston. The Sox come away with a record-tying 10 assists in the 5th inning.

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1952 – Hank Bauer of the Yankees goes 5 for 6 in an 18 – 3 romp over Boston. The Sox come away with a record-tying 10 assists in the 5th inning.

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Kevin Bass becomes the first National Leaguer to homer from both sides of the plate twice in one season when he goes deep twice in the Astros’ 10-1 rout of the Cubs at the Astrodome. The Houston right fielder also accomplished the last month against San Francisco.

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Kevin Bass becomes the first National Leaguer to homer from both sides of the plate twice in one season when he goes deep twice in the Astros’ 10-1 rout of the Cubs at the Astrodome. The Houston right fielder also accomplished the last month against San Francisco.

At Philadelphia, Joe Morgan has four hits, steals two bases, and scores three runs to lead Houston to an 8 – 1 win over the Phils. Winning P Don Wilson knocks in two runs with a bunt double that rolls past SS Larry Bowa, who is breaking for third base.

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