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The National League suspends manager Leo Durocher for four days for misconduct.

ByTom June 29, 1952June 30, 2021

The National League suspends manager Leo Durocher for four days for misconduct.

The Kansas City Blues slam 10 home runs against St. Paul to set an American Association record for most homers by one team and tie the record for most by two teams. St. Paul hits none.

ByTom June 29, 1952

The Kansas City Blues slam 10 home runs against St. Paul to set an American Association record for most homers by one team and tie the record for most by two teams. St. Paul hits none.

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Day: June 29, 1952

The National League suspends manager Leo Durocher for four days for misconduct.

The Kansas City Blues slam 10 home runs against St. Paul to set an American Association record for most homers by one team and tie the record for most by two teams. St. Paul hits none.

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