Braves rookie Eddie Mathews hits 3 home runs as Boston breaks a 10-game losing streak

ByBaseball September 27, 1952September 13, 2021

1952 – The Braves’ Eddie Mathews hits 3 home runs as Boston breaks a 10-game losing streak and beats Brooklyn, 11 – 3. Virgil Jester wins, his last in the majors and the last victory for the Boston Braves franchise.

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Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates becomes the first player to lead the National League in home runs for seven consecutive seasons

ByThis Day in Baseball September 27, 1952May 28, 2019

On September 27, 1952, Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates becomes the first player to lead the National League in home runs for seven consecutive seasons. Kiner hits his 37th home run of the year, putting him in a season-ending tie with Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs…

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Day: September 27, 1952

Braves rookie Eddie Mathews hits 3 home runs as Boston breaks a 10-game losing streak

Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates becomes the first player to lead the National League in home runs for seven consecutive seasons

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