1958 – US Representatives Kenneth Keating and Patrick Hillings drop their plan to bring baseball under the nation’s antitrust laws.

On January 11, 1958 — 1958 – US Representatives Kenneth Keating and Patrick Hillings drop their plan to bring baseball under the nation’s antitrust laws.

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1978 – The Orioles’ Rich Dauer has his 10th straight game with at least two hits. In his streak, which began on July 18th, Dauer hit .583 (28 for 48). Dauer’s mark is a club record.

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1978 – The Orioles’ Rich Dauer has his 10th straight game with at least two hits. In his streak, which began on July 18th, Dauer hit .583 (28 for 48). Dauer’s mark is a club record.

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1993 – Ken Caminiti swats two solo homers and Jeff Bagwell hits only the tenth Loge Level home run at Jack Murphy Stadium, but the Padres dominate in a 9-4 decision. The blasts account for three of the five hits the Astros accumulate.

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