Ken Williams hits 6 homers in four days on way to becoming first 30-30 man

On April 25 1922, In a 5 – 3 win over Detroit, Ken Williams of the St. Louis Browns hits his sixth home run in four days, off Howard Ehmke, tying Babe Ruth’s 1921 feat. Williams will take the American League home run and RBI titles and become the first 30-30 man in major league history, with 39 home runs and 37 stolen bases.

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