Pirate Honus Wagner steals second base, third base and home in the 7th inning

On August 13, 1902 — In the second game of a doubleheader at the South End Grounds III in Boston, Pittsburgh Pirate Honus Wagner steals second base, third base and home in the 7th inning. Wagner also did it in 1899. Wagner accomplished this against the Boston Beaneater battery of Bob Dresse and Harry Smith. Wagner went 2-5 on the day and helped the Pirates to 6-1 win and double header sweep.

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