For the second time in a season‚ Willie Mays blasts an extra-inning homer off the Cubs’ Warren Hacker
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For the second time in a season‚ Willie Mays blasts an extra-inning homer off the Cubs’ Warren Hacker

1955 – For the second time‚ Willie Mays blasts an extra-inning homer off the Cubs’ Warren Hacker‚ this time in the 12th inning. But it’s not enough as the Cubs win‚ 9 – 8. On April 30th, 1954 Willie hacked one in the 14th.

1954 – At Mexicali in the Arizona-Texas League‚ the Eagles roll over visiting Cananea‚ 28 – 5. Moises Camacho goes 7 for 7‚ with 3 home runs‚ a triple‚ a double‚ 13 RBIs‚ and scores 5 runs.

1954 – At Mexicali in the Arizona-Texas League‚ the Eagles roll over visiting Cananea‚ 28 – 5. Moises Camacho goes 7 for 7‚ with 3 home runs‚ a triple‚ a double‚ 13 RBIs‚ and scores 5 runs.

Mickey Mantle

Mickey Mantle leadoff single in the 10th inning ignites a New York rally and they win 9 – 5.

At Chicago‚ Mickey Mantle’s homer in the 4th‚ off Billy Pierce‚ gives the Yankees a 5 – 0 lead‚ but Chicago comes back to tie. Mick’s leadoff single in the 10th inning ignites a New York rally‚ and they win 9 – 5.

Pittsburgh Pirates trade future Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner in 10 player deal

Pittsburgh Pirates trade future Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner in 10 player deal

On June 4, 1953, After batting practice at Forbes Field, the Pirates and Cubs announce a shocking trade. Pittsburgh sends slugger Ralph Kiner‚ along with C Joe Garagiola‚ P Howie Pollet‚ and OF Catfish Metkovich to Chicago for C Toby Atwell‚ P Bob Schultz‚ 1B Preston Ward‚ 3B George Freese‚ OF Bob Addis‚ OF Gene Hermanski‚ and $150‚000. The Pirates defeat the Cubs‚ 6 – 1‚ with Kiner getting a double in four…

The Giants push across 2 runs – one earned – in the 4th inning against the Cubs’ Bob Rush to stop his streak of consecutive scoreless innings at 32. Rush (8-2) is still victorious‚ 6 – 2‚ and now leads the National League in strikeouts.

The Giants push across 2 runs – one earned – in the 4th inning against the Cubs’ Bob Rush to stop his streak of consecutive scoreless innings at 32. Rush (8-2) is still victorious‚ 6 – 2‚ and now leads the National League in strikeouts.

1951 – Gus Bell hits for the cycle to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 12 – 4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium.

1951 – Gus Bell hits for the cycle to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 12 – 4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium.