June 10 In Baseball

Article Index for
June 10

Website Links For
June

Information About

June 10 In Baseball

1900S - 1950S

1921 - Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees became major league baseball's career Home Run leader by hitting his 120th off Cleveland Indians Pitcher Jim Bagby, Sr. in the third inning. The Indians won 8–6.

1944 - Joe Nuxhall , at 15 years, 10 months and 11 days, became the youngest player in major league history when he pitched 2-3 of an Inning for the Cincinnati Reds in an 18–0 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals .

1959 - Cleveland Indians Rocky Colavito hit four consecutive Home Run s at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium . Billy Martin and Minnie Miñoso also homered in the Cleveland's 11-8 victory over the Orioles .

1960S - 1990S

1966 - Sonny Siebert pitched a No-hitter against the Washington Senators and Leon Wagner Homered off loser Phil Ortega as first-place Cleveland Indians won 2–0.

1972 - Hank Aaron 's Grand Slam helped the Atlanta Braves to a 15–3 rout of the Phillies . It was Aaron's 649th home run, moving him ahead of Willie Mays into second place on the career list. It was also his 14th grand slam, tying Gil Hodges ' National League record.

1981 - Philadelphia Phillies Pete Rose hit a Single in the first inning off Nolan Ryan that gave him 3,630 Hits , tying Stan Musial 's National League mark. The Phillies beat the Houston Astros , 5–4, before more than 57,000 fans at Veterans Stadium .

1995 - Baltimore Orioles Third Baseman Jeff Manto , who collected four Home Run s in his first three years in the major leagues, homered in his fourth consecutive At-bat . In all, he homers five times in six at-bats in three Games Played .

1997 - Kevin Brown threw a No-hitter and missed a Perfect Game by Hitting a batter in the eighth inning. The Florida Marlins beat the San Francisco Giants 9–0.

2000S

2000 - Darin Erstad hit a Double in the Anaheim Angels ' 10–3 win over Arizona . With a major league-leading 100 hits in 61 games, Erstad became the fastest to reach the 100-hit mark since Heinie Manush did it in 60 games for the 1934 Washington Senators .

BIRTHS

1886 - Jack Graney , outfielder (d. 1978 )

1900 - Garland Braxton , pitcher (d. 1966 )

1905 - Danny MacFayden , pitcher (d. 1972 )

1908 - Mike Kreevich , All-Star outfielder (d. 1993 )

1910 - Frank Demaree , All-Star outfielder (d. 1958 )

1929 - Hank Foiles , All-Star catcher

1938 - Johnny Edwards , All-Star catcher

1947 - Ken Singleton , All-Star outfielder

1950 - Elías Sosa , pitcher

1953 - Francisco Barrios , pitcher (d. 1982 )

1955 - Floyd Bannister , All-Star pitcher

1956 - Randy Johnson , All-Star pitcher

1973 - Pokey Reese , infielder

1975 - Freddy García , All-Star pitcher

DEATHS

1916 - Jack Chapman , player and manager (b. 1843 )

1977 - Turk Farrell , All-Star pitcher (b. 1934 )

1989 - Joe Stripp , infielder (b. 1903 )

1998 - Jim Hearn , All-Star pitcher (b. 1921 )