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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted
Who hit the first "Walk-off" Home Run in World Series play ? |
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Posted By: Rich Klein
I'd say Tommy Henrich in 1949 |
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Posted By: dennis
mazerowski in 1960 off terry? most famous anyway. |
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Posted By: Mark L
Henrich. That guy got a lot of key hits, no? |
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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Not Joe Carter. |
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Posted By: Steve Murray
Mazerowski |
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Posted By: Peter Spaeth
I think Henrich is right, and if so it must have been against Brooklyn. |
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Posted By: CN
Mazerowski. I believe Mickey Mantle always said that losing that game was his worst loss not 1955,57 or 64 his other game 7 losses because he felt that the Yanks were far superior that year and outscored them big in the 7 games but still lost. |
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Posted By: Peter Spaeth
There is no way it is Mazeroski (what's with adding the W to his name?) because Dusty Rhodes hit one in the Willie Mays "catch" game in 1954, but I still think Rich is right that Henrich did it before that. |
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Posted By: Ron
Tommy Henrich (New York) off of Don Newcombe (Brooklyn) in 1949 during Game 1..... |
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Posted By: Steve Murray
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Posted By: John H.
Ron and Steve nailed it. I listened to that game a few months ago. A real Baseball classic. |
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Posted By: John Kalafarski
You can listen to Ol' Reliable hit his homerun on tape provided by MLB and John Miley of the Miley Collection. The broadcasting team is the Ol' Redhead, Red Barber, & Mel Allen: get yourself a copy and give yourself a treat. The entire series is available and the sound quality is wonderful. |
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Posted By: CN
When I made my answer I was thinking the first walk off home run to win a World Series and spelling was never my strong point. LOL CN |
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Posted By: MVSNYC
i am sure ted will tell us it was in the dead ball era, and might even have been an "inside the park" HR... |
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Posted By: Gilbert Maines
Ted is going to tell you that the term "walk off homerun" wasn't in use until the late 20th century, so the answer can not be a vintage game. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Casey Stengel hit a famous WS inside the park homer. But I don't believe it was a walkoff. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Did You Know?: Dennis Eckersley coined the term "Walkoff homerun". |
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Posted By: Rob
the only walk-off HR in WS that i remember is kirk gibson's in like 1989 or something, i think it was vs the A's. |
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Posted By: Frank Evanov
Not to hijack, but another question: |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
The Babe. |
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Posted By: Brad
Dan Beat Me Too It! |
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Posted By: Brad
Who pitched Ruth's last Home Run? |
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Posted By: Mark L
It was Guy Bush who let that one get away. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Yep...Guy Bush. It was the first ball to go out of the stadium (in fair territory) at Forbes Field. |
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Posted By: Mark L
Dan, |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Wasn't Stargell one of the few men to hit an upperdeck shot at Three-Rivers? |
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Posted By: Bob Pomilla
The first grand slam in major league history was hit by this guy, with his team down by three in the bottom of the ninth. By all accounts it was a prodigious shot. Who hit this "walk-off"? |
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Posted By: Dave S
"Chicken on the Hill Will" Stargell hit 4 of the 12 Upper Deck shots at 3 Rivers, the longest though belonged to Greg Luzinski. Not sure who (Frank Thomas maybe?), but someone hit one in a Home Run Contest well over 500 ft. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Bob, it was Roger Connor that the Babe passed. |
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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted
Some good answers to this Trivia ? |
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Posted By: Steve Murray
I always thought we got one edit on these contests. |
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Posted By: Rich Klein
It was an inside-the-park homer; which may be the last one so far in WS history and the legend was that he completed the homer without his spikes on. |
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Posted By: Adam
What is so significant with Casey Stengel's HR in the 1923 World Series? |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Casey's HR was also preserved on film. I remember seeing it on Ken Burns's "Baseball." |
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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted
ADAM, BARRY and RICH |
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Posted By: barrysloate
It was the first of two game winning home runs Stengel hit in the 1923 Series (I looked that up). |
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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted
This is true, but not the answer I'm looking for. |
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Posted By: Dave S
First WS home run ever hit in Yankee Stadium |
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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted
BINGO..... |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Ebbets Field (just a wild guess). |
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Posted By: Dave S
Think Barry's wild-guess is dead-on!! |
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Posted By: DMcD
Good shot, Barry. |
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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted
Barry |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Guessed it right, spelled it wrong. Thanks to Dave McD it is now edited |
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