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In-The-Park Grand Slam Home Runs (1876-2019) In-The-Park Grand Slam Home Runs (1876-2019) John Tattersall (1910-1981) created, researched and maintained his Home Run Log, which identified all home runs hit in the major leagues. After his death in 1981, SABR purchased the Home Run Log and it was continued by Bob McConnell and, later, David Vincent. Below is a list (subset) of that Home Run Log showing the identified In-The-Park Grand Slam Home Runs (IPHR-GS). Data has been verified by Retrosheet box scores & Play-by-Play info. Some games prior to 1926 have missing data. The FIELDS in each record are: • Date: Date of the game • Tm: Team that hit the IPHR-GS • Lg: League of that team • Opp: Opponent against which the IPHR-GS was hit • Batter: Batter which hit the bases-loaded IPHR-GS • Pitcher: Pitcher against which the IPHR-GS was hit • Inn: Inning of the game in which the IPHR-GS was hit • Outs: The number of outs at the time the batter game to bat • a-b-t: The score at the time (a=ahead, b=behind, & t=tied game) Date Tm Lg Opp Batter Pitcher Inn Outs a-b-t 2017-09-08 WAS NL PHI Michael Taylor Jake Thompson 3 1 b2-3 2015-09-25 PHI NL @WAS Aaron Altherr Jordan Zimmermann 3 1 b0-1 1999-10-03 TBA AL NYY Randy Winn Jeff Juden 4 2 t2-2 1999-07-21 ARI NL @HOU Tony Womack Billy Wagner 8 2 b3-4 1998-05-03 SEA AL DET Dan Wilson Frank Castillo 1 2 a6-2 1997-06-26 SDP NL @LAN Tony Gwynn Mark Guthrie 7 0 t4-4 1991-08-28 CHN NL @SFN Chico Walker Paul McClellan 4 1 a2-1 1990-09-01 BOS AL NYY Mike Greenwell Greg Cadaret 5 0 a8-1 1990-08-30 CHA AL @MIN Ron Karkovice David West 4 1 b0-2 1990-08-14 LAA AL NYY Luis Polonia Tim Leary 2 2 b0-1 1989-06-02 TOR AL @BOS Junior Felix Bob Stanley 9 2 a3-2 1987-06-21 TEX AL @OAK Bob Brower Eric Plunk 2 2 a3-1 1985-06-09 SLN NL @NYN Terry Pendleton Joe Sambito 5 1 a4-0 1982-07-19 MIN AL MIL Tom Brunansky Jerry Augustine 3 2 t0-0 1980-09-26 MIL AL @OAK Ben Oglivie Mike Norris 9 1 b6-7 1979-06-10 OAK AL TOR Jim Essian Mike Willis 5 2 a4-0 1977-08-05 PIT NL @CIN Frank Taveras Doug Capilla 2 1 t2-2 1976-06-26 MON NL PIT Bombo Rivera Jerry Reuss 3 2 b0-4 1976-06-22 CHA AL @KCR Kevin Bell Steve Busby 3 2 a3-0 1973-08-26 BAL AL KCR Paul Blair Paul Splittorff 2 2 t1-1 1971-09-18 CHA AL LAA Carlos May Tom Murphy 1 1 t0-0 1971-09-02 HOU NL LAD Cesar Cedeno Claude Osteen 5 2 b2-3 1970-09-02 PIT NL @MON Gene Alley Carl Morton 6 1 a2-1 1970-05-30 MIL AL DET Roberto Pena Les Cain 1 2 b1-2 1967-06-25 LAA AL @KC1 Rick Reichardt Blue Moon Odom 1 2 t0-0 1965-07-20 NYY AL BOS Mel Stottlemyre Bill Monbouquette 5 0 a2-1 1963-06-09 SLN NL @NYN Tim McCarver Larry Bearnarth 8 1 a6-1 1961-08-08 BOS AL MIN Gary Geiger Camilo Pascual 3 1 t0-0 1960-08-25 SFN NL CIN Willie Mays Claude Osteen 2 2 a3-1 1960-07-06 PIT NL @CIN Bob Skinner Bill Henry 8 1 t1-1 1960-06-04 LAD NL CHN Wally Moon Seth Morehead 7 2 a6-3 1958-06-01 CIN NL @PHI Johnny Temple Seth Morehead 6 1 a6-3 1956-08-08 PHI NL @NY1 Ted Kazanski Jim Hearn 6 1 a3-2 1956-07-25 PIT NL CHN Roberto Clemente Jim Brosnan 9 0 b5-8 1955-05-15 NYY AL KC1 Irv Noren Ray Herbert 6 1 T1-1 1955-05-01 PIT NL SLN George Freese Herb Moford 8 1 a3-0 1954-06-16 CHA AL PHA Ferris Fain Sonny Dixon 7 1 a7-6 1952-08-27 CLE AL @PHA Al Rosen Alex Kellner 1 1 t0-0 1952-04-19 BOS AL PHA Don Lenhardt Dick Fowler 4 2 a4-1 1951-06-19 PHI NL @PIT Willie Jones Murry Dickson 1 1 t0-0 1951-05-18 CHN NL PHI Jack Cusick Ken Johnson 4 0 a10-7 1950-08-02 NY1 NL CHN Wes Westrum Monk Dubiel 1 1 t0-0 1949-04-27 NY1 NL BRO Pete Milne Pat McGlothin 7 2 b7-8 1948-04-20 WS1 AL NYY Tom McBride Eddie Lopat 1 1 t1-1 1947-07-20 SLA AL BOS Paul Lehner Tex Hughson 3 1 t0-0 1947-06-29 PHA AL BOS Ferris Fain Bob Klinger 5 2 b1-4 1943-07-26 BRO NL @PIT Arky Vaughan Bill Brandt 10 2 t6-6 1942-05-03 BSN NL @PIT Eddie Miller Rip Sewell 4 2 a2-1 1941-04-20 WS1 AL BOS Doc Cramer Herb Hash 8 2 b4-11 1937-09-21 CLE AL @WS1 Hal Trosky Wes Ferrell 5 2 b1-3 1937-07-31 BSN NL @PIT Elbie Fletcher Joe Bowman 3 2 b1-2 1936-06-04 DET AL @PHA Mickey Cochrane Stu Flythe 3 2 a6-0 1934-07-06 BRO NL NY1 Sam Leslie Al Smith 6 1 a5-2 1934-07-05 NYY AL WS1 Lou Gehrig Lefty Stewart 3 1 b0-1 1934-06-20 WS1 AL DET Heinie Manush Chief Hogsett 6 2 b5-6 1934-06-14 SLN NL BSN Leo Durocher Leo Mangum 5 1 t6-6 1933-06-23 BRO NL PIT Tony Cuccinello Larry French 8 2 b1-2 1933-05-01 PIT NL @PHI Arky Vaughan Phil Collins 3 2 t0-0 1932-06-11 BRO NL SLN Danny Taylor Jim Lindsey 5 2 a7-1 1932-05-30 DET AL @SLA John Stone Sam Gray 2 1 a2-0 1930-07-09 BRO NL BSN Del Bissonette Bill Sherdel 7 2 t2-2 1929-07-04 PIT NL SLN Adam Comorosky Mul Holland 7 1 a3-1 1928-05-20 NYY AL SLA Earle Combs Sam Gray 4 1 b0-1 1927-09-14 BRO NL @CHN Max Carey Percy Jones 3 2 a5-1 1926-08-04 CHA AL BOS Bill Barrett Fred Heimach 7 2 t3-3 1926-05-18 NYY AL CHA Tony Lazzeri Sloppy Thurston 8 1 b1-3 1925-07-28 CHA AL @WS1 Spence Harris Curly Ogden 9 2 a6-3 1925-06-20 PIT NL BRO Kiki Cuyler Nelson Greene 7 1 a17-5 1925-06-13 WS1 AL DET Joe Judge Ken Holloway 2 2 1924-08-09 CHN NL @BSN Jigger Statz Al Yeargin 10 1 a7-6 1924-07-25 PHI NL CHN George Harper Elmer Jacobs 8 2 a6-4 1924-07-10 NYY AL CHA Harvey Hendrick Bob Barnes 6 1 a14-2 1923-07-15 CHN NL @NY1 Bernie Friberg Claude Jonnard 10 0 t5-5 1923-07-11 DET AL BOS Fred Haney George Murray 4 t1-1 1923-07-01 WS1 AL BOS Patsy Gharrity Bill Piercy 8 a4-1 1923-05-14 NYY AL @DET Wally Pipp Syl Johnson 12 2 a12-8 1922-05-12 NYY AL DET Chick Fewster Red Oldham 8 1 b5-6 1921-08-30 BSN NL CIN Tony Boeckel Dolf Luque 6 t0-0 1921-08-18 BOS AL @DET Shano Collins Red Oldham 1 t0-0 1921-07-28 WS1 AL CHA Howie Shanks Shovel Hodge 1 t0-0 1920-07-16 CHA AL @WS1 Joe Jackson Eric Erickson 9 b4-5 1919-08-02 DET AL @NYA Harry Heilmann Jack Quinn 10 0 t8-8 1919-06-24 BRO NL NY1 Tommy Griffith Jesse Barnes 8 1 a5-3 1919-06-05 CHA AL @NYA Eddie Collins Ernie Shore 8 1 t1-1 1918-08-23 PHI NL @CIN Irish Meusel Dolf Luque 7 1 1918-08-19 CIN NL BRO Edd Roush Rube Marquard 7 2 1918-06-04 SLN NL @BRO Marty Kavanagh Jack Coombs 13 1 1917-06-17 PHA AL @CLE Lee Gooch Guy Morton 4 1 1917-06-06 SLN NL BSN Rogers Hornsby Art Nehf 3 1916-09-30 CHA AL @CLE Happy Felsch Pop-Boy Smith 12 0 t3-3 1916-09-28 NY1 NL BSN Benny Kauff Pat Ragan 3 1916-09-15 BRO NL PIT Zack Wheat Elmer Jacobs 2 1 1916-09-13 BSN NL CHN Sherry Magee Jimmy Lavender 3 b1-3 1916-08-03 BSN NL CIN Red Smith Earl Moseley 1 b0-1 1916-07-15 DET AL @NYA George Burns George Mogridge 3 1 1916-05-31 NYY AL PHA Frank Gilhooley Bullet Joe Bush 8 2 1915-08-27 SLN NL @BRO Dots Miller Sherry Smith 8 2 1915-07-29 PIT NL BRO Honus Wagner Jeff Pfeffer 8 0 a4-2 1915-06-10 SLN NL NY1 Bob Bescher Ferdie Schupp 3 a7-0 1914-10-05 BSN NL @BRO Possum Whitted Pat Ragan 9 1914-09-28 BRO NL SLN George Cutshaw Slim Sallee 1 0 a1-0 1914-09-26 BSN NL CHN Rabbit Maranville Hippo Vaughn 4 t0-0 1914-09-03 NY1 NL @BRO George Burns Bill Steele 9 2 a3-1 1914-08-18 CHN NL BRO Heinie Zimmerman Pat Ragan 5 1 1914-08-03 PIT NL @BRO Ed Konetchy Pat Ragan 13 t3-3 1914-06-02 PTF FL BUF Davy Jones Bob Smith 8 a6-2 1914-05-27 BSN NL @SLN Rabbit Maranville Slim Sallee 2 1913-09-17 DET AL @WS1 Ty Cobb Joe Boehling 1 0 t0-0 1913-08-05 CHN NL BRO Cy Williams Nap Rucker 2 1 1913-06-11 DET AL @WS1 Sam Crawford Joe Engel 2 2 1913-05-11 CLE AL NYY Joe Jackson Al Schulz 1 t0-0 1912-10-03 BOS AL @PHA Duffy Lewis Boardwalk Brown 5 1912-08-22 DET AL @WS1 Eddie Onslow Tom Hughes 1 2 t0-0 1911-10-09 BSN NL @PHI Ben Houser Toots Shultz 1 2 t0-0 1911-09-07 PIT NL @SLN Tommy Leach Rube Geyer 9 2 a1-0 1911-07-28 BRO NL @CIN Tex Erwin Art Fromme 6 1911-06-04 CIN NL BSN Eddie Grant Jiggs Parson 8 1911-06-02 WS1 AL DET Doc Gessler Clarence Mitchell 8 a10-6 1911-05-18 CLE AL WS1 Ivy Olson Tom Hughes 6 1911-05-07 CLE AL @SLA Joe Jackson Jack Powell 12 2 t2-2 1910-09-30 NY1 NL @BSN Beals Becker Cliff Curtis 5 1 1910-09-15 NY1 NL PIT Red Murray Deacon Phillippe 5 1910-09-13 PIT NL @NY1 Chief Wilson Walt Dickson 9 1 1910-08-26 CIN NL PHI Dick Hoblitzell Lou Schettler 4 1910-07-22 PIT NL BRO Deacon Phillippe Fred Miller 2 1 1910-07-21 PIT NL BRO Tommy Leach Kaiser Wilhelm 5 1 a1-0 1910-05-17 DET AL @BOS Donie Bush Ray Collins 2 1910-04-20 WS1 AL @BOS Kid Elberfeld Louis LeRoy 6 1909-09-11 NY1 NL BRO Chief Meyers Elmer Knetzer 2 1 t0-0 1909-06-03 PIT NL BSN Honus Wagner Al Mattern 4 1 1908-07-18 PHA AL DET Danny Murphy Ed Willett 8 1908-06-28 DET AL @CHA Germany Schaefer Ed Walsh 2 2 1908-05-17 CIN NL NY1 John Ganzel Hooks Wiltse 8 1907-08-16 PIT NL @BRO Tommy Leach Nap Rucker 7 1 b1-3 1906-10-04 NY1 NL PHI Sammy Strang Tully Sparks 1 1906-08-18 PHI NL @SLN Kitty Bransfield Art Hoelskoetter 5 a3-1 1906-07-27 PIT NL @PHI Ginger Beaumont Johnny Lush 7 1905-09-26 WS1 AL CLE Joe Stanley Earl Moore 5 0 1905-07-05 CIN NL SLN Tommy Corcoran Jack Taylor 3 t1-1 1905-06-25 CHN NL CIN Billy Maloney Jack Harper 5 1905-06-17 DET AL @BOS Sam Crawford Jesse Tannehill 5 b1-4 1904-10-01 PHI NL PIT Red Dooin Chick Robitaille 5 1904-09-19 PHA AL @BOS Danny Murphy Jesse Tannehill 8 1904-08-25 NY1 NL @CHN Bill Dahlen Bob Wicker 5 2 a3-2 1904-07-30 NYY AL SLA Dave Fultz Willie Sudhoff 2 1904-07-08 BOS AL @NYA Freddy Parent Jack Powell 2 1 1904-05-10 CIN NL BRO Miller Huggins Ed Poole 2 1904-05-06 PHA AL WS1 Harry Davis Del Mason 8 1904-04-22 NY1 NL PHI Art Devlin John Brackenridge 4 t3-3 1903-06-05 BOS AL CHA Hobe Ferris Roy Patterson 7 1903-04-30 PIT NL @SLN Tommy Leach Mordecai Brown 6 1902-08-28 PIT NL CHN Wid Conroy Jack Taylor 3 1902-08-04 CHN NL @PHI Frank Chance Doc White 12 1902-07-25 BOS AL SLA Jimmy Collins Jack Harper 4 a2-0 1902-07-08 PHA AL @BOS Harry Davis Doc Atkins 6 1902-06-03 SLN NL @BSN Mike O'Neill Togie Pittinger 9 1901-09-24
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