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On This Day in Baseball History July 4, 1939: The Independence Day fireworks came to Philadelphia in the form of the bats of the Boston Red Sox led by 3B Jim Tabor. Over the course of a twin bill, Tabor went 6-for-9 with four homers and 11-RBI. He had three dingers in game two of which two were grand slams and one solo shot.)
In doing so he joined Tony Lazzeri who on May 24, 1936 was the first player to hit two grand slams in the same game.
As I mentioned in my post yesterday on Tony Cloninger who hit two grand slams in the same on July 3, 1966, the current the record now stands at 13-players with two grand slams in one game including Fernando Tatis Sr. who hit two grand slams against Chan Ho Park in the SAME INNING!!!!
Talk about the rockets red glare!!!
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