This Day In Dodgers History: First National League Game, Roy Campanella Milestone & Orel Hershiser Ties Record
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This Day In Dodgers History: First National League Game, Roy Campanella Milestone & Orel Hershiser Ties Record
"On April 19, 1890, the Bridegrooms made their National League debut against the Boston Beaneaters, who later became the Braves in 1912."
"Roy Campanella reached 1,000 career hits with a double against the Phillies in a 5-4 extra-innings win at Roosevelt Stadium, the first game ever played in New Jersey."
"In the final season of his career, Orel Hershiser tied an MLB record by hitting four batters in one game, giving up seven runs and lasting just 1.1 innings."
April 19 is a notable date in Dodgers history, featuring the franchise's debut as the Bridegrooms in 1890. Ernie Koy hit a home run in his first at-bat in 1938. Roy Campanella achieved 1,000 career hits on this day in 1956, finishing his career with 1,422 hits. In 1994, Orel Hershiser tied an MLB record by hitting four batters in one game during his final season, showcasing a mix of achievements and challenges in the franchise's history.
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