Who hit the last home run in municipal stadium?
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Who hit the last home run ever in municipal stadium? Who hit the last home run for the home team, the Royals, in municipal stadium?
Gene Tenace Tenace
John Mayberry Mayberry
Municipal Stadium (Kansas City, Missouri) Phoenix Municipal Stadium 1995 World Series Cleveland Stadium
Who hit the last home run in municipal stadium? Who hit the last home run in municipal stadium? belle Who hit the last home run in municipal stadium? mayberry
Municipal Stadium (Kansas City, Missouri) Cleveland Stadium Memorial Stadium (Baltimore) Phoenix Municipal Stadium Milwaukee County Stadium Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium Shea Stadium Tiger Stadium (Detroit) Luke Easter (baseball) Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City <b>Municipal Stadium</b> was an American baseball and football stadium 
in the central ... <b>final hit</b>. Four days prior Gene Tenace of the Oakland A&#39;s <b>hit the</b> 
<b>final home run</b>, and John Mayberry <b>hit the final</b> Royals <b>home run</b> the night before. Cleveland Stadium, commonly known as <b>Municipal Stadium</b> or Lakefront 
Stadium, was a ... The Browns played their <b>final</b> game at the stadium in 
December 1995. As part of an ... No player ever <b>hit</b> a <b>home run</b> into the center 
field bleachers. <b>Memorial Stadium</b> was a sports stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, that formerly 
stood on 33rd ... The Steelers had <b>won the</b> game handily (40–14), and most of 
the fans had already exited the stadium by the time the game ended. ... The only 
<b>home run</b> ball ever <b>hit</b> completely out of <b>Memorial Stadium</b> was slugged by Frank
&nbsp;... The first spring training game was played on March 8, 1964, in which the Giants 
<b>beat</b> Cleveland, 6-2. Willie Mays <b>hit</b> the first <b>home run</b> at the park, in front of a&nbsp;... Milwaukee County Stadium was a multi-purpose stadium in Milwaukee, 
Wisconsin. Opened in ... &quot;Milwaukee County <b>Municipal Stadium</b>&quot; ... Aaron <b>hit</b> his 
<b>final home run</b> at County Stadium, giving him a career total of 755, establishing at 
the time&nbsp;... Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium, often referred to as Fulton County Stadium and 
originally ... (Since no <b>home runs</b> were <b>hit</b> in that game the <b>final home run</b> in the 
stadium&#39;s history ... Unlike similarly designed outdoor stadiums—such as 
Riverfront Stadium and Busch <b>Memorial Stadium</b>—Fulton County Stadium 
always had a&nbsp;... It was not ruled a <b>home run</b> as he never circled the bases completely. It probably 
made Ventura, known for his penchant for <b>hitting</b> Grand slam <b>home runs</b>, even&nbsp;... Tiger Stadium, previously known as Navin Field and Briggs Stadium, was a 
baseball park ... Fick&#39;s blast was the <b>final hit</b>, <b>home run</b> and RBI in Tiger Stadium&#39;s 
history. ... Normal Park &middot; Parkway Field &middot; Philadelphia <b>Municipal Stadium</b> &middot; Polo 
Grounds &middot; Shaw Stadium &middot; Spartan <b>Municipal Stadium</b> &middot; Sportsman&#39;s Park &middot; Staley 
Field&nbsp;... Luscious &quot;Luke&quot; Easter (August 4, 1915 – March 29, 1979) was a professional 
baseball player ... Last MLB appearance ... A left-handed <b>hitting</b> first baseman, he 
was known for towering <b>home runs</b>. ... During his rookie season, he also <b>hit</b> the 
longest <b>home run</b> in the history of Cleveland&#39;s <b>Municipal Stadium</b>, a 477-foot 
blast&nbsp;... Kauffman Stadium often called &quot;The K&quot;, is a baseball park located in Kansas City, 
Missouri, that ... After playing their first four seasons in <b>Municipal Stadium</b>, on 
April 10, 1973, ... In his first at-bat, George Brett <b>hit</b> a <b>home run</b> down the right 
field line. ... Kauffman Stadium was the <b>last</b> baseball-only park built in the majors 
(not&nbsp;...
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Cleveland Stadium, commonly known as <b>Municipal Stadium</b> or Lakefront 
Stadium, was a ... The Browns played their <b>final</b> game at the stadium in 
December 1995. As part of an ... No player ever <b>hit</b> a <b>home run</b> into the center 
field bleachers. <b>Memorial Stadium</b> was a sports stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, that formerly 
stood on 33rd ... The Steelers had <b>won the</b> game handily (40–14), and most of 
the fans had already exited the stadium by the time the game ended. ... The only 
<b>home run</b> ball ever <b>hit</b> completely out of <b>Memorial Stadium</b> was slugged by Frank
&nbsp;... Three Rivers <b>Stadium</b> was a multi-purpose <b>stadium</b> located in Pittsburgh, 
Pennsylvania, from 1970 to 2000. It was <b>home</b> to the Pittsburgh Pirates of Major 
League Baseball (MLB) and the ... The <b>final</b> game in the <b>stadium</b> was <b>won</b> by the 
Steelers on December 16, 2000. Three Rivers <b>Stadium</b> also hosted the 
Pittsburgh&nbsp;... It was not ruled a <b>home run</b> as he never circled the bases completely. It probably 
made Ventura, known for his penchant for <b>hitting</b> Grand slam <b>home runs</b>, even&nbsp;... Reginald Martinez Jackson (born May 18, 1946) is an American former 
professional baseball ... Jackson <b>hit</b> three consecutive <b>home runs</b> at Yankee 
Stadium in the clinching game six of the 1977 World Series. Jackson <b>hit</b> ... home 
plate. Jackson was the first college player to <b>hit</b> a <b>home run</b> out of Phoenix 
<b>Municipal Stadium</b>. Further to be noted is the fact that, in <b>hitting</b> 50 HR and 52 doubles in 1995, <b>Belle</b> 
became the first Major League player to <b>hit</b> at least 50 <b>home runs</b> and at least&nbsp;... Carlos Obed Ortiz Baerga is a Puerto Rican former Major League Baseball 
player. ... He did so on April 8, 1993, at Cleveland <b>Municipal Stadium</b> against 
New York Yankees ... During the <b>strike</b>-shortened 1994 season, Baerga <b>hit</b> 19 
<b>home runs</b> and ... Braves in six games (Baerga flew out to Marquis Grissom for 
the <b>final</b> out). Robert F. Kennedy <b>Memorial Stadium</b> is a multi-purpose stadium in Washington, 
D.C. It is ... Fan favorite Frank &quot;Hondo&quot; Howard <b>hit</b> a <b>home run</b> (RFK&#39;s <b>last</b> until 
2005) in the sixth inning to spark a four-run ... A Momentary Lapse of Reason 
Tour and two concerts on July 9 and 10, 1994, as part of their The Division <b>Bell</b> 
Tour. The following are the baseball events of the year 1960 throughout the world. 
Overview of the ... Chuck Essegian bats an 11th-inning pinch-<b>hit home run</b> as the 
Los Angeles Dodgers <b>beat</b> the Chicago Cubs, 3–2 ... July 11 – At KC <b>Municipal</b> 
<b>Stadium</b>, one-<b>hit</b> three-innings shutout pitching by Bob Friend and <b>home runs</b> by 
Ernie&nbsp;... The Los Angeles <b>Memorial</b> Coliseum is an American outdoor sports <b>stadium</b> 
located in the ... The Coliseum served as their <b>home stadium</b> again from 2016 to 
2019 prior to the team&#39;s move to SoFi ... The Dodgers <b>won the</b> ensuing playoff 
and went on to win the World Series. ... <b>Bell</b>, David Christopher (September 25, 
2013).
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Kansas City <b>Municipal Stadium</b> was an American baseball and football stadium 
in the central ... The Royals <b>won the final</b> game (and event) at <b>Municipal Stadium</b>, 
a 4–0 win over the ... Four days prior Gene Tenace of the Oakland A&#39;s <b>hit the final</b> 
<b>home run</b>, and John <b>Mayberry hit the final</b> Royals <b>home run</b> the night before. Cleveland Stadium, commonly known as <b>Municipal Stadium</b> or Lakefront 
Stadium, was a ... The Browns played their <b>final</b> game at the stadium in 
December 1995. As part of an ... No player ever <b>hit</b> a <b>home run</b> into the center 
field bleachers. John Claiborn <b>Mayberry</b> (born February 18, 1949) is a former Major League 
Baseball player ... Between three levels, <b>Mayberry hit</b> 23 <b>home runs</b> and slugged 
.552. ... a double off Don Kirkwood to complete the cycle; the Royals <b>won the</b> 
game, ... first game at Yankee <b>Stadium</b>, the Fox telecast incorrectly identified 
<b>Mayberry</b> Sr. <b>Memorial Stadium</b> was a sports stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, that formerly 
stood on 33rd ... The Steelers had <b>won the</b> game handily (40–14), and most of 
the fans had already exited the stadium by the time the game ended. ... The only 
<b>home run</b> ball ever <b>hit</b> completely out of <b>Memorial Stadium</b> was slugged by Frank
&nbsp;... Kauffman <b>Stadium</b> (then Royals <b>Stadium</b>), <b>home</b> of the Royals beginning in 1973. 
The Royals began operations with General Manager Cedric Tallis, who soon&nbsp;... The Kansas City Royals are an American professional baseball team based in 
Kansas City, ... The event was previously held at <b>Municipal Stadium</b> in 1960, 
when the ... after he had <b>hit</b> a two-run <b>home run</b> off Gossage that put the Royals 
up 5–4 in the ... and the Royals <b>won the</b> game after it was resumed several 
weeks later. The 1977 American League Championship Series was a five-game series 
played between October 5 and 9, 1977, at Yankee <b>Stadium</b> (Games 1–2), and 
Royals <b>Stadium</b> (3–5). ... This series, they would again win it in their <b>last</b> at bat. ... 
John <b>Mayberry hit</b> a two-run <b>home run</b> off of Dick Tidrow in the third. Thurman 
Munson&nbsp;... ... 184 (1980); Runs Created: George Brett, 142 (1985); Extra-Base <b>Hits</b>: Hal 
McRae, ... At Bats per Strikeout: George Brett, 23.5 (1977); At Bats per <b>Home Run</b>
: Bob Hamelin, ... 4 in 2000; <b>Home runs</b>: 168 in 1987; <b>Home runs</b> in a month: 12, 
John <b>Mayberry</b>, ... This page was <b>last</b> edited on 22 February 2020, at 02:12 (UTC)
. The 1972 Kansas City Royals season was a season in American baseball. It 
involved the ... Municipal Stadium (since 1969); Kansas City, Missouri (since 
1969) ... were traded by the Royals to the Houston Astros for John <b>Mayberry</b> and 
Dave ... At bats; H = <b>Hits</b>; Avg. = Batting average; HR = <b>Home runs</b>; RBI = Runs 
batted in&nbsp;... George Brett <b>hit</b> the <b>home run</b> that ultimately <b>won the</b> game for the Kansas City 
Royals. Playing at New York&#39;s Yankee <b>Stadium</b>, the Royals were trailing 4–3 with
&nbsp;...
Gene Tenace
Municipal Stadium (Kansas City, Missouri)