They Rewrote The Record Book – These are the Braves who together collected a total of 12 home runs in yesterday’s doubleheader against the Pirates to break two National League records and tie a major league mark. Left to right, with their contributions in parentheses: Johnny Logan (2), Sid Gordon (1), Joe Adcock (1), Ed Mathews (3), Jack Dittmer (1), Del Crandall (1) and Jim Pendleton (3).
They Rewrote The Record Book – These are the Braves who together collected a total of 12 home runs in yesterday’s doubleheader against the Pirates to break two National League records and tie a major league mark. Left to right, with their contributions in parentheses: Johnny Logan (2), Sid Gordon (1), Joe Adcock (1), Ed Mathews (3), Jack Dittmer (1), Del Crandall (1) and Jim Pendleton (3).
They Rewrote The Record Book – These are the Braves who together collected a total of 12 home runs in yesterday’s doubleheader against the Pirates to break two National League records and tie a major league mark. Left to right, with their contributions in parentheses: Johnny Logan (2), Sid Gordon (1), Joe Adcock (1), Ed Mathews (3), Jack Dittmer (1), Del Crandall (1) and Jim Pendleton (3).
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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Teams: Milwaukee Braves: 1950s
![Back to Business - Bob Hazle, Milwaukee Braves outfielder, straightens his cap as he takes some good-natured kidding [from] his teammate, pitcher Warren Spahn, during pre-game warmup session here last night. Hazle returned to lineup last night for first time since he was struck in head by pitched ball in Cardinals - Braves game, May 7. Game the Philadelphia Phillies was rained out before first inning could be completed. Spahn (right), with 6 - 0 record, is Braves standout pitcher so far this season.](https://bpldcassets.blob.core.windows.net/derivatives/images/commonwealth:q237ms70p/image_thumbnail_300.jpg)
