Shibe Park American League Lasts
aka Connie Mack Stadium (1953-70)
Philadelphia, PA
This park was the temporary home for the Phillies (05/16/1927-05/28/1927)
and the permanent home (07/04/1938-10/01/1970).
This park was the home of the American League
Athletics from 1909 through 1954.
For the stadium firsts, click here.
| Game | 09/19/1954 | Yankees 4, Athletics 2 |
| Umpires | Hank Soar, Frank Umont | |
| Charlie Berry, Johnny Stevens | ||
| Managers | Eddie Joost, Athletics | |
| Casey Stengel, Yankees | ||
| Starting Pitchers | Art Ditmar, Athletics | |
| Tom Morgan, Yankees | ||
| Attendance | 1,715 | |
| Batting | ||
| Batter | Joe DeMaestri | |
| Hit | Frank Leja (single) | |
| Run | Gil McDougald | |
| RBI | Gil McDougald | |
| Single | Frank Leja | |
| Double | Andy Carey (09/18/1954) | |
| Triple | Harry Agganis (09/25/1954 Game 2) | |
| Home Run | Gil McDougald | |
| Grand Slam | Red Wilson (08/29/1954 Game 1) | |
| IPHR | Bill Wilson (07/09/1954) | |
| Stolen Base | Lou Limmer | |
| Sacrifice Hit | Arnie Portocarrero (09/18/1954) | |
| Sacrifice Fly | Eddie Robinson (09/18/1954) | |
| Cycle | George Kell (06/02/1950) | |
| Pitching | ||
| Win | Johnny Sain | |
| Loss | Moe Burtschy | |
| Shutout | Fritz Dorish (08/27/1954) | |
| Save | Jim Konstanty | |
| Hit by Pitch | Allie Reynolds hit Joe Astroth (09/18/1954) | |
| Wild Pitch | Arnie Portocarrero (09/18/1954) | |
| Balk | Marion Fricano (06/30/1954) | |
| No-Hitter | Bill McCahan (09/03/1947) | |
| Fielding | ||
| Putout | Mickey Mantle |
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