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ON THIS DAY · November 11 in Dodgers History: Fernando Valenzuela Wins Cy Young Award as First Rookie Ever (1981)
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July 6
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1970, Cesar Cedeno hits the first homerun of his career

July 6 in Dodgers History: Cesar Cedeno hits the first homerun of his career (1970)

July 6, 1970, Cesar Cedeno blasts the first homerun of his career in the bottom of the 6th at the Astrodome off Los Angeles Dodgers Claude Osteen. The homerun scored Bob Watson...

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July 6
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1979, Los Angeles Dodgers purchase the contract of Fernando Valenzuela

July 6 in Dodgers History: Los Angeles Dodgers purchase the contract of Fernando Valenzuela (1979)

July 6, 1979, The Los Angeles Dodgers purchase the contract of a young lefty from Yucatan for $120,000 named Fernando Valenzuela and assign him to Lodi in the California League where he...

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July 6
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1952, Ben Wade homers twice vs Warren Spahn in an 8 – 2 win over the Braves.

July 6 in Dodgers History: Ben Wade homers twice vs Warren Spahn in an 8 – 2 win over the Braves. (1952)

[adrotate banner=”41″] On July 6, 1952, At Braves Field, Brooklyn Dodgers Pitcher Ben Wade homers twice and drives in three runs vs future Hall of Famer Warren Spahn in an 8 –...

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July 5
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1951, Gil Hodges homers lead the Dodgers over the GiantsChuck Dressen declares, “We knocked ’em out. They won’t bother us anymore.”

July 5 in Dodgers History: Gil Hodges homers lead the Dodgers over the GiantsChuck Dressen declares, “We knocked ’em out. They won’t bother us anymore.” (1951)

On July 5, 1951 At Ebbets Field , Gil Hodges hits his 27th homer of the year to lead the Dodgers to a 8 – 4 win over the Giants. Andy Pafko...

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July 5
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1935, Brothers Tony and Al Cuccinello hit home runs in the same game

July 5 in Dodgers History: Brothers Tony and Al Cuccinello hit home runs in the same game (1935)

On July 5, 1935, brothers Tony and Al Cuccinello hit home runs in the same game. Tony homers for the Brooklyn Dodgers while Al goes deep for the New York Giants, marking...

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July 5
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1913, The Giants win their 11th straight, beating Brooklyn, 3 – 2. Christy Mathewson the winner extends his walkless streak is at 47 inn

July 5 in Dodgers History: The Giants win their 11th straight, beating Brooklyn, 3 – 2. Christy Mathewson the winner extends his walkless streak is at 47 inn (1913)

[adrotate banner=”41″] On July 5, 1913 With manager John McGraw in the grandstand, the Giants win their 11th straight, beating Brooklyn, 3 – 2. Christy Mathewson is the winner over Pat Ragan,...

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July 4
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1948, Led by Roy Campanella’s first two major league homers, the host Dodgers edge the Giants, 13 – 12, in a wild game lasting 3 1/2 hou

July 4 in Dodgers History: Led by Roy Campanella’s first two major league homers, the host Dodgers edge the Giants, 13 – 12, in a wild game lasting 3 1/2 hou (1948)

On July 4, 1948 At Ebbets Field Led by Roy Campanella’s first two major league homers, the Brooklyn Dodgers edge the New York Giants, 13 – 12, in a wild game lasting...

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July 3
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1951, former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck

July 3 in Dodgers History: former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck (1951)

On July 3, 1951, former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck. The 37-year-old Casey won 75 games and saved 55 games over a nine-year career,...

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July 3
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1951, former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck

July 3 in Dodgers History: former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck (1951)

On July 3, 1951, former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck. The 37-year-old Casey won 75 games and saved 55 games over a nine-year career,...

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July 3
Dodgers: Dodgers, 1951, former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck

July 3 in Dodgers History: former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck (1951)

On July 3, 1951, former major league pitcher Hugh Casey commits suicide by shooting himself in the neck. The 37-year-old Casey won 75 games and saved 55 games over a nine-year career,...

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