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ON THIS DAY · October 8 in San Francisco Giants History: Giants gaffs lead to Red Sox taking game 1 behind Joe Wood (1912)
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October 5
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1936, Giants beat Yankees in extra innings to stay alive and win game 5 of World Series 1936 – Full Radio Broadcast

October 5 in San Francisco Giants History: Giants beat Yankees in extra innings to stay alive and win game 5 of World Series 1936 – Full Radio Broadcast (1936)

October 5, 1936 World Series Game 5 The New York Giants struck first with back-to-back leadoff doubles by Jo-Jo Moore and Dick Bartell off Red Ruffing. RBI singles by Jimmy Ripple and...

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October 5
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1921, The first “Subway Series” gets underway between the New York Giants and New York Yankees

October 5 in San Francisco Giants History: The first “Subway Series” gets underway between the New York Giants and New York Yankees (1921)

test On October 5, 1921, New York is host to the first one-city World Series since 1906 and the Polo Grounds is the site for all nine games. Carl Mays of the...

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October 2
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1938, Mel Ott establishes the record for the most games played before a 30th birthday with 1,739

October 2 in San Francisco Giants History: Mel Ott establishes the record for the most games played before a 30th birthday with 1,739 (1938)

[adrotate banner=”32″] On October 2, 1938 — At the Polo Grounds, Mel Ott singles home a run in the Giants’ 3-2 victory over Boston in the season finale at the Polo Grounds....

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October 1
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1951, The Giants and Dodgers play the first Nationally Televised Game

October 1 in San Francisco Giants History: The Giants and Dodgers play the first Nationally Televised Game (1951)

On October 1, 1951, The Giants’ 3-1 victory over the Dodgers in the first game of the National League playoffs is the first major league contest to be televised coast-to-coast. CBS, who...

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October 1
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1951, The Giants and Dodgers play the first Nationally Televised Game

October 1 in San Francisco Giants History: The Giants and Dodgers play the first Nationally Televised Game (1951)

On October 1, 1951, The Giants’ 3-1 victory over the Dodgers in the first game of the National League playoffs is the first major league contest to be televised coast-to-coast. CBS, who...

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October 1
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 2014, Brandon Crawford becomes the first shortstop to hit a postseason grand slam

October 1 in San Francisco Giants History: Brandon Crawford becomes the first shortstop to hit a postseason grand slam (2014)

[adrotate banner=”49″] On October 1, 2014, Brandon Crawford becomes the first shortstop to hit a postseason grand slam when he clears the bases in the fourth inning of the winner-take-all National League...

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October 1
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1954, Giants go up 3 games to 0 over the Indians 1954 World Series Full Radio Broadcast

October 1 in San Francisco Giants History: Giants go up 3 games to 0 over the Indians 1954 World Series Full Radio Broadcast (1954)

October 1 1954 – A huge crowd of 71,555 hoped to see Cleveland get its first win, but things did not go well for the home team. The Indians trailed 1–0 quickly...

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September 30
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1954, Gaints take game 2 of Series behind Johnny Antonelli and Dusty Rhodes

September 30 in San Francisco Giants History: Gaints take game 2 of Series behind Johnny Antonelli and Dusty Rhodes (1954)

[adrotate banner=”32″] September 30, 1954 Once again, the visitors started quickly but could not hold their lead. Al Smith’s leadoff home run off Johnny Antonelli put Cleveland up 1–0. Early Wynn preserved...

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September 29
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1957, New York Giants played their final game at the Polo Grounds

September 29 in San Francisco Giants History: New York Giants played their final game at the Polo Grounds (1957)

On September 29, 1957, the New York Giants played their final game at the Polo Grounds, losing to the Pirates 9-1. After the game, fans stormed the field and tore up the...

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September 29
San Francisco Giants: San Francisco Giants, 1914, Boston Braves clinch the pennant, completing an incredible second-half comeback

September 29 in San Francisco Giants History: Boston Braves clinch the pennant, completing an incredible second-half comeback (1914)

On September 29, 1914, the Boston Braves clinch the pennant, completing an incredible second-half comeback. The Braves, who were in last place in mid-July, will win the pennant by 10 and a...

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