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This Day in Giants History: October 2, 1917
In the first game of a doubleheader at the Baker Bowl, the Giants win, 5-2. New York pitcher Jesse Barnes, a lifetime .214 hitter, walks twice in one inning, the only pitcher ever to do so. In the nitecap‚ Pete … Continue reading →
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