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April 9, 1953: Braves get a wet welcome to Milwaukee

April 14, 1953: Milwaukee Braves christen County Stadium with ceremonies, civic pride, and Hollywood-style extra-inning victory

May 25, 1953: Braves’ Max Surkont sets modern consecutive strikeout record

August 22, 1953: Johnny Logan’s walk-off single secures Bob Buhl’s 14-inning gem

May 28, 1954: Milwaukee’s Lew Burdette pitches complete game in 12-inning walk-off win

June 2, 1954: Jackie Robinson ejected in Brooklyn’s rain-shortened win

June 12, 1954: An unlikely candidate: Jim Wilson hurls first no-hitter at Milwaukee’s County Stadium

July 15, 1954: Down by five runs in ninth, Braves rally to win

May 12, 1955: Crandall’s walk-off homer in 12th gives Conley complete-game victory

Stan Musial approaches home plate after hitting the game-winning home run in the 1955 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at County Stadium in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (SABR-Rucker Archive)

July 12, 1955: Stan Musial seals Milwaukee’s first baseball All-Star celebration

September 11, 1955: Crandall’s two-out walk-off grand slam wins it for Braves

May 26, 1956: Braves walk off in 11th to preserve Crone’s complete-game gem

July 19, 1956: Joe Adcock’s forever record of 8 RBIs at County Stadium

June 30, 1957: Eddie Mathews’ walk-off blast leads Braves to sweep

September 23, 1957: Hank Aaron’s walk-off home run gives Milwaukee Braves the flag

October 5, 1957: Yankees’ Tony Kubek comes home, hits two World Series home runs in Milwaukee

October 6, 1957: Spahn goes the distance; Mathews belts two-run homer in 10th to tie Series

October 7, 1957: Fidgety Lew Burdette befuddles Yankees in World Series shutout

May 27, 1958: Braves win on Adcock’s walk-off pinch homer

October 1, 1958: Spahn’s 10-inning complete game beats Yankees

October 2, 1958: Braves hammer Yankees in Game 2 of World Series

October 8, 1958: Yankees score two in 10th to send World Series to Game 7

October 9, 1958: Yankees rally late to beat Braves in Game 7 of World Series

May 26, 1959: Harvey Haddix pitches 12 perfect innings, loses in 13th

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