Milwaukee County Stadium greatest games – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

September 28, 1959: Dodgers win first game of 1959 NL playoff behind Larry Sherry’s strong relief

July 4, 1960: Braves’ rally supplies the fireworks on Independence Day

August 18, 1960: Lew Burdette tosses a no-hitter for Braves

September 16, 1960: Warren Spahn no-hits Phillies, wins 20th game of season

September 25, 1960: Eddie Mathews’ walk-off homer wins battle vs. Pirates, though war is lost

April 28, 1961: Braves’ Warren Spahn pitches second career no-hitter

April 30, 1961: The Say Hey Kid’s four-homer game

May 4, 1961: Joe Adcock’s walk-off grand slam wins it for Braves

August 11, 1961: Braves’ Warren Spahn wins his 300th career game

July 12, 1962: Hank Aaron’s walk-off grand slam caps Braves’ comeback victory

May 21, 1963: Reds’ Jim Maloney strikes out eight consecutive Braves batters

April 22, 1964: McCovey’s three homers sink Braves in home opener

May 5, 1965: Mathews rips walk-off double in 14th; Blasingame goes the distance for Braves

September 22, 1965: Braves bid farewell to Milwaukee

June 16, 1969: Chicago White Sox defeat Seattle Pilots in Milwaukee

April 7, 1970: Milwaukee Brewers make their debut at County Stadium

May 15, 1973: Davey May’s 17th-inning blast hoists Brewers to victory

July 29, 1973: Brewers’ Boomer drives in six to sweep the Yankees

April 17, 1974: Gaylord Perry goes 15 innings; ‘Macaroni Pony’ hits walk-off homer for Brewers

May 1, 1975: Hank Aaron breaks the Babe’s RBI record

July 15, 1975: In Milwaukee, NL wins fourth straight All-Star Game

April 8, 1976: Hammerin’ Hank knocks in three in his final Opening Day

July 20, 1976: Hank Aaron hits his 755th and final career home run

June 26, 1977: Cecil Cooper’s walk-off grand slam propels Brewers