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After hitting his then-record 60th home run of the 1927 season, Babe Ruth said, "Sixty, count 'em, sixty. Let's see some other son-of-a-bitch match that." Jimmie Foxx almost did, five years later, with an agonizingly close 58 four baggers. Here are the stories of Foxx's and 11 other near-record breaking performances: Bill Terry's 254 hits in 1930, three short of George Sisler's record 257; Elroy Face's 17 consecutive pitching victories, two short of Rube Marquard's record; and Willie Mays's 17 home runs in August of 1965, just one off Rudy York's mark for a single month, are three more of the performances detailed. Boxscores and statistical tables are provided.
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reviewed Missed It by That Much: Baseball Players Who Challenged the Record Books on December 29, 2006
Missed It by That Much: Baseball Players Who Challenged the Record Books
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Add Missed It by That Much: Baseball Players Who Challenged the Record Books, After hitting his then-record 60th home run of the 1927 season, Babe Ruth said, Sixty, count 'em, sixty. Let's see some other son-of-a-bitch match that. Jimmie Foxx almost did, five years later, with an agonizingly close 58 four baggers. Here are the st, Missed It by That Much: Baseball Players Who Challenged the Record Books to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Missed It by That Much: Baseball Players Who Challenged the Record Books, After hitting his then-record 60th home run of the 1927 season, Babe Ruth said, Sixty, count 'em, sixty. Let's see some other son-of-a-bitch match that. Jimmie Foxx almost did, five years later, with an agonizingly close 58 four baggers. Here are the st, Missed It by That Much: Baseball Players Who Challenged the Record Books to your collection on WonderClub |
