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Q: Sandy Koufax, Hall of
Fame pitcher, was a poor
hitter with only 75 hits and
a .097 career batting aver-
age. Which pitcher yielded
Koufax' first major league
hit?
A: Johnny Klippstein. On
June 8, 1956, the Reds'
pitcher gave up a ground
single to right field. The
Cincinnati Reds defeated
the Brooklyn Dodgers, 6- 4.
Q: Tom Zachary gave up
Babe Ruth's 60th home run
and Tracy Stallard surren-
dered Roger Maris' 61st
home run. What pitcher
yielded Hank Greenberg's
58th and last home run of
the 1938 season?
A: Bill Cox. On Sept. 27,
1938, in the second game of
a doubleheader, the Tiger
first baseman hit a third in-
ning home run, his second of
the game. The Tigers de-
feated the St. Louis Browns,
in a game halted by dark-
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Yehuda Paz, director of
the Afro-Asian Institute in
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dinner for Louis and Ruth
Redstone Tuesday at Cong.
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