Roger Connor hits first grand slam in MLB history on September 10

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Roger Connor hits first grand slam in MLB history on September 10
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On September 10, 1881, Roger Connor of the Troy Trojans recorded the first grand slam in Major League Baseball history. He achieved this during a dramatic walk-off game, securing an 8-7 victory over Worcester. Several other significant sports milestones occurred on this date throughout history, including the establishment of the first East-West All-Star Game of Black baseball in 1933 and Mickey Mantle hitting his 400th home run in 1962. These events highlight September 10 as a notable date in sports history.

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  • Roger Connor's grand slam secured an 8-7 win for Troy in 1881.
  • The first East-West All-Star Game occurred in 1933.
  • Mickey Mantle hit his 400th home run in 1962.
  • Ethiopia's Abebe Bikila won the Olympic marathon in 1960.
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  • 10:35 PMYahoo SportsToday in sports history, September 12
  • 10:16 PMYahoo SportsToday in sports history, September 11
  • 9:52 PMYahoo SportsToday in sports history, September 10
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