Jack Fournier's Three-Home-Run Game, 1926
Jack Fournier hit three home runs in one game for the Brooklyn Robins against the St. Louis Cardinals on July 13, 1926. The Brooklyn Robins lost 12–10.
The game was played at Sportsman's Park III in St. Louis. The announced attendance was 3,500. The game took 1h 55m. It was a day game.
It was the only time Jack Fournier managed it. Bill Sherdel started for the St. Louis Cardinals. Peter McLaughlin umpired behind the plate. It is the only three-home-run game the archive records anywhere in the majors that season.
Key figures
Three-Home-Run Game
Sources
- Retrosheet, SLN192607130
- Retrosheet event files — event:SLN192607130
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