Mickey Mantle Hits for the Cycle, 1957
Mickey Mantle hit for the cycle for the New York Yankees against the Chicago White Sox on July 23, 1957: a single, a double, a triple and a home run in the same game. The New York Yankees won 10–6.
The game was played at Yankee Stadium I in New York. The announced attendance was 42,422. The game took 3h 20m. It was a night game, at 76 degrees.
It was the only time Mickey Mantle managed it. Bob Keegan started for the Chicago White Sox. Bill McKinley umpired behind the plate. It is the last of two cycles the archive records that season.
Key figures
Hits for the Cycle
Sources
- Retrosheet, NYA195707230
- Retrosheet event files — event:NYA195707230
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