1940 World Series - Home Runs By Pitchers

Home Runs By Pitchers

Bucky Walters was the fourth National League pitcher to hit a home run during a World Series game. The others were:

Name/Team Date Game/Inning
Rosy Ryan (NYG) October 6, 1924 Game 3, fourth
Jack Bentley (NYG) October 8, 1924 Game 5, fifth
Jesse Haines (STL) October 5, 1926 Game 3, fourth

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