1947 World Series Dodgers Yankees Game 4 Ticket Stub LAVAGETTO BREAKS UP NO HITTER Baseball Autographs and social change

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1947 World Series Dodgers Yankees Game 4 Ticket Stub LAVAGETTO BREAKS UP NO HITTER Baseball Autographs and social changeEntering Game 4, New York held a 2 1 Series advantage, and starter Bill Bevens was on the cusp of history, protecting a no hitter with just one out to go in the ninth. The game took a dramatic turn when Brooklyn sent Cookie Lavagetto to the plate as a pinch hitter for Eddie Stanky. Lavagetto delivered a two run hit, scoring Al Gionfriddo and Eddie Miksis; both of whom Bevens had walked to give the Dodgers a one run victory. It was a textbook reminder