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Below is a list of all known players to accept hit four or more than dwelling house runs in a single professional game, first published by SABR founding member Bob McConnell in "The Minor League Research Journal, Vol. 2" in 1997, updated in Going for the Fences: The Small League Domicile Run Record Book (2009), and now maintained online. Delight transport corrections to Jacob Pomrenke at jpomrenke@sabr.org.

The record for near home runs in a single game is viii, held by Jay Clarke for Corsicana of the Texas League on June 15, 1902. (Clarke's total is yet disputed, reported by some newspapers as three homers at the fourth dimension but with no surviving box score to assistance confirm or deny his feat.) V home runs in a game has been achieved four times: Pete Schneider (1923), Lou Frierson (1934), Cecil Dunn (1936) and Dick Lane (1948). In the pre-professional era, Lipman Expressway also hitting five dwelling runs in 1866.

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Players to hit 4 home runs in a major-league game are highlighted in RED .

June viii, 1889: Jack Crooks

• Western Association, at Saint Paul, MN
  Omaha Omahogs 19, Saint Paul Apostles 15
  John C. Crooks of the Omahogs went v-five with 4 home runs and a unmarried.

May 31, 1892: Dan Cronin

• New England League, at Salem, MA
  Pawtucket 17, Salem 9
  Pawtucket first baseman Daniel F. Cronin had iv home runs.

MAY 30, 1894: BOBBY LOWE

• National League, at Congress Street Grounds, Boston, MA
  Boston Beaneaters 20, Cincinnati Reds 11
  Robert 50. Lowe of the Beaneaters became the first histrion in major-league history to hit four home runs in a unmarried game.

July xxx, 1894: Buck Freeman

• New England League, at Haverhill, MA
  Haverhill vs. Pawtucket Maroons
  Haverhill'due south John Frank "Buck" Freeman went v-5 with four homers (including 1 IPHR) and xiii RBIs. He had two homers in the next game, as well.
  

May 12, 1895: Beak Bottenus

• Eastern League, at Buffalo Baseball Park, Buffalo, NY
  Buffalo Bisons 18, Wilkes-Barre Coal Barons 13
  Bisons leadoff hitter/left fielder William 1000. Bottenus went five-for-5 with 4 dwelling house runs, ix RBIs, and 18 full bases. Click hither to read more virtually this game.

May 28, 1895: Hercules Burnett

• Southern League, at Louisiana Street Park, Evansville, IN;
  Evansville Blackness Birds 25, Memphis Giants 10
  Black Birds rightfielder Hercules H. Burnett had 4 habitation runs.

June 11, 1895: Bill Kuehne

• Western League, at Hiawatha Park, Minneapolis, MN;
  Minneapolis Millers sixteen, Indianapolis Indians 5
  Millers third baseman William J. Kuehne had 4 habitation runs.

July 23, 1895: Perry Werden

• Western League, at Hiawatha Park, Minneapolis, MN;
  Minneapolis Millers 18, Detroit Tigers v
  Millers first baseman Perry West. Werden had 4 home runs.

JULY 13, 1896: ED DELAHANTY

• National League, at West Side Grounds, Chicago, IL
  Chicago Colts 9, Philadelphia Phillies viii
  Phillies outfielder Edward J. Delahanty became the 2d thespian in major-league history to hit four home runs in a single game. Two of them were inside-the-park.

June xv, 1902: Jay Clarke

• Texas League, at Ennis, TX
  Corsicana Oil Cities 51, Texarkana Casketmakers 3
  Oil Cities catcher Jay J. Clarke went 8-8 with eight abode runs, a single-game professional record. Game played away from Corsicana's home park to avoid bluish laws. Annotation: Clarke's total is notwithstanding disputed, reported past some newspapers equally three homers and eight runs scored, just there is no surviving box score to help ostend or deny his feat.

May 14, 1903: Henry Bateman

• Texas League, at Corsicana, TX
  Paris Parasites vs. Corsicana Oil Cities
  Henry Quait Bateman of Paris went 5-v with four home runs and a triple.
  

September ix, 1913: Waldo Jackley

• Ohio Country League, at Hamilton, OH
  Ironton Nailers 16, Hamilton Maroons 5
  Waldo T. Jackley of the Nailers had 4 home runs.

June 24, 1919: High Pockets Kelly

• International League, at Lauers Park, Reading, PA
  Rochester Hustlers 19, Reading Coal Barons 0
  Hustlers offset baseman George "High Pockets" Kelly, a future Hall of Famer, went 5-6 with 4 domicile runs, a double and 9 RBIs.

August 31, 1920: Frank Askland

• Southward Dakota League, at Wessington Springs, SD
  Mitchell Kernels 16, Wessington Springs Saints 5
  Kernels catcher Frank Askland had 4 habitation runs.

May eleven, 1923: Pete Schneider

• Pacific Coast League, at Bonneville Park, Salt Lake City, UT
  Vernon Tigers 35, Salt Lake City Bees eleven
  Tiger correct fielder Peter J. Schneider went 6-viii with five home runs — including two chiliad slams, and two home runs in the seventh inning solitary — and 14 RBIs.

Baronial 9, 1923: John Gillespie

• Eastern League, at Hampden Park, Springfield, MA
  Bridgeport Americans 10, Springfield Ponies 9, 10 innings
  Americans pitcher John P. Gillespie had 4 home runs, including the game-winner in the 10th inning.

July nineteen, 1924: Bud Davis

• Western Association, at Petrolia Park, Okmulgee, OK
  Okmulgee Drillers vs. Springfield Midgets
  Davis went 5-5 with iv dwelling runs and 9 RBIs.
  

July 15, 1925: Earl Waltz

• Bluish Ridge League, at Martinsburg, WV
  Waynesboro Villagers xvi, Martinsburg Blue Sox 5
  Earl West. Waltz of the Villagers had 4 home runs.

May 17, 1926: Ben "Al" Mallonee

• Virginia League, at Portsmouth, VA
  Richmond Colts 17, Portsmouth Truckers 5
  Howard B. "Al" Mallonee of the Colts had 4 home runs. He had homered in his previous two games and homered in his next game, as well.

July xiv, 1926: Al Maderas

• 3-I League, at Eagles Park, Quincy, IL
  Quincy Red Birds 14, Springfield Senators 12
  Senators' Alfredo J. Maderas had four home runs.

July 17, 1927: Clay Hopper

• 3-I League, at Eagles Park, Quincy, IL
  Danville Veterans 28-1, Quincy Red Birds half-dozen-2, 2d game, seven innings.
  In the first game, Robert "Clay" Hopper of the Veterans had 4 dwelling house runs.

June 11, 1928: Tommy Harris

• W Texas League, at Midland, TX
  Midland Colts 27, Hamlin Pied Pipers 9
  Colts left fielder Thomas F. Harris had four home runs. Click hither to view an article and box score of this game.

May 13, 1930: Walter Holke

• New York-Pennsylvania League, at Buehler Park, Hazleton, PA
  Scranton Miners nine, Hazleton Mountaineers 8
  Mountaineers manager-beginning baseman Walter H. Holke had four home runs.

June 8, 1930: Ken Strong

• New York-Pennsylvania League, at Buehler Park, Hazleton, PA
  Hazleton Mountaineers 12, Wilkes-Barre 3
  Mountaineers left fielder Kenneth E. Strong had 4 domicile runs.

June 1, 1932: Fizz Arlett

• International League, at Lauers Park, Reading, PA
  Baltimore Orioles 14, Reading Keystones 13
  Orioles left fielder Russell L. "Buzz" Arlett had 4 home runs, including the first three while batting left-handed. Information technology was the commencement of 2 4-Hour games for Arlett in 1932.

JUNE 3, 1932: LOU GEHRIG

• American League, at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, PA
  New York Yankees xx, Philadelphia A's 13
  Yankees first baseman Henry Louis Gehrig became the third player in major-league history to hit four home runs in a single game. He hit 4 home runs in his first 4 at-bats, but his greatest day was overshadowed by the annunciation of John McGraw's retirement. In Gehrig's 6th at-bat, Al Simmons robbed him of a potential dwelling house run with a leaping catch in deep center field.

July 4, 1932: Buzz Arlett

• International League, at Oriole Park, Baltimore, MD
  Baltimore Orioles 21, Reading Keystones ten
  Oriole left fielder Russell L. "Fizz" Arlett had 4 home runs, including a grand slam. His first and 4th HRs came correct-handed. It was his second iv-Hr game in 5 weeks.

May 30, 1934: Lou Frierson

• West Dixie League, at League Park, Paris, TX
  Jacksonville Jax 17, Paris Pirates 12
  William L. "Lou" Frierson of the Pirates went 5-6 with 5 home runs and viii RBIs. The home runs came in v consecutive at-bats.

June 14, 1935: Dale Alexander

• American Association, at Nicollet Park, Minneapolis, MN
  Kansas Urban center Dejection 15, Minneapolis Millers 2
  D. Dale Alexander of the Blues had 4 home runs in his first 4 at-bats — and then striking into a double play his fifth time upwardly.

April 29, 1936: Cecil Dunn

• Evangeline League, at Legion Field, Lake Charles, LA
  Alexandria Aces 28, Lake Charles Skippers five
  Aces kickoff baseman Cecil A. Dunn went 6-7 with five habitation runs, a single and 12 RBIs.

June 15, 1936: Tip Tobin

• Eastward Texas League, at Marshall, TX
  Marshall Orphans vs. Jacksonville Jax
  John Tobin went 4-v with 4 homers and 8 RBIs.
  

JULY x, 1936: CHUCK KLEIN

• National League, at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, PA
  Philadelphia Phillies 9, Pittsburgh Pirates half dozen, 10 innings
  Phillies right fielder Charles H. "Chuck" Klein became the quaternary actor in major-league history to hit four dwelling runs in a unmarried game. His 4 homers included 1 in the 10th inning.

August 24, 1936: Taylor Sanford

• Bi-Country League, at Mayodan Park, Mayodan, NC
  Danville Leafs 13, Mayodan Orphans iii
  Taylor H. Sanford of the Leafs had four abode runs.

May 6, 1938: Bob Seeds

• International League, at Offerman Stadium, Buffalo, NY
  Newark Bears 22, Buffalo Bisons nine
  Bears right fielder Robert I. Seeds hit four dwelling house runs — in the fourth, 5th, 6th and 7th innings. In his next game, he hit 3 homers.

JULY 28, 1938: JOSH GIBSON

• Negro National League, at Mark Park, Zanesville, OH
  Homestead Grays 17, Memphis Ruby-red Sox 4
  Grays right fielder Josh Gibson became the fifth actor in major-league history to hit 4 dwelling house runs, which he accomplished in a game against the Memphis Carmine Sox of the Negro American League. No box score for this game has been located, but visit Gary Ashwill's Agate Type weblog for more details.

August 13, 1938: Mel Wasley

• Northern League, at Athletic Park, Duluth, MN
  Duluth Dukes 17-three, Fargo-Moorhead Twins 5-2, second game vii innings.
  In the showtime game, Dukes center fielder Melvin C. Wasley had 4 home runs.

July 4, 1940: Ab Wright

• American Association, at Nicollet Park, Minneapolis, MN
  Minneapolis Millers 17, Saint Paul Saints 5
  In the 2nd game of a doubleheader, Millers right fielder Albert O. "Ab" Wright went 5-five with 4 abode runs, a triple and 7 RBIs.

July 8, 1940: Babe Paul

• Western Association, at Athletic Park, Muskogee, OK
  Muskogee Reds ten, Joplin Miners 8
  Reds third baseman Erwin B. "Babe" Paul had four dwelling runs.

September three, 1945: Pecker Hart

• American Association, at Lexington Park, Saint Paul, MN
  Saint Paul Saints 16, Minneapolis Millers i
  In the first game, Saints shortstop William Due west. Hart had iv home runs.

May iii, 1946: Ken Rhyne

• Georgia-Florida League, at Moultrie, GA
  Moultrie Packers 12, Thomasville Tigers 2
  Packers starting time baseman Kenneth E. Rhyne had 4 home runs.

May ii, 1947: Ken Myers

• Sunset League, at City Park, Las Vegas, NV
  Las Vegas Wranglers 30, Ontario Orioles 5
  Wranglers beginning baseman Kenneth E. Myers had iv dwelling runs.

May ix, 1947: Ross Morrow

• Due north Carolina State League, at Mooresville Park, Mooresville, NC
  Mooresville Moors 18, Concord Weavers 17
  Ross M. Morrow of the Moors had 4 home runs.

June 1, 1947: Philip Alotta, Vince Pascale

• Dusk League, at Moana Park, Reno, NV
  Reno Silver Sox 22, Ontario Orioles 19
  In the get-go game of a doubleheader, Argent Sox center fielder Philip Alotta went 5-6 with 4 homers and 9 RBIs while first baseman Vincent A. Pascale went 5-six with 4 homers and 6 RBIs — the but known instance where ii players each had iv homers in a single game. Click here to read a Reno Evening Gazette commodity about this game.

September 5, 1947: Frank Carswell

• Big Land League, at Paris, TX
  Paris Red Peppers 26, Austin Pioneers 22
  Frank W. Carswell of the Red Peppers had four home runs, including two in the 2d inning.

May 18, 1948: Floyd Yount

• Western Carolina League, at Newton, NC
  Newton-Conover Twins 12, Lincolnton Cardinals 8
  Twins manager F. Edwin Yount had four habitation runs.

June 30, 1948: Len Attyd

• Westward Texas-New United mexican states League, at Lobo Park, LaMesa, TX
  Albuquerque Dukes 31, LaMesa Lobos 10
  Dukes third baseman Leonard F. Attyd had 4 home runs.

July iii, 1948: Dick Lane

• Primal League, at Dwenger Park, Fort Wayne, IN
  Muskegon Clippers 28, Fort Wayne Generals six
  Clippers leadoff hitter/middle fielder Dick Lane went 6-for-7 with five homers, a unmarried, and 10 RBIs. He hitting 2 home runs in the fourth inning, when the Clippers scored eight runs. He also homered in the showtime, sixth, and 7th innings. Click here to view an Indianapolis Star commodity near Lane'southward feat.

JULY eighteen, 1948: PAT SEEREY

• American League, at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, PA
  Chicago White Sox 12, Philadelphia Athletics 11, 11 innings
  White Sox left fielder Pat Seerey became the sixth player in major-league history to hit four dwelling house runs in a single game. His 11th-inning home run was the game winner.

August 28, 1948: Joe Fortin

• Due west Texas-New Mexico League, at Lobo Park, LaMesa, TX
  Pampa Oilers twenty, LaMesa Lobos 4
  Joseph L. Fortin of the Oilers had 4 domicile runs.

September 3, 1948: Leonard Cross

• Tri-Land League, at Duncan Park, Spartanburg, SC
  Spartanburg Peaches 30, Asheville Tourists half-dozen
  Peaches third baseman Leonard Due east. Cross went seven-7 with 4 abode runs (all in the get-go iv innings), 3 singles and 12 RBIs.

July 27, 1949: Silvio DiMenna

• Virginia League, at McKenzie Street Park, Petersburg, VA
  Petersburg Generals 17, Hopewell Blue Sox iii
  Generals first baseman Silvio DiMenna had 4 home runs.

Baronial xv, 1949: Jack Littrell

• PONY League, at Maple City Park, Hornell, NY
  Hornell Maple Leafs sixteen, Olean Oilers 7
  Jack Due north. Littrell of the Maple Leafs had four dwelling runs.

August 29, 1949: Pud Miller

• W Texas-New United mexican states League, at LaMesa, TX
  LaMesa Lobos 15, Borger Gassers 6
  D.C. Miller of the Lobos had 4 home runs.

August 31, 1949: Jim Warner

• Western International League, at Wenatchee, WA
  Wenatchee Chiefs vs. Salem Senators
  Jim Warner of the Chiefs went 4-7 with 4 home runs and 9 RBIs.
  

September 10, 1949: Dixie Upright

• Big Land League, at Waco, TX
  Waco Pirates vs. Wichita Falls Spudders
  R.T. "Dixie" Upright went 5-5 with 4 habitation runs and 6 RBIs in a Big State League playoff game.
  

August 31, 1950: GIL HODGES

• National League, at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, NY
  Brooklyn Dodgers 19, Boston Braves 3
  Dodgers first baseman Gilbert R. Hodges became the seventh player in major-league history to hit four home runs in a single game.

April xiii, 1951: Miguel Gaspar

• Gulf Declension League, at Washington Park, Laredo, TX
  Laredo Apaches thirteen, Texas Metropolis Texans 2
  Miguel "Pilo" Gaspar of the Apaches had iv dwelling house runs.

April 4, 1953: Ted Beard

• Pacific Coast League, at Lane Field, San Diego, CA
  Hollywood Stars 6, San Diego Padres 5
  Cramer T. "Ted" Bristles of the Stars had 4 home runs. Later became 1 of the few players to hitting a brawl over Forbes Field's 86-foot-alpine right field roof.

Apr xx, 1953: Jerry Crosby

• Western League, at Memorial Field, Colorado Springs, CO
  Colorado Springs Heaven Sox 20, Pueblo Dodgers 16, 2:58
  Jerry 50. Crosby of the Heaven Sox went five-5 with 4 home runs — the beginning batting right-handed and the last three left-handed — and seven RBIs.

August 3, 1953: Dolph Regelsky

• Cotton States League, at Buckwalter Stadium, Summit, MS
  Meridian Millers 21, Hot Springs Bathers 6
  Adolph J. Regelsky of the Millers went 5-5 with 4 home runs, a single and 7 RBIs.

May twenty, 1954: Jim Moore

• Evangeline League, at Miller Field, Crowley, LA
  Crowley Millers vs. Lafayette Oilers
  Jim Moore went 5-5 with 4 domicile runs, a single and 6 RBIs for Crowley.
  

JULY 31, 1954: JOE ADCOCK

• National League, at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, NY
  Milwaukee Braves fifteen, Brooklyn Dodgers vii
  Braves showtime baseman Joseph W. Adcock became the eighth player in major-league history to hit four habitation runs in a unmarried game. His 18 full bases also surpassed Bobby Lowe's lx-year-old major-league tape of 17, set in 1894.

Baronial 6, 1954: Neb Miller

• Georgia State League, at Pilot Field, Statesboro, GA
  Hazlehurst-Baxley Cardinals 12, Statesboro Pilots 8
  William Miller of the Cardinals had four home runs.

September 1, 1954: Joe Bauman

• Longhorn League, at Fair Park Stadium, Roswell, NM
  Roswell Rockets 15, Sweetwater Spudders 4
  Rockets outset baseman Joe Bauman went 5-6 with 4 home runs, a double and 9 RBIs. He went on to set a professional baseball record with 72 home runs in 1954, not broken until Barry Bonds hitting 73 in 2001.

May 22, 1955: Edwin Little

• Big Country League, at Schepps Palms Baseball Park, Corpus Christi, TX
  Corpus Christi Clippers 32, Waco Pirates 7
  Keith Due east. Little of the Clippers went 4-7 with four domicile runs — in four consecutive at-bats — and viii RBIs.

July 4, 1955: Paul Mohr

• Westward Texas-New Mexico League, at Amarillo, TX
  Amarillo Gold Sox vs. Clovis Pioneers
  In the second game of a doubleheader, Paul Mohr of Amarillo went 5-5 with four homers (including a yard slam) and eleven RBIs.
  

July 19, 1955: Jim Lemon

• Southern Association, at Rickwood Field, Birmingham, AL
  League All-Stars ten, Birmingham Barons 5
  Chattanooga Lookouts rightfielder James R. Lemon went 4-5 with 4 home runs and vii RBIs in the league All-Star Game.

August 12, 1955: Sonny Tims

• West Texas-New Mexico League, at Hubber Stadium, Lubbock, TX
  Lubbock Hubbers 17, Pampa Oilers 10
  Sonny F. Tims of the Oilers went five-five with iv home runs and 7 RBIs.

Baronial 21, 1955: Jodie Beeler

• Due west Texas-New Mexico League, at Malin Park, Amarillo, TX
  Amarillo Gold Sox xiii, Plainview Ponies 18
  In the second game of a doubleheader, Ponies manager/correct fielder Joseph Southward. "Jodie" Beeler went 4-4 with 4 dwelling runs and 6 RBIs. In the opener, he also striking two home runs.

Jan 8, 1956: Russ Rac

• Venezuela-Occidental League
  Cabimas 10, Pastora 8
  Russell Rac of Pastora had four home runs.

July xiv, 1956: Danny Ozark

• Big State League, at Spudder Park, Wichita Falls, TX
  Wichita Falls Spudders 7, Beaumont Exporters 3
  Spudders manager Daniel Fifty. Ozark went iv-iv with 4 home runs and 6 RBIs. Ozark never played in the major leagues, merely managed the Philadelphia Phillies to iii NL Eastward sectionalisation titles in the 1970s.

August 27, 1956: Curt Roberts

• International League, at Jets Stadium, Columbus, OH
  Columbus Jets ten, Havana Carbohydrate Kings 7
  Jets second baseman Curtis B. Roberts went 4-4 with 4 home runs and 6 RBIs in a vii-inning game, the beginning of a doubleheader.

Jan 6, 1957: Barney Serrell

• Mexico-Pacific Coast League, at Cuidad Obregon
  Cuidad Obregon 9-10, Los Mochis 8-12, first game, xi innings; second game, thirteen innings.
  In the offset game, Barney Serrell of Los Mochis had iv home runs. Serrell played four years with the famed Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro American League during the 1940s, then went on to a long career in Mexico.

June 13, 1957: Guillermo Nunez

• Central Mexican League, at Fresnillo, MX
  Fresnillo Rojos 23, Durango Alacranes 7
  Jose "Diablo" Nunez of the Rojos had four home runs.

JUNE ten, 1959: ROCKY COLAVITO

• American League, at Memorial Stadium, Baltimore, MD
  Cleveland Indians 11, Baltimore Orioles 8
  Indians right fielder Rocco D. Colavito became the 9th actor in major-league history to hitting four home runs in a unmarried game. went 4-4 with iv home runs, a walk, 5 runs scored and half-dozen RBIs.

June 13, 1959: Bobby Smith

• Midwest League, at John Petrakis Park, Dubuque, IA
  Clinton Pirates twenty, Dubuque Packers 12
  Bobby Lee Smith of the Pirates went 4-5 with 4 dwelling runs, 2 walks and eleven RBIs.

April 30, 1961: WILLIE MAYS

• National League, at Canton Stadium, Milwaukee, WI
  San Francisco Giants 14, Milwaukee Braves 4
  Giants center fielder Willie Mays became the tenth player in major-league history to hit four home runs in a game. He went 4-for-5 with 4 domicile runs and viii RBI; he missed a chance for a fifth homer when the summit of the ninth inning ended with him on deck.

May 29, 1961: Al Nagel

• Texas League, at Potter County Stadium, Amarillo, TX
  Ardmore Rosebuds 14, Amarillo Gold Sox five
  Alfred J. Nagel of the Rosebuds had 4 home runs.

June 25, 1961: Don DiChiara

• New York-Pennsylvania League, at Dwyer Stadium, Batavia, NY
  Jamestown Tigers 14, Batavia Pirates 9
  Pirates beginning baseman Donald A. DiChiara had 4 home runs.

October viii, 1961: Marcos Arriaga

• Mexico-Northern Autumn League, at Montemorelos, MX
  Saltillo 15, Montemorelos Eagles 3
  Marcos Arriaga of Saltillo had 4 home runs.

August 20, 1962: Charlie Dees

• Texas League, at Dudley Field, El Paso, TX
  El Paso Sun Kings xi, Amarillo Gold Sox three
  Charles H. Dees of the Lord's day Kings had 4 home runs.

July 1, 1969: George Kalafatis

• Southern League, at Paterson Field, Montgomery, AL
  Montgomery Rebels 13, Birmingham A's 0
  Rebels first baseman George O. Kalafatis had 4 abode runs.

Apr 17, 1976: MIKE SCHMIDT

• National League, at Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL
  Philadelphia Phillies 18, Chicago Cubs 16, ten innings
  Phillies third baseman Michael J. Schmidt became the 11th player in major-league history to hit four abode runs in a single game. He hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning, a solo shot in the 7th, a iii-run homer in the 8th, and a two-run homer in the 10th inning. He finished 5-6 with four HRs and eight RBIs.

June 9, 1977: Randy Bass

• Pacific Coast League, at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, Phoenix, AZ
  Phoenix Giants 15, Tacoma Twins xiv, 10 innings
  Twins kickoff baseman Randy W. Bass had 4 home runs.

July 14, 1977: Gene Locklear

• International League, at Franklin County Stadium, Columbus, OH
  Syracuse Chiefs 11, Columbus Clippers 1
  Factor Locklear of the Chiefs had 4 home runs.

June 24, 1978: Mike Bishop

• Midwest League, at Able-bodied Park, Wausau, WI
  Quad Cities Angels 32, Wausau Mets 8
  Angels third baseman Michael D. Bishop had 4 habitation runs.

June 18, 1980: Tom Brunansky

• Texas League, at Cubs Stadium, Midland, TX
  El Paso Diablos nineteen, Midland Cubs 9
  Thomas A. Brunansky of the Diablos had 4 home runs.

July 6, 1982: Dave Clements

• New York-Pennsylvania League, at Ainsworth Field, Erie, PA
  Erie Cardinals 24, Batavia Trojans half-dozen, iii:10
  Cardinals shortstop/leadoff hitter David J. Clements had iv home runs.

June 2, 1983: Franklin Stubbs

• Pacific Coast League, at Albuquerque, NM
  Albuquerque Dukes vs. Phoenix
  Franklin Stubbs went four-5 with four homers (including two in the second inning) and 7 RBIs.
  

May xiv, 1985: Derek Bryant

• Mexican League
  Derek R. Bryant of the Tampico Alijadores had 4 home runs.

JULY six, 1986: BOB HORNER

• National League, at Atlanta-Fulton Canton Stadium, Atlanta, GA
  Montreal Expos 11, Atlanta Braves viii
  Braves showtime baseman James R. "Bob" Horner became the twelfth player in major-league history to striking four dwelling house runs in a unmarried game. He hit solo habitation runs in the 2d and fourth innings, a three-run shot in the 5th, and a solo homer in the ninth. He finished 4-5 with 4 HRs and six RBIs.

June nine, 1987: Wade Rowdon

• American Association, at Sec Taylor Stadium, Des Moines, IA
  Iowa Cubs 18, Louisville Redbirds 12
  Cubs designated hitter Wade L. Rowdon had four home runs.

May xx, 1988: Pat Garman

• Due south Atlantic League, at Sims Legion Field, Gastonia, NC
  Gastonia Rangers 17, Myrtle Beach Blue Jays five
  Rangers third baseman J. Patrick Garman had four home runs.

May 25, 1988: Matt Williams

• Pacific Coast League, at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, Phoenix, AZ
  Phoenix Firebirds vs. Albuquerque Dukes
  Matt Williams went 4-5 with 4 homers and 6 RBIs.
  

September 2, 1989: Hiromoto Okubo

• Nippon-Eastern League
  Hiromoto Okubo of the Seibu Lions farm squad had 4 home runs.

Dec ten, 1989: Leonel Moa

• Cuban League, at Martires de Barbados, Granma, CU
  Camagüey vs. Granma
  Moa hit four dwelling runs in a game during National Series #29. Moa slugged 272 homers over 15 National Series seasons in Cuba.
  

April 24, 1991: Roy Johnson

• Mexican League
  Campeche vs. Aguascalientes
  Johnson hitting 4 home runs in a Mexican League game.
  

SEPTEMBER 7, 1993: Marking WHITEN

• National League, at Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati, OH
  St. Louis Cardinals fifteen, Cincinnati Reds 2
  Cardinals centre fielder Marker A. Whiten became the 13th player in major-league history to hitting 4 abode runs in a single game. He hit a grand slam in the starting time inning, three-run homers in the 6th and 7th innings, and a two-run homer in the 9th inning. He finished four-5 with 4 HRs and 12 RBIs, tying a major-league single-game record.

December 17, 1995: Alberto Diaz

• Cuban League, at Mario Martínez Arará, Matanzas, CU
  Matanzas vs. Camagüey
  Diaz hit four abode runs in a game during National Series #35. Right-handed hitting shortstop only hitting 67 career abode runs in 16 seasons in Cuba, all during the aluminum-bat era.

June 20, 1996: Corey Parker

• Northeast League, at John Due east. McCarthy Field, West Warwick, RI
  Bangor Blue Ox sixteen-5, Rhode Island Tiger Sharks 5-7
  In the offset game, Blue Ox first baseman Corey Parker had 4 dwelling house runs.

June 21, 1996: Nigel Wilson

• Nippon-Pacific League, at Fujiidera Stadium, Osaka, Japan
  Nippon Ham Fighters 7, Kintetsu Buffaloes (Osaka) v
  Nigel Wilson of the Fighters had 4 home runs.

April 8, 1997: Omar Linares

• Cuban League, at Capitán San Luis, Pinar del Río, CU
  Pinar del Río vs. Villa Clara
  Linares, 1 of Cuba's best home run leaders with 404 in his National Series career, hit 4 home runs in a game vs. Villa Clara during the short-season 30-game Revolutionary Cup Two tournament in 1997.

May 21, 1997: J.R. Phillips

• American Association, at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium, Omaha, NE
  New Orleans Zephyrs 8-10, Omaha Royals 5-6
  In the second game, Zephyrs left fielder Charles G. "J.R." Phillips had iv abode runs.

August 9, 1997: Bubba Trammell

• International League, at Ned Skelton Stadium, Toledo, OH
  Toledo Mud Hens 11, Richmond Braves x, 13 innings, 4:18
  Mud Hens left fielder Bubba Trammell had 4 home runs.

Apr 22, 1998: Eddie Williams

• Pacific Coast League, at Foothills Stadium, Calgary, Alberta
  Las Vegas Stars xx, Calgary Cannons fifteen, 4:25
  Stars designated hitter/cleanup hitter Edward L. Williams had 4 home runs.

July 27, 1998: Tyrone Horne

• Texas League, at Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium, San Antonio, TX
  Arkansas Travelers xiii, San Antonio Missions 4, 2:twoscore
  Travelers left fielder R. Tyrone Horne had iv home runs.

September 13, 1999: Eric Battersby

• Midwest League, at Kane County, IL
  Burlington vs. Kane County
  Eric Battersby of Burlington went iv-4 with four homers, a walk and 6 RBIs in a league playoff game.

May 19, 2000: Miguel Ojeda

• Mexican League, at Mexico City, MX
  Mexico Metropolis Reds vs. Monclova
  Miguel Ojeda of the Reds went 4-4 with 4 homers and viii RBIs for Mexico City.
  

June 21, 2000: Harry Berrios

• Northern League-Central Division, at Alexian Field, Schaumburg, IL
  Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks 24, Schaumburg Flyers 13, 3:35
  Flyers right fielder Harold J. Berrios had iv home runs.

August viii, 2000: Ryan Jones

• Northern League-Central Division, at Sioux Falls Stadium, Sioux Falls, SD
  Winnipeg Goldeyes 19, Sioux Falls Canaries 1
  Goldeyes first baseman Ryan Jones had 4 home runs.

August xix, 2001: Lew Ford

• Eastern League, at Binghamton, NY
  New Britain vs. Binghamton
  Lew Ford of New Uk went 4-five with 4 solo homers.
  

April 20, 2002: Tony Mongeluzzo

• South Atlantic League, at Asheville, NC
  Savannah Sand Gants vs. Asheville Tourists
  Anthony Mongeluzzo of Savannah had 4 solo abode runs in iv at-bats. He also homered in his final at-bat of the previous game (a solo homer in the twelfth inning), giving him domicile runs in v sequent at-bats overall.

MAY 2, 2002: MIKE CAMERON

• American League, at U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago, IL
  Seattle Mariners xv, Chicago White Sox 4
  Mariners center fielder Michael T. Cameron became the 14th thespian in major-league history to hit four home runs in a single game. He hit two solo homers in the first inning, along with solo shots in the 3rd and fifth innings. He finished iv-v with four HRs and 4 RBIs.

MAY 23, 2002: SHAWN GREEN

• National League, at Miller Park, Milwaukee, WI
  Los Angeles Dodgers 16, Milwaukee Brewers three
  Dodgers right fielder Shawn D. Greenish became the 15th player in major-league history to hitting 4 home runs in a single game. He hitting a three-run homer in the second inning and solo homers in the fourth, fifth, and ninth innings. He finished half dozen-half-dozen with 4 HRs, a double, half dozen runs scored and vii RBIs. His 19 total bases broke Joe Adcock's mark of 18 in 1954 for the most in a single major-league game.

July 14, 2002: Garrett Jones

• Midwest League, at John O'Donnell Stadium, Davenport, IA
  Quad Cities River Bandits 16, Kane Canton Cougars ii
  River Bandits offset baseman Garrett Jones had 4 home runs.

June 28, 2003: Atsuya Furuta

• Japanese Cardinal League, at Hiroshima Municipal Stadium, Hiroshima, Nippon
  Yakult Swallows 14, Hiroshima Toyo Bother four
  Swallows catcher Atsuya Furuta had iv home runs.

SEPTEMBER 25, 2003: CARLOS DELGADO

• American League, at Skydome, Toronto, Ontario
  Toronto Blue Jays 10, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 8
  Blue Jays showtime baseman Carlos J. Delgado became the 16th player in major-league history to hit four home runs in a unmarried game. He hitting a three-run homer in the starting time inning and solo homers in the fourth, sixth, and eighth innings. He finished 4-iv with 4 HRs and vi RBIs.

June 28, 2004: Brandon Cashman

• Northwest League, at Everett, WA
  Spokane vs. Everett
  Brandon Cashman of Spokane went iv-6 with iv homers and 9 RBIs.
  

June 28, 2005: Ricardo Saenz

• Mexican League
  Monclova vs. Aguascalientes
  Saenz hit four habitation runs in a Mexican League game.
  

October x, 2005: Brandon Wood

• Arizona Fall League, at Surprise Stadium, Surprise, AZ
  Surprise Scorpions xx, One thousand Canyon Rafters 1
  Scorpions shortstop R. Brandon Forest had 4 home runs.

May 13, 2006: Jorge Alberto Vazquez

• Mexican League
  Puebla Tigers vs. Tabasco
  Vazquez hit 4 home runs striking 4 domicile runs in a Mexican League game.
  

June 18, 2006: Jesse Hoorelbeke

• Northern League, at Fargo, ND
  Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks xiv, Edmonton Cracker Cats 3
  Hoorelbeke had iv abode runs and 8 RBIs for the Redhawks. Homers came in 2nd, tertiary, 4th and 6th innings.
  

July 28, 2006: Ryan Harvey

• Florida Land League, at Jackie Robinson Ballpark, Daytona Beach, FL
  Daytona Cubs 10, Clearwater Threshers 9
  Ryan Harvey of the Cubs had 4 home runs and 6 RBIs. He hit solo homers in the 1st, 6th and seventh innings, so a iii-run game-ending homer in the ninth.
  

August seven, 2006: Alexis Gomez

• International League
  Alexis Gomez of the Toledo Mud Hens had 4 domicile runs.

May 19, 2007: Aaron Bates

• California League, at Lancaster, CA
  Lancaster JetHawks vs. Lake Elsinore Storm
  Aaron Bates of Lancaster went five-5 with 4 homers, a single and 6 RBIs.

June 23, 2007: Brad Correll

• California League, at Lancaster, CA
  Lancaster JetHawks vs. High Desert Mavericks
  Brad Correll of Lancaster went 4-5 with four homers and 8 RBIs.

Baronial 9, 2008: Micah Hoffpauir

• Pacific Coast League, at Round Rock, TX
  Iowa Cubs vs. Round Stone Express
  Micah Hoffpauir of Iowa went 4-5 with 4 solo homers.
  

August 16, 2008: John Allen

• American Clan, at LaGrave Field, Fort Worth, TX
  Fort Worth Cats fourteen, El Paso Diablos 0
  John Allen of Fort Worth went 5-five with viii RBIs. He hit a two-run homer in the 2nd inning, a solo homer in the quaternary, and two abode runs in the eighth, including a grand slam.

May 14, 2011: Michael Aubrey

• International League, at Alliance Bank Stadium, Syracuse, NY
  Syracuse Chiefs 11, Durham Bulls 0
  Chiefs designated hitter R. Michael Aubrey had 4 home runs.

MAY viii, 2012: JOSH HAMILTON

• American League, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, Physician
  Texas Rangers 10, Baltimore Orioles 3
  Rangers center fielder Joshua H. Hamilton became the 17th player in major league history to striking four home runs in a single game. He hit two-run homers in the first, tertiary, seventh, and eighth innings. He finished v-v with four Hr, a double, and 8 RBIs.

June ten, 2013: Javier Baez

• Florida Land League, at Jackie Robinson Ballpark, Daytona Beach, FL
  Daytona Cubs 9, Fort Myers Miracle 6
  Cubs shortstop Javier Baez hit a ii-run homer in the 1st inning, a solo homer in the 3rd, a three-run homer in the fifth, and another solo shot in the seventh. He finished four-4 with 4 HRs and 7 RBIs.
  

May 21, 2014: Jon Griffin

• Southern League, at Smokies Park, Kodak, TN
  Mobile Bay Bears 17, Tennessee Smokies 7
  Bay Bears first baseman Jon Griffin hit 2 solo homers in the 5th and sixth innings, a three-run homer in the 7th, and a 2-run homer in the 9th. He finished 5-6 with 4 HRs and seven RBIs. The following twenty-four hours, Griffin homered in his first at-bat for v homers in 5 consecutive at-bats.

May 25, 2014: Mike Ford

• South Atlantic League, at L.P. Frans Stadium, Hickory, NC
  Charleston RiverDogs 17, Hickory Crawdads 10
  RiverDogs DH Mike Ford striking a 2-run homer in the 4th inning, and solo homers in the 6th, 7th and 9th innings. He finished four-five with 4 HRs and 5 RBIs.
  

JUNE six, 2017: SCOOTER GENNETT

• National League, Great American Brawl Park, Cincinnati, OH
  Cincinnati Reds 13, St. Louis Cardinals one
  Reds left fielder Ryan J. "Scooter" Gennett became the 18th actor in major-league history to hit 4 dwelling house runs in a single game. He hit a grand slam in the third inning, a two-run shot in the fourth inning, a solo homer in the sixth inning, and another two-run homer in the eighth inning. He finished 5-5 with 4 HRs and ten RBIs.

SEPTEMBER 4, 2017: J.D. MARTINEZ

• National League, Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
  Arizona Diamondbacks 13, Los Angeles Dodgers ane
  Diamondbacks right fielder J.D. Martinez became the 19th thespian in major-league history to hit four home runs in a single game. He hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning, solo shots in the seventh and eighth innings, and a 2-run homer in the ninth inning. He finished 4-v with 4 HRs and 6 RBIs.

October 21, 2017: Jae-il Oh

• Korea Baseball game Organization, Masan Stadium, Changwon, KOR
  Doosan Bears xiv, NC Dinos 5
  In Game Four of a KBO playoff serial, Bears first baseman Jae-il Oh went 4-for-4 with 4 HRs, 4 runs scored, and 9 RBIs to accelerate to the Korean Series. It was the get-go 4-Hr game in KBO postseason history.

June 20, 2018: Brian Portelli

• Pecos League, Joe Bauman Park, Roswell, NM
  Roswell Invaders 24, White Sands Pupfish 0
  Invaders left fielder Brian Portelli hit a three-run homer in the 1st inning, a grand slam in the 2nd, a 3-run homer in the 3rd, and a solo home run in the fourth inning. He finished iv-for-5 with iv HRs, 4 runs scored, and eleven RBIs.
  

April 18, 2019: Will Benson

• Midwest League, Classic Park, Eastlake, OH
  Lake County Captains 12, S Bend Cubs 6
  Captains correct fielder Will Benson hit 4 habitation runs in his start 4 at-bats. He hit a 2-run homer in the 1st inning, a solo homer in the third, a grand slam in the quaternary, and a solo homer in the 6th. He struck out in his final at-bat in the 8th inning. He finished 4-for-5 with 4 HRs and 8 RBIs.

May 20, 2019: Yasmany Tomás

• Pacific Coast League, Greater Nevada Field, Reno, NV
  Reno Aces 25, Tacoma Rainiers 8
  Aces designated hitter Yasmany Tomás became the 2nd small-scale-league actor of the season to hit iv home runs in a game: a three-run homer in the 1st inning, a solo homer in the 3rd, a 2-run homer in the 5th inning, and a solo homer in the eighth inning. He finished 5-for-six with four HRs and 8 RBIs. The Aces hit ten habitation runs as a team in the game. Teammate Matt Szczur also hit for the cycle, the first documented instance of two minor-league players achieving these feats in the same game. (The Yankees' Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri too did it in the major leagues in 1932.)
  

July 28, 2019: Jose Camacho

• Pecos League, Fort Marcy Park, Santa Iron, NM
  Santa Fe Fuego 20, White Sands Pupfish vi
  Fuego 3rd baseman Jose Camacho striking 4 solo dwelling house runs in the 1st, 2d, quaternary, and sixth innings. He finished 5-for-6 with 4 HRs, 5 runs scored, and 4 RBIs.
  

Concluding updated: May 28, 2021

This listing is a collaborative effort spanning many years of invaluable research. SABR would similar to thank the post-obit people for their efforts in — every bit Yogi Berra would say — making this listing necessary: Eduardo Almada, Mark Armour, Gary Ashwill, Davis Barker, Carlos Bauer, John Benesch, Ed Brooks, Peter C. Bjarkman, Jeff Bozovsky, Beak Carle, Jack Carlson, Art Cantu, Dick Clark, Dean Coughenour, Bob Davids, Brian Davis, Bill Deane, Harold Dellinger, Phil S. Dixon, Jack Dougherty, Gary Fink, Willie George, Bob Gerard, Larry Gerlach, Ray Gonzalez, Stan Grosshandler, Dave Gumley, Tom Heitz, Bob Hoie, Jim Holl, Joe Hoppel, Ralph Horton, Reed Howard, Tom Hufford, Jerry Jackson, Lloyd Johnson, Cliff Kachline, Dave Kemp, Tony Kissel, Herm Krabbenhoft, Dan Kurtz, Vern Luse, Jim Maywar, Kevin McCann, Bob McConnell, Gabriel Medina, Jake Mintz, Bob Mitchell, Rod Nelson, Ray Nemec, Marc Okkonen, Terry O'Neill, Joe Overfield, John Pardon, Frank Phelps, Pecker Plott, Jacob Pomrenke, Jim Price, Eves Raja, Tim Rask, Bob Richardson, Owen Ricker, Pat Rock, Willie Runquist, Steve St. Martin, Kevin Saldana, Art Schott, John Schwartz, Jim Shearon, Jordan Shusterman, John Spalding, Bill Staples Jr., Tom Strother, Cecilia Tan, Dick Thompson, Stew Thornley, Bob Tiemann, Chris Trudeau, Alain Usereau, David Vincent, Beak Weiss, Frank Williams, Ralph Winnie, Gene Wood.

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