Baseball on Thursday, July 21, 1955
This research section allows you to see a list of events that occured on a particular date in baseball history. Games, standings and feats are available since 1957 while other data is available since 1903.
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
| Vis | Home | Box | Winning Pitcher | Losing pitcher | Home Runs | Best Hitter Impact | ||
| New York Yankees | 6 | Chicago White Sox | 9 | Box | Dixie Howell (4-1) | Eddie Lopat (4-7) | None | Andy Carey (32.0) |
| Washington Senators | 3 | Cleveland Indians | 4 | Box | Ray Narleski (6-0) | Ted Abernathy (2-4) | WS1 C Paula (4), J Valdivielso (1) | Vic Wertz (51.4) |
| Baltimore Orioles | 0 | Detroit Tigers | 1 | Box | Billy Hoeft (10-3) | Hal Brown (1-1) | DET F House (8) | Frank House (16.1) |
| Boston Red Sox | 4 | KC1 UNBRIDGED | 3 | Box | Frank Sullivan (12-8) | Bobby Shantz (4-8) | None | Billy Klaus (13.6) |
| Chicago Cubs | 1 | BRO UNBRIDGED | 4 | Box | Don Bessent (2-0) | Jim Davis (4-5) | CHN E Banks (25) | Roy Campanella (12.4) |
| St. Louis Cardinals | 5 | NY1 UNBRIDGED | 6 | Box | Don Liddle (4-2) | Brooks Lawrence (1-5) | NY1 S Gordon (3), W Mays (22) | Bobby Hofman (39.8) |
| Cincinnati Reds | 3 | Philadelphia Phillies | 5 | Box | Jack Meyer (4-7) | Gerry Staley (5-7) | CIN G Bell 3 (16) | Roy Smalley (56.3) |
| MLN UNBRIDGED | 5 | Pittsburgh Pirates | 3 | Box | Warren Spahn (8-10) | Lino Donoso (1-3) | MLN H Aaron (16), W Spahn (2) | Warren Spahn (46.6) |
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