April 19, 1949: New York Giants vs. Brooklyn Dodgers

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Billy Cox and Roy Campanella both went deep while starting pitcher Joe Hatten threw 8 1/3 innings of two-run baseball.  Brooklyn cruises.


Roy Campanella (Dodgers)


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