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1964 | In front of a meager crowd of 2,503 fans at Wrigley Field, the visiting Mets set a franchise record for runs scored, routing the Cubs, 19-1. New York's 25-year-old first baseman Dick Smith, batting leadoff, becomes the first player in franchise history to get five hits in a game, nearly twenty percent of his season total of 21, when he collects a double, a triple, and three singles. |
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