World Series Home Runs 1903-1950 in the National League

World Series Home Runs 1903-1950 in the National League

True fans who were taught to love a team will set aside those favorites for the Fall Classic. League rivalries become the main focus of the show and the long ball has made taken our breath away. Baseball Almanac is pleased to present every National League World Series home run hit from 1903 to 1950.

"Right fielder Jimmy Sebring starred offensively for the Pirates, with four RBIs and the Series' first home run." - Fred Ivor-Campbell

World Series Home Runs American League: 1903-1950 \| 1951-1975 \| 1976-Today National League: 1903-1950 \| 1951-1975 \| 1976-Today
World Series	Total HRs	Team	Name(s)	Quantity
1903 World Series	1	Pittsburgh	Jimmy Sebring	1
1904 World Series	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
1905 World Series	0	New York	n/a	n/a
1906 World Series	0	Chicago	n/a	n/a
1907 World Series	0	Chicago	n/a	n/a
1908 World Series	1	Chicago	Joe Tinker	1
1909 World Series	2	Pittsburgh	Fred Clarke	2
1910 World Series	0	Chicago	n/a	n/a
1911 World Series	0	New York	n/a	n/a
1912 World Series	1	New York	Larry Doyle	1
1913 World Series	1	New York	Fred Merkle	1
1914 World Series	1	Boston	Hank Gowdy	1
1915 World Series	1	Philadelphia	Fred Luderus	1
1916 World Series	1	Brooklyn	Hy Myers	1
1917 World Series	2	New York	Benny Kauff	2
1918 World Series	0	Chicago	n/a	n/a
1919 World Series	0	Cincinnati	n/a	n/a
1920 World Series	0	Brooklyn	n/a	n/a
1921 World Series	2	New York	Frank Snyder	1
1921 World Series	2	New York	Irish Meusel	1
1922 World Series	1	New York	Irish Meusel	1
1923 World Series	5	New York	Irish Meusel	1
			Frank Snyder	1
			Casey Stengel	2
			Ross Youngs	1
1924 World Series	4	New York	Jack Bentley	1
			George Kelly	1
			Rosy Ryan	1
			Bill Terry	1
1925 World Series	4	Pittsburgh	Kiki Cuyler	1
			Eddie Moore	1
			Pie Traynor	1
			Glenn Wright	1
1926 World Series	4	St. Louis	Les Bell	1
			Jesse Haines	1
			Billy Southworth	1
			Tommy Thevenow	1
1927 World Series	0	Pittsburgh	n/a	n/a
1928 World Series	1	St. Louis	Jim Bottomley	1
1929 World Series	1	Chicago	Charlie Grimm	1
1930 World Series	2	St. Louis	Taylor Douthit	1
1930 World Series	2	St. Louis	George Watkins	1
1931 World Series	2	St. Louis	Pepper Martin	1
1931 World Series	2	St. Louis	George Watkins	1
1932 World Series	3	Chicago	Kiki Cuyler	1
			Frank Demaree	1
			Gabby Hartnett	1
1933 World Series	3	New York	Mel Ott	2
1933 World Series	3	New York	Bill Terry	1
1934 World Series	2	St. Louis	Bill DeLancey	1
1934 World Series	2	St. Louis	Joe Medwick	1
1935 World Series	5	Chicago	Frank Demaree	2
			Gabby Hartnett	1
			Billy Herman	1
			Chuck Klein	1
1936 World Series	4	New York	Dick Bartell	1
			Jo-Jo Moore	1
			Mel Ott	1
			Jimmy Ripple	1
1937 World Series	1	New York	Mel Ott	1
1938 World Series	2	Chicago	Joe Marty	1
1938 World Series	2	Chicago	Ken O'Dea	1
1939 World Series	0	Cincinnati	n/a	n/a
1940 World Series	2	Cincinnati	Jimmy Ripple	1
1940 World Series	2	Cincinnati	Bucky Walters	1
1941 World Series	1	Brooklyn	Pete Reiser	1
1942 World Series	2	St. Louis	Whitey Kurowski	1
1942 World Series	2	St. Louis	Enos Slaughter	1
1943 World Series	2	St. Louis	Marty Marion	1
1943 World Series	2	St. Louis	Ray Sanders	1
1944 World Series	3	St. Louis	Danny Litwhiler	1
			Stan Musial	1
			Ray Sanders	1
1945 World Series	1	Chicago	Phil Cavarretta	1
1946 World Series	1	St. Louis	Enos Slaughter	1
1947 World Series	1	Brooklyn	Dixie Walker	1
1948 World Series	4	Boston	Bob Elliott	2
			Marv Rickert	1
			Bill Salkeld	1
1949 World Series	4	Brooklyn	Roy Campanella	1
			Gil Hodges	1
			Luis Olmo	1
			Pee Wee Reese	1
1950 World Series	0	Philadelphia	n/a	n/a
World Series	Total HRs	Team	Name(s)	Quantity
NL World Series Home Runs 1903 - 1950

Did you know that Jimmy Sebring hit the first National League AND World Series home run in major league history? His long ball was hit during Game 1 of the 1903 World Series and Patsy Dougherty, of the American League, went deep during Game 2.

The National League player with the most World Series home runs is Duke Snider with eleven Fall Class long balls.

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