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Willie Stargell hits a home run out of Dodger Stadium for the second time in his career.

His shot off of Andy Messersmith landed on the right field pavilion roof, 470 feet from home plate.

Five years earlier, Stargell became the first person to clear the building when he hit a 506-foot blast.

Stargell is one of five players to pull off the feat, but remains the only to do it twice.

Minnesota rookie outfielder Kirby Puckett had four hits in his big league debut, a 5-0 win over the California Angels.

Puckett also stole a base and scored a run for the Twins.

He went on to be a 10x All-Star in 12 seasons and helped lead the Twins to a pair of World Series championships.

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93,103 fans came to the Los Angeles Coliseum to watch an exhibition between the Dodgers and Yankees and pay tribute to Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella.

Campanella, who won three NL MVP awards in a five-year span, was paralyzed in January of 1958 in a car accident.

The event was a fundraiser for the star and, at the time, the most attended MLB game in history.

Between the fifth and sixth innings, the stadium lights were turned off and fans lit candles and matches.

“Campy” was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1969 and is still considered one of the greatest catchers of all time.

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