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@eli1601

Could have been this one - an afternoon game on Thursday, September 3, 1964.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/NYN/NYN196409030.shtml

Gaylord Perry struck him out to end the game with a man on and Smith being the tying run at the plate (after Joe Christopher led off the inning with a triple and then scored on a sac fly). Final: Giants 3, Mets 1

Willie Mays had the day off. Former Brooklyn star Duke Snider played in left. Orlando Cepeda, who just passed away, played first. Perry, Snyder and Cepeda are all in the Hall of Fame.

@beckyromero Possible. I would have guessed August, but school for us didn't start until after Labor Day so it is possible. Thanks for looking it up.

@eli1601

Labor Day would have been on September 7th that year, so if it was late summer and before school started that might be the game. I didn't check the whole season. Kind of fits what you were saying about the Mets rallying in the 9th and Smith striking out to end the game.

@NoThanksLeon the fact that you are even arguing this is quite telling. Trump’s sexism is a quality endearing to your heart.