In the "modern' era of Baseball, Jackie Robinson was the first African American to hit a home run in Major League Baseball. As far as the history of baseball is concerned their is no record of such a feat as to amateur baseball games.
he was an African American male and still hit the most homeruns he was the first of his race to do that.
Sammy Sosa. He was the first non-american and first non-white player to hit 60 home runs in a season when he did it in 1998.
Research shows Elston Howard was the first African American to play for the Yankees when he joined the team in 1955 as a 26 year old rookie. Howard played in 97 games that season, but only 9 as a catcher (the Yanks had Yogi Berra, who won the MVP that year), he was an outfielder in 75 games. Howard hit .290, with 10 home runs and 43 RBIs.
Austin Kearns in the 1st inning of the game against the Pirates on April 2.
Due to prejudice, African Americans were most likely to be laid off.
Ryan Howard of the Philadelphia Phillies was the last African American player to hit a World Series home run. He did it on November 4, 2009 in game 6.
If you mean in major league baseball, that would be Jackie Robinson, who hit 12 homers in his rookie season of 1947. Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first African-American to play on a major league team, but he hit no home runs during his 42 games in 1884. Babe Ruth had some facial characteristics of people of African background, and was villified as a n----- by some of his opponents, explicitly by Ty Cobb. Any degree of African heritage would be impossible to prove without DNA testing, and would almost certainly be so small as to hardly qualify Ruth as an African-American.
If you mean four home runs in one MLB game, that was Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants on April 30, 1961 against the Milwaukee Braves.
he was an African American male and still hit the most homeruns he was the first of his race to do that.
Sammy Sosa. He was the first non-american and first non-white player to hit 60 home runs in a season when he did it in 1998.
Daniel Sepic of Pennsylvania hit the first ever home run.
Research shows Elston Howard was the first African American to play for the Yankees when he joined the team in 1955 as a 26 year old rookie. Howard played in 97 games that season, but only 9 as a catcher (the Yanks had Yogi Berra, who won the MVP that year), he was an outfielder in 75 games. Howard hit .290, with 10 home runs and 43 RBIs.
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Babe Ruth hit his first home run in 1915. As he was born in 1895, he would be 20 years old when he hit his first home run.
Michael Jackson
Travis Lee (who???) hit the first home run in the first regular season home game played on March 31, 1998
Austin Kearns in the 1st inning of the game against the Pirates on April 2.