Minor Leaguers with 4 or more Home Runs in a game

Date	Player	Team	League	Opponent	HR	Notes
1889-06-08	Jack Crooks	Omaha	Western	St. Paul	5	Also had a single
1892-05-31	Dan Cronin	Pawtucket	New England	Salem	4
1894-05-30	Buck Freeman	Haverhill	New England	Pawtucket	4	1 IPHR, 13 RBI; 2 HRs next game
1895-05-12	Bill Bottenus	Buffalo	Eastern	Wilkes-Barre	4
1895-05-28	Hercules Burnett	Evansville	Southern Association	Memphis	4
1895-06-11	Bill Kuehne	Minneapolis	Western	Indianapolis	4
1895-07-23	Perry Werden	Minneapolis	Western	Detroit	4
1902-06-15	Jay Clarke	Corsicana	Texas	Texarkana	8	Game played in Ennis, TX, away from Corsicana's home park to avoid blue laws
1903-05-14	Henry Bateman	Paris	Texas	Corsicana	4	Also had a triple
1913-09-09	Waldo Jackley	Ironton	Ohio State	Hamilton	4
1919-06-24	High Pockets Kelly	Rochester	International	Reading	4	Also had a double, 9 RBI
1920-08-31	Frank Askland	Mitchell	South Dakota	Wessington Springs	4
1923-05-11	Pete Schneider	Vernon	Pacific Coast	Salt Lake City	5	2 grand slams, 2 HR in 7th inning; 14 RBI
1923-08-09	John Gillespie	Bridgeport	Eastern	Springfield	4	Only pitcher with 4 HR. Had game-winning HR in 10th inning
1924-07-19	Bud Davis	Okmulgee	Western Association	Springfield	4	9 RBI
1925-07-15	Earl Waltz	Waynesboro	Blue Ridge	Martinsburg	4
1926-05-17	Ben Mallonee	Richmond	Virginia	Portsmouth	4	Homered in two previous games, and next one as well
1926-07-14	Al Maderas	Quincy	Three-I	Springfield	4
1927-07-17	Clay Hopper	Danville	Three-I	Quincy	4
1928-06-11	Tommie Harris	Midland	West Texas	Hamlin	4
1930-05-13	Walter Holke	Hazleton	NY-Penn	Scranton	4
1930-06-08	Ken Strong	Hazleton	NY-Penn	Wilkes-Barre	4
1932-06-01	Buzz Arlett	Baltimore	International	Reading	4
1932-07-04	Buzz Arlett	Baltimore	International	Reading	4
1934-05-31	Lou Frierson	Jacksonville	West Dixie	Paris	5	8 RBI
1935-06-14	Dale Alexander	Kansas City	American Association	Minneapolis	4
1936-04-29	Cecil Dunn	Alexandria	Evangeline	Lake Charles	5	Also had a single and 12 RBI
1936-06-15	Tip Tobin	Marshall	East Texas	Jacksonville	4	8 RBI
1936-08-24	Taylor Sanford	Danville	Bi-State	Mayodan	4
1938-05-06	Bob Seeds	Newark	International	Buffalo	4	Hit HRs in 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th inning. Also hit 3 in next game
1938-08-13	Mel Wasley	Duluth	Northern	Fargo-Moorhead	4
1940-07-04	Ab Wright	Minneapolis	American Association	St. Paul	4	Also had a triple and 7 RBI
1940-07-08	Babe Paul	Muskogee	Western Association	Joplin	4
1945-09-03	Bill Hart	St. Paul	American Association	Minneapolis	4
1946-05-03	Ken Rhyne	Moultrie	Georgia-Florida	Thomasville	4
1947-05-02	Ken Myers	Las Vegas	Sunset	Ontario	4
1947-05-09	Ross Morrow	Mooresville	North Carolina State	Concord	4
1947-06-01	Philip Alotta	Reno	Sunset	Ontario	4	9 RBI
1947-06-01	Vince Pascale	Reno	Sunset	Ontario	4	6 RBI
1947-09-05	Frank Carswell	Paris	Big State	Austin	4	Two in 2nd inning
1948-05-18	Floyd Yount	Newton-Conover	Western Carolina	Lincolnton	4
1948-06-30	Len Attyd	Alburquerque	West Texas-New Mexico	Lamesa	4
1948-07-03	Dick Lane	Muskegon	Central League	Fort Wayne	5	Also a single and 10 RBI
1948-08-28	Joe Fortin	Pampa	West Texas-New Mexico	Lamesa	4
1948-09-03	Leonard Cross	Spartanburg	Tri-State League	Asheville	4	Also 3 singles and 12 RBI
1949-07-27	Silvio DiMenna	Petersburg	Virginia	Hopewell	4
1949-08-15	Jack Littrell	Hornell	PONY	Olean	4
1949-08-29	Pud Miller	Lamesa	West Texas-New Mexico	Borger	4
1949-08-31	Jim Warner	Wenatchee Chiefs	Western International	Salem	4	9 RBI
1949-09-10	Dixie Upright	Waco	Big State	Wichita Falls	4	6 RBI; playoff game
1951-04-13	Miguel Gaspar	Laredo	Gulf Coast	Texas City	4
1953-04-04	Ted Beard	Hollywood	Pacific Coast	San Diego	4
1953-04-20	Jerry Crosby	Colorado Springs	Western	Pueblo	4	1st HR was hit right-handed, rest left-handed
1953-08-03	Dolph Regelsky	Meridian	Cotton States	Hot Springs	4	Also had a single and 7 RBI
1954-05-20	Jim Moore	Crowley	Evangeline	Lafayette	4	Also had a single and 6 RBI
1954-08-06	Bill Miller	Hazlehurst-Baxley	Georgia State	Statesboro	4
1954-09-01	Joe Bauman	Roswell	Longhorn	Sweetwater	4	Also had a double and 9 RBI
1955-05-22	Edwin Little	Corpus Christi	Big State	Waco	4	8 RBI
1955-07-04	Paul Mohr	Amarillo	West Texas-New Mexico	Clovis	4	11 RBI
1955-07-19	Jim Lemon	League All-Stars	Southern Association	Birmingham	4	7 RBI; All-Star Game
1955-08-12	Sonny Tims	Lubbock	West Texas-New Mexico	Pampa	4	7 RBI
1955-08-21	Jodie Beeler	Amarillo	West Texas-New Mexico	Plainview	4	6 RBI; 2nd game of DH; hit two HR in first game
1956-07-14	Danny Ozark	Wichita Falls	Big State	Beaumont	4
1956-08-27	Curt Roberts	Columbus	International	Havana	4	6 RBI; 7 inning game
1957-06-13	Guillermo Nunez	Fresnillo	Central Mexican	Durango Alacranes	4
1959-06-13	Bobby Smith	Clinton	Midwest	Dubuque	4	11 RBI
1961-05-29	Al Nagel	Ardmore	Texas	Amarillo	4
1961-06-25	Don DiChiara	Jamestown	NY-Penn	Batavia	4
1962-08-20	Charlie Dees	El Paso	Texas	Amarillo	4
1969-07-01	George Kalafatis	Montgomery	Southern	Birmingham	4
1977-06-09	Randy Bass	Tacoma	Pacific Coast	Phoenix	4
1977-07-14	Gene Locklear	Syracuse	International	Columbus	4
1978-06-24	Mike Bishop	Quad Cities	Midwest	Wausau	4
1979-07-15	Scott Fletcher	Geneva	NY-Penn	Utica	4	8 RBI
1980-06-18	Tom Brunansky	El Paso	Texas	Midland	4
1982-07-06	Dave Clements	Erie	NY-Penn	Batavia	4
1983-06-02	Franklin Stubbs	Albuquerque	Pacific Coast	Phoenix	4	2 in 2nd inning; 7 RBI
1985-05-14	Derek Bryant	Tampico	Mexican		4
1987-06-09	Wade Rowdon	Iowa	American Association	Louisville	4
1988-05-20	Pat Garman	Gastonia	South Atlantic	Myrtle Beach	4
1988-05-25	Matt Williams	Phoenix	Pacific Coast	Albuquerque	4	6 RBI
1991-04-24	Roy Johnson	Campeche	Mexican	Aguascalientes	4
1996-06-20	Corey Parker	Bangor	Northeast	Rhode Island	4
1997-05-21	J.R. Phillips	New Orleans Zephyrs	American Association	Omaha	4
1997-08-09	Bubba Trammell	Toledo	International	Richmond	4
1998-04-22	Eddie Williams	Las Vegas	Pacific Coast	Calgary	4
1998-07-27	Tyrone Horne	Arkansas	Texas	San Antonio	4	HR cycle: solo, 2-run, 3-run and grand slam
1999-09-13	Eric Battersby	Burlington	Midwest	Kane County	4	6 RBI; playoff game
2000-05-19	Miguel Ojeda	Mexico City	Mexican	Monclova	4	8 RBI
2000-06-21	Harry Berrios	Fargo-Moorhead	Northern	Schaumburg	4
2000-08-08	Ryan Jones	Winnipeg	Northern	Sioux Falls	4
2001-08-19	Lew Ford	New Britain	Eastern	Binghamton	4
2002-04-20	Tony Mongeluzzo	Savannah	South Atlantic	Asheville	4
2002-07-14	Garrett Jones	Quad Cities	Midwest	Kane Cougar	4
2004-06-28	Brandon Cashman	Spokane	Northwest	Everett	4	9 RBI
2005-06-28	Ricardo Saenz	Monclova	Mexican	Aguascalientes	4
2005-10-10	Brandon Wood	Surprise	Arizona Fall	Grand Canyon	4
2006-05-13	Jorge Alberto Vazquez	Angelopolis	Mexican	Tabasco	4
2006-06-18	Jesse Hoorelbeke	Fargo-Moorhead	Northern	Edmonton	4	8 RBI
2006-07-28	Ryan Harvey	Daytona	Florida State	Clearwater	4	6 RBI
2006-08-07	Alexis Gomez	Toledo	International	Columbus	4
2007-05-19	Aaron Bates	Lancaster	California	Lake Elsinore	4	Also had a single and 6 RBI
2007-06-23	Brad Correll	Lancaster	California	High Desert	4	8 RBI
2008-08-09	Micah Hoffpauir	Iowa	Pacific Coast	Round Rock	4
2011-05-14	Michael Aubrey	Syracuse	international	Durham	4
2013-06-10	Javier Baez	Daytona	Florida State	Fort Myers	4	7 RBI
2014-05-21	Jon Griffin	Mobile	Southern	Tennessee	4	7 RBI
2014-05-25	Mike Ford	Charleston	South Atlantic	Hickory	4
2019-04-18	Will Benson	Lake County	Midwest	South Bend	4	8 RBI
2019-05-20	Yasmany Tomas	Reno	Pacific Coast	Tacoma	4	8 RBI
2022-08-10	Chandler Redmond	Springfield	Texas	Amarillo	4	11 RBI, Home run cycle