April 25 is a pivotal date in Los Angeles Dodgers history, featuring notable events at both the L.A. Memorial Coliseum and Dodger Stadium. In 1968, the Dodgers secured a 5-3 win against the St. Louis Cardinals before a record crowd of 60,635, marking a National League milestone for a regular-season night game. This attendance record was later surpassed the following season. In 1976, during a game against the Chicago Cubs, Rick Monday gained fame for saving a U.S. flag from protestors, motivated by his respect for veterans. This date highlights the emotional and historical importance of the Dodgers.
On April 25, 1968, the Dodgers made history with a victory over the Cardinals in front of 60,635 fans, setting a record for a regular-season night game.
Rick Monday's heroic act in 1976, when he saved a United States flag from being burned during a Dodgers game, showcased his respect for veterans.
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