Jeez........you could play a whole game in foul territory.
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Polo Grounds [IV] / Brush Stadium (1911-1963)
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Originally posted by Sean O View PostSomewhere, Vic Wertz's relatives cringe.
Vic went 4 for 5 and the best ball he hit was an out.
Also Vic may have hit for the cycle, don't know if thats ever been done in the World Series.
1rst inning----triple
2nd-----------single
6th-----------single
8th----------"Say Hey."
10th---------double
Not sure if ball hit over Willie's head would be an inside the park, would have stopped at the wall. A bit more to center and the ball goes into that open gap in center, homer for sure.
No cycle...........and no 5 for 5 day.
Dusty hits one about 260-270 and wins the game.
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Originally posted by SHOELESSJOE3 View PostMay have been short down the lines but gets deep fast...........and as we know, dead center forget it.
First pic, Giants Don Mueller leaps, robs Dodger Carl Furillo of extra bases.
Second, Giant Dusty Rhodes fails to catch Cleveland's Early Wynn drive, double 1954 WS.
That is where the MANDRAKE came from that I proudly use.
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Old time football and baseball at the Polo Grounds:
http://www.corbismotion.com/wicker/s...iants+football
http://www.efootage.com/stock-footag...tingcompetitor
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Originally posted by orioles667083 View PostDoes anyone have or know of a REALLY REALLY good picture of the old facade/frieze before it was taken down in '23. I like it better than the old Yankee stadium frieze
The facade of the upper deck was just as visually appealing as the frieze up top.
The Library Of Congress' photostream on Flickr has many shots of the Polo Grounds and its frieze/facade, albeit behind shots of ballplayers.
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=polo...=8623220%40N02
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