Friday nite TRIVIA QUIZ....1st correct answer wins a T206 or DIA STAR or 1933 GOUDEY

[jingram058]

Ted, I have the radio broadcast. But to be able to actually see the actual telecast would be something else! Does Doak Ewing have the telecast of that game? I will search the www...

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Ted, I have the radio broadcast. But to be able to actually see the actual telecast would be something else! Does Doak Ewing have the telecast of that game? I will search the www...

James

It has been many years since I acquired videos from Doak. However, I would think he still has extras of the 1956 World Series Don Larsen "Perfect" No-Hit game.
There are 2 plays you have to see to believe....early in the game, Shortstop Gil McDougald picks up an "errant hit" and rifles it to 1st Base to get Jackie Robinson
out by half a step.
And, Mickey Mantle running from Centerfield deep into "death valley" (440+ feet in Left-Centerfield) to catch Gil Hodges tremendous drive.

After the game the New York Sports media raved about about Mickey's catch....and, Mickey simply told them.... "Awe Shucks ! Casey (Stengel) signaled to me to
shade a little over to Left Field when Gil came to bat".


TED Z

T206 Reference
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[jingram058]

Originally Posted by tedzan

James

It has been many years since I acquired videos from Doak. However, I would think he still has extras of the 1956 World Series Don Larsen "Perfect" No-Hit game.
There are 2 plays you have to see to believe....early in the game, Shortstop Gil McDougald picks up an "errant hit" and rifles it to 1st Base to get Jackie Robinson
out by half a step.
And, Mickey Mantle running from Centerfield deep into "death valley" (440+ feet in Left-Centerfield) to catch Gil Hodges tremendous drive.

After the game the New York Sports media raved about about Mickey's catch....and, Mickey simply told them.... "Awe Shucks ! Casey (Stengel) signaled to me to
shade a little over to Left Field when Gil came to bat".


TED Z

T206 Reference
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Ted,

I just found Doak Ewing's Rare Sportsfilms web site. What a treasure trove! I just now officially put the 1956 World Series Game 5 "Larsen's Perfect Game" on my Christmas list. If the stars will now line up...

Many thanks, Ted!