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Estate sale find, Unreal Photo Negative of Yankee Stadium vs BKLYN | Baseball Photos46 of 71 |  |  |
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rocklandman
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Found in a bottom of a box bought at estate sale, about 7 b & w film negatives large format, My son had to photo shop cause my scanner would only scan half the negative. Have so very historical ones I will put on tonight. I would love to know the year of this picture.
These must be worth something??? What a Find !!!
Thanks
John
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Your photo depicts the 4th inning of game 3 of the 1952 World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers in Yankee Stadium. The Yankees lost that game 5-3, but won the Series in 7 games. Here is a description of the inning depicted in your photo. The last play is shown in the photo:
YANKEES 4TH: Berra doubled to left; Bauer out on a sacrifice
bunt (first to second) [Berra to third]; McDougald struck out;
Martin walked; Lopat walked [Martin to second]; Rizzuto forced
Lopat (shortstop to second); 0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 3 LOB. Dodgers 1,
Yankees 1.