History of the World Series – 1952

ByThis Day in Baseball November 25, 1952March 25, 2023

History of the World Series – 1952 New York’s Vic Raschi and Brooklyn’s Billy Loes were the starting pitchers in Game 6, and for 5 1/2 innings neither team could score. But Duke Snider ripped a Raschi pitch over the right field screen to lead off the Dodgers’ sixth, and the ever-raucous Brooklyn faithful whooped…

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1952 – The St. Louis Cardinals seek payment from the New York Giants for two televised games in an effort to determine the TV and radio rights of visiting teams for revenue.

ByTom November 25, 1952October 21, 2023

1952 – The St. Louis Cardinals seek payment from the New York Giants for two televised games in an effort to determine the TV and radio rights of visiting teams for revenue.

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Day: November 25, 1952

History of the World Series – 1952

1952 – The St. Louis Cardinals seek payment from the New York Giants for two televised games in an effort to determine the TV and radio rights of visiting teams for revenue.

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