Baseball World Series, third game (First game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago Whitesox, 1959

22 images. Baseball World Series, third game (First game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago Whitesox, 4 October 1959. (Non action; crowds, etc.). (Sleeve reads: SP-12696).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Date: 10-04. Assignment: Baseball. 6: Left to right -- Mrs. John E. Miller; John W. Miller (son); Mrs. H.D. Durkee. Sox fans from Chicago made special jet trip for game. 122: Left to right -- Mrs. Margaret Halt from ElPaso; Mrs. Norman Larker (player's wife); Mrs. Betty Diebold. 121: Mrs. Ann Neal (Charlie Neal's wife); Mrs. Verdell Neal (Neal's mother); Mrs. Jeri Roseboro. 124/123: Left to right -- Mrs. Betty McDevitt (player's wife); Mrs. Lois Wilkins; Mrs. Walter Rosenbrook. They are Dodger fans from Ontario, Calif. 207/208: First and second ball pitched in game. 216: Left to right -- Gov. Edmund G. Brown; Councilwoman Rosalind Wyman. 215: Bing Crosby. In back of him is Edmund G. Robinson.; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1959-10-06. Reporter: Donoghue. Assignment: Game sidebar. Special instructions: Daily. 23: Little leaguer Sam Applebaum presenting ivory cigar holder to Walter O'Malley. Lad sneaked into Coliseum to make presentation. 51/52: Howard and Bolle Nicholas, 71 and 62 respectively, of Glendale, having picnic lunch before game. 53: Long shot of some of 150 paraplegics. 54: Nurse Dorothea Krzeminski, son, Jan, 9, and Howard Fisher, wheelchair (?). 55: L to R -- Walter O'Malley; Mrs. Kay O'Malley; Mrs. Kitty LeRoy and husband, Producer Mervyn LeRoy. 57-58: Overall shot of crowd pouring into Ccoliseum -- plus crowd streaming up escalator at South end. 59/60: 2 plate pan during pre-game ceremonies. 61/62/63/64: 4 plate4 pan of crowded bowl as Drysdale pitches first ball, 65: Bases loaded with sox in 1st inning".; Caption slip continues: "...Olmo... 66: As above showing Dodger pitchers warming up in bull pen in foreground. 71: Mrs. Nancy Olson and husband, Earl, of Phoenix, Ariz., watch game. She calls plays as she follows action with binoculars. J50: Mr. and Mrs. Norris Poulson see game from Walter O'Malley's presidential box. J51: Carl Furillo, son. 73/74: Crowd with W.A. Lens. 75: Crowd with W.A. Lens & Dodgers 1st & 2nd run scoring. 76: Crowd & scoreboard with attendance reading & 2 runs for Dodgers. 69/70: Alan J. Walter, salesman, with binoculars, and wife, Shirley, with radio, watch game from farflung seat under Coliseum peristyle over 700 feet from home plate. 68: Oldest Wm John Kirby, 93, of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, oldest of Coliseum fans with daughter Mrs. Marilyn Diego of Santa Monica. 67: Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel V. Gruber, 62, and wife, Mildred, in seats replaced by Dodger official after part of $50 (scalper price) ticket was stolen from son's car".