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Title:
New York Yankees beat Philadelphia Phillies - 1950 Series
Description:
This newsreel is a treat for baseball fans and especially Yankee fans - watch Joe DiMaggio slam a homer in the 1950 World Series! There's also a look at the 1951 training camp with DiMaggio, Berra, Rizzuto...but no sign of a promising rookie named Mickey Mantle.
Author:
BobR1955
Tags:
new, york, yankees, philadelphia, phillies, 1950, world, series, dimaggio, berra, mantle,
New York Yankees beat Philadelphia Phillies - 1950 Series
Description:
This newsreel is a treat for baseball fans and especially Yankee fans - watch Joe DiMaggio slam a homer in the 1950 World Series! There's also a look at the 1951 training camp with DiMaggio, Berra, Rizzuto...but no sign of a promising rookie named Mickey Mantle.
Author:
BobR1955
Tags:
new, york, yankees, philadelphia, phillies, 1950, world, series, dimaggio, berra, mantle,
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