1957 MLB ALL STAR GAME films 7/9/57 Busch Stadium 1 St.Louis 🎥 B&W Color
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Complete film reels from the 1957 MLB All Star Game from Busch Stadium St. Louis includes All Star Game Preview (B&W) and MLB Game film Highlight reel in full color with Narrator Lew Fonseca in this 24th Annual MLB All Star game.
Recorded and Digitalized off a 3/4 inch Studio tape which was recently remastered/restored. Six runs were scored in the final inning, three by each team, for an exciting ending as the American League get the 6-5 victory.
includes Interview few days after the ASG with National league starter Curt Simmons from Connie Mack Stadium
Boxscore
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Whoever decided that the centerfield camera angle would become the way we watch games today, thank you,very much.
I remember watching this game with my dad on a small screen Muntz b/w tv living in St. Louis. I was 9 yrs old. My dad was from there, a big Cardinals fan and brainwashed me. We moved back to New Jersey where my mom was from and I soon became a Yankee fan. My dad was pissed!
Newsreel announcer is Chris Schenkel, best known for early NFL broadcasts on DuMont/CBS and ABC's coverage of college football and bowling.
Former Browns outfielder and St. Louis native Roy Sievers with Senators in '57 was on AL All-Star team but did not play -
he was only Brownie's player on either squad that day. He was traded to D.C. after the Browns moved to Baltimore in Feb. '54, not too far to move.
NL catcher Foiles was probably the most traded player on either squad, in 10 years he was on 9 different clubs including twice w/Reds.
That field looked no better than a rec field, with only one club in St. L.
Kaline played a nice game. nice throw out from right to second. good catch at the wall, a hit and scored. miss seeing kell and kaline call games. i must have watched 1000 + by those two
Casey and Yogi. The Mick. Stan the Man. Hammerin' Hank and the Say Hey Kid. All time greats.
A lot of all-time greats in this game!
The Mick, The Splendid Splinter, Al Kaline, Stan the Man, Eddie Matthews, Frank Robinson, The Say Hey Kid, Duke Snider, Hammerin’ Hank…Ugh…What an assembly of legends. (I was) Born at the wrong time…😑
This was essentially the Reds v AL All Stars
Cincinnati fans made a joke of the NL ALL STAR team. The commissioner actually had to put Arron and Mays in the starting line up' This game was back when the All Star game meant a great deal to players and fans and now a days the game is meaningless for the players and the fans.
It was NOT Busch Stadium. It was Sportsman's Park. I would know as I attended a Cardinals game at Sportsman's Park in 1957.
Exactly I new it wasn't Busch stadium, Sportsman Park off Grand Ave, Busch stadium wasn't built until I think 67
You both are incorrect. It was Sportsman’s Park before Gussie Busch changed the name to Busch Stadium when A.B. purchased the team. That’s why the current Busch Stadium is considered Busch 3.
He wanted to name it Budweiser Stadium, but the Commissioner’s office wouldn’t allow it to be named after an Alcohol product. How times have changed. Btw, Busch 2 downtown opened in 1966, not ‘67
Guess the announcer and filmmakers are wrong too..Busch Stadium (1) first line in this All Star game reel Sportsman Park no longer
For all his accomplishments, never knew Aaron won a batting title.
Aaron won TWO batting titles....he's a career .305 hitter who hit over .300 FOURTEEN, I say again, FOURTEEN different seasons. Hank did it all. Also broke Ruth's (2214) MLB RBI record (2297) and stole 240 bases. DiMaggio stole 30; Ted WIlliams stole 24.
When Augie Busch bought the club in ‘53
Weren't they in Sportsman's Park in 1957?
When did Sportsman Park start getting called Busch Stadium?
August Busch bought the Cardinals in 1953, renovated the stadium and wanted to call it Budweiser Stadium, but that was vetoed by Ford Frick baseball commissioner because of concerns over naming a ballpark after a brand of beer,so he called it Busch Stadium. Then the next year he introduced a new beer called Busch Beer and got the last laugh.
When Gussi Busch bought them in1953
@@RuBaron715That's very interesting. Thanks for a good comment.
Another fun fact about Sportsman’s Park/Busch Stadium #1:
Until Anheuser-Busch bought the Cardinals AND the ballpark, the Cards were tenants at Sportsman’s Park, as the ballpark was owned by the St. Louis Browns. The Browns, however, weren’t a good ballclub, and the Cards usually outdrew them by quite a lot. Once Browns ownership knew Anheuser-Busch was buying the team, they knew they would continue to have financial trouble and moved to Baltimore and became the Orioles.
The Browns only won one AL pennant in their history, 1944, and in the World Series they played…..
Yes, they played the Cardinals! And all the games were at Sportsman’s Park!
For many years, I could stump people with the trivia question: “When & where was the last time all the games of a World Series were held in the same stadium?” Most people guessed Yankee Stadium.
However, during the COVID year, that old answer no longer stands, as all those World Series games were at Globe Life in Arlington TX.
@@OldRustySteeleGood stuff. Thanks