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1957 08 05 Giants at Dodgers Radio Broadcast (Vin Scully)
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RIP Vin Scully, the greatest to ever do it and a hell of a gentleman. Go easy, sir.
RIP Vin what a remarkablely great announcer and person broadcasting games from the Brooklyn days of the 1950's thru 2016 now that's what you call a legend
Funny to hear "the Dodgers and Giants have just been out west together" (meaning St Louis, Chicago, and Milwaukee). Only a few months later, they would both head much further west....forever.
Days that live in infamy!
I started listening to Vin Scully on KFI from Los Angeles in 1965. He sounded the same then in that year as he does on this broadcast. Amazing God bless you van and family
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@@joeambrose3260 Hey man are you always this negative and rude? Holy cow!
My Dad used to say the same thing about Vinny. Unmistakable voice.
@@emiliourioste8263 Who do you think you are, the Scooter ?
@@joeambrose3260 Why don't you shut up?
Came here to pay tribute to Vin Scully ❤️
RIP to the greatest voice in baseball history
Giant shortstop Daryl Spencer teached Pete Rose his aggressive play in 1963.
Spencer played in Japan from 1964 to 1968.I am 67,live in Tokyo.
Listen to this game. The pace, the strategy, the broadcasters. This is the way baseball should be played and called.
At 1:31:46, Vin Scully - "Dodgers have three runs and the Giants have twoooo." Vin Scully's distinctive Bronx elongated voice pattern. Classic! Oh the memories of listening to Scully's voice for decades as a Dodger fan. Scully's voice was baseball.
The Dodgers beat the Giants on August 30 and August 31; I was at the last game between the Dodgers and the Giants-September 1, 1957, my 9th birthday
I call BS. Prove it. Post birth cert. Then we'll talk, maybe
@@joeambrose3260I know your snarky comments are two years old, but did anyone ever tell you that you're an a**hole? Well I just did, troll!
And one of the greatest human beings and Men to ever put on a baseball uniform Jackie Robinson!
We know, Captain Obvious
@@joeambrose3260 I just LOVE your comment, Captain Smart Guy.
If you are a Willie Mays fan, listen to the broadcast at 41:45! Thanks for the post.
I wish I had a Brooklyn Dodgers Schaefer beer sign! And even a Schaefer beer ice cold in my refrigerator :-)
Stop kvetching and earn and buy it
@@joeambrose3260 Dude, knock it off.
@@emiliourioste8263 I told him to shut up and he said make me, douche bag. Charm school dropout.
@@emiliourioste8263Ambrose was reported to the UA-cam police.
it's amazing that Vin, who wasn't even 30 years old at this point, had already established his own style. The style is the same as it was 50 years later, only the names are different. And what he asks the audience in the bottom of the 7th, "When's the last time you've been to Ebbets Field? Come on out!" As if it were his own personal invitation to you.
Remember listening to the same announcers in the 80s and they sound the same in 50s. Great time period in baseball
Jerry Doggett (welcome)
Al Helfer (PBP) 1-5
Vin Scully (PBP) 6-9
No shit, Sherlock
What a fabulous trio the Dodgers had...Helfer, Scully and Doggett.
@@emiliourioste8263 Thanks for that keen observation, master of the obvious
@@joeambrose3260 quite the jerk aren't you son.
RIP VIN SCULLY
When greats like this pass the world just feels different
This one’s painful 🙏🏻
The final season of the Dodgers and Giants in The Big Apple as they moved to both Hollywood (Los Angeles) and Frisco (San Francisco) for the '58 season, which officially ended the Golden Age of Baseball and the 3-team National League (NL) baseball in New York in the process and left the Yankees of the American League (AL) as the only baseball game in town from 1958-1961. The NL would not return to NYC in 1962 when the Mets came in.
BTW a 29 year old Vin Scully with the call. Priceless!
@Lighthouse in the Storm Yep and also Mel Allen, Bob Prince, Joe Garagiola (Sr.) and Ernie Harwell.
@Lighthouse in the Storm You guys are lucky to have Jon Miller, though.
Rip Scully
This was not the Dodgers last win against the Giants at Ebbets Field
You are right. That would occur on August 31. I stand corrected.
This doesn't sound like Vin Scully. It's probably Al Helfer and Jerry Doggett.
Red Barber - the voice was golden; Vinny Scully - ditto!
Charlie Neal. My first baseball glove
Ahhhh! Ice cold Schaefer beer!!
When it comes to enjoyment, you've got it made!
Wow - Everyone sung along during the Star-Spangeled Banner. Pity that doesn't happen much today.
everyone is trying to drown out the Ebbets Field singer. Shr was n0 Kate Smith.
I know what you are saying. But there are many patriots still left in America and even around the world. Just look at the people of Hong Kong waving American flags. And all the people that attend our president's rallies! Goodnight Brooklyn Dodgers fans wherever you may be!
Did you ?
@@davidcatalano3781 put a red sock in it
Hard for cardboard cutouts to sing.
Where were these games archived? Amazing history.
I was born and raised in Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area. But I wish the Dodgers could have stayed in Brooklyn! And if I were to say those words again, the Brooklyn Dodgers. That just seems to be more natural to me! Thank you Lord in heaven 4 Branch Rickey and Vin Scully and all the great Men that played on that 1955 world championship team. Pee Wee at shortstop, Duke Snider in Center, Roy Campanella catcher. Johnny Padres picture. Sandy amoros save the Dodgers butts. Love The Boys of Summer! You know it was the Giants that started the Rivalry between the Brooklyn Dodgers and themselves I do believe! I think it was the Giants manager McGraw in the 1930s was asked by a newspaper reporter and I'm paraphrasing how do you think the Giants are going to do this year.? We should win the pennant he said. The reporter then asked, what about the Brooklyn Dodgers? Oh the manager said are they still in the league? And the 1951 Giants that caught the Dodgers and beat them on the Bobby Thompson home-run. We're stealing signs all year and that's how they caught the Dodgers who were 13 games ahead leak into the season. Yes the Giants won finally in 1954 against the Cleveland Indians. But then they couldn't win a World Series for 50 years after their last World Championship in New York. Cheaters never prosper haha
Yawn
David Catalano Unfortunately they’ve won three World Series since and we have zilch
@@Bestroblozianxxx Unfortunately back in those days the Yankees hogged all the World Series titles, Brooklyn finally beating them in 1955. The Yankees would lose again in 1957, and again in 1960 on Bill Mazeroski's home run of Ralph Terry. Now the Yankees found out how the Dodgers felt in 1951 when Bobby Thomson hit the 'Shot Heard Round The World.' But we all know the Giants cheated that year by using a high-powered telescope set up in the centerfield clubhouse at the Polo Grounds to steal opposing catchers signs and relay to the Giants players. Back to the Yankees. They would win 103 games in 1954 but finish second to the Cleveland Indians, who set a franchise record by going 111-43, besting the 1927 Yankees by one (110-44). The Yankees finished the 1959 season in third place with the Chicago White Sox taking the AL pennant, one of only two times in the 1950s the Yankees did not finish first.
@@kevinmiller6324 Cheating and stealing signs just like the cheating Astros and red sox.
@@Bestroblozianxxx Now the Dodgers are champions
I swear, Al Helfer could sell snow cones in the Arctic.
You are so right. I had never heard Al's voice until now. Such a fabulous tone and now I think I better have me an ice cold Schaefer Beer.
@@emiliourioste8263 Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Who wants a Shaefer beer now??
I drank it regularly until 1992. I think it's been sold and discontinued a few times since. Remember Schaefer Draft in cans, and Schaefer Cream Ale? My Dad loved that. And he was a Dodger fan, had a framed front page "Who's a Bum" from 1955. Met Tom Lasorda at spring training.
The Dodgers last year at Brooklyn.
One week away from the Giants announcing move to San Francisco and complete silence. Lame duck seasons for Giants and Dodgers. Fans knew it but not a mention of it on these 1957 broadcasts.
You can hear the doom in Vin Scully's voice. A torturous season for him, no doubt.
To
To Steven Hamburg-Actually it was two weeks. The Giants announced their intention to move on August 19, 1957.
That Decision went down to the last minute, mayor Wagner and Robert Moses would not relent and help O’Malley acquire land under eminent domain oh Malley was willing to put up 50% of his money, and then build a new ball park in Brooklyn with 100% financing from Brooklyn dodger ownership. Not one dime of taxpayer money would’ve been spent building the new stadium. Robert Moses objective to this deal and basically said he would only support a taxpayer funded stadium in New York where Shea stadium will exist seven years later. So O’Malley took the heat from dodger fans, but Moses and Wagner were the bigger culprits.The Dodgers eventually got a sweetheart deal from LA that only a moron would refuse.And saying this growing up in New York during the mid 40s all the way until 1957 until the Dodgers finally left and went to LA for the 58 season, it broke my heart and all of us Were literally in tears when the Dodgers left Brooklyn.This franchise from 1947 until they left for LA was the heart and soul of Brooklyn and you had to grow up in that era to understand how much we loved that team.
The Giants and Dodgers should have stayed in New York and Brooklin! Just doesn't seem natural.
the Say Hey kid busts his 26th homer at Ebbets. I wonder how many more he hit there.
God, can you imagine how many Willie would have hit, had the giants not moved and ebbetts stayed for another 10yrs...
Willie is Vin's favorite ball player! Ah, I still love Vin.
Look it up,lazy
David Catalano Vin grew up a giant fan.
SuperJeffreyt A whole lot
The Dodgers are 59-44 and 3 1/2 back on their way to 84-70 and third place. the Giants are a disappointing 46-60 and would continue to stumble to a 69-85 6th place finish, one of only three losing records the Giants had in the 50's and 60's. Perhaps more importantly, they were 8th in the league in home attendance that year with 653,923 while the Dodgers were 5th with 1,028,258.
Brooklyn Dodgers 20/20 World Series Champs!
David Catalano as a 75-year-old diehard Brooklyn dodger an LA dodger fan I hope you’re right, I was 10 years old when the Dodgers won their only World Series in Brooklyn and four years later in Los Angeles they won their first in 1959 World Series. Now it’s 31 years without a World Series title and I just might be running out of time. Go Dodgers2020
I appreciate your insights. Thank you.
@@emiliourioste8263 I'd appreciate your silence
@@joeambrose3260 This is America bud.
@@emiliourioste8263 No shit amigo.
Love it or leave it !
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Batboys ?
I'm waiting
the guys waited 9 months who are the damn batboys