West Coast Hails First World Series
West Coast Hails First World Series
West Coast Hails First World Series Diamond history is made as the west coast sees its first World Series, with the greatest crowd in Series history, over 92 thousand, filling the huge Los Angeles Coliseum for the third, tie-breaking game. The Dodgers down the White Sox, and move on to a commanding lead in the next game. Baseball game highlights. Pan interior of crowded Los Angeles Coliseum stadium (picture drops out briefly). Pan field with bases loaded (Chicago White Sox); Dodgers #53 Don Drysdale pitches to White Sox #6 Billy Goodman, who grounds out to end the inning. Spectators clap, yell, cheer. #14 Gil Hodges walks to load the bases; Dodgers #6, Carl Furillo, drives in two runs. Norm Sherry pitches to Al Smith when the Sox have bases loaded again; Dodgers double play. Congratulations among Dodgers players after game.