Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Dodgers Have Their Say -- Los Angeles Dodger manager Walt Alson talks to umpire Frank Secory, left, and Lee Weyer at County Stadium last night as pitcher Don Drysdale, #53, argues with umpire Ken Burkhart about a disputed play in second inning of first game. Umpires reversed call that Woodie Woodward of the Milwaukee Braves was out on a rundown and Alston played game under protest. The Braves won 4-3.
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Dodgers Have Their Say -- Los Angeles Dodger manager Walt Alson talks to umpire Frank Secory, left, and Lee Weyer at County Stadium last night as pitcher Don Drysdale, #53, argues with umpire Ken Burkhart about a disputed play in second inning of first game. Umpires reversed call that Woodie Woodward of the Milwaukee Braves was out on a rundown and Alston played game under protest. The Braves won 4-3.
Associated Press · [ca. August 1965]
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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Action: 1965 - 69
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