Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Infielder Harvey Kuenn of the San Francisco Giants slides safely into home plate, scoring on Jesus Alou's double to centerfield, during first inning of second game of doubleheader against the New York Mets in Shea Stadium here 5/31. Mets' catcher Chris Cannizzaro (8) waits for throw from centerfield. Umpire is Edward Sudel. Giants' team captain Willie Mays (24) squats in foreground. A crowd of 57,033 fans watches the Giants "steal" the opener, 5-3, to gain first win of series.
Infielder Harvey Kuenn of the San Francisco Giants slides safely into home plate, scoring on Jesus Alou's double to centerfield, during first inning of second game of doubleheader against the New York Mets in Shea Stadium here 5/31. Mets' catcher Chris Cannizzaro (8) waits for throw from centerfield. Umpire is Edward Sudel. Giants' team captain Willie Mays (24) squats in foreground. A crowd of 57,033 fans watches the Giants "steal" the opener, 5-3, to gain first win of series.
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Infielder Harvey Kuenn of the San Francisco Giants slides safely into home plate, scoring on Jesus Alou's double to centerfield, during first inning of second game of doubleheader against the New York Mets in Shea Stadium here 5/31. Mets' catcher Chris Cannizzaro (8) waits for throw from centerfield. Umpire is Edward Sudel. Giants' team captain Willie Mays (24) squats in foreground. A crowd of 57,033 fans watches the Giants "steal" the opener, 5-3, to gain first win of series.

Associated Press · [ca. May 1964]

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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Action: 1960 - 64

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