Box 01
Contains 14 Results:
World Series, 1948
Satchel Paige became the first African American to pitch in a World Series game.
World Series, 1949
Don Newcombe became the first African American pitcher to start a World Series game.
World Series, 1950-1951
Twenty-one notebooks containing handwritten play-by-play accounts of World Series games played between 1948 and 1969. Olla recorded information such as home field, weather, time of game, attendance, umpires and whether each pitch was a called strike or a swing and a miss.
World Series, 1952
Joe Black, pitching in game one, became the first African American to win a World Series game.
World Series, 1953
Twenty-one notebooks containing handwritten play-by-play accounts of World Series games played between 1948 and 1969. Olla recorded information such as home field, weather, time of game, attendance, umpires and whether each pitch was a called strike or a swing and a miss.
World Series, 1954
Willie Mays’ over-the-shoulder catch in game one is considered to be one of the greatest World Series catches of all-time.
World Series, 1955
Twenty-one notebooks containing handwritten play-by-play accounts of World Series games played between 1948 and 1969. Olla recorded information such as home field, weather, time of game, attendance, umpires and whether each pitch was a called strike or a swing and a miss.
World Series, 1956
Don Larsen pitched a perfect game in game five of the Series.
World Series, 1957
Twenty-one notebooks containing handwritten play-by-play accounts of World Series games played between 1948 and 1969. Olla recorded information such as home field, weather, time of game, attendance, umpires and whether each pitch was a called strike or a swing and a miss.
World Series, 1958
Twenty-one notebooks containing handwritten play-by-play accounts of World Series games played between 1948 and 1969. Olla recorded information such as home field, weather, time of game, attendance, umpires and whether each pitch was a called strike or a swing and a miss.