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1969 World Series Baltimore Press Pass
As televised baseball gained popularity during the late 1960s, TV reporters received more access to broadcast big games. NBC-TV was just one media outlet that took the field at Memorial Stadium for Ga ...
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Baltimore Broadcast: 1969 World Series
In addition to on-the-field access, the team clubhouses in Memorial Stadium were open to media outlets during the 1969 World Series.
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Broadcasting in Stereo: 1969 World Series
Members of the media used press access to travel throughout Shea Stadium during the 1969 World Series, from the field to the press box to the clubhouses.
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Coming to You Live From Shea: Press Pass
There was no shortage of press coverage during the 1969 World Series, especially at Shea Stadium, which hosted the first Fall Classic games in Mets history.
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Covering 1969 NLCS in the ATL: Press Pass
Games 1 and 2 of the 1969 NLCS opened at Atlanta Stadium. Members of the press took advantage of access across the ballpark to document the first series of its kind in MLB history. The Mets won both g ...
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Enjoying the Hospitality: 1969 World Series
Harry White took full advantage of the press hospitality room at Americana Hotel in New York for Games 3, 4 and 5 of the 1969 World Series.
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Fielding Questions: 1969 World Series
Sportswriters got up close and personal during the 1969 World Series, including access to the field at Shea Stadium. One such pass was issued to Bo Gill, a reporter for the Newburgh Evening News.
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Hospitable Hosts: 1969 World Series
The 1969 World Series between the Miracle Mets and 109-win Baltimore Orioles garnered much media attention. Reporters or other guests could take advantage of hospitality rooms at area hotels, such as ...
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In the Club: 1969 World Series Pass
Media outlets captured postgame reactions from players following Games 3, 4 and 5 of the 1969 World Series, thanks to clubhouse access at Shea Stadium.
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Passing Time: 1969 NLCS Hospitality Pass
Members of the media covering the 1969 NLCS between the Mets and Atlanta Braves were warmly welcomed to New York City. The Mets organized a press hospitality room at the Americana Hotel, near Times Sq ...