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The following clips are from MyMar Entertainment's film "Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man." Gil Hodges was a man of great character, dignity and courage. He was without question one of the most beloved men in the history of the game. As the first baseman for the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers of the 1950s and as the manager of the 1969 World Champion Miracle Mets, Gil Hodges made baseball history.
This film is the story of his life, from his boyhood in Indiana to his glory days with the Dodgers, his managerial career with the Mets to his untimely and tragic death at the age of 47 in 1972. For more info visit our website at www.mymarfilms.com
MYSTERY GUEST: Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Eamonn Andrews, Kitty Carlisle, Bennett Cerf
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Former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Mets attend the funeral of Mets Manager Gil Hodges. Players include Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Don Newcombe, Yogi Berra, Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote, Bud Harrelson, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer etc. Mayor John Lindsay, Commisioner Bowie Kuhn, Yankees announcer Mel Allen are also in attendance.
- published: 23 Jun 2011
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Gil Hodges is a hero in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His son, Gil Jr., joined Tablet reporter Jim Mancari to discuss the release of the new Gil Hodges book and Gil Sr.'s legacy as a baseball player and a great Catholic.
- published: 26 Feb 2013
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How About Gil Hodges is a video that wonders why Gil Hodges is not yet in Baseball's Hall of Fame. View it and listen to the comments made by Bud Harrelson, Tug McGraw, Rusty Staub, Frank Slocum, Joe Torre, Red Schondiest. Ralph Kiner, Ralph Barranca, Duke Snider, Rachel Robinson, Joan Hodges, Gil Hodges Jr., Carl Erskine, Joe Pignatano, Preacher Roe and it introduces Jeff Redd's Baseball Players Statistical Standards, whereupon a player's career stats could automatically earn them enshrinement into Baseball's Hall of Fame.
The 1950s was the real birth of modern-day baseball. Speed. Power and defense quickly became the make-up for the player of the future thanks to the excitement that was created by these great players of the 1950s.
The real intent of "How About Gil Hodges," is to also remind everyone of those players who returned from World War II and made New York City the baseball capital of the World in the 1950s. And one of those players was Gil Hodges -- who still -- to this day - deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.
- published: 01 Apr 2013
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Video footage of Hall of Famer Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, and other 1962 Mets at the Polo Grounds.
Shot by Henry Geus.
Check out http://2guystalkingmetsbaseball.com/a-2guys-mets-video-production-casey-stengel-gil-hodges-and-the-1962-mets-at-the-polo-grounds/ for more information.
- published: 31 Aug 2013
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Joe Pignatano and Gil Hodges Widow Joan Hodges tell the real reason why Gil Hodges pulled Cleon Jones from the line up on July 30,1969 during a tribute to Gil at the Brooklyn Baseball gallery in KeySpan Park in Coney Island in 2003.
- published: 14 Jul 2006
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Mets Manager Gil Hodges is laid to rest. Many sports notables attend the funeral including Jackie Robinson, Tom Seaver, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Yogi Berra, Jerry Koosman, Bud Harrelson, Jerry Grote, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer, announcer Mel Allen and Mayor John Lindsay.
4/6/72 - NYBN18804N
- published: 24 Jun 2011
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Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver endorses the candidacy of Gil Hodges for the Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era ballot.
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- published: 11 Nov 2011
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Two clips from the 6th inning of Game 5 of the 1969 World Series show just how far umpiring has come in the past 45 years. In the top of the inning, Jerry Koosman clearly hits Orioles outfielder Frank Robinson in the side, but home plate umpire Lou DiMuro strangely rules the ball foul. This was long before the days when umpires sought help and so DiMuro stubbornly insists on the call. Robinson then takes his sweet time by actually going down into the training room to be attended to for an injury that DiMuro claims never happened. It's hard to imagine an umpire would allow this kind of behavior these days. Also, interesting to think about how thirty years later Robinson would go from hot head to gray beard, overseeing player discipline as MLB's VP of On-Field Operations.
In the bottom of the same inning, DiMuro bizzarely uses shoe polish to determine that the ball hit the cleat of Cleon Jones, which seems obvious just by the bounce of the ball to the right of home plater. But determining the call based on Gil Hodges' shoe polish claim, seems random and dubious. Indeed, Jerry Koosman later claimed he scuffed the ball himself and others said it was not even the game ball Hodges brought onto the field.
It's also interesting to note that Earl Weaver, known for his fiery temper, somehow manages not to get himself thrown out of this game, even though every MLB manager these days would have required it, after the second ridiculous call against his team in one World Series inning.
DiMuro just seems to be wandering around aimlessly, inconsistent and arbitrary in these days before umpiring became a proud and steady profession.
For more Baseball History Shorts go to BaseballHistoryShorts.com
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Gilbert Ray Hodges (April 4, 1924 – April 2, 1972) was an American Major League Baseball first baseman and manager. During an 18-year baseball career, he played in 1943 and from 1947–63, spending most of his career with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers. He was the major leagues' outstanding first baseman in the 1950s, with teammate Duke Snider being the only player to have more home runs or runs batted in during the decade. For a time, his 370 career home runs were a National League (NL) record for right-handed hitters, and briefly ranked tenth in major league history; he held the NL record for career grand slams from 1957 to 1974. He anchored the infield on six pennant winners, and remains one of the most beloved and admired players in team history.[citation needed] A sterling defensive player, he won the first three Gold Glove Awards and led the NL in double plays four times and in putouts, assists and fielding percentage three times each. He ranked second in NL history with 1,281 assists and 1,614 double plays when his career ended, and was also among the league's career leaders in games (6th, 1,908) and total chances (10th, 16,751) at first base. He managed the New York Mets to the 1969 World Series title, one of the greatest upsets in Series history,[citation needed] before his death in 1972.
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Willie Howard Mays, Jr. (born May 6, 1931) is a retired American professional baseball player who played the majority of his major league career with the New York and San Francisco Giants before finishing with the New York Mets. Nicknamed The Say Hey Kid, Mays was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1979, his first year of eligibility. Most baseball fans and historians agree that Mays was the greatest all-around baseball player to have played in the Major Leagues.
Mays won two MVP awards and tied Stan Musial's record with 24 appearances in the All-Star Game. Mays ended his career with 660 home runs, third at the time of his retirement, and currently fourth all-time. An outstanding center fielder, he won a record-tying twelve Gold Gloves starting the year the award was introduced six seasons into his career.
In 1999, Mays placed second on The Sporting News' List of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players, making him the highest-ranking living player. Later that year, he was also elected to the Major League Baseball All-Century Team. Mays is one of five NL players to have eight consecutive 100-RBI seasons, along with Mel Ott, Sammy Sosa, Chipper Jones and Albert Pujols. Mays hit 50 or more home runs in both 1955 and 1965. This time span represents the longest stretch between 50 plus home run seasons for any player in Major League Baseball history.
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5:22Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man Trailer
Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man TrailerGil Hodges: The Quiet Man Trailer
The following clips are from MyMar Entertainment's film "Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man." Gil Hodges was a man of great character, dignity and courage. He was without question one of the most beloved men in the history of the game. As the first baseman for the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers of the 1950s and as the manager of the 1969 World Champion Miracle Mets, Gil Hodges made baseball history. This film is the story of his life, from his boyhood in Indiana to his glory days with the Dodgers, his managerial career with the Mets to his untimely and tragic death at the age of 47 in 1972. For more info visit our website at www.mymarfilms.com -
25:02What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
MYSTERY GUEST: Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Eamonn Andrews, Kitty Carlisle, Bennett Cerf -
11:50Gil Hodges Funeral Part 1
Gil Hodges Funeral Part 1Gil Hodges Funeral Part 1
Former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Mets attend the funeral of Mets Manager Gil Hodges. Players include Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Don Newcombe, Yogi Berra, Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote, Bud Harrelson, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer etc. Mayor John Lindsay, Commisioner Bowie Kuhn, Yankees announcer Mel Allen are also in attendance. -
24:09Home Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil Hodges
Home Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil HodgesHome Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil Hodges
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5:16Gil Hodges Jr. Discusses Father's Legacy
Gil Hodges Jr. Discusses Father's LegacyGil Hodges Jr. Discusses Father's Legacy
Gil Hodges is a hero in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His son, Gil Jr., joined Tablet reporter Jim Mancari to discuss the release of the new Gil Hodges book and Gil Sr.'s legacy as a baseball player and a great Catholic. -
24:07How About Gil Hodges?
How About Gil Hodges?How About Gil Hodges?
How About Gil Hodges is a video that wonders why Gil Hodges is not yet in Baseball's Hall of Fame. View it and listen to the comments made by Bud Harrelson, Tug McGraw, Rusty Staub, Frank Slocum, Joe Torre, Red Schondiest. Ralph Kiner, Ralph Barranca, Duke Snider, Rachel Robinson, Joan Hodges, Gil Hodges Jr., Carl Erskine, Joe Pignatano, Preacher Roe and it introduces Jeff Redd's Baseball Players Statistical Standards, whereupon a player's career stats could automatically earn them enshrinement into Baseball's Hall of Fame. The 1950s was the real birth of modern-day baseball. Speed. Power and defense quickly became the make-up for the player of the future thanks to the excitement that was created by these great players of the 1950s. The real intent of "How About Gil Hodges," is to also remind everyone of those players who returned from World War II and made New York City the baseball capital of the World in the 1950s. And one of those players was Gil Hodges -- who still -- to this day - deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. -
2:431962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds
1962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds1962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds
Video footage of Hall of Famer Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, and other 1962 Mets at the Polo Grounds. Shot by Henry Geus. Check out http://2guystalkingmetsbaseball.com/a-2guys-mets-video-production-casey-stengel-gil-hodges-and-the-1962-mets-at-the-polo-grounds/ for more information. -
24:09Home Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie Mays
Home Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie MaysHome Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie Mays
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5:19Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
Joe Pignatano and Gil Hodges Widow Joan Hodges tell the real reason why Gil Hodges pulled Cleon Jones from the line up on July 30,1969 during a tribute to Gil at the Brooklyn Baseball gallery in KeySpan Park in Coney Island in 2003. -
10:32Gil Hodges Funeral Part 2.flv
Gil Hodges Funeral Part 2.flvGil Hodges Funeral Part 2.flv
Mets Manager Gil Hodges is laid to rest. Many sports notables attend the funeral including Jackie Robinson, Tom Seaver, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Yogi Berra, Jerry Koosman, Bud Harrelson, Jerry Grote, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer, announcer Mel Allen and Mayor John Lindsay. 4/6/72 - NYBN18804N -
1:11Tom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacy
Tom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacyTom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacy
Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver endorses the candidacy of Gil Hodges for the Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era ballot. Follow on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/examinebaseball http://www.baseballhappenings.net -
4:44The Shoe Polish Play (BaseballHistoryShorts.com)
The Shoe Polish Play (BaseballHistoryShorts.com)The Shoe Polish Play (BaseballHistoryShorts.com)
Two clips from the 6th inning of Game 5 of the 1969 World Series show just how far umpiring has come in the past 45 years. In the top of the inning, Jerry Koosman clearly hits Orioles outfielder Frank Robinson in the side, but home plate umpire Lou DiMuro strangely rules the ball foul. This was long before the days when umpires sought help and so DiMuro stubbornly insists on the call. Robinson then takes his sweet time by actually going down into the training room to be attended to for an injury that DiMuro claims never happened. It's hard to imagine an umpire would allow this kind of behavior these days. Also, interesting to think about how thirty years later Robinson would go from hot head to gray beard, overseeing player discipline as MLB's VP of On-Field Operations. In the bottom of the same inning, DiMuro bizzarely uses shoe polish to determine that the ball hit the cleat of Cleon Jones, which seems obvious just by the bounce of the ball to the right of home plater. But determining the call based on Gil Hodges' shoe polish claim, seems random and dubious. Indeed, Jerry Koosman later claimed he scuffed the ball himself and others said it was not even the game ball Hodges brought onto the field. It's also interesting to note that Earl Weaver, known for his fiery temper, somehow manages not to get himself thrown out of this game, even though every MLB manager these days would have required it, after the second ridiculous call against his team in one World Series inning. DiMuro just seems to be wandering around aimlessly, inconsistent and arbitrary in these days before umpiring became a proud and steady profession. For more Baseball History Shorts go to BaseballHistoryShorts.com Video copyright Major League Baseball
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Hodges, Gil Filmography
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1970, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL Manager
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1964, role: actor , character name: Himself - AL Coach
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1958, role: actor , character name: Los Angeles Dodgers First Baseman
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1957, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL First Baseman
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1955, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL First Baseman
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1954, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL First Baseman
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1953, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL First Baseman
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1951, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL First Baseman
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1949, role: actor , character name: Himself - NL First Baseman
Hodges, Gil Filmography
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2006, role: actor , character name: Preppy
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2006, role: actor , character name: Land's End Partier #1
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2004, role: actor , character name: Freddie
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Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man Trailer
The following clips are from MyMar Entertainment's film "Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man." Gil Hodges was a man of great character, dignity and courage. He was without question one of the most beloved men in the history of the game. As the first baseman for the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers of the 1950s and as the manager of the 1969 World Champion Miracle Mets, Gil Hodges made baseball history. This film is the story of his life, from his boyhood in Indiana to his glory days with the Dodgers, his managerial career with the Mets to his untimely and tragic death at the age of 47 in 1972. For more info visit our website at www.mymarfilms.com -
What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
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Gil Hodges Funeral Part 1
Former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Mets attend the funeral of Mets Manager Gil Hodges. Players include Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Don Newcombe, Yogi Berra, Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote, Bud Harrelson, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer etc. Mayor John Lindsay, Commisioner Bowie Kuhn, Yankees announcer Mel Allen are also in attendance. -
Home Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil Hodges
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Gil Hodges Jr. Discusses Father's Legacy
Gil Hodges is a hero in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His son, Gil Jr., joined Tablet reporter Jim Mancari to discuss the release of the new Gil Hodges book and Gil Sr.'s legacy as a baseball player and a great Catholic. -
How About Gil Hodges?
How About Gil Hodges is a video that wonders why Gil Hodges is not yet in Baseball's Hall of Fame. View it and listen to the comments made by Bud Harrelson, Tug McGraw, Rusty Staub, Frank Slocum, Joe Torre, Red Schondiest. Ralph Kiner, Ralph Barranca, Duke Snider, Rachel Robinson, Joan Hodges, Gil Hodges Jr., Carl Erskine, Joe Pignatano, Preacher Roe and it introduces Jeff Redd's Baseball Players Statistical Standards, whereupon a player's career stats could automatically earn them enshrinement into Baseball's Hall of Fame. The 1950s was the real birth of modern-day baseball. Speed. Power and defense quickly became the make-up for the player of the future thanks to the excitement that was created by these great players of the 1950s. The real intent of "How About Gil Hodges," is to also... -
1962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds
Video footage of Hall of Famer Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, and other 1962 Mets at the Polo Grounds. Shot by Henry Geus. Check out http://2guystalkingmetsbaseball.com/a-2guys-mets-video-production-casey-stengel-gil-hodges-and-the-1962-mets-at-the-polo-grounds/ for more information. -
Home Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie Mays
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Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
Joe Pignatano and Gil Hodges Widow Joan Hodges tell the real reason why Gil Hodges pulled Cleon Jones from the line up on July 30,1969 during a tribute to Gil at the Brooklyn Baseball gallery in KeySpan Park in Coney Island in 2003. -
Gil Hodges Funeral Part 2.flv
Mets Manager Gil Hodges is laid to rest. Many sports notables attend the funeral including Jackie Robinson, Tom Seaver, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Yogi Berra, Jerry Koosman, Bud Harrelson, Jerry Grote, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer, announcer Mel Allen and Mayor John Lindsay. 4/6/72 - NYBN18804N -
Tom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacy
Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver endorses the candidacy of Gil Hodges for the Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era ballot. Follow on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/examinebaseball http://www.baseballhappenings.net -
The Shoe Polish Play (BaseballHistoryShorts.com)
Two clips from the 6th inning of Game 5 of the 1969 World Series show just how far umpiring has come in the past 45 years. In the top of the inning, Jerry Koosman clearly hits Orioles outfielder Frank Robinson in the side, but home plate umpire Lou DiMuro strangely rules the ball foul. This was long before the days when umpires sought help and so DiMuro stubbornly insists on the call. Robinson then takes his sweet time by actually going down into the training room to be attended to for an injury that DiMuro claims never happened. It's hard to imagine an umpire would allow this kind of behavior these days. Also, interesting to think about how thirty years later Robinson would go from hot head to gray beard, overseeing player discipline as MLB's VP of On-Field Operations. In the bottom of t...
Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man Trailer
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The following clips are from MyMar Entertainment's film "Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man." Gil Hodges was a man of great character, dignity and courage. He was witho...
The following clips are from MyMar Entertainment's film "Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man." Gil Hodges was a man of great character, dignity and courage. He was without question one of the most beloved men in the history of the game. As the first baseman for the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers of the 1950s and as the manager of the 1969 World Champion Miracle Mets, Gil Hodges made baseball history.
This film is the story of his life, from his boyhood in Indiana to his glory days with the Dodgers, his managerial career with the Mets to his untimely and tragic death at the age of 47 in 1972. For more info visit our website at www.mymarfilms.com
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The following clips are from MyMar Entertainment's film "Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man." Gil Hodges was a man of great character, dignity and courage. He was without question one of the most beloved men in the history of the game. As the first baseman for the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers of the 1950s and as the manager of the 1969 World Champion Miracle Mets, Gil Hodges made baseball history.
This film is the story of his life, from his boyhood in Indiana to his glory days with the Dodgers, his managerial career with the Mets to his untimely and tragic death at the age of 47 in 1972. For more info visit our website at www.mymarfilms.com
- published: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 548
What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
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- Duration: 25:02
- Updated: 08 Jul 2014
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MYSTERY GUEST: Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Eamonn Andrews, Kitty Carlisle, Bennett Cerf
MYSTERY GUEST: Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Eamonn Andrews, Kitty Carlisle, Bennett Cerf
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MYSTERY GUEST: Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov
PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Eamonn Andrews, Kitty Carlisle, Bennett Cerf
- published: 08 Jul 2014
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Gil Hodges Funeral Part 1
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- Duration: 11:50
- Updated: 23 Jun 2011
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Former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Mets attend the funeral of Mets Manager Gil Hodges. Players include Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Don Newc...
Former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Mets attend the funeral of Mets Manager Gil Hodges. Players include Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Don Newcombe, Yogi Berra, Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote, Bud Harrelson, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer etc. Mayor John Lindsay, Commisioner Bowie Kuhn, Yankees announcer Mel Allen are also in attendance.
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Former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Mets attend the funeral of Mets Manager Gil Hodges. Players include Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Don Newcombe, Yogi Berra, Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote, Bud Harrelson, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer etc. Mayor John Lindsay, Commisioner Bowie Kuhn, Yankees announcer Mel Allen are also in attendance.
- published: 23 Jun 2011
- views: 12708
Home Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil Hodges
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:09
- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 914
- published: 13 Jun 2014
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Gil Hodges Jr. Discusses Father's Legacy
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- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 26 Feb 2013
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Gil Hodges is a hero in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His son, Gil Jr., joined Tablet reporter Jim Mancari to discuss the release of the new Gil Hodges book and Gil ...
Gil Hodges is a hero in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His son, Gil Jr., joined Tablet reporter Jim Mancari to discuss the release of the new Gil Hodges book and Gil Sr.'s legacy as a baseball player and a great Catholic.
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Gil Hodges is a hero in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His son, Gil Jr., joined Tablet reporter Jim Mancari to discuss the release of the new Gil Hodges book and Gil Sr.'s legacy as a baseball player and a great Catholic.
- published: 26 Feb 2013
- views: 1294
How About Gil Hodges?
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- Duration: 24:07
- Updated: 01 Apr 2013
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How About Gil Hodges is a video that wonders why Gil Hodges is not yet in Baseball's Hall of Fame. View it and listen to the comments made by Bud Harrelson, Tu...
How About Gil Hodges is a video that wonders why Gil Hodges is not yet in Baseball's Hall of Fame. View it and listen to the comments made by Bud Harrelson, Tug McGraw, Rusty Staub, Frank Slocum, Joe Torre, Red Schondiest. Ralph Kiner, Ralph Barranca, Duke Snider, Rachel Robinson, Joan Hodges, Gil Hodges Jr., Carl Erskine, Joe Pignatano, Preacher Roe and it introduces Jeff Redd's Baseball Players Statistical Standards, whereupon a player's career stats could automatically earn them enshrinement into Baseball's Hall of Fame.
The 1950s was the real birth of modern-day baseball. Speed. Power and defense quickly became the make-up for the player of the future thanks to the excitement that was created by these great players of the 1950s.
The real intent of "How About Gil Hodges," is to also remind everyone of those players who returned from World War II and made New York City the baseball capital of the World in the 1950s. And one of those players was Gil Hodges -- who still -- to this day - deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.
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How About Gil Hodges is a video that wonders why Gil Hodges is not yet in Baseball's Hall of Fame. View it and listen to the comments made by Bud Harrelson, Tug McGraw, Rusty Staub, Frank Slocum, Joe Torre, Red Schondiest. Ralph Kiner, Ralph Barranca, Duke Snider, Rachel Robinson, Joan Hodges, Gil Hodges Jr., Carl Erskine, Joe Pignatano, Preacher Roe and it introduces Jeff Redd's Baseball Players Statistical Standards, whereupon a player's career stats could automatically earn them enshrinement into Baseball's Hall of Fame.
The 1950s was the real birth of modern-day baseball. Speed. Power and defense quickly became the make-up for the player of the future thanks to the excitement that was created by these great players of the 1950s.
The real intent of "How About Gil Hodges," is to also remind everyone of those players who returned from World War II and made New York City the baseball capital of the World in the 1950s. And one of those players was Gil Hodges -- who still -- to this day - deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 2989
1962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds
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- Duration: 2:43
- Updated: 31 Aug 2013
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Video footage of Hall of Famer Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, and other 1962 Mets at the Polo Grounds.
Shot by Henry Geus.
Check out http://2guystalkingmetsbasebal...
Video footage of Hall of Famer Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, and other 1962 Mets at the Polo Grounds.
Shot by Henry Geus.
Check out http://2guystalkingmetsbaseball.com/a-2guys-mets-video-production-casey-stengel-gil-hodges-and-the-1962-mets-at-the-polo-grounds/ for more information.
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Video footage of Hall of Famer Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, and other 1962 Mets at the Polo Grounds.
Shot by Henry Geus.
Check out http://2guystalkingmetsbaseball.com/a-2guys-mets-video-production-casey-stengel-gil-hodges-and-the-1962-mets-at-the-polo-grounds/ for more information.
- published: 31 Aug 2013
- views: 9965
Home Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie Mays
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:09
- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 1151
- published: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 1151
Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
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- Duration: 5:19
- Updated: 14 Jul 2006
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Joe Pignatano and Gil Hodges Widow Joan Hodges tell the real reason why Gil Hodges pulled Cleon Jones from the line up on July 30,1969 during a tribute to Gil a...
Joe Pignatano and Gil Hodges Widow Joan Hodges tell the real reason why Gil Hodges pulled Cleon Jones from the line up on July 30,1969 during a tribute to Gil at the Brooklyn Baseball gallery in KeySpan Park in Coney Island in 2003.
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Joe Pignatano and Gil Hodges Widow Joan Hodges tell the real reason why Gil Hodges pulled Cleon Jones from the line up on July 30,1969 during a tribute to Gil at the Brooklyn Baseball gallery in KeySpan Park in Coney Island in 2003.
- published: 14 Jul 2006
- views: 34343
Gil Hodges Funeral Part 2.flv
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- Duration: 10:32
- Updated: 24 Jun 2011
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Mets Manager Gil Hodges is laid to rest. Many sports notables attend the funeral including Jackie Robinson, Tom Seaver, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcombe, Ralph Bran...
Mets Manager Gil Hodges is laid to rest. Many sports notables attend the funeral including Jackie Robinson, Tom Seaver, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Yogi Berra, Jerry Koosman, Bud Harrelson, Jerry Grote, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer, announcer Mel Allen and Mayor John Lindsay.
4/6/72 - NYBN18804N
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Mets Manager Gil Hodges is laid to rest. Many sports notables attend the funeral including Jackie Robinson, Tom Seaver, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Yogi Berra, Jerry Koosman, Bud Harrelson, Jerry Grote, Jim McAndrew, Duffy Dyer, announcer Mel Allen and Mayor John Lindsay.
4/6/72 - NYBN18804N
- published: 24 Jun 2011
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Tom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacy
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- Duration: 1:11
- Updated: 11 Nov 2011
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Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver endorses the candidacy of Gil Hodges for the Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era ballot.
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Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver endorses the candidacy of Gil Hodges for the Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era ballot.
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Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver endorses the candidacy of Gil Hodges for the Baseball Hall of Fame Golden Era ballot.
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- published: 11 Nov 2011
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The Shoe Polish Play (BaseballHistoryShorts.com)
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 3793
Two clips from the 6th inning of Game 5 of the 1969 World Series show just how far umpiring has come in the past 45 years. In the top of the inning, Jerry Koosm...
Two clips from the 6th inning of Game 5 of the 1969 World Series show just how far umpiring has come in the past 45 years. In the top of the inning, Jerry Koosman clearly hits Orioles outfielder Frank Robinson in the side, but home plate umpire Lou DiMuro strangely rules the ball foul. This was long before the days when umpires sought help and so DiMuro stubbornly insists on the call. Robinson then takes his sweet time by actually going down into the training room to be attended to for an injury that DiMuro claims never happened. It's hard to imagine an umpire would allow this kind of behavior these days. Also, interesting to think about how thirty years later Robinson would go from hot head to gray beard, overseeing player discipline as MLB's VP of On-Field Operations.
In the bottom of the same inning, DiMuro bizzarely uses shoe polish to determine that the ball hit the cleat of Cleon Jones, which seems obvious just by the bounce of the ball to the right of home plater. But determining the call based on Gil Hodges' shoe polish claim, seems random and dubious. Indeed, Jerry Koosman later claimed he scuffed the ball himself and others said it was not even the game ball Hodges brought onto the field.
It's also interesting to note that Earl Weaver, known for his fiery temper, somehow manages not to get himself thrown out of this game, even though every MLB manager these days would have required it, after the second ridiculous call against his team in one World Series inning.
DiMuro just seems to be wandering around aimlessly, inconsistent and arbitrary in these days before umpiring became a proud and steady profession.
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Two clips from the 6th inning of Game 5 of the 1969 World Series show just how far umpiring has come in the past 45 years. In the top of the inning, Jerry Koosman clearly hits Orioles outfielder Frank Robinson in the side, but home plate umpire Lou DiMuro strangely rules the ball foul. This was long before the days when umpires sought help and so DiMuro stubbornly insists on the call. Robinson then takes his sweet time by actually going down into the training room to be attended to for an injury that DiMuro claims never happened. It's hard to imagine an umpire would allow this kind of behavior these days. Also, interesting to think about how thirty years later Robinson would go from hot head to gray beard, overseeing player discipline as MLB's VP of On-Field Operations.
In the bottom of the same inning, DiMuro bizzarely uses shoe polish to determine that the ball hit the cleat of Cleon Jones, which seems obvious just by the bounce of the ball to the right of home plater. But determining the call based on Gil Hodges' shoe polish claim, seems random and dubious. Indeed, Jerry Koosman later claimed he scuffed the ball himself and others said it was not even the game ball Hodges brought onto the field.
It's also interesting to note that Earl Weaver, known for his fiery temper, somehow manages not to get himself thrown out of this game, even though every MLB manager these days would have required it, after the second ridiculous call against his team in one World Series inning.
DiMuro just seems to be wandering around aimlessly, inconsistent and arbitrary in these days before umpiring became a proud and steady profession.
For more Baseball History Shorts go to BaseballHistoryShorts.com
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Gil Hodges: The Quiet Man Trailer
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What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
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What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
What's My Line? - Gil Hodges; Peter Ustinov; Eamonn Andrews & Kitty Carlisle [panel] (May 26, 1963)
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Gil Hodges Funeral Part 1
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Home Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil Hodges
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Home Run Derby S01E23 Ernie Banks vs Gil Hodges
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Gil Hodges Jr. Discusses Father's Legacy
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How About Gil Hodges?
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1962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds
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1962 Mets Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges at the Polo Grounds
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Home Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie Mays
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Home Run Derby S01E22 Gil Hodges vs Willie Mays
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Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
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Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
Gil Hodges pulls Cleon Jones July 30, 1969
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Gil Hodges Funeral Part 2.flv
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Tom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacy
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Tom Seaver endorsing Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame candidacy
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The Shoe Polish Play (BaseballHistoryShorts.com)
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The top of the eighth started with Gil Hodges drawing a walk off Phillies starter Curt Simmons. Hodges reached third base on a Billy Cox line drive single to left field. Duke Snider brought home Hodges and moved Cox to third by grounding a double to right field (4-2 Dodgers) ... Hansen then had to face Hodges, the second time Brooklyn's first baseman battes in the eighth ... Stauffel walked Cox, moving Campanella to third and Hodges to second....
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In a '6' year, expect big things in Big Apple (MLB - Major League Baseball)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Apr 2016
(Source. MLB - Major League Baseball) ... And in other years ending in 6, the Yankees or Giants or both teams distinguished themselves. Therein lies the Big Apple's built-in advantage -- multiple franchises, three from 1903-57 and two since '62 ... 1916 ... 1926 ... 1936 ... He hit three home runs in the seven-game World Series and saved Larsen's game with a full-sprint catch deep in Death Valley at Yankee Stadium in the fifth inning to rob Gil Hodges....
In a '6' year, expect big things in Big Apple
Edit MLB 01 Apr 2016
The Mets are loaded with starting pitching and again have Yoenis Cespedes to do the heavy lifting on the other side of the ball. The Yankees appear to have more questions than certainties, except in their bullpen. But will that matter? ... Or both ... 1916 ... 1926 ... 1936 ... He hit three home runs in the seven-game World Series and saved Larsen's game with a full-sprint catch deep in Death Valley at Yankee Stadium in the fifth inning to rob Gil Hodges....
Queens-Bound Marine Parkway Bridge Closed Overnight April 4 –7, 2016 (MTA - Metropolitan Transportation Authority)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Mar 2016
(Source. MTA - Metropolitan Transportation Authority). The Queens-Bound (southbound) side of the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge will be closed to traffic during overnight hours on weeknights, from Monday through Friday, April 4 - 7, for replacement of machinery equipment in the bridge towers ... Original Document ... (noodl....
Baseball has shown its power to effect change (Tampa Bay Rays)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Mar 2016
(Source. Tampa Bay Rays). They chatted and smiled, cheered for their teams, the Rays and Cubans, visited with those around them. This is what we do at baseball games. This is one of the reasons we love them ... Rev ... To see Jackie Robinson breaking baseball's color line, to see him out there with Pee Wee Reese and Gil Hodges and the icons of white baseball and white America, forced Americans to reckon with a different world ... Original Document....
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