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Dodgers Stories: 6 Decades in L.A.
Fernandomania: Los Angeles Falls In Love with Fernando Valenzuela
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In 1953 at age 22, Rosalind "Roz" Wyman became the youngest person — and the second woman — elected to the Los Angeles City Council. While in office, she helped convince the Brooklyn Dodgers to relocate to L.A. She died at age 92 on October 28, 2022.
Here are photos, videos and ephemera from Southern California archives to add to the collective celebration of one of the best sportscasters in history.
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Roz Wyman, Jaime Jarrín and more remember Vin Scully, the longtime voice of Dodger games.
Legendary Dodger broadcaster Vin Scully died at the age of 94 on August 2, 2022.
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A look at the Dodger's history in L.A. and Angelenos' love affair with their boys in blue.
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Rosalind Wiener Wyman, the youngest person ever elected to the L.A. City Council and the second woman to serve there, began pursuing the Dodgers relentlessly when she heard the team was looking for a new home.
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19-year-old Fernando Valenzuela was discovered playing in the Mexican leagues.
Nancy Pelosi, Dianne Feinstein and Helen Gahagan Douglas, are only some of the strong female forces who have formed the circle of influence surrounding Rosalind Wyman, the woman responsible for bringing the Dodgers to L.A. in the 1950s.
When people talk about baseball greats, it is usually a discussion of the players. Yet there are legends in the stands as well.
The Dodgers then called home the cavernous Coliseum, which seated more than 92,000. They beat the White Sox four games to two.
Did the Dodgers evict a Mexican-American neighborhood to make way for their stadium? The truth is more nuanced than what you've heard.
A look at the massive construction project that reshaped Chavez Ravine into a modern baseball palace.