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This Day in Giants History, April 29, 1958: No Giants on TV
Horace Stoneham, owner of the San Francisco Giants, rejects Westinghouse’s proposal to televise 1958 Giants road games on a non-profit basis. Despite declining attendance for the Giants during the 1950s, New York remained a profitable place to conduct the … Continue reading
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