Deadball Era Ball park
note:Prior to rule changes in 1920, the same ball would often be used throughout an entire game, only being replaced if it began to unravel. Pitchers were also allowed to deface or scuff the ball, apply foreign substances to it (such as dirt or spit), and cut into the ball with an emery board. Balls would not even be replaced after a foul ball or home run, with fans instead throwing the ball back onto the field to be re-used.
Question
1. Examine the photo of Yankee Stadium in 1923 (black and white) and 1960 (color), dadeball era park, the statistics and the information. What do the construction and features of Yankee Stadium illustrate about power and space?
1. Examine the photo of Yankee Stadium in 1923 (black and white) and 1960 (color), dadeball era park, the statistics and the information. What do the construction and features of Yankee Stadium illustrate about power and space?