"The New York Yankees take great pride in welcoming you to the 'new' Yankee Stadium. This magnificent park, reconstructed between October 1973 and April 1976, can now boast of the greatest features in comfort and enjoyment for fans, while still retaining the historic character which makes it the most famous sports arena in America.
Yankee Stadium first opened in 1923, and the Yankees went on to win their first of 21 World Championships that year. Scores of great ballplayers have worn the Yankee uniform over the years, with the legendary Babe Ruth-Lou Gehrig-Joe DiMaggio-Mickey Mantle link forming a tradition of greatness.
Today's Yankees have returned that winning tradition to this 'new' Stadium, proudly wearing the same uniform in the same ballpark- with the added benefit of playing in a park built for the fans' comfort.
Welcome and enjoy Yankee baseball ... there is no better."
-New York Yankees 1978 Scorebook & Official Magazine
NEW YANKEE FATHERS
"Two Yankee players became fathers for the first time. Duskie Zeber presented husband George with 7-pound, 10-ounce Ryan William Zeber on May 24. Corna Gossage presented husband Rich with 7-pound, 1-ounce Jeffery Carlon Gossage, born June 5."
-New York Yankees 1978 Scorebook and Official Magazine
YANKEE STADIUM GROUND RULES
Foul poles are outside the playing field.
Any batted ball hitting a foul pole above the fence is a home run.
Bat racks are within the dugouts.
Any thrown ball hitting a railing or a dugout foundation and rebounding on the field is in play.
A ball going into the dugout or hitting other parts of the dugout is out of play.
-New York Yankees 1978 Scorebook & Official Magazine
AMERICAN LEAGUE UMPIRES
Supervisor of Umpires - Dick Butler
1 Nestor Chylak
2 Bill Haller
3 Lou DiMuro
4 Marty Springstead
5 Jerry Neudecker
6 Russ Goetz
7 Bill Kunkel
8 Larry Barnett
9 Don Denkinger
10 Ron Luciano
11 George Maloney
12 Larry McCoy
13 Bill Deegan
14 Dave Phillips
15 Jim Evans
16 Joe Brinkman
17 Nick Bremigan
18 Jim McKean
19 Terry Cooney
20 Rich Garcia
21 Dale Ford
22 Alan Clark
23 Greg Kosc
24 Ken Kaiser
25 Durwood Merrill
26 Steve Palermo
27 Vic Voltaggio
28 Mike Reilly
29 Ted Hendry
AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES UMPIRES
Bill Kunkel
Ron Luciano
Dave Phillips
Terry Cooney
Lou DiMuro
Rich Garcia
WHERE THE YANKEES STAY ON THE ROAD
Baltimore: Cross Keys Inn
Boston: Sheraton Boston
California (Anaheim): Anaheim Hyatt House
Chicago: Continental Plaza
Cleveland: Hollenden House
Detroit: Pontchartrain
Kansas City: Crown Center
Milwaukee: Pfister
Minnesota (Minneapolis-St. Paul): Leamington
Oakland: Oakland Hilton
Seattle: The Olympic
Texas: Inn of the Six Flags
Toronto: Hotel Toronto
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Foul poles are outside the playing field.
Any batted ball hitting a foul pole above the fence is a home run.
Bat racks are within the dugouts.
Any thrown ball hitting a railing or a dugout foundation and rebounding on the field is in play.
A ball going into the dugout or hitting other parts of the dugout is out of play.
-New York Yankees 1978 Scorebook & Official Magazine
AMERICAN LEAGUE UMPIRES
Supervisor of Umpires - Dick Butler
1 Nestor Chylak
2 Bill Haller
3 Lou DiMuro
4 Marty Springstead
5 Jerry Neudecker
6 Russ Goetz
7 Bill Kunkel
8 Larry Barnett
9 Don Denkinger
10 Ron Luciano
11 George Maloney
12 Larry McCoy
13 Bill Deegan
14 Dave Phillips
15 Jim Evans
16 Joe Brinkman
17 Nick Bremigan
18 Jim McKean
19 Terry Cooney
20 Rich Garcia
21 Dale Ford
22 Alan Clark
23 Greg Kosc
24 Ken Kaiser
25 Durwood Merrill
26 Steve Palermo
27 Vic Voltaggio
28 Mike Reilly
29 Ted Hendry
AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES UMPIRES
Bill Kunkel
Ron Luciano
Dave Phillips
Terry Cooney
Lou DiMuro
Rich Garcia
WHERE THE YANKEES STAY ON THE ROAD
Baltimore: Cross Keys Inn
Boston: Sheraton Boston
California (Anaheim): Anaheim Hyatt House
Chicago: Continental Plaza
Cleveland: Hollenden House
Detroit: Pontchartrain
Kansas City: Crown Center
Milwaukee: Pfister
Minnesota (Minneapolis-St. Paul): Leamington
Oakland: Oakland Hilton
Seattle: The Olympic
Texas: Inn of the Six Flags
Toronto: Hotel Toronto
ADVERTISEMENTS
-1010 New York WINS: All news. All the time.
-AJD Cap Company: A true major league fan lets it go to his head.
-American Express: The American Express Card. Don't leave home without it.
-Beck's Beer: After the game, score a few points with your friends.
-Beefeater: The Gin Of England
-Budweiser: When you say Budweiser, you've said it all.
-Burger King: The Taste Of Victory
-Canadian Club: The Best In The House In 87 Lands
-Central Savings Bank
-Chemical Bank: The chemistry's just right at Chemical Bank.
-Dick Gidron Cadillac U.S.A.
-Dodge Omni: It does it all.
-Empire Stakes: Starting in May you'll get your shot at the big leagues.
-French's Mustard: You've put us on top.
-General Electric: No matter what size performance you want, you'll want GE performance television.
-Getty
-J&B: Why has J&B been a winner with sports fans for almost 100 years? Because it's rare.
-Jackson's: Fordham Road's First Restaurant
-Kent
-Kent Golden Lights
-Key Appliance Inc.
-Kinney: The Great American Shoe Store
-Longball: The Complete Major League Experience
-Manufacturers Hanover: It's banking the way you want it to be.
-Marlboro: Come to Marlboro Country.
-Martin Bros. Clothes: Styles For Champions, Priced To Score
-MCS Inc.: Play Ball With Us!
-Miller Time
-MONY: For The Future
-New York Life: We guarantee tomorrow today.
-Newport Lights
-Old Gold
-Pepsi: Have a Pepsi day.
-Polly-O Ricotta and Mozzarella: Your kids deserve the best!
-Pronto Ristorante: Home Made Pasta
-Proof of the Pudding: Tonight we seduce you for dinner.
-Real: The first real taste in any low tar.
-Reggie Jackson's Scrapbook: Reggie's Brand-New Smash Hit!
-Rolaids: Rolaids spells relief.
-Schlitz: If you don't have Schlitz, you don't have gusto.
-Sports Phone: When you can't get to the game, get to the phone.
-The Bowery: It pays to save at The Bowery.
-Toyota: The 1980's Celica. You got it.
-True
-Volkswagen: Volkswagen does it again.
-Winston: I won't settle for anything less than taste.
-Yankees Beef Franks: The official beef franks of the New York Yankees.
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