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A few days ago I did an email interview with Ray Ratto of the S.F. Chronicle about his memories of the ‘89 Giants as their beat reporter for the Chronicle. The full exchange is here, but I thought I’d reprint the final two questions and answers on this blog because they involve the A’s and [...]

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Here’s a picture of a Thomas Bros. map showing the location of the Cypress Viaduct, a few miles north of the Coliseum on the Nimitz Freeway, the 880, as it turns north to the approach to the Bay Bridge:

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To commemorate the day of the Loma Prieta earthquake, or really the morning of, here’s the story (and picture below) by Marc Sandalow that appeared on the S.F. Chronicle’s front page on Oct. 17, ‘89:
Candlestick Park will host its first World Series game in 27 years tonight as the San Francisco Giants try to reverse [...]

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Joe DiMaggio, technically not involved in the World Series at all so far as I know, but an icon of Bay Area baseball, waits in line in the Marina District with his neighbors to sort out the post-Loma Prieta processes.

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Storm Davis, on the Candlestick field, holds his infant child soon after the Loma Prieta quake.

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A picture of some of the police and relief workers who threw out first pitches for the rescheduled game 3 of the World Series.

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A map of the Bay Area outlining faults and some of the more significant damage from Loma Prieta.

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The front page of the S.F. Chronicle for October 17.

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A’s players scanning the Candlestick crowd shortly after the quake, looking for relatives.

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The front page of the San Francisco Chronicle for October 18, as seen in a printout from the microfilm archives.

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