The nose-bleed sections were so high that they resembled a cliff face.

Kettle Brand potato chips had been handed out for free. The Kettle Brand company had used the game to promote a new flavor of chips called "Backyard Barbecue."

The left field bleachers as seen from the nosebleed section above home plate.

The overall field as it appeared while the "Star Spangled Banner" was sung.

Clam chowder was available at one of the concession stalls. Here the chowder was served in a carved out loaf of San Francisco sourdough bread.

Fake eyeblack could be stuck on to emulate the eyeblack of actual players. Orange Rally Hair had been handed out to the first few thousand to enter.

An obvious hand rail provided safety while descending the steep stairs down from the nose-bleed section.

Within twenty minutes of the game's start, the seating had finally filled. Notice that the orange rally hair made it easy to spot the early arrivals.

The stadium lights came on early but only became obvious as the sun began to set.

The stadium as seen from across McCovey Cove at night.

The ballgame ferry was tied up to the dock and assorted sailing and motor craft were anchored in the cove that night. Notice how brightly lit they appeared because of the stadium lights.