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melvin belli showed up in court with a big alaska park california he won his lawsuit which was around $1,500. >> reporter: despite the weather, it was a golden time for the giants. willies thrilling the crowd, the first all brother outfield in major league history and juan marichal hitting a no-hitter. >> five in the hall of fame all played here at the same time, mays, marichal, mccovey and zepeda. >> reporter: the stick hosted its first professional football games. not the 49ers. the oakland raiders who played part of the 1960 and all the 1961 seasons there. but the biggest stars of the 1960s may not have been athletes at all. >> the beatles performed their last public concert here at candlestick park stadium. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: amanda tugwell is the director of stadium tours and events. >> they walked right in through the visitors locker room right here got ready their last time together as a band. >> reporter: john, palm, george and ringo walked where we're walking right now. the he beatles played just 11 songs. >> only last $3 3 minutes. so it was a very kind of short concert. but still, it was such an experience for fans. >> reporter: it only lasted 33 minute