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Baseball at the Turn of the Century
Baseball players in war production. "Safe," signals George Stovall, retired manager of the Cleveland Indians as Vince DiMaggio slides home during a lunch-hour softball game in the California Shipbuilding Corporation shipyards
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On the baseball team Negro enlistees and white non-com officers are teammates. Camp Lejeune has its own baseball league, with the Montford Point team a strong contender for championship honors
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Baseball game, homestead school. Dailey, West Virginia
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Baseball game at recess, San Augustine grade school, San Augustine, Texas.
Baseball game, Manzanar Relocation Center, Calif
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Migratory laborers like to play baseball. Here is one of them in a catchers uniform at the Agua Fria Migratory Labor Camp, Arizona
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Franklin Roosevelt ready to throw baseball from stands, for first game of the year at Griffith Stadium, Washington, DC
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Spectators watch the baseball game on the fourth of July at Vale, Oregon.
Greenbelt, Maryland. Member of the Greenbelt baseball team picking out a bat
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