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View of NYC Ballplayers "A Worse Menace Than Traffic"
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| Text | "Let anyone visit Washington Parade, and he will find large groups of men and boys playing ball and filling the air with shouts and yells." Evening Posteditorial no date given. This quote comes from Berger, Meyer, "In the Ball Park Every Man's a King," New YorkTimes, April 14, 1935. Submitted by John Thorn, fall 2005. |
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1828.8 View of NYC Ballplayers "A Worse Menace Than Traffic""
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