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Bris Lord, Rube Oldring and Danny Murphy of the Philadelphia Athletics, 1911 World Series
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Bris Lord, Rube Oldring and Danny Murphy of the Philadelphia Athletics, 1911 World Series

Luke, Thomas A., 1861-1932 · 1911

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Outfield for the Athletics during World Series against the New York Giants. Lord was the left fielder, Oldring center fielder and Murphy the right fielder. Luke was a photographer for the Boston Post.

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