Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Crime doesn't pay -- Attempting to steal second base in the fourth inning, Bill Werber, fleet-footed Reds third baseman was cut down, Dickey to Crosetti, who's seen tagging the sliding runner. This bit of action took place in the second game of the World Series between the Yanks and Cincinnati Reds in New York Oct. 5 which the Bronx Bombers won 4-0. Umpire Pinelli crouches at right as he calls Werber out
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Crime doesn't pay -- Attempting to steal second base in the fourth inning, Bill Werber, fleet-footed Reds third baseman was cut down, Dickey to Crosetti, who's seen tagging the sliding runner. This bit of action took place in the second game of the World Series between the Yanks and Cincinnati Reds in New York Oct. 5 which the Bronx Bombers won 4-0. Umpire Pinelli crouches at right as he calls Werber out
Associated Press · [ca. October 1939]
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[Information from item housing] Baseball - 1939 World Series Yankees vs. Reds
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