Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Hank Bauer's batting pose. It was Hank's triple in the 1951 World Series, using a bat of New York State ashwood, which gave the Yankees their 14th World Championship.
Hank Bauer's batting pose. It was Hank's triple in the 1951 World Series, using a bat of New York State ashwood, which gave the Yankees their 14th World Championship.
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Hank Bauer's batting pose. It was Hank's triple in the 1951 World Series, using a bat of New York State ashwood, which gave the Yankees their 14th World Championship.

[ca. August 1954]

CC0 — Public Domain
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