Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Home Runs Kept the American League leaders still at the head of the parade. At the left in the Traveler staff photo (by Russ Adams), are the three Indians who hit the homers that enabled Cleveland to beat the Red Sox, 3-1, last night at Fenway Park. Left to right, they are: Ralph Kiner, Al Rosen and Al Smith. At right in the AP Photo, is Joe Collins, New York Yankees first baseman, who hit two homers to account for four runs in yesterday's Yankee 5-4 victory over Chicago. Thus the Yankees remained within half a game of first-place Cleveland.
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Home Runs Kept the American League leaders still at the head of the parade. At the left in the Traveler staff photo (by Russ Adams), are the three Indians who hit the homers that enabled Cleveland to beat the Red Sox, 3-1, last night at Fenway Park. Left to right, they are: Ralph Kiner, Al Rosen and Al Smith. At right in the AP Photo, is Joe Collins, New York Yankees first baseman, who hit two homers to account for four runs in yesterday's Yankee 5-4 victory over Chicago. Thus the Yankees remained within half a game of first-place Cleveland.
[ca. September 1955]
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[Information from item housing] Baseball..Cleveland Indians 1951-1955
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