Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Jim Russell's Victory Smile greets the radio announcement of the last out that signalized the Braves' first game triumph over Cleveland. The Boston outfielder is in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, under treatment for a heart ailment.
Jim Russell's Victory Smile greets the radio announcement of the last out that signalized the Braves' first game triumph over Cleveland. The Boston outfielder is in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, under treatment for a heart ailment.
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Jim Russell's Victory Smile greets the radio announcement of the last out that signalized the Braves' first game triumph over Cleveland. The Boston outfielder is in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, under treatment for a heart ailment.

Associated Press · [ca. October 1948]

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