Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Maybe Rival Managers Next Year -- Everything is as it should be between Philadelphia Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer (left) and veteran infielder Solly Hemus. However, next season things maybe different, if rumors hold up that Hemus will replace Freddy Hutchinson as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Maybe Rival Managers Next Year -- Everything is as it should be between Philadelphia Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer (left) and veteran infielder Solly Hemus. However, next season things maybe different, if rumors hold up that Hemus will replace Freddy Hutchinson as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Maybe Rival Managers Next Year -- Everything is as it should be between Philadelphia Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer (left) and veteran infielder Solly Hemus. However, next season things maybe different, if rumors hold up that Hemus will replace Freddy Hutchinson as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.

Associated Press · [ca. September 1958]

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[Information from item housing] Baseball ... Philadelphia Phillies 1956-1960

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