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New York vs. Sox - Jimmy Foxx is catching
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New York vs. Sox - Jimmy Foxx is catching

Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 · August 11, 1937

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New York Yankee Lou Gehrig batting in front of Boston Red Sox catcher Jimmie Foxx and umpire Lou Kolls during August 11, 1937 game at Fenway Park.

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And the Beat goes on as Chief White Ash of Eskasoni Reservation, Canada, beats the drum of Lightning Hand of the Restiguoche Reservation in Quebec. They were part of several hundred Indians from throughout New England and Canada participating in the first Indian Day ceremonies on Boston Common. The day was so proclaimed by Gov. Volpe.
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