Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Three Runs Was the Margin as Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee last night, 9-6, and Gene Freese, Pirate second baseman, drove in four runs with his grand-slam homer in the eight inning. He's shown with winning pitcher Max Surkont and the mates he drove in. Left to right, Gene Freese, catcher Toby Atwell, third baseman George Freese (Gene's brother), outfielder Jerry Lynch, and Surkont.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Three Runs Was the Margin as Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee last night, 9-6, and Gene Freese, Pirate second baseman, drove in four runs with his grand-slam homer in the eight inning. He's shown with winning pitcher Max Surkont and the mates he drove in. Left to right, Gene Freese, catcher Toby Atwell, third baseman George Freese (Gene's brother), outfielder Jerry Lynch, and Surkont.
Associated Press · [ca. May 1955]
CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Baseball ... Pittsburgh Pirates 1951-1955
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