Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›They Beat the Yanks--Grinning Sherm Lollar, left, Chicago White Sox catcher, gives the "goose-egg" sign in dressing room last night to indicate the White Sox shut out the New York Yankees, 2-0. Lollar accounted for both runs with a first-inning homer. He has an arm around pitcher Ray Moore, righthander who limited the Yanks to three hits.
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They Beat the Yanks--Grinning Sherm Lollar, left, Chicago White Sox catcher, gives the "goose-egg" sign in dressing room last night to indicate the White Sox shut out the New York Yankees, 2-0. Lollar accounted for both runs with a first-inning homer. He has an arm around pitcher Ray Moore, righthander who limited the Yanks to three hits.
Associated Press · [ca. June 1958]
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[Information from item housing] Baseball...Chicago White Sox 1951-1955
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