Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Up and Out--Little Leaguer John Currado Staten Island, N.Y. is flipped over third baseman Richard Moller of Monterrey Mexico on the tag in today’s Little League World Series championship game. Moller took the throw from shortstop Roberto Hinojosa in the third inning.
Up and Out--Little Leaguer John Currado Staten Island, N.Y. is flipped over third baseman Richard Moller of Monterrey Mexico on the tag in today’s Little League World Series championship game. Moller took the throw from shortstop Roberto Hinojosa in the third inning.
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Up and Out--Little Leaguer John Currado Staten Island, N.Y. is flipped over third baseman Richard Moller of Monterrey Mexico on the tag in today’s Little League World Series championship game. Moller took the throw from shortstop Roberto Hinojosa in the third inning.

Associated Press · [ca. August 1964]

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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Little League: 1960s

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