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Yankee crosses the plate vs. Red Sox at Fenway
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Yankee crosses the plate vs. Red Sox at Fenway

Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 · 1937

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Unknown New York Yankee base runner crosses the plate behind unknown Boston Red Sox catcher as unknown Yankee and unknown umpire look on at Fenway.

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