Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Youngest Red Sox Fan is Virginia Brower Adams, 10 months old, who watched the Red Sox-Kansas City twi-night doubleheader from the Fenway Park centerfield bleachers. Virginia came all set for a night game, with pajamas and crib. She doesn't care for the lullaby, "Bye, Baby Bunting." She prefers Rex Sox slugging. Her parents, shown here, are Mrs. Tucker Adams and the Rev. Daniel W. Adams of the First Presbyterian Church of Everett.
Youngest Red Sox Fan is Virginia Brower Adams, 10 months old, who watched the Red Sox-Kansas City twi-night doubleheader from the Fenway Park centerfield bleachers. Virginia came all set for a night game, with pajamas and crib. She doesn't care for the lullaby, "Bye, Baby Bunting." She prefers Rex Sox slugging. Her parents, shown here, are Mrs. Tucker Adams and the Rev. Daniel W. Adams of the First Presbyterian Church of Everett.
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Youngest Red Sox Fan is Virginia Brower Adams, 10 months old, who watched the Red Sox-Kansas City twi-night doubleheader from the Fenway Park centerfield bleachers. Virginia came all set for a night game, with pajamas and crib. She doesn't care for the lullaby, "Bye, Baby Bunting." She prefers Rex Sox slugging. Her parents, shown here, are Mrs. Tucker Adams and the Rev. Daniel W. Adams of the First Presbyterian Church of Everett.

[ca. August 1959]

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[Information from item housing] Adams, Rev. Daniel W.

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