Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Signing Up, Outfielder Pat Mullin (left) and Pitcher Virgil Trucks of the Detroit Tigers put their names on one of the Herald-Traveler Ted Williams Memory Books at the Hotel Kenmore yesterday after their meeting with the Sox had been called off.
Signing Up, Outfielder Pat Mullin (left) and Pitcher Virgil Trucks of the Detroit Tigers put their names on one of the Herald-Traveler Ted Williams Memory Books at the Hotel Kenmore yesterday after their meeting with the Sox had been called off.
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Signing Up, Outfielder Pat Mullin (left) and Pitcher Virgil Trucks of the Detroit Tigers put their names on one of the Herald-Traveler Ted Williams Memory Books at the Hotel Kenmore yesterday after their meeting with the Sox had been called off.

[ca. April 1952]

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[Information from item housing] Baseball...Detroit Tigers 1951-1955

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