Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell of the St. Louis Cardinals is the happy young man in the center after he pitched a four-hit win over the New York Giants. the Cards now lead the National League in won-and-lost, but trail Milwaukee in percentage points. Flanking Mizell are homer-hitters Rip Repulski (left) and Bill Sami. Repulski hit his sixth of the season, while it was Sarni's third.
Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell of the St. Louis Cardinals is the happy young man in the center after he pitched a four-hit win over the New York Giants. the Cards now lead the National League in won-and-lost, but trail Milwaukee in percentage points. Flanking Mizell are homer-hitters Rip Repulski (left) and Bill Sami. Repulski hit his sixth of the season, while it was Sarni's third.
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Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell of the St. Louis Cardinals is the happy young man in the center after he pitched a four-hit win over the New York Giants. the Cards now lead the National League in won-and-lost, but trail Milwaukee in percentage points. Flanking Mizell are homer-hitters Rip Repulski (left) and Bill Sami. Repulski hit his sixth of the season, while it was Sarni's third.

Associated Press · [ca. May 1956]

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