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In my youth, growing up in the 1940's & 1950's, I saw 5 of these tremendous HR's (as identified) in this photo.
* The greatest, though, was Mantle's monster that hit the ornate facade on the RF roof. It was within 12" of clearing Yankee Stadium. Had it cleared, it was projected that it would have traveled 600+ feet. ........... Mantle .................. DiMaggio ......................................... Mantle ........................................ Mantle * .. Williams ![]() TED Z . |
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