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Baseball, World Series, 1948: (signed by the Cleveland Indians world champion team and their manager, Lou Boudreau)

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Abstract:
1948 World Series baseball signed by the Cleveland Indians world champion team and their manager, Lou Boudreau, at the request of their teammate, catcher, Rollie Hemsley. An early member of Alcoholics Anonymous, Hemsley became one of the first A.A. members to sacrifice the shield of anonymity when he gave news interviews in 1940 publicizing the movement that had enabled him to stop drinking and become known as "the star who hitched himself to a wagon."

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No Copyright - United States
Restrictions on Use
Collection is open for research.

Citation

"Baseball, World Series, 1948: (signed by the Cleveland Indians world champion team and their manager, Lou Boudreau) " (1948). Robert Holbrook Smith ("Dr. Bob") collection. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:211770/

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Collection:

  • Robert Holbrook Smith ("Dr. Bob") collection

    Robert Holbrook Smith, known simply as "Dr. Bob" in the AA community, was born on August 8, 1879 in St. Johnsbury, VT, the only son of Judge and Mrs. W.P. Smith. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1902 and three …

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