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So, I collect stuff to learn cool things and preserve history. A few weeks ago on Ebay, I decided to throw in a low-ball offer for some medium format images of the 1965 Cleveland Indians. To my surprise, the seller accepted my offer right away! When I saw these images, I just knew I had to scan them and share them with all of you.
From the scoreboard, I could tell that they were playing against the Cleveland Indians, so at least we knew who they were up against. Then, I noticed that the pitcher for the Indians was #32, which would make him Ralph Terry. Now, Ralph Terry only played with the Indians in 1965, and he only pitched against the Indians once. So, I was able to figure out that these photos were from the game against the Cleveland Indians on May 29th, 1965. How cool is that?
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