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Photographs from page 1 of the sports section of the Oakland Tribune on October 28, 1912, after the Oakland Oaks won the city's first baseball pennant. Photos show presentation of Chalmers automobile to Gus Hetling as the league's MVP with inset photos of pitchers Howie Gregory (upper inset) and Bill Malarkey (lower inset) |
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Oakland Tribune, October 28, 1912 |
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October 27, 1912 |
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Photographer unknown |
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First published in 1912, therefore public domain
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