World series scoresheets handwritten 1931-1953 by G.F. McCullar. 1953.

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World series scoresheets handwritten 1931-1953 by G.F. McCullar. 1953.

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Handwritten world series game accounts for 1931, 1933 through 1944 and 1953. These were kept by G.F. McCullar while listening to the games on the radio.

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