61 : script, 2000, February 11 / by Hank Steinberg. 2000.

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61 : script, 2000, February 11 / by Hank Steinberg. 2000.

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This play follows the 1961 New York Yankees season and Roger Maris' breaking of Babe Ruth's home run record.

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Roger Maris played for the Cleveland Indians (1957-1958), the Kansas City Athletics (1958-1959), the New York Yankees (1960-1966) and the St. Louis Cardinals (1967-1968). From the description of Letter, 1961, October 2. (National Baseball Hall of Fame). WorldCat record id: 49562526 Born at Hibbing, Minn. His family moved to Fargo; Maris graduated from Shanley High School in 1952. Played minor league baseball for Cleveland Indians (Ohio), entered major league baseball in 1957...