Majors' all-stars meet in 'game of the century' / newspaper, 1933, July 6.

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Majors' all-stars meet in 'game of the century' / newspaper, 1933, July 6.

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Newspaper, July 6, 1933, announcing the "game of the century". Major League all-stars from both the American League and National League to play at Comiskey Park, Chicago. Portraits of the players and managers appear with the article. On the reverse page Babe Ruth appears in a Feen-a-mint gum advertisement. The advertisement is in the form of a cartoon. The front page of the Sporting News and page 10 of the July 6, 1933 newspaper were encapsulated together.

1 newspaper ; 60 x 43 cm.

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