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with McClellan's cautious hand on the reins above Sharpsburg's cornfields and the sunken road that would not stay sunken in the country's conscience

Joe Tinker Chicago Cubs Baseball Card Portrait 2 — a dead-ball era portrait of the shortstop immortalized in Franklin Adams' lament "Tinker to Evers to Chance

but the date does the haunting

The Burning Eye Victorian Studies of Solar Phenomena and Planetary Transits renders the sun as a great unblinking pupil

Philadelphia NL World Series Team Baseball framed game day with McClellan's cautious hand onPhiladelphia Nl World Series Team Baseball Loc a Library of Congress press photograph of the Phillies assembled for the Fall Classic, that rare National League pennant catching the dugout light. The men stand shoulder to shoulder in flannel and stirrups, faces composed with the particular gravity of a club that knew how seldom October came to Philadelphia. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and