File:FrankBaker-April-1912.jpg
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| Description | Even though the article wrote about Frank Baker's amazing home-run abilities, they chose to depict him with a catcher's mitt. In any case, the original has been modified in two ways: two separate images combined into one and the image has been isolated from surrounding text. |
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| Author | the day book |
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