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Gillette presents the exclusive play-by-play report of the fourth game of the

1949 World Series between the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers.

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This series, there's a big hand for all these Dodger stars of 1916.

And Ms. Gladys Gooding is playing all Anxine.

Jeff Pepper, Naprucker, Zach Wheat.

Otto Miller, Chief Myers, Ruth Mark Ward,

for names to conjure with as you look back through baseball history.

And those who were unable to attend today, Jack Coombs, now baseball coach at Duke University,

Duster Males, now doing work on the West Coast.

Fred Merkel, first baseman, now living in Daytona Beach, Florida.

No longer living, our manager Wilbert Robinson of that 16 team, Ed Appleton, a pitcher, first

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