Go get them brave.

This is Earl Dillette, along with my smiling sidekick, Blaine Waltz, inviting you to join us in recapturing the spying-piling excitement of Milwaukee Braves baseball, the many memorable moments, which have provided thrill after thrill for you fans.

And it is to you, the loyal Milwaukee Braves fans, that this nostalgia-packed album is enthusiastically dedicated.

Without your tremendous and consistent support, our Braves might never have risen to the great height.

Gereon highlighted and brought back for you to Peace Forever. The Big Red Letter Day came on March 8, 1953.

The news spread like wildfire.

Milwaukee had become major leagues.

Enthusiasm ran high, civic celebrations, parades, and welcome demonstrations where the order of the day, as impatient fans waited for their big moments. And what a moment it was. Milwaukee's first official Major League game. A tightly fought duel between the Cardinals and Braves in jam-packed Milwaukee County Stadium. An extra inning affair that saw the score tied at two all as the Braves came up to bat

in the last of the tent.

Do you remember?

Will you ever forget?

Here's Jerry Bruton leading off of the Braves.

Boardfield, outstanding young rookie center fielder.

Jerry Staley on the mouth of the card notes.

Get his sign.

Pets him a windup.

Here's the trick.

Billy cracked the long drive,

the deep right field.

Back, back.

Enos,

Rother racing back,

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