The First All-Star Game Before the First All-Star Game
Tom Knuppel July 13, 2021
This All-Star Game at League Park, Cleveland, OH, July 24, 1911 – the first “all-star” game as some called was
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This All-Star Game at League Park, Cleveland, OH, July 24, 1911 – the first “all-star” game as some called was
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