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PCL AUTOGRAPHS HOLLYWOOD STARS (11) Russ Peterson Bobby Del Greco Bill Raimondi Buck Fausett Fred Richards Gene Handley Bill Sweeney Brooks Holder Yank Terry Johnny Interlekofer OAKLAND ACORNS (21) Dale Long Charles Batio Jack Phillips Jake Caulfield Chuch Stevens Sam Fenech Bill Schuster Tom Hafey Lee Walls Frank Hawkins George Vico Gene Hermanski LOS ANGELES ANGELS (15) Lou Landini Red Adams Charlie Metro George Courella Pete Milne Piper Davis Lennie Neal Frank DiPrima Vic Picatti Mel Hicks Al Raimondi Paul Lammers Bill Raimondi Budd Merkle Russ Rose Johnny Moore Chet Roenlund Don Osborn Lee Scarsella Regie Otere Bill Serena Glen Stewart Bob Swift Matt Zidich Jim Tote Frankie Rustin Dick Whitman PORTLAND BEAVERS (24) SACRAMENTO SOLONS (27) Lee Anthony Len Attyd Frankie Austin Gene Babbitt Larry Barton Barney Bridge Eddie Basinsky Jack Calbey Bill Boemler Merrill Combs Donald Eggert Bob Dillinger Glenn Elliott Tom Glaviano Jim Gladd Bill Glynn Ted Gullic Tom Greenhalgh Nippy Jones Ken Humphrey Walter Judnich Chet Johnson Bill Kennedy George Mandish Rocky Krsnich Lilio Marcucci Lefty Mason Jim McElreath Mel Numes Ritchie Myers Johnny O’Neil Lennie Neal Marvin Owen Jerry Streeter Bill Raimondi Herm Pillette Herm Reich Johnny Ritchie Fletcher Robbe Hank Schenz Jim Rossi Curt Schmidt Frank Shone Earl Sheely Len Rice Leray Stevens Al Rosen George Vico Jack Tobin Jo Jo White Frank Tornay Joe Wood Vic Trahd Eddie Zipay Lew Vezilich SAN DIEGO PADRES (23) SAN FRANCISCO SEALS (28) Del Ballinger Reno Cheso Pete Coscarart Cliff Coggin Tony Criscola Dom DiMaggio Lloyd Dickey Floyd Ehrman Valli Eaves Willis Enos Ed Erautt Farris Fain Dick Faber Joe Grace Al Federoff Ben Guintini Frank Gira Bob Joyce Jim Gladd Al Lien Marvin Gudat Clarence Maddern Ed Kazak Emil Mailho Pepper Martin Steve Nagy Johnny Merson Lefty O’Doul Buddy Peterson Ray Orteig Bill Prout Tony Pounce Earl Rapp Leo Righetti Bones Sanders Frank Seward Neill Sheridan Don Smith Joe Sprinz Chuck Stevens Bernie Uhalt George Vico Del Young Matt Zidich Jerry Zuvela Hawaii Islanders (1) Jack “Red” Parks .

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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1946-04-18
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