Baseball stars and needlecraft ads highlight 1960 items
Bob Allison led the American League with nine triples and hit 30 homers for Washington as a rookie. Gerry Staley set a White Sox record by 67 games in 1959, Ed Walsh had 66 in 1908. Also features Oswald Jacoby column on bridge faults and a needlecraft ad promoting the 1960 Laure Wheeler book with patterns and orders.
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Gerry Staley
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Ed Walsh
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Laure Wheeler
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