File:Bob Feller, pitcher for Cleveland Indians, interviewed by Shorthorn editor Vivian Luther (10004198).jpg
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English: Bob Feller, pitcher for Cleveland Indians, interviewed by Shorthorn editor Vivian Luther; at far right is Harry Ford, Feller's uncle, and second from right is Prof. Duncan Robinson, North Texas Agricultural College. |
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