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Old 12-26-2013, 08:16 PM
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Default Miller Scores first run in 1921 World Series

Just won this one off of eBay. It is a original press photo of my Great Great Uncle Elmer Miller scoring the first run ever for the Yankees in a World Series. He singles to lead off the first inning on October 5, 1921 and was Driven in on a single hit by the Sultan of Swat himself, Babe Ruth.
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Awesome pickup, Ken. I'll bet you're over the moon with that
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Awesome pickup, Ken. I'll bet you're over the moon with that
Definitely, sniped it at the end while 2 guys were fighting over it during the week.
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Excellent pick-up Ken.
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Great photo and even better story. Now a family heirloom.

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Awesome, all around!
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Currently reading "1921" about the 1921 season and the resultant first World Series between the Giants and the Yankees. I didnt realize Elmer Miller was the player he was. It is a great read if you are collecting E121's or any other early 1920's era card series.
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Currently reading "1921" about the 1921 season and the resultant first World Series between the Giants and the Yankees. I didnt realize Elmer Miller was the player he was. It is a great read if you are collecting E121's or any other early 1920's era card series.
I am currently collecting all the E121-80 and E121-120 Yankees and Giants and have them SGC graded in Pennzoni cases. Still have a few cards to go but they look awesome. I have the book and it definitely is an interesting read for me with Elmer Miller being a distant relative.
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great photo!!
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MILLER! MILLER! MILLER! (Sorry, I got carried away)
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Congrats on your big win, Ken!
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