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Baseball's new Iron Man. Dave Brenn, 18, who pitched and won doubleheader Monday night at Oshawa for Peoples team in Leaside Junior League, says his arm feels fine-but back is sore
Baseball's new Iron Man. Dave Brenn, 18, who pitched and won doubleheader Monday night at Oshawa for Peoples team in Leaside Junior League, says his arm feels fine-but back is sore

Baseball's new Iron Man. Dave Brenn, 18, who pitched and won doubleheader Monday night at Oshawa for Peoples team in Leaside Junior League, says his arm feels fine-but back is sore

Date7/28/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Baseball's new Iron Man. Dave Brenn, 18, who pitched and won doubleheader Monday night at Oshawa for Peoples team in Leaside Junior League, says his arm feels fine-but back is sore.
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