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Divers fail to find Babe Ruth ball
Divers fail to find Babe Ruth ball

Divers fail to find Babe Ruth ball

Date5/28/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Divers fail to find Babe Ruth ball. Diver Shawn Cavalier indicates he came up empty handed again yesterday after searching for a historic baseball that was slugged by Babe Ruth, his first homerun. The ball was lifted from the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame by two boys on Tuesday. Divers have tried since then to find the ball that the boys said was dropped from one of the bridges connecting the Ontario Place islands.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092870F
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