MEARS Auction #28, Ends July 30th, 2011, 9:00 CST w/15-Minute Rule
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Charlie Root always disputed that Babe Ruth called his shot saying, "Baloney. If he had pointed to the stands he'd have gone down on his fanny. I'd have loosened him up. Nobody facing me would have gotten away with that." He is pictured here with the Chicago Cubs in 1926.

Hand selected for inclusion in the book "Baseball's Golden Age: The Photographs of Charles M. Conlon, 1993" each of these offered images were developed from the original glass plate negative. Classified as a Type 2 by professional grading services, each image presents the finest in color, subject, and contrast. Near mint condition. Sporting News Hologram. (H1252)

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1926 Charlie Root Chicago Cubs Charles Conlon Original 11" x 14" Photo Hand Developed from Glass Plate Negative & Published (The Sporting News Hologram/MEARS Photo LOA)
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