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Collection Title: CL 80 Al Mallette PapersCreator:Chemung County Historical Society
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Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 7, 1982. Sam Horn was first picked by Boston Red Sox in June draft. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 40
Paper clipping, By Al Mallette July 14, 1982. Tony Stevens and Ron Oddo had all the tools to make the majors. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 41
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 19, 1982. Sam Natille the first Elmira professional baseball record-breaker since Mike Johnson in 1971. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 42
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 19, 1981. Johnny Sekella and Dean Place semi-pro baseball are the 1981 inductees into the Baseball of Fame. Besides baseball inductees will come from softball, football, basket, coaches, tennis, wrestling, track, contributors, golf and Women's catgeory. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 43
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 21, 1982. Dick Berardino grads make top team. Berardino sets record for longevity. August 4, 1982 Berardino feats to be rewarded. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 44
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette 1983. 3 memberable openers. Pioneers pitching gems. Lew Krausse May 1, 1936, Art Fabbro April 25, 1951 and Darrold Knowles 1963. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 45
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette March 22, 1983. Jim Greengrass a rare baseball talent from Addison to Majors. (New York Yankees. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 46
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette September 20, 1984. Tigers made ol' Al's year. 1984 they are American League East Champs with the best record in major league. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 47
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette October 14, 1984. Tony (Prescott) Malone recalls Babe Ruth-Lou Gehrig News York Yankee World Series heroes in Elmira October 17, 1928. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 48
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette July 28, 1985. 34-1 for Colonels in 1956 Elmira's finest ball team. The semi-pro Elmira Colonels remains one of the most successful baseball seasons ever. Newspaper Clipping 06 05 49
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Collection Title:	CL 80 Al Mallette PapersCreator:Chemung County Historical Society
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Title	Document	Box Number	Folder Number	Location

Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 7, 1982. Sam Horn was first picked by Boston Red Sox in June draft.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	40
Paper clipping, By Al Mallette July 14, 1982. Tony Stevens and Ron Oddo had all the tools to make the majors.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	41
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 19, 1982. Sam Natille the first Elmira professional baseball record-breaker since Mike Johnson in 1971.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	42
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 19, 1981. Johnny Sekella and Dean Place semi-pro baseball are the 1981 inductees into the Baseball of Fame. Besides baseball inductees will come from softball, football, basket, coaches, tennis, wrestling, track, contributors, golf and Women's catgeory.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	43
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette July 21, 1982. Dick Berardino grads make top team. Berardino sets record for longevity. August 4, 1982 Berardino feats to be rewarded.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	44
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette 1983. 3 memberable openers. Pioneers pitching gems. Lew Krausse May 1, 1936, Art Fabbro April 25, 1951 and Darrold Knowles 1963.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	45
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette March 22, 1983. Jim Greengrass a rare baseball talent from Addison to Majors. (New York Yankees.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	46
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette September 20, 1984. Tigers made ol' Al's year. 1984 they are American League East Champs with the best record in major league.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	47
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette October 14, 1984. Tony (Prescott) Malone recalls Babe Ruth-Lou Gehrig News York Yankee World Series heroes in Elmira October 17, 1928.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	48
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette July 28, 1985. 34-1 for Colonels in 1956 Elmira's finest ball team. The semi-pro Elmira Colonels remains one of the most successful baseball seasons ever.	Newspaper Clipping	06	05	49
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