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Collection Title: CL 80 Al Mallette PapersCreator:Chemung County Historical Society
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Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. A story of Courage, Danny Middaugh, a story of a scrappy competitor on sports lost his toughest battle to cancer September 6, on the small side of fourteen. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 14
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette, Press Imports' Big Winner, Vernon (Lefty) Gomez, the clown-prince of the great Yankee baseball team. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 15
Newspaper clipping, The All Sports banquet its sixteenth Birthday has been one success after another, may have been the appearance of Mel Allen January 24, 1966. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 17
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. The Neib: A hotbed for athletics. The Neib (Neighborhood House) on Fifth and Dickerson Streets which now is Fifth and Lake Street. Allie Quatrano says that was another time, another era. He was born June 16, 1909 in Naples Italy and is now ends forty seven years in Elmira recreation. ewspaper Clipping 07 05 18
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. The Mark Twain, The showcase of Elmira/Twin Tier Hotel opened its doors 1929 and closed 1973 it was sold and turned into apartments. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 19
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. Star athletes Jack Gushue basketball, Jimmy Hunter golf, Don Greene track, Fran Little softball and Sal (Joe Chickey) Cicconi. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 20
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. Star athletes recall thier most memorable moments. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 21
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. Where fave all the great nicknames gone? Nicknames made the old sports idols something special. They nicknamed Earl Weaver the Banty Rooster for obvious reasons. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 22
Newspaper Clipping, By Al Mallette October 3, 1958. A Good Friend Departs. Ed Collins is setting his typewriter aside for a few months. He and his wife are going on a tour of Europe. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 23
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette December 9, 1960. Mike George, he got is night of the Marty Harrigan and Bill Wipfler Testimonial. Newspaper Clipping 07 05 25
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Collection Title:	CL 80 Al Mallette PapersCreator:Chemung County Historical Society
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Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. A story of Courage, Danny Middaugh, a story of a scrappy competitor on sports lost his toughest battle to cancer September 6, on the small side of fourteen.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	14
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette, Press Imports' Big Winner, Vernon (Lefty) Gomez, the clown-prince of the great Yankee baseball team.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	15
Newspaper clipping, The All Sports banquet its sixteenth Birthday has been one success after another, may have been the appearance of Mel Allen January 24, 1966.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	17
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. The Neib: A hotbed for athletics. The Neib (Neighborhood House) on Fifth and Dickerson Streets which now is Fifth and Lake Street. Allie Quatrano says that was another time, another era. He was born June 16, 1909 in Naples Italy and is now ends forty seven years in Elmira recreation.	ewspaper Clipping	07	05	18
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. The Mark Twain, The showcase of Elmira/Twin Tier Hotel opened its doors 1929 and closed 1973 it was sold and turned into apartments.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	19
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. Star athletes Jack Gushue basketball, Jimmy Hunter golf, Don Greene track, Fran Little softball and Sal (Joe Chickey) Cicconi.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	20
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. Star athletes recall thier most memorable moments.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	21
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette. Where fave all the great nicknames gone? Nicknames made the old sports idols something special. They nicknamed Earl Weaver the Banty Rooster for obvious reasons.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	22
Newspaper Clipping, By Al Mallette October 3, 1958. A Good Friend Departs. Ed Collins is setting his typewriter aside for a few months. He and his wife are going on a tour of Europe.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	23
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette December 9, 1960. Mike George, he got is night of the Marty Harrigan and Bill Wipfler Testimonial.	Newspaper Clipping	07	05	25
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