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[Ray Caldwell, New York AL, at Polo Grounds, NY (baseball)] (LOC)

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  • DaynaT said:
    Raymond Benjamin Caldwell, nicknamed Slim, was born April 26, 1888 in Corydon, Pennsylvania. He was known for throwing the spitball and was one of the seventeen pitchers allowed to continue throwing the pitch after it was banned in 1920. Caldwell was once struck by lightning while pitching for the Yankees. He recovered, finished the game, and beat the Athletics 2-1.
    (Baseball History Podcast)

Milk and butter fat receiving depot and creamery, Caldwell, Idaho (LOC)

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  • 3 older comments, and then…
  • FunGi_ (Trading) said:
    Such a nice building. It is now home to a furniture showroom.
  • Colorado Kid 42 said:
    This is in the era when large windows were used to allow in light.
  • artpease said:
    Is this the meat-packing 'Swift and Company'? I'd think they'd just receive milk - the creamery, by definition, takes the cream and butter[fat] from the milk.
  • sodafountain said:
    As long as the building's still there.
  • Rick McOmber said:
    Impressive shot, love the old factory and surrounding vehicles.

[Ray Caldwell, New York AL, at Ebbets Field exhibition game (baseball)] (LOC)

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  • BakerBowl said:
    The Yankees played an exhibition against Brooklyn on April 5, 1913 which was the first game played in Ebbets Field. Caldwell pitched the first 6 innings for the Yankees and gave up an inside-the-park HR to Casey Stengel (although unofficial was the first HR hit there). A crowd of 30,000 watched the exhibition.