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Jerry Coleman and the Yankees, 1952

Jerry Coleman and the Yankees, 1952

Yankee second baseman Jerry Coleman stands near home plate, his teammates arrayed behind him, anouncing that he will be leaving the team to serve as a pilot in the Korean War.

In this photo: Jerry Coleman

Photo: Allan Grant./Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

Apr 01, 1952
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