Cartoon Map of Braves Field Highlights and Historic Moments, 1947
The illustrated page highlights the history of Braves Field in Boston, showcasing significant events and players through a cartoon drawing from the 1947 Hall of Fame Cartoons publication. It features notable incidents, such as Les Bell hitting three home runs in one game on June 22, 1948, and Babe Ruth’s legendary long home run during a Sunday game. Other highlights include Jim Russell's noteworthy plays, Rabbit Maranville's impressive catches, and Earl Clark's record-setting moments. The drawing also marks the location of various key features of the ballpark, such as the visitors' bull pen and the Braves' beach area. It references historical figures like judge Fuchs and Lou Perini, the Braves' president who played a significant role in the team's management. Additionally, it notes the extraordinary pitching duel between Cadore and Deisher, which lasted 26 innings in 1920.