Yankees Batboy Handling Laundry and Uniforms in Clubhouse
The page from the September 1948 Sportfolio publication focuses on the operational aspects within the New York Yankees' clubhouse, specifically highlighting the duties of a batboy. The batboy, referred to as Harry, is shown assisting clubhouse attendant Pete Sheehy in managing team uniforms. The process involves Harry receiving five uniforms from the club, along with gloves and spiked shoes from various players. This work illustrates the behind-the-scenes efforts that support the team on game days. In the context of 1948, the Yankees were a dominant force in Major League Baseball, further emphasizing the significance of the batboy's role in maintaining the team's equipment and ensuring that players are properly outfitted.