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Willie Mays drags in Vic Wertz's drive, 1954 World Series. Approx location 40.831094,-73.936679

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Famous historical event; unreproducible photograph used for educational / non commercial purposes on wikipedia.org. The book, Summer in the City, 2006, by Vic Siegel, photos edited by Claus Guglberger, annotations by Richard Slovak, shows a crystal-clear print of this photo on page 126. It was taken by Frank Hurley of the New York Daily News. All the photos in that book are from the News.