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Georgetown Hoya Baseball Five

1920s, baseball, Georgetown, Georgetown University

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What a great baseball moment, frozen in time. The photo shows five Georgetown baseball players in 1928.

five Georgetown baseball players in 1928

READ: View of Georgetown in 1855

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