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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, August IT, 1971 Country Kid from Commerce Enters Hall of Fame N.Y. COOPERSTOWN, A (AP) ceuntiy went to the tug c.'y baseball retumid to Monday village m the cnohnned Fame. As a Okal , Commerce, Mickey M title wore uniform', his mother made, hit home runs that reached rr,lazing proportions and betaine ' simply one of the greatest players this game has ever known," acto Commissioner cording to tyto play a quiet to be Hall of in youngster t went prrut thank thtse vulh his career. Leslies, londhs Bow ic Kuhn. Mantle said, recallto ULilebmd, ing juumcjs Okla , Baxter Springs, Kan , and Joplin, Mo , before joining the Yankees ir. 1971 and going my Lfe, Mar.tle jo.ntci New York Yankees teammate and pitchWhitey Ford, vetering an umpire wOto Conlan and grit ;t,. - p- , x long-tim- - J I' GOULD BATTERIES FOt EQUIPMENT, CAMPERS. Group 24 $OQV5 . E. year 81 AMP INDUSTRIAL n rTrrs i T$T; ' m:u j WHsr. . k' ''' L 3 ...: G MAKES THE Dif FERTnCE 0 : J I I I f v. rl & 1T27 So. 300 VVst -ho 7 q27a -- rrrjrvni I YOlSNtED V $Im7laS$TvWC5 ON ANY BATTZZY v,'hUey Ford In Hall uf Fame VOLUME BUYING MAKES THE wi VOLUME BUYING DlEfmNCE tnrrTTnir r l76cc2cf 2iOOsoufhSugcrhouse sr regret is that my couldnt be here He would have gotten a big kick i HEADQUARTERS For he .said, Mantle s other, who him fter frm(-catcher Cochrane, Mnkey taught his son to switch hit, and sharpened the skills that earned Mantle to greatness It rr-- Ki This is the proudest day of IN TIME OF NEED is worked in thp mines, and when he came home and after we milked the cows we went out and plaved ball 'til dark. 4-Wh- CIMAIID A XT Junroun . I V -- it 4 "'41! - A iir -- , if, C' - '. 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