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Original photograph is of inferior quality. Photograph caption dated August 2, 1962 reads, "Dodger pitcher Stan Williams who carries the reputation as being the squad's slowest worker, was caught in action, or at least on the mound in Wednesday night's game with Pittsburgh. In top left photo, Stan plays in dirt with his shoe; while he rubs his eye in second photo. In third photo Stan ponders 'Am I pitching too fast?' In lower photos, from left, Stan really isn't getting ready to pitch, see he has a weak stomach after giving up home-run pitch. In final photo Stan retreats for resin bag." See images 00162888 through 00162893 for additional photos in this series.
Williams, Stan Los Angeles Dodgers (Baseball team) Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, Calif.) Baseball players Baseball teams Baseball uniforms Baseball fields Baseball Pitchers (Baseball) Athletes Men Chavez Ravine (Los Angeles, Calif.) Los Angeles (Calif.) Portrait photographs
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