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Story April 13, 1949

The Daily Alaska Empire

Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska

What is this article about?

Bill 'Pop' Forsythe, a popular Juneau umpire, returns from Riverside, California, thrilled with two baseballs autographed by Cleveland Indians and Portland Beavers players and coaches after meeting them and watching games.

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"POP" FORSYTHE BACK WITH TWO BASEBALLS WITH PLAYERS' NAMES

Bill (Pop) Forsythe is about the happiest man in Juneau today. He returned yesterday from a short trip to Riverside, Calif., bringing with him two baseballs on which are written the names of the Indian and Beaver players.

The names look like a complete lineup for a game, players with coaches added. Familiar names are in ink covering the two baseballs.

Forsythe, who was one of the popular umps last season on the local diamond, hobnobbed with the Cleveland Indians and Portland Beavers players and witnessed some remarkable exhibition games while on his California trip.

"Pop" will gladly show his autographed baseballs to all who care to see them.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Autographed Baseballs Cleveland Indians Portland Beavers Juneau Umpire Exhibition Games

What entities or persons were involved?

Bill (Pop) Forsythe Cleveland Indians Players Portland Beavers Players

Where did it happen?

Juneau, Riverside, Calif.

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Key Persons

Bill (Pop) Forsythe Cleveland Indians Players Portland Beavers Players

Location

Juneau, Riverside, Calif.

Story Details

Bill (Pop) Forsythe returns to Juneau from a trip to Riverside, California, bringing two baseballs autographed with names of Cleveland Indians and Portland Beavers players and coaches. He met the players, watched exhibition games, and was a popular local umpire last season.

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