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April 24, 1940
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Baseball star Bob Feller gives a signed baseball to 8-year-old Paul Hauschulz, Jr., hospitalized in Cleveland with severe infections including spinal meningitis. The gesture, following Feller's no-hit game broadcast, revives the boy's spirits and aids his certain recovery.
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Bob Helps To Save A Life
No hit Bob Feller presents a baseball to very sick Paul Hauschulz, Jr., 8, and it probably will help save little Paul's life. Feller, you see, is Paul's hero. The boy has been in serious condition in Cleveland hospital. He was stricken with a throat infection, then a mastoid infection and finally spinal meningitis. Paul received a new enthusiasm, a new lease on life when he listened to a radio account of Feller pitching a no-hit game for Cleveland. This is expected to make Paul's recovery certain.
No hit Bob Feller presents a baseball to very sick Paul Hauschulz, Jr., 8, and it probably will help save little Paul's life. Feller, you see, is Paul's hero. The boy has been in serious condition in Cleveland hospital. He was stricken with a throat infection, then a mastoid infection and finally spinal meningitis. Paul received a new enthusiasm, a new lease on life when he listened to a radio account of Feller pitching a no-hit game for Cleveland. This is expected to make Paul's recovery certain.
What sub-type of article is it?
Heroic Act
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Bravery Heroism
Recovery
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Bob Feller
Paul Hauschulz
Baseball Gift
Child Illness
Meningitis Recovery
Cleveland Hospital
No Hit Game
What entities or persons were involved?
Bob Feller
Paul Hauschulz, Jr.
Where did it happen?
Cleveland Hospital
Story Details
Key Persons
Bob Feller
Paul Hauschulz, Jr.
Location
Cleveland Hospital
Story Details
Bob Feller presents a baseball to 8-year-old Paul Hauschulz, Jr., who is seriously ill with throat infection, mastoid infection, and spinal meningitis in a Cleveland hospital. Inspired by a radio account of Feller's no-hit game, the gift gives Paul new enthusiasm and ensures his recovery.