1948 CLEVELAND INDIANS "AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS" & "WORLD SERIES" BUTTONS.
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Pair, both are 1.75". No maker on either. Text surrounds Native American portrait. Companion buttons to previous lot. One reads "American League Champions." Glossy, Exc. The other reads "World Series." Scattered rim spotting. Still glossy. Fine. Both are Paul Muchinsky Collection Book Examples.
The 1948 Cleveland Indians finished the regular season with a record of 97-58 under National Baseball Hall of Fame player/manager Lou Boudreau. The offense was led by a pair of Hall of Famers, rookie Larry Doby (OF) and Joe Gordon (2B). The pitching staff was the league's best, highlighted by the inclusion of rookies Satchel Paige and Bob Lemon along with veteran fireballer Bob Feller. The Cleveland Indians faced the Boston Red Sox in a one-game playoff for the American League pennant, prevailed, and then went on to beat the Boston Braves in the World Series.
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