Smiling His Thanks is Eddie Thalacker, 14, of Westfield, Wis., as he receives a baseball from Milwaukee Braves players. They are first baseman Joe Adcock (right) and Del Rice, catcher (center). Presentation was made at Memorial Hospital, Waukesha, Wis. Eddie is one of 900 students who were en route to the Braves-Dodgers game when their train collided with a truck. Many were hospitalized.
Smiling His Thanks is Eddie Thalacker, 14, of Westfield, Wis., as he receives a baseball from Milwaukee Braves players. They are first baseman Joe Adcock (right) and Del Rice, catcher (center). Presentation was made at Memorial Hospital, Waukesha, Wis. Eddie is one of 900 students who were en route to the Braves-Dodgers game when their train collided with a truck. Many were hospitalized.
Smiling His Thanks is Eddie Thalacker, 14, of Westfield, Wis., as he receives a baseball from Milwaukee Braves players. They are first baseman Joe Adcock (right) and Del Rice, catcher (center). Presentation was made at Memorial Hospital, Waukesha, Wis. Eddie is one of 900 students who were en route to the Braves-Dodgers game when their train collided with a truck. Many were hospitalized.
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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Teams: Milwaukee Braves: 1950s
![Back to Business - Bob Hazle, Milwaukee Braves outfielder, straightens his cap as he takes some good-natured kidding [from] his teammate, pitcher Warren Spahn, during pre-game warmup session here last night. Hazle returned to lineup last night for first time since he was struck in head by pitched ball in Cardinals - Braves game, May 7. Game the Philadelphia Phillies was rained out before first inning could be completed. Spahn (right), with 6 - 0 record, is Braves standout pitcher so far this season.](https://bpldcassets.blob.core.windows.net/derivatives/images/commonwealth:q237ms70p/image_thumbnail_300.jpg)
