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May 2, 1958


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Above, gentlemen, save your marriage and get your hands in the dishpan! Below, 20 are arrested in an East L.A. gang fight ... Two bandits hold up a Beverly Hills jewelry store ... A 17-year-old mother reaching across the car seat to grab her fallen baby loses control of the car and kills her child in a spectacular crash ... and the Pirates win.

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Posted by Larry Harnisch on May 2, 2008 in Dodgers , Sports , Transportation | Permalink

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