Detroit Tigers' Mark The Bird Fidrych Talks to Ball Vintage wire photo

Photo has the original caption and is dated 6-25-1977. Get this historic original Type I wire photo. AP wirephoto. Only one available.

Fidrych walked two batters, ending his streak of 33 walkless innings.

Detroit Tigers' Mark The Bird Fidrych vintage Type I Wire Photo

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