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When 6 orphans saved a train in NJ, the Babe came to visit

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As a rainstorm soaked the city of Passaic, N.J., on May 3, 1933, six boys living at an orphanage had one concern: What is all this water doing to our baseball field? Sometime after 7 p.m., they convinced the matron at the Passaic Home and Orphan Asylum, a Mrs. Emma

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When 6 orphans saved a train in NJ, the Babe came to visit

As a rainstorm soaked the city of Passaic, N.J., on May 3, 1933, six boys living at an orphanage had one concern: What is all this water doing to our baseball field? Sometime after 7 p.m., they convinced the matron at the Passaic Home and Orphan Asylum, a Mrs. Emma

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