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Michael "Mickey" Schepp
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Michael "Mickey" Schepp stands at bat during a baseball game with catcher Dick Froemming and umpire Clarement Redders Jr. Ten-year-old Mickey, the son of Charles and Matilda Schepp, is featured because he had had surgery to correct a heart ailment and is now able to participate in sports with his twin brother, Richard (Ricky).
July 9, 1958
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
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