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1946–1999 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗
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UNC athletic director Bill Cobey stands with Jim Catfish Hunter, the Yankees pitching star from Hertford, North Carolina, in this Hugh Morton color slide from Boshamer Stadium, 3 April 1979. The Yankees and the Tar Heels met there that day in a preseason game that rain delayed and shortened.
Jim Catfish Hunter, the Yankees pitcher from Hertford, North Carolina, at Boshamer Stadium in Chapel Hill on 3 April 1979, when the New York Yankees came to play the Tar Heels in a preseason game. The Yankees won 9 to 4 after rain delayed and shortened play. Color slide by Hugh Morton.
Jim Thacker, WBTV sports director and ACC announcer, with Yankees pitching coach Clyde King and pitcher Jim Catfish Hunter at Boshamer Stadium in Chapel Hill on 3 April 1979, probably during the rain delay before the Yankees and the Tar Heels played. Hugh Morton color slide.
ACC announcer Jim Thacker, Yankees pitching coach Clyde King and pitcher Jim Catfish Hunter, likely photographed before the New York Yankees preseason game against UNC at Boshamer Stadium on 3 April 1979, when over 7,000 fans filled the park. Color slide by Hugh Morton.
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