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CCC Camp Mystic Baseball Team

CCC Camp Mystic Baseball Team

In 1935 Company 1790 was at Camp Mystic in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The baseball team was made up of Selmer Hanson, Dale Krick, Walter Lindstrom, Osvald Nedved, Floyd Leibbert, Clayton Gilbaugh, A.L. Buker, Eugene Aldinger, Melvin Hermanson, and Donald Fromelt.

1935 Company 1790 at Camp Mystic baseball team and camp photo
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