File:Jerry Martin Phillies.jpg

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English: Image cropped from a baseball card of Jerry Martin from the 1975 Philadelphia Phillies Photocards set.
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Author Philadelphia Phillies

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Jerry Martin, outfielder with the Philadelphia Phillies, image from the 1975 team photocards set.

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