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1960s, Mens Portraits
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Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball players Roberto Clemente, Billy Virdon, and Willie Stargell, standing on Forbes Field, Oakland, ca. 1965
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Photographer taking picture of Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay), Downtown Pittsburgh, 1963
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball players Bill Mazeroski and Joe Christopher before opening game of 1960 World Series, Forbes Field, 1960
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Jackie Wilson with Porky Chedwick and Roy Hamilton, 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Jackie Wilson, with manager Nat Tarnapol, Porky Chedwick, and Roy Hamilton for the "You Ain't heard Nothin' Yet" album, 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Nat Tarnapol, Jackie Wilson, Porky Chedwick holding Jackie Wilson's "You Ain't Heard Nothin Yet" album, and Roy Hamilton at the Carleton House, 1961
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Donald McCreary, presenting community services plaques during Y-Phalanx Fraternity banquet, Centre Avenue YMCA, March 1960
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball player Roberto Clemente, Forbes Field, ca. 1964-1966
Charles "Teenie" Harris
Pittsburgh Steelers football player no. 35, John Henry Johnson, July 1961
