THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, Sept. 3, 1934

• "Rabbit Maranville Day" at Braves Field
• Boston Braves ML baseball icon & manager

The top of the front page has a two column photo with heading: "Maranville Is Given Rabbit" And a two column heading reads: "Rabbit Maranville, Product of Springfield Sandlots, Is Royalty Welcomed in Boston" with subhead. (see images) Nice to have from the city where he was born.
Complete with 14 pages, light toning at the margins, some right margin wear, generally good.

Background: On September 2, 1934, the Boston Braves hosted "Rabbit Maranville Day" to honor their legendary infielder after a catastrophic broken leg in spring training sidelined the 41-year-old veteran for the entire regular season. Despite his inability to take the field, thousands of fans gathered at Braves Field during a Sunday doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies to celebrate his two-decade career and beloved, charismatic personality. The emotional tribute highlighted Maranville's enduring status as a franchise icon and fan favorite, capped off by the Braves sweeping the Phillies in both games—including an 11–2 rout in the opener—before Maranville returned for a brief 23-game swan song the following year prior to his eventual induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.