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09-25-2014, 07:51 PM
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Its as Plain as the Nose on your Face-the Ear Thing isn't Gospel
I have a old Dubuque photo. I will admit I did make a mistake on two players, but not the "kid", as Comiskey was called in 1882 by his team mates.
I stand by my insight without any reservation. Hopefully this photo will not be lost again, but if so at least this photo is known to exist. The question I ask why the Ear Thing comparison was fabricated??--and why was I advised to hurry and sell--? 
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