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Old 02-07-2012, 07:45 AM
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Default Bored at work, so T206 question/trivia

So, got here at work almost an hour ago, already bored. Just was randomly thinking last night, who was the last surviving member of The Monster and who passed away first?

Also, who had the longest/shortest careers?

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My guess on who passed away first would be mike powers.
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Marquard I believe was the last living
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I'll go with Jack Quinn for longest career.
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Bobby Wallace and Eddie Collins are listed as having 25 year careers.
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One guess on longest career might be iron man mcginnity. He played until he was 53 years old! Another long career was eddie collins, I might go with him if you are talking about only major league career and not minors

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One guess on longest career might be iron man mcginnity. He played until he was 53 years old! Another long career was eddie collins, I might go with him if you are talking about only major league career and not minors
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Did Addie Joss pass away first? I believe he passed away in 1911.
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It's going to be hard to find somebody who died before Doc Powers. April 26, 1909.

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