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Seems to me a strange case of IP rights? I would think maybe the player could object if you used his name commercially (though I can't imagine why he would object to being on an APBA card), but why would MLB have a claim? Maybe the player assigns his rights to MLB? Anyhow the whole thing seems rather silly.
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Apparently the dispute, whatever it was, was a factor for five years, but the players with fake names were not necessarily fake players for that entire span according to the chart posted. The fact that this question was transplanted from another thread according to Cliff is yet another mystery. Could this be a Twilight Zone thing? |
You posted the question about Dee Sunday on another thread, no?
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Sorry, Doc, this is actually the first we recall ever hearing about pseudonymous APBA cards (so thanks, too,
for bringing it to our attention). Our very modest level of so-called expertise doesn't extend to most post-'70s things, but several members of our own forum are well steeped in APBA, Strat-O-Matic, Pursue the Pennant and other "modern" sim games. You're registered with our site, you should post there and ask... |
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Anatomical anomaly minus new Mets acquisition.
Oops, I did a variation of this one at post #140. Something sounded vaguely familiar when I posted this. Sorry. |
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Let's play some more:
24 hours in the life of an Ugg. |
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Who is Boots Day? |
The first man to fix your wagon
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Calling all small bags...calling all small bags...
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Who is Satchel Paige?
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Apex predators who deliver popular lectures
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Consort billiard parlors
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seine liv
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Some tough ones here. I'm thinking.
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Honorific denies having same name as Commissioner.
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Dropped casual shirts
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French restaurant arena. |
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The usual custom is to give some time to answer.:eek:
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Bad etiquette on my part. Would you have gotten it?
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We promised ourselves we weren't gonna do this again, but, just tying up loose ends, #332 never got a response...
Wartime Widgets for 200... A: Electronically enhance shout of fish. Q: ? |
Mike Trout? Not wartime, but a mic(rophone) electronically enhances sound. A trout is obviously a fish. Mike Carp would work here as well.
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Judges? Mm, we'll have to accept both answers, although the "shout of fish" bit tells you we were actually looking for "Mike Garbark."
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What happens when you drink way too much booze after eating fish.
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Person who assesses Hammerin' Hank's achievements (too easy, I know).
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as in if you knew Loo is, like i knew Loo is oh, oh what a pal. |
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Browbeat ARod intimate.
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Very disappointed that #419 has not been revealed yet. A respected board member is on life support since failing to solve it. If you can provide the answer, or question if you will, you will save a life. Thank you in advance.:D
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Calls recent headliner a dog.
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Nickname for Union General Ambrose Burnside’s barber
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Oh my god, liv is a roman numeral. What a dolt I am. But I was trying to find a baseball player. |
Here are two non-baseball:
1) Toilet bucolic expanses 2) Irish Jewish crank (hint: spelling counts) |
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Baseball-related |
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Now I’m ready for Jeopardy. |
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Bow wow wow. |
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Nobody got my two- the first one should be easy but the second is almost impossible. |
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And no you should be able to get this one from the last name. Think about it, how would you call someone a dog? |
WC Fields by the way.
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Fields is correct.
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Follows ghost with a full pocket.
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Buster Posey
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