no problem. If I recall, one or more of the pop reports erroneously includes those guys in the 1916 Weil Baking or Standard Biscuit sets, which of course are m101-4 advertisers. Those two players are part of the 1917 E135-like sets issued by Weil and Standard Biscuit, which for years were wrongly associated with and mislabeled as a 1916 issue. So the pop reports, which is where you probably found these names, include a couple of wrongly labeled cards from awhile back.
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