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Here is a link to a delightful article from Hall of Fame's Research Library
Note the great shot of a Mayo of Mr. Latham.

The article is sure to bring a smile to your Christmas morning.

http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/library/columns/rw_040618.htm

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(Shouldn't he be playing RF for the New York Knights?)

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The second most popular player of the 19th century as far as fan adoration goes, he is a truly underrated star of the last century and if the Hall of Fame looked at more than just stats, he would be in.

Not a card, but still cool.

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Here's my two. I always thought the T206 was a ringer for Redford. Reminds me of the Natural.

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