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Old 08-26-2017, 04:28 PM
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Top two are on a Hagerstown Suns vs Lake County Captains ticket from 2004. Thought one was Matt Wieters but he was in college then I think.

Bottom is on the back of a closed circuit Tyson vs Spinks 1988 in Cherloi, Pa. (near Pittsbugh)

After staring at the middle one I bet it says Skipper. Probably the mascot.
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The Matt W is Matt Whitney.

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Bottom one is Sugar Ray Leonard.
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Next to Whitney is Luis Cotto, a former Royals draft pick that I believe the Indians tried converting to pitcher.
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Bottom one is Sugar Ray Leonard.
His parepth (I think that's the term for the line underneath the sig) looks like a smiley face.
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His parepth (I think that's the term for the line underneath the sig) looks like a smiley face.
That's what makes it iconic!
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