Remembering a Hall of Famer

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Posted By: John S

I had the opportunity to read Fleitz's "Ghosts in the Gallery at Cooperstown" this past winter. I had known that Elmer Flick was from the Cleveland area but was not aware that he was burried in a cemetery three miles from my house. I had a little free time this morning so I visited the cemetery, paid my respects, and took a couple pictures to share.

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Posted By: David Vargha

Wow . . . Both he and his wife lived 95 years each. That's pretty remarkable.

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Posted By: T Engle

I had the same opportunity to visit Cy Young's grave about 10 minutes away from my house. I wish I would have, as I have moved away now. I will visit my friends back in my old town in late July, and I may try to get out there and finally visit the Cy.

T

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Posted By: steve f

Amazing lifespan for a ball player although the norm for women in general.

a solemn site;

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Posted By: T206Collector

Just received this one yesterday. Easily the best SGC 50/VGEX/4 I own. I think there is a smudge on the back that brought this one down from a 60 to a 50...

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Posted By: daryle

When I go back to Greenville SC to visit one of my deceased friends family I will go back to visit Joe Jackson as well. Will take pictures this time around. Also visited ole Ty's grave as well.