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01-30-2013, 04:22 PM
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One more vote
I must admit I got lost along the way...
Looking forward to the grand reveal!! My theories: >> 54 is the number of outs Carl Hubbell got when pitching an 18 inning shutout vs the Cardinals in 1933. >> the creator may have been from Oregon ("54 40 or Fight") >> the creator was from MA (54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry - during civil war). >> the creator was a meth user/dealer - much like baseball cards are an addiction to us (as in 54/142). >> 5+4= 9 men on the field >> 54 letters in the Sanscrit alphabet >> 54 are the 191st and 192nd numbers in pi (and at the time of creation there were 190 Hall of Famers -- creator wanted Shoeless Joe and Pete Rose to be 191 and 192. >> 54 is the sum of 2 thru 10, for what it's worth!! Let us have it, I'm at wits end (as you can see)!!
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