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06-06-2012, 08:16 AM
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Wow Matt, I am very impressed!! I was thinking that it would be difficult to even identify 1-2 players maximum so I really appreciate your help! You may be on to something with the Baltimore theme especially given that the each of the identified players appear to have played for the Orioles at some point. And Jeff, appreciate your thoughts here as well since McGraw started his career with the Orioles although the scan that I provided is not good.
I'll take a few updated pictures without glass once I bring to the frame shop and will share any new information here. Thank you! 
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