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02-04-2007, 06:13 PM
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dead ball era
Posted By: Dan Bretta
Yep, I got mine yesterday and have already read the bio of about 10 of the players. I would love to see this type of book expanded into perhaps a "nineteenth century stars of the major leagues" then they could go even further back and do a "Pioneering stars of the National Pastime"....once they finish that they could hit the 1920-40 era. 
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