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12-14-2014, 10:29 AM
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In researching my book I had a dozen or more players talk about what a great guy Sy was. He would bring stacks of gum and multiple copies of each players cards into the locker rooms. He even offered several of them the chance to buy complete sets in the early 50's for almost nothing. Most like Johnny and Ed O'Brien now lament the fact that they passed.
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