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11-08-2007, 10:56 AM
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Where was Joe Jax those early years (1908-10) ?
Posted By: Trevor Hocking
I do have to say in that last photo Jax did not get the memo to wash his uniform that day. 
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No but seriously I am very sure if he would have with Mack his whole carrier obviously he would not have been kicked out of baseball and I am sure he would have been a top notch HOFer today. Now I don't know about being better than Cobb but he would have been up there IMO.
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