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05-15-2010, 02:21 PM
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Anyone think this may be a midwestern team. Segregation was still a very big issue in the North and the South at this time. Maybe even more so at this point than any due to the abolition of Slavery forcing thousands into the North out of the South. The Midwest would have embraced a skilled player regardless of color to simply fill the spot on a team. I swear I have seen that Logo on something from Kansas before and I have team photo of a guy from a bit later that looks similar. I am very interested in this. I love history from the CW timeframe. Especially when it includes baseball.
 Since I can't copy the picture  I will let whomever wants to do the side by side comparison make the determination because I dont have the program to do it It looks close and if you add a few yrs it could be
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