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#14
10-31-2011, 08:33 PM
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I know nothing about autographs but in "iwantitiwinit"'s defense, you did say the following in an earlier post -
"After some research it seems to be mostly a multi-year Senators ball with some extras. Johnson stopped playing in 1927 and Joe Cronin started with Washington in 1928, yet they're both present. And, of course, Jimmie Foxx never played for the Senators." So you yourself referred to the first ball as a multi-year ball. Not sure why you are upset that he referred to it as such. 
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