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Old 08-11-2012, 08:18 PM
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Yes Doug, but that's just the Ken Hubbs Memorial card
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Yes Doug, but that's just the Ken Hubbs Memorial card
Which one? His '64T or his '66T #447? The latter has to be one of Topps' all time biggest goofs. Hubbs died two years earlier, yet they show him as a current Cubbie, but ID'd as Dick Ellsworth. Anyone know if there was ever an explanation from the Topps poobahs, or did they just let it slide thinking no one would notice?
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Reincarnation was the official explanation
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