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03-25-2013, 07:11 PM
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Although his career was very short (and it's hard to blame a guy for dying of Yellow Fever) Chino Smith was as good as anybody for a short while.
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Candidly, beyond this, I do not know as much about Charles Smith as I would like to. Please help fill me in on what he did. Best Regards, Eric
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