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Old 06-02-2016, 01:13 PM
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Cy Seymour is one of the forgotten and most versatile stars of the era. He led the league in strikeouts (239) as a pitcher in 1898 and batting average (.377) as a hitter in 1905. As a bonus, I think his portrait is one of the most picturesque in the set.
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Sure would be nice if Jeff P would post something other than the utter dross he's been subjecting us to lately.

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sure would be nice if jeff p would post something other than the utter dross he's been subjecting us to lately.

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one of many postcards I purchased from the Farmer Ray estate years ago
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one of many postcards I purchased from the Farmer Ray estate years ago
Nice one Bill

And Jeff P and others, pure candy to the eyes!!

and another somewhat generic rppc..

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