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Old 08-05-2016, 09:44 AM
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Welcome back Jimmy L. Are you still located down in Zika-land?

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Old 08-05-2016, 10:00 AM
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Hey Rob, glad to know you're still posting here!

Now that Zika mosquitos have arrived in miami all I can say is that I'm cornered.

Bet you remember this handsome fella... It's been what? 15 years?

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Old 08-05-2016, 10:32 AM
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Ah, that was my very first baseball CDV.

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Old 08-05-2016, 02:34 PM
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On display is my very last remaining Old Judge....Jim Fogarty.

I sold or traded all my other OJ's.

Kept Fogarty because he played for the original Phillies (Quakers) team.


Furthermore, he is the "Great-Grandfather" of John Fogerty (of CCR fame).....and, that great BB HOF song "Centerfield"

OK guys....this may sound " way out ! " Whatever, consider this....Jim and John were both born in San Francisco.







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Old 08-05-2016, 02:58 PM
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Ted--Where is the info about the relationship between Jim Fogarty and John Fogerty from? Obviously, the names are spelled differently, and Jim died at an early age from TB and I have seen no mention of him having a family.
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Jimmy welcome back. Would love to see what's in those stacks of cdvs and stereoviews!
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Ted--Where is the info about the relationship between Jim Fogarty and John Fogerty from? Obviously, the names are spelled differently, and Jim died at an early age from TB and I have seen no mention of him having a family.
To quote Animal House - "Forget it, he's rolling."
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On display is my very last remaining Old Judge....Jim Fogarty.

I sold or traded all my other OJ's.

Kept Fogarty because he played for the original Phillies (Quakers) team.


Furthermore, he is the "Great-Grandfather" of John Fogerty (of CCR fame).....and, that great BB HOF song "Centerfield"

OK guys....this may sound " way out ! " Whatever, consider this....Jim and John were both born in San Francisco.







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I enclosed that sentence with and quotation marks. Really, I was joking.


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