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08-19-2017, 06:27 PM
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A Beater of the Team that Could Not be Beat
Though it isn't a card, but instead a photo, here is my favorite "beater."
The photograph in question is an exhibit photo of the 1912 Red Sox at Spring Training in Hot Springs on the eve of their championship season. The backing is almost nonexistent and photo torn, but the image the photographer captures is still so crisp and clear you feel like you are there! 
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