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[Roland 49]

Matt, that photo of Ray Brown is the one used for the "Happy Candies" cards 1945-46, so the one on the back, (2 col) was to be published in a 2-column newspaper, and the other is the date November 1945 .va photo of the card

[Roland 49]

Matt, now I give another example of the photos that were used for the " Caramelos Felices " cards 1945-46, I show the photo and the card of Armando Marsans

[Roland 49]

Original photo of Gervasio González that was used for the collection "Cigarros Punch 1910"

[Roland 49]

Felices 1945, photo and card of Adrian Zabala

[Roland 49]

Original photo by Armando Gallart, used for the "Caramelos Felices" cards 1945-46

[Roland 49]

Album "Caramelos Felices 1945-46" original photo and card by Juan Montero #100, I have published some of the photos used for the cards, but no one comments for or against, I don't know if anyone is seeing the thread or not You are interested in what I post.

[Roland 49]

1864 MOBILE- HAVANA, THE BASEBALL ROUTE. In 1864, after finishing his studies at Spring Hill College, Nemesio Guillo, his brother Ernesto and Enrique Porto returned to Havana. Nemesio brought a ball and a bat in their luggage, which were the first to enter Cuba the next day. The three youngsters began to practice and their friends and acquaintances soon joined them. This was the beginning of baseball in Cuba, today March 3, 2023, in the Vedado area where in 1864 it was practiced for the first time, a delegation de Movile was part of the event to commemorate the Baseball Route, a group of North Americans from that city participated and spoke at the event, including Blake Stein, who was a pitcher and player from that school and later played in the Major Leagues in 1998 in Oakland and from 1999-2002 with KC ROYALS, in one of the photos I am with him.