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01-27-2005, 08:46 AM
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"SWIFT" E-card back stamp
Posted By: warshawlaw
As I recall, both teams did train in the SoCal area early in the 20th Century. I know for a fact that once Wrigley bought the Cubs, they trained on Santa Catalina Island off the LA coast (Wrigley owned the island too). There are some nice PCs of the Cubs training on the island. I want to say that the Sox trained in the Palm Springs area, but I may be off on that one. 
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