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04-14-2006, 06:54 AM
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Walt Corson's checklists
Posted By: Frank Wakefield
Thank you guys... THIS stuff is the legacy of our hobby. How we got where we are. I clearly recall reading and looking and hunting for Guiheen's first name. How could Beckett list the first names of all of these T206 guys but his??? Well I finally found "Tom", as did others, and now, in today's lists, kids see Tom and think nothing of it. It tickles me to see that other folks were concerned about this before me. Many a night, after reading copies of old newspaper articles, my tired eyes would close and as I tried to sleep I could see Guiheen's smug face staring back at me from that deep colored card of his... the rascal. 
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