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02-04-2007, 05:04 PM
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Player Relatives
Posted By: D Brown
Dan, Bruce Esser was indeed helpful with the family research, and filled me in on the demise of the MINK league in 1913 (1914?). My greatgrandfather's team had kept playing longer than most of the rest of the league, so when it collapsed there weren't positions around to take up. Esser filled in a missing link, the move to Waterloo IA after Auburn. I dream of a RPPC of either team, they must have existed. thanks for the suggestion. 
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