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12-06-2006, 01:54 PM
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Family members of Old time ball players
Posted By: Jon Canfield
I keep in contact with the son of Myron "Moose" Grimshaw (depicted with Toronto in the T-206 set). Myron is buried in my home town in upstate NY and spent his life (and passed away) a few miles from my house. I met his son, Roger, who I believe is around 80 years old, while doing research on Moose. We were in contact with each other for over 2 years (Roger lives in Florida), but he recently came back to New York and we met up for lunch. He brought along family photos of Myron and some early playing day photos. 
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