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12-04-2007, 02:24 PM
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Top 10 Players Of The Deadball-Era
Posted By: G. MAINES
Cobb was the American League's answer to Willie Keeler. Actually, Keeler outhit Cobb while he was in the NL (.371 to .366). With the Highlanders though, Keeler couldn't average .300. 
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