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04-02-2008, 12:48 PM
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Ballplayer's reaction to card
Posted By: Jon Canfield
Well, not sure if this helps but I remember that the famous Wagner strip was found in a jacket pocket (or something similar) in the house belonging to Wagner. I think it is theorized that the ATC sent Wagner the "proof" to show him what his card would look like and to try to get him to give consent to its issue. Certainly, it is interesting that Wagner kept his card. 
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