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Old 07-08-2009, 03:04 PM
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I wonder how many of those old glass water coolers got destroyed by foul balls every season?
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Default A's team shot

In that 1905 A's team shot posted earlier by Brian it appears to be a girl/woman wearing a hat, and not a guy, that is holding the ball in the background. If so, now the picture is that much cooler.

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I believe Coach's Corner sold the autograph ball she obtained that day for $221 a few months back. It actually came with that picture as provenance.
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Here is my favorite Deadball Era water cooler photo:

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