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Old 09-02-2009, 08:31 AM
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True "Cagers" back in the day when they actually played the game inside a fenced-in court with no out-of-bounds:

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Possibly the earliest football tintype:

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Old 09-02-2009, 09:35 AM
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Max - the sweater is awesome - do you wear it around the house in the winter?
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Old 09-02-2009, 10:05 AM
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I have some Bobby Orr stuff, but not vintage enough. I bet them Cagers could talk some trash. Tough lookin bunch. The Thorpe's r amazing. All good stuff.

1924 Paris Olympics, USA delegation and the Big Kahuna is in here, somewheres.
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YazFan —

Great card of a great fighter — but he wasn't from Portland.

"Mysterious" Billy Smith, who was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame this past June, was a Canadian from Little River, Nova Scotia, and won the first officially recognized world welterweight championship on April 17, 1893. Towards the end of his career he moved to the West Coast, opening a hotel and Turkish bath in Yakima, Washington, and then a saloon in Portland, where he died on Oct. 15, 1937.
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About 98% of what I collect is baseball but of the remaining these three items would be my favorites.

"To a good fighter from a lucky one."
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Duke Kahanamoku postcard, more often seen as b&w. Don't worry, Anthony; it's in the Will.


Picked this up for a loonie in a Gastown junque shop back in the '70's. It is coveted by a certain Saskatoonian (Saskatoonite?, Saskatoonarooni?) who frequents this board. Don't worry, brah; it's in the Will (I'll throw in the license plate, too).
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David, Awesome postcard. It really shows the "porthole" Paoa used to check for sealife and shallow hazards. How do I get in that will?

Great idea for a painting!
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Great card of a great fighter — but he wasn't from Portland.

"Mysterious" Billy Smith, who was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame this past June, was a Canadian from Little River, Nova Scotia, and won the first officially recognized world welterweight championship on April 17, 1893. Towards the end of his career he moved to the West Coast, opening a hotel and Turkish bath in Yakima, Washington, and then a saloon in Portland, where he died on Oct. 15, 1937.
You're obviously correct and I knew about some of the above (nice additional info though.) I guess "from Portland" can have different meanings.
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Large Ali/Spinks poster signed by both in the 80's.
Gordie Howe colored magazine piece with signed 4 x 5 card.
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1931 Bronco Nagurski Comin at Ya!
KC Jones USF
Jim Brown MVP
Willie Shoemaker & other jockies
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Anyone know of anything special in the Nov. 24, 1928 game between Fordham and Georgetown at the Polo Grounds?
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Max - the sweater is awesome - do you wear it around the house in the winter?
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As I live in Vancouver, no need to wear the sweater as we wear shorts and T-shirts in the winter, and leave the snow and cold to the rest of Canada

The Sheiks' items particularly appeal to me, as I'm originally from Saskatoon

Max

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I'm originally from Saskatoon
Been talkin' to play writers, been workin' on words; phrases!
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Original TYPE I photographs by the great post-war photographer Malcolm Emmons.

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My favoUrite Canadian song by the best band to come out of this country. I knew a few on here would get the reference!
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1961-62 Fleer & 1970-71 Topps Tall-Boys.

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As I live in Vancouver, no need to wear the sweater as we wear shorts and T-shirts in the winter
And don't forget about the rain coats, umbrellas and rubber boots



That is a really great Sheiks sweater Max
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