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Old 02-23-2010, 11:19 PM
Iwantmorecards77 Iwantmorecards77 is offline
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Over the next few days, I will try to post those pictures. I've glanced at the FAQ section to find out how to post pictures.

The pictures are pasted in an album with other family photos (including a picture of Sweden's Prince Wilhelm's visit to Jamestown!) Again, I'm sure this is nothing more than a travel "adult rec. league" team. There is some writing underneath some of the photos and from that, some of the players appear to be: J. Cantley, H. J.Brown, P.L.P., Wadlow, Price, among others.

If anything, it is interesting to see the spectators lined up on the "sidelines." The umpire has quite the attire, and the ice cream truck on the side is a nice touch!

I will try to get them up as soon as I can.

Is it normal to think how many of my ancestors (or the players in the pictures) used tobacco and how many of them came across T206's (or others) and what they did with them? lol I could only imagine!

Todd

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