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Old 08-03-2010, 04:44 PM
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Hey Matt, that is the image. I had the wrong name combo.
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Old 08-03-2010, 06:50 PM
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that every center panel in the T202 set contains Joe Jax' image. In one of the shots, he can be seen selling refreshments in the stands
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Old 08-03-2010, 07:02 PM
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You can tell by the way the ball is suspended above the runner that the game took place in 1911 when Jackson stole a base against a right-handed infielder. Pretty conclusive if you ask me...

BTW, Bigfish - this isn't meant to be a personal attack to a reasonable question. We just having some leftover fun from a previous post that you can search for and spend the next three days reading...

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I recognize the pattern of dust being kicked up. It is definitely Jackson.
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that every center panel in the T202 set contains Joe Jax' image. In one of the shots, he can be seen selling refreshments in the stands

Jason,

I thought EXACTLY this when I read this thread this afternoon! However, since I have a reputation as a wise ass, I decided not to say anything.

Glad you're filling the void!
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It is interesting how many T202s feature an unidentified runner from Cleveland ...
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It is interesting how many T202s feature an unidentified runner from Cleveland ...
That also look like Joe Jax.
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Old 08-03-2010, 07:51 PM
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I thought EXACTLY this when I read this thread this afternoon! However, since I have a reputation as a wise ass, I decided not to say anything.

Glad you're filling the void!

I couldn't help it. Usually I am far more reserved and most of those things never make it to post, but I literally was unable to hold that one back. Maybe I can try out for a roster spot as your back-up!
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Old 08-03-2010, 08:28 PM
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Just asking a question boys. Actually would have had alittle respect for the posts that followed if you actually identified the player in the image. Instead we have people trying to earn the asshole of the month award. These type of responses devalue threads and discourage lurkers from posting. Just a question.
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Old 08-03-2010, 08:42 PM
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Just asking a question boys. Actually would have had alittle respect for the posts that followed if you actually identified the player in the image. Instead we have people trying to earn the asshole of the month award. These type of responses devalue threads and discourage lurkers from posting. Just a question.
Oh for god's sake lighten up.
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Must we bring religion into this, Peter? Really now. Shame on you.
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Just asking a question boys. Actually would have had alittle respect for the posts that followed if you actually identified the player in the image. Instead we have people trying to earn the asshole of the month award. These type of responses devalue threads and discourage lurkers from posting. Just a question.
That's one that I haven't even sniffed before!

Just trying to inject some humor...didn't mean to ruffle any feathers
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Old 08-07-2010, 02:39 AM
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Sorry to bump this thread again but I found another picture of Joe Jackson sliding.





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