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05-18-2012, 10:22 AM
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As Ted said Plank was noted in many period articles and by his fellow teammates as living a clean life. He never drank or used tobacco of any kind. I believe like Ted that this is the most plausible explanation for his not giving his permission to be in the T206 set.
Here's an article from 1911 about Plank. 
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