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Originally Posted by Joe_G.
Well, the first two examples have no good excuse, that is simply the wrong identification. The third example (SGC) followed the OJ book which is better than 99% accurate, but your identification is due to more recent research. Can you share your research story?
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I'd love to say I was the one who found out his name when I saw it in an old Sporting Life magazine, BUT when I went to his Baseball-Reference page to report it, his name was already up. So someone beat me to it.
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