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11-10-2021, 05:04 PM
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Just as our brother concluded, they took pains not to incriminate their asses.
A worthy postscript. About a dozen letters were sent to Jeff Burdick about the matter, before Jefferson fired off his broadside to Goudey. He kept all the letters. Goudey sent Mr. Burdick a little more than a dozen copies of the #106 Nap Lajoie. Jefferson Burdick then mailed out a letter to each hobbyist that had written to him about the matter, Brian, Thanks for posting. May follow up with you to talk sports king theory which I think is interesting. 
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