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very good--beat me by a couple of minutes--I knew I should have just answered part one first
 I would add that Lefty Phillips also died within the decade (1972) and I believe 1970 may have been his rookie card, since he never played in the majors.
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1970 was my next thought with Munson's rookie card in the set but took me a while to figure out the three players. On a side note, I saw Thurmon Munson's last game as the Yankees spanked my White Sox in Comiskey Park 9 - 1. Last edited by Samsdaddy; 01-07-2014 at 12:31 PM.
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