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Yeah those are very nice. Would be good enough for me. Congrats. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Good article. I live near there and work in Carnegie often. I'll have to check out the museum. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Enjoyed the article. Always nice to see something about vintage baseball in a modern newspaper. One question for the Pronunciation Police: what is the correct way to say Carnegie? Have always heard it said "CAR-na-gie", emphasis on the first syllable. A while back I watched an American Experience TV show about Andrew Carnegie and he was referred to throughout as "Car-NAY-gie", emphasis on second syllable. I also listened to a YouTube with some old-timer who claimed to have known Wagner in Car-NAY-gie. Said "Hah-nuss" as well so he passed that test. Some of you guys are local to the area. What do you call the place?
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