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03-19-2004, 03:51 PM
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How ghosts came to be
Posted By: Julie
we soemtimes see far from unattractive ghosts, like the simple white background with dark printing card back ( a Piedmont, i think) with a clear, pale recognizable image on it--a sort of 1 1/2 for the price of 1. Neat. If such a card were found with a special relationship of some kind between the front player and the ghost player--pitcher and catcher who worked together, enemies, etc.--. it would be so compelling as to make one wonder if the thing were accidental or intentional. 
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