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Old 06-25-2011, 03:33 PM
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T206 Joe Doyle

I disagree agree with the Zeenut Fatty Arbuckle, even my wife knew who he was. She said "isn't he the guy who killed a girl..." Alas, the story isn't true (a girl did die but not like many think) but nonetheless he is much more well known for that incident than he is for a card.
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What about Harry Aggainis from the '55 Topps set?
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Mike Mitchell and Andy Pafko

I realize Pafko had a decent career, but most don't know his stats. Most vintage collectors do know the player on card #1 in 1952.
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Mike Mitchell and Andy Pafko

I realize Pafko had a decent career, but most don't know his stats. Most vintage collectors do know the player on card #1 in 1952.
+1 I was going to say Mike Mitchell as well
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Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
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Art Houtemann.
Bill Denehy.
Fritz Ackley.
Hank Allen.
Sonny Jackson.
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1976 topps kurt bevaqua bubble gum blowing contest card.
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How about the O'Brien brothers from '54
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What about Harry Aggainis from the '55 Topps set?
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You could put Brian Piccolo (69 Topps FB) is this category.
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From that 30s US Caramel set..what was that guys name ? Lindberg ??
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