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The Chicago Black Sox
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I find it interesting that the game took only 1 hour and 35 minutes. Today's baseball games regularly pass 3 hours, with playoff games often going significantly longer.darrin made a comment on this Spotlight. 7 hours ago
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Battleship Potempkin Illustrated - Atlanta Constitution 4 July 1905
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Lottery - Newborn E. Condrey 1918
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Mary Condrey of 8th grade 1915
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Clyde H Condrey marries J. S. Andrews 1919
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