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1941 All-Star Series How To Play Second Base MLB Baseball Herman Gehringer Pitcher Page 33 has a significant 235847285939

Name: 1941 All-Star Series How To Play Second Base MLB Baseball Herman Gehringer Pitcher Page 33 has a significant 235847285939
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1941 All Star Series How To Play Second Base MLB Baseball Herman Gehringer Pitcher Page 33 has a significant 235847285939 Page 33 has a significant rip and is torn out but included (no significant content on that page) Autograph by PGA Golf Great Sam Snead on Index Card Authenticated by JSA Please see photos light handling wear on the covers

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