The Okie Legacy: A 1904 Baseball Fan

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Volume 5 , Issue 1

2003

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A 1904 Baseball Fan

"My Great-Grandpa played back in 1904 when he started to play professional, can't seem to find any information. Only this, A Hans Mangold lived in San Antonio, Texas. Jackob Mangold was my Great-Grandpa's Name. What I know is... he was 18 and started to play Professional Baseball in Kearny County / Larkin Kansas. He lived in Kearny County, Kansas. Nothing much. How many baseball teams were there in 1904? If you can help me let me know." -- Javan @ jdunken5@bluevalley.net   |  View or Add Comments (0 Comments)   |   Receive updates ( subscribers)  |   Unsubscribe


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