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1967 Kansas City Athletics Season Contract MLB Baseball Coach Wes Stock Signed BASEBALL JERSEYS Wilbur Shaw wins the race Color:Royal
1967 Kansas City Athletics Season Contract MLB Baseball Coach Wes Stock Signed BASEBALL JERSEYS Wilbur Shaw wins the race Color:Royal
1967 Kansas City Athletics Season Contract MLB Baseball Coach Wes Stock Signed BASEBALL JERSEYS Wilbur Shaw wins the race Color:Royal
1967 Kansas City Athletics Season Contract MLB Baseball Coach Wes Stock Signed BASEBALL JERSEYS Wilbur Shaw wins the race Color:Royal

1967 Kansas City Athletics Season Contract MLB Baseball Coach Wes Stock Signed BASEBALL JERSEYS Wilbur Shaw wins the race Color:Royal

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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1967 Kansas City Athletics Season Contract MLB Baseball Coach Wes Stock Signed BASEBALL JERSEYS Wilbur Shaw wins the race Color:Royal Wilbur Shaw wins the race in record time 1956 Nabisco Shredded Wheat CFL Football #5B Bob Dean Edmonton Eskimos Stock was a former Major League pitcher and in fact appeared in 1 game for K Executive + former player Ed Lopat an American League President and former player + HOFer Joe Cronin

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