Connie Mack3, baseball player. Black and white portrait photograph

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Connie Mack3, baseball player. Black and white portrait photograph

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Connie Mack, as manager of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Français : Connie Mack, lorsqu'il était directeur des Philadelphia Athletics.

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07/01/1911

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