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Lancemountain

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Three commons in today-getting close to 200 for The Monster

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Wow, those Montiels look great! They are so so tough in good condition. I'm guessing 5's for each

I only wish they were 5's. For the life of me I can't figure out the grading on these. The dirty one got a 2 and the very clean, what I thought was going to get a 5 only got a 2.5. Crazy! I honestly have no clue why.
 

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Not sure if I've ever shown this but I picked this guy up about 15 years ago. Pretty decent shape for 105 years old.

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Last month I bought a 1921 photo of Carl Lundgren, a pitcher with the Chicago Cubs from 1902-1908 who was born in the town next to mine. It shows Lundgren after retirement and in his capacity as the Head Baseball Coach of the University of Illinois and an instructor of coaching in the Physical Education college.

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A closeup of Lundgren

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Today it happens that I purchased a 1921 coursebook for the coaching class he taught, authored by Lundgren and famed U of I football and baseball coach George Huff. It was interesting in that you can see the coursebook in the photo, sitting by the baseball bat in the photo above.

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Also interesting that the baseball field pegboard teaching tool in the photo is recreated in the book.

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The coursebook itself has nice photos of U of I players from 1920.

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Grace,
Absolutely awesome piece. Great piece of history! Don't you wish everyone still dressed like that?
 

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