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G is for Gradyville, 1951: Ken Scott relates to Bill Wheat Only two members of the Gradyville Baseball Team of 1951 still living. Billy Wheat writes: According to Ken Scott (one of the players), the baseball picture is from 1951 taken at the top of hill were the old Grayville school stood in Gradyville, Kenneth Scott and Short Burris are the only two left of the team - Billy WheatComments re photo 61979 G For Greatest Baseball Team Ever Garlin Gradyville This story was posted on 2015-09-07 09:38:23
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