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JIM: 80 years ago, Lefty Rosenbaum joined Greenwood Dodgers Long time merchant at Fairplay, KY, was an outstanding baseball player, too By JIM The hottest news in Aprll 6, 1938 -- eighty years ago today -- edition of the Adair County News was that baseballer Stanley "Lefty" Rosebaum, late of Fairplay and lately a school teacher, "whose speed and curves enabled him to defeat all college opposition" during his days with the Lindsey Wilson nine, recently had joined the Greenwood, Mississippi, Dodgers, one of the teams in the Cotton States league.) This story was posted on 2018-04-07 04:08:33
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