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Standard Speaker. 9/17/1999

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Labels: 1980s-90s, Allies, Mascots, Native Image, Native Stereotyping, Pro Atlanta Braves, Pro Cleveland Indians, Pro Kansas City Chiefs (Mo), Pro Washington Redskins

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1953, Feb 7. Asbury Park Press.

Toms River 1953 yearbook photo.

What's this mean?

Can = Canada

Col = College

HS = High School

JH = Junior High

MS = Middle School

Pro = Professional

Uni = University

USA = States

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